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SRI Hockey – U12B2 – Martha’s Vineyard
A day out to Martha’s Vineyard to play a couple of games against their U12 team. Cars, boats, and buses were involved. We skated away with a tie and a win bringing the season to a 5-1-2 record to date.
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Game 1 – South Coast Hockey League Playoffs – SRI Rams vs. Warwick Waves
After giving up the first goal of the game to the Waves, the Rams came back firing. Taking a 3-1 lead most of the way through the first period. With a 4-3 lead into the third period and the Waves putting on the pressure. However, the Rams were able to keep the puck away from their net-minder and opened up 5 additional goals in the final period for a 9-3 win!
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Southern Rhode Island Hockey – 10/17/20 – Smithfield
A quality game by the SRI Rams and their first win of the season! Position play and offside line on offense was much improved. They controlled the first half of the game and maintained the lead through the end. Enjoy the pictures!
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Southern Rhode Island Youth Hockey – 10.10.20
Hockey is back. Rinks, players, parents, and organizers are getting used to the new format and trying to adapt all the regulations to a varied environment.
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Deep Freeze Mite Tournament at Waterville Valley
A 4-day hockey tournament (3-day for those of us that didn’t make the finals or semis) nestled in the heart of Waterville Valley. Held at a rink that was colder than the 6°F that was whipping around outside, 6-9 year olds battled on full ice to prove their skills against other teams in New England. Skiing, tubing, snowball fights, pancakes, pools, hot-tubs, knee hockey, arcades, rooms filled with flatulence – mostly by kids…. Pictures Below: 1st Series is of the White/Blue teams & 2nd Series is of the Smythe Team. Mite Blue & White _________________________________________ Mite Smythe
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Live Audio at Learn to Skate
Had a bit of fun this weekend at Learn 2 Skate. My youngest didn’t want to wear anything as we think he knew the implications, but a friend and I thought it would be interesting to mic up their 4-year old…and it didn’t disappoint! While long, this video shows some of the mental and emotional processing that goes on in a young mind during an event. As adults sit in the stands, one may imagine what they are saying or feeling…but it may not always match up with what’s actually going on. If you have an extra 14 minutes, sit back and watch the wonders of a 4-year old.
