| Over-30 Old Time Hockey League |
The parking lot and street games are long gone, but the passion and desire to play competitive hockey resides in our hearts and minds.., now it's just played through aging, sore, and over-weight bodies.
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"In the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years."
Abraham Lincoln
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Attention "New" Players
New players looking to join the Over-30 League
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| 2020 Spring Season Restart |
For a complete COVID-19 League Announcement and Updates, including our plan to restart the 2020 Spring Season please see the "Spring Season Restart" page... or click the link below:
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AARP Award
When your turn 50 you get to look forward to two things.., a colonoscopy and your AARP membership card in the mail.
Now the Over-30 League is giving our senior players something else to look forward to each week with the new Over-50 players (only) weekly award.., with the new “Almost Approaching Retirement Player” of the week.
This small recognition is a two-fold award. One part is the recognition that you’re still competing at a recognizable level of play.., and the second part is you’re probably scared of retirement and social security income.., so we are awarding a $5 Scratch Ticket to the Over-50 weekly player with the hopes of adding to his retirement income. This could be your Over-30 League pension if you’re lucky enough like recently eligible defenseman Matty Iannello.
This single vote caster shall remain totally anonymous so as to not be bribed, threatened, coerced, or intimidated into voting for a particular player.., as we don’t want any collusion or potential meddling by the Russians.
Most of all.., these young “Whippersnappers” can’t win the award.., even if you 49-years and 364-days old.., you’re too young and you can’t win. You have to be 50!
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| A.A.R.P. Old timer award 3-7-2020 |
Zero Tolerance Policy
To all players in the Over-30 League:
This is a reminder that the league has a “Zero Tolerance Policy” in effect. When you participate in the league you acknowledge that it’s your responsibility to be respectful of all players, referees, scorekeepers, administrative support individuals and the facilities.
You are responsible for your actions, stick, and emotions at all times. The following are (some) examples of actions that will not be tolerated (along with minimum possible suspensions) and will lead to disciplinary action up to and including suspension along with possible expulsion from the league:
- Verbal abuse of referees, players, scorekeepers and league administrators (misconduct, game misconduct, minimum of 1-2 games suspended)
- Any physical contact with a referee, timer or administrator inside or outside the facility (misconduct, game misconduct, minimum of 2-3 games suspended)
- Throwing or slamming of sticks agianst the boards or glass, rink floor, net, bench areas (minimum of unsportsmanlike conduct, misconduct or game misconduct and possible suspension)
- Defacing or damaging the facilities (minimum of misconduct, game misconduct and suspension)
- Abuse of facilities (minimum of game misconduct, 2-3 games suspended)
- Any intent to injure occurrences (minimum of match penalty, game misconduct and suspension)
- Continuous verbal outbursts whether directed at the referees, timer, opposing player, team mate or other individuals that becomes excessive
All incidents are reviewed by the League Director with input from the Board of Directors and all decisions are final. There is no appeals process.
Sincerely,
Over-30 Board of Directors
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| Weekly website updates and published dates |
| Home Page Update |
5/19/2020 |
| Schedule |
3/17/2020 |
| Team Standings |
3/9/2020 |
| Team Player Stats |
3/8/2020 |
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Game Sheets
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3/8/2020 |
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Weekly Top 3 Stars
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3/8/2020 |
| P.U.T.A. Forum and Game Summaries |
3/7/2020 |
| Dunkin Donuts "Player of the Week" |
3/9/2020 |
| League Leaders |
3/8/2020 |
| Five Guys weekly Award |
3/9/2020 |
| AARP Old Timers weekly Award |
3/9/2020 |
| Pink Shirt / Stick Bag Challenge |
3/9/2020 |
| Head-to-Head |
3/8/2020 |
| Spring Scoring/G.A.A. Challenge |
3/8/2020 |
| Player Spotlight Winner |
Scott Rosato |
| League Photos (Winter 2019) |
11/3/2019
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| Individual Season Award Winners |
12/29/2019 |
| Career All-Time Stats (regular season & playoffs) |
9/7/2019 |
| Championship Jacket Winners |
9/7/2019 |
| Championship Teams Photos |
1/26/2020 |
| Historical summary of the Over-30 league |
12/30/2019 |
| Season Milestone Acheivers |
3/7/2020 |
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| Dunkin Donuts Player Of The Week |
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| Five Guys Player Of The Week |
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| DUNKIN DONUT PLAYER OF THE WEEK 3-7-20 |
AWAITING PHOTO
| This week's Dunkin Donuts winner goes to Matt Farrell of Snow White. After missing half the season, out on IR with an upper body injury, Matt finally got rid of the invisibility cloak and announced he is back in dramatic fashion, factoring into four of the first five goals his team scored, with 1-goal and 3-assists in a rout of the opposition. His goal of waiting out the goalie on a breakaway and patiently scoring was a thing of beauty.
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| FIVE GUYS PLAYER OF THE WEEK 3-7-20 |
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| This week's Five Guys winner goes to Chris Ducharme of Snow White. Normally playing center for his team, giving his team the best depth in the middle, Chris showed off his versatility by also filling in on defense to help out. Chris scored a goal and added an assist while also contributing the added factor of solid defense that completely shut down the opposition.
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| DUNKIN DONUT PLAYER OF THE WEEK 2-29-20 |
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| This week's Dunkin Donuts winner goes to Nick Doherty of Jake-O-Lanterns. With his team facing a three goal deficit after one period, Nick took it upon himself to get back into the game by scoring 3-goals (some would say 4) and assisting on another in the second period, then capping it off by scoring the game winner in overtime, for a total of 4-goals. Nick factored in five of his team's six goals scored while leading the way in snapping that five game losing streak.
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| FIVE GUYS PLAYER OF THE WEEK 2-29-20 |
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| This week's Five Guys winner goes to Todd Bryson of Jake-O-Lanterns. Todd broke out offensively with some timely play making as he set up three goals in a fiver goal second period scoring outburst for his team. Todd playe a key role in his team coming back from an early three goal deficit. Todd may not be the fastest player on the rink but his rink awareness and passing made a big difference in the outcome in his game.
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