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We skate at Bajko Rink, Turtle Pond Parkway, Hyde Park, MA.

Mailing address: Hyde Park Youth Hockey, P.O. Box 365643, Hyde Park, MA 02136

by posted 02/05/2010
 
As some of you might know, Bob Winstead, one of the Bajko Rink employees, recently passed away. His wake and funeral are tomorrow in Dorchester. While it is short notice, I'm sure the family would appreciate hearing any stories about what a kind and caring man Bob was, always helpful and nice to parents and kids alike. Click here for the obituary link where you can also leave a message for the family. We'll miss him around the rink!

    

by posted 01/30/2010
 
You will notice on February skills night, 2/25/10, we are hosting Jeff Serowik's Pro Ambitions Hockey Program. The schedule is:

6pm - House, Mite Gold and Maroon, Squirt White
7pm - Squirt Maroon and Gold, Peewee White, Maroon and Gold, and Bantam Maroon and Gold

This is a special skating opportunity and everyone should attend; ALL skaters, goalies and at least 1 coach from every team. Let's show them how awesome Hyde Park Youth Hockey players are!

For more information on Pro Ambitions and Jeff, visit  www.proambitions.com.

    

by posted 01/28/2010
 
The State Playdown Schedule has been Finalized. To download a PDF, select Documents on the left on the home page and click Playdown Schedule.

    

by posted 01/03/2010
 
Announcing a fun skating opportunity that helps raise money for the Cam Neely Foundation for Cancer Care. Click here to download a PDF flyer or visit www.firstgiving.com/neelysk8 for more info. For a list of participating rinks and their dates, click here.

    

by posted 11/02/2009
 
Communication from USA Hockey:

Thursday, October 29, 2009

Dear Program Administrator/Coach

We’ve worked with our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Michael Stuart, to provide you with pertinent regarding the H1N1 virus, including recommendations to reduce the likelihood of spreading the infection.

Specifically, USA Hockey recommends:

Provide individual water bottles for players; do not share water bottles
Regularly wash hands
Clean workout gear for each practice/competition
Keep gloves on during the traditional handshake with opponents

You should be aware that symptoms of the virus include: fever (102 degrees fahrenheit or greater), cough, muscle aches, runny nose, headache or sore threat, with the potential for more serious complications, including pneumonia.

Those affected by the H1N1 virus typically have been children and young adults.

Transmission of the virus may occur from the day before the onset of symptoms and during the five to seven days that the symptoms are present. Infected individuals should stay home until signs and symptoms have resolved, with no fever present for at least 24 hours. The 24-hour no-fever timeline should be achieved naturally, without the aid of fever reducing medications.

Additional information regarding H1N1 is available from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention by visiting www.cdc.gov/H1N1Flu/.

Best wishes for a successful season.

    

by posted 10/27/2009
 
Welcome back to Bajko everyone.

As things are ramping up, I want to ask everyone to read this season's letter from me (click here to dowload PDF). With the rink open, so is our Snack Bar. See my letter for our call for volunteers to man it. Also remember, final assessment payments were due September 15, and watch for information on the website and at the rink about upcoming fund- (and fun!) -raising opportunites.

Have a great season Eagles.

Bill Dunn
HPYH President

    

by posted 10/08/2009
 

    

by posted 01/08/2009
 
Mass Hockey forwarded a recall on certain Reebok and CCM helmets. To download an informational PDF, click here: http://www.masshockey.com/Safety/PDF/HRecall.pdf