For 53 years the Montclair Hockey Club (MHC) has provided a quality environment for youth hockey players to learn, play and enjoy the sport of ice hockey. Our program stresses the development of skills and teamwork that will create a solid foundation for any hockey player. Offering both travel and in-house teams, the Montclair Blues organization ultimate goal is to develop each player's character, sense of sportsmanship and love for the game while forming strong friendships that will last them a lifetime.
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A collection of articles from today's top American NHL players including Zach Parise and Bobby Ryan
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RT @TRHC_Blackhawks: For the month of November our @TRHC_Blackhawks Midget Minor team is supporting Hockey Fights Cancer by wearing the col…
Open 18 hours per day and 362 days per year, Floyd Hall Arena offers public skating sessions as well as a variety of skating and hockey instructional programs for the local communities.
Our company was founded by professional athletes who know what it takes to reach the highest levels of sport. We are passionate about the great game of hockey and strive to create awareness to grow it from a grass-roots level.
