Over 30 Hockey League

The new Over-30 Hall of Fame and Hall of Exhibits are now open.  Clink on the links below.

Admission is FREE, but Inductions are EARNED.

Open 24-hours… please visit and enjoy, as we honor the history and the players that made the Over-30 Hockey League what it is today.

Hall of Fame     Hall of Exhibits

Over-30 League 2026 Players Jamboree

Saturday, April 25 from 4:00 – 8:30 pm (round robin)

Sunday, April 26 from 8:30 am – Noon (playoffs)

$80 registration cost per player

(Paid up front and in full to guarantee a spot in the jamboree draft)

Pre-registration will take place during Over-30 league games, beginning on March 7th and continues until March 28^th

48 players chosen from an open draft format

(If you are not chosen in the draft for this jamboree, your registration money will be refunded to you in full once the jamboree draft has taken place).

4–on-4 playing format (20-minute games)

6-teams (Assigned captains drafting their own teams)

8-players per team (4 forwards, 3 defensemen and 1 goalie)

Included in the registration cost will be a Team shirt and 4-games guaranteed

Sweatshirts to the championship team, individual awards, Players of the Game awards

Raffle baskets (and more)

Foodie event featuring the league’s world renowned pitmaster Dave Giusti

All proceeds will benefit the Over-30 League and its players for our "Seasons of Giving Back"

The Dunkin Player of the Week award winner is George Medeiros of Capo-Zero.

George is the leader for his team on offense, setting the tempo and factoring in on four of his team's five goals, scoring 2-goals and 2-assists.  George leaves no doubt his team will win early, scoring both goals in the first period.

The winner of the Dick’s Sports weekly award is Kyle McCabe of Capo-Zero.

Kyle picks the right game to break out on offense as he scores his first goal of the season while adding 2-assists, as his forechecking plays a big part in his team's quick start.

The winner of the weekly AARP award is Dale McIsaac of Capo-Zero.

Dale stops all 20 shots faced in posting his first shutout of the season, while lowering his GAA to finish in third place overall in the leading goalie stats.  If Dale gets hot in the playoffs, he is capable of carrying his team to a championship.

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is Sean Roach of Poo Bears.

In a low scoring game and his team shorthanded, Sean stops 28 out of 29 shots faced, and does his part to help his team earn a valuable point to lock up the number 2 playoff seed and earn a bye week.

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is Shawn Mulcahy of Capo-Zero.

After dealing with a nagging lower body injury this entire year, Shawn hasn’t put up the points on the game sheets.  What he does continue to produce every week is steady heads up defense for his team, controlling the play and being an underrated piece of a 4-man strong defensive group of players.

Senior Citizen 60+ Monthly award winners

Doug Sedille

March - The winner of the Senior Citizen award for the month of March is Doug Sedille of Tommy Guns.

Doug’s all-around play on defense, as well as his ability to set up plays on offense was noticeable during the month of February, especially in their last four games (winning three), as he took a more active role on defense, showing off flashes of making smart reads and controlling the pace of the games.