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GOLF CLASSIC Friday, July 16, 2021 10:30 A.M GOLF CLASSIC Friday, July 16, 2021 10:30 a.m. Shotgun Start Honoring, celebrating, and preserving New Hampshire’s rich ice hockey history and supporting the development of future New Hampshire hockey Legends. nhlegendsofhockey.com NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGENDS OF HOCKEY 2021 Board of Directors Executive Director - Jim Hayes President - John Normand Vice-President - Mike Gould Secretary – Dwayne Robinson Pierre Belanger ● Peter Bedford ● Dick Boucher ● Dave Corriveau ● Peter Maher ● Roland Martin Tom Moulton ● Eric Swenson ● Mike Young ● Dan Zapton Honorary Members Sen. Lou D'Allesandro ● Jeff Eisenberg ● Bob Gaudet Jamie Staton ● Dick Umile The Legends recognize three individuals who have concluded their service on our Board of Directors: Kevin Keaveney, Lane Mabbett and Steve Mathieu Thank you for your outstanding contributions to our organization. LET US REMEMBER And take a moment of silence and join us in remembering our Hall of Fame member(s) who have passed since our 2019 Golf Classic Red Gendron, Seaver Peters and Dick Bradley as well as other hockey friends who have passed away. Former board members Father Robert Marchand and Paul Comeau - Paul Leonard Leo Callahan, Ryan Frew and JM Sahr Mailing Address ~ PO Box 777 Manchester, NH 03105-0777 Web address ~ nhlegendsofhockey.com OTHER NEWS 2021 Supporters Year January 1 2021 to December 31, 2021 Nominations for 2022 Hall of Fame Nominations Completed information required by March, 1 2022 See website for details Eighteenth Annual Legends of Hockey Induction Ceremony Sunday October 24, 2021 - Concord NH Grappone Center Inducting the following: Ben Lovejoy and Lauren Slebodnick are being inducted as players; Brian Murphy is being inducted as an official; Bruce Valley is being inducted in the media category and Paul Chalue is being inducted as a builder. In addition, the hockey history of the Exeter High School girl’s and boy’s teams will be recognized. NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGENDS OF HOCKEY We would like to thank all of our Sponsors and hope you’ll patronize them when you have the opportunity. Gold Sponsors St. Paul’s School – Concord Eastern Propane and Oil - Rochester Putting Sponsor nucar Automotive Group - Tilton Silver Sponsors Amoskeag Beverages, LLC – Bow Black Ice Pond Hockey - Concord Capital City Paving - Concord Club National – Nashua (Dbl. Silver Sponsor) Fays Boat Yard - Gilford Gamache Enterprises – Manchester New Hampshire Distributors, LLC - Concord Northway Bank - Berlin Pentucket Bank – Salem NH and Haverhill MA Rowley Insurance Agency – Concord Triplet Computers, LLC – Concord Bronze Sponsors Ackerson State Farm Agency Arcomm Communications Banks Chevrolet-Cadillac-Buick-GMC Cartridge World NH Christian Party Rental Deco Systems Inc. EVR Advertising Granite State Capital Hillsboro Ford Karr & Boucher, PLLC L.A. Brochu, Inc Olivier Law Offices Manchester 40+ Hockey League Milford Lumber Pinnacle Precast & Steel Rene LeClerc State Farm Agency Sleepnet Many thanks to: Our players & volunteers as well as the businesses and individuals who help make our raffle, The Ultimate raffle. Brine & Capital Sporting Goods for their donation of the 3 team prizes. Stonebridge Country Club for their donation of single season membership (auction) and one group lesson for the last place team given by Head Professional. Teams recognized by the New Hampshire Legends of Hockey 2002 Manchester Blackhawks • 2003 Berlin Maroons • 2004 Concord Budmen • 2005 UNH Wildcats 2006 St. Paul’s School • 2007 Dartmouth College • 2008 Phillips Exeter Academy • 2009 Notre Dame Rams 2010 The Original Manchester Monarchs • 2011 Sacred Heart • 2012 Berlin High School 2013 Concord High School • 2014 Hanover High School • 2015 Nashua Royals • 2016 Saint Anselm College 2017 New England College • 2018 Manchester Regional Youth Hockey • 2019 Alpine Club • 2021 Exeter High School New Hampshire Legends of Hockey - Supporters List As of July 6, 2021 Bill Antonucci Jack Donovan Jacques LeClerc Ray Phelan Family of Tony Urban Steve Arndt RJ Downer Ben Lovejoy Rodd Ross Bob & Kathy Vachon Dana Barbin Ron Dubreuil Carl and Carie Lovejoy Frank Roy Bruce L. Valley Peter Bedford Figdis Dunn Manchester 40+ Hockey Janet Pollock Pete Webster Andre "Pref" Pierre Belanger Jeff Eisenberg Lane Mabbett Ryan Weston Prefontaine Gary Bishop Dave Elliott Peter Maher Fred Quistgard Greg Wright Rod Blackburn John Ennis Roland Martin Roland Roberge Mike Young Bob Blood Merrill Fay Rusty Martin Dwayne Robinson Gary Young NH Amateur Hockey Lee Blossom CJ Ficek Denis Martin Dan Zapton Assn. Tom Boucher Missy Field Roger Martin Dick Roy Joe Zuromskis Dick Boucher Bob Gaudet Dave Masinick Eric Royal Ryan Brandt Red Gendron Steve Mathieu Dick Ryerson Len and Leah Brochu Bruce Gillies, Jr. Capital City Paving Rich Ryerson Albie Brodeur Leo Girouard Bill Matthews Tom Ryerson Tom Brown David Gordon Hubie McDonough III Ken Rys Mike Carrette Mike Gould Ken McKinnon Julie Sasner Smith Tom Carroll Leo Gould Don McKinnon Jeff Serowik Taylor Chace Tom Grant Freddy Meyer Steve Shirreffs Paul J. Chalue Paul Grenier Tom Moulton Joe Shoemaker Thomas Champagne Jim Griffin Tara Mounsey Lauren Slebodnick George W. Chase III Jim Hayes Brian Murphy Andre St. Laurent Dan Church Norm Hebert Steve Murphy Jamie Staton In Memory of Brian Dave Corriveau Dave Higgins Mark Myrdek Stone Brendan Creagh Jay High NIHOA - NH Referees Phil Stuart Bruce Crowder Brad Holt Notre Dame Arena Mark Stuckey Sen. Lou D'Allesandro Don Huot Walter Nadeau Eric Swenson Ron DeGregorio Ken Hutchins Alan Nixa Bob Tappan Bill Dennehy Jay Jones Carl Nolin Dick Theriault James Dennett Katie King Crowley Greg Nolin Mark Thurston David Dennett Scott Labnon John Normand Jim Tufts Churchill Rink at Kathleen Twomey Dick Dodds Roland Lavigne Jackson’s Landing Moore John Dodds Rene LeClerc Mark Peterson Dick Umile The NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGENDS OF HOCKEY HALL of FAME MEMBERS We would like to recognize all in attendance – please wave when recognized A group photo of all Hall of Fame members in attendance will be taken before the event Class of 2019 Class of 2014 Class of 2009 Class of 2004 Downing Potter Brown Bruce J. Crowder Jon Leonard Willie Bibeau Tom Carroll Bill Dennehy Bob Norton George Crowe Denis Martin Mark S. Evans Andre “Pref ” Prefontaine Ron Dubreuil Freddy Meyer Rick Middleton Jeff Serowik Hubie McDonough, Jr. Rodd Ross Steve Murphy Wally Tafe, Jr. Tara Mounsey Deron Quint Bruce Parker Paul “Pop” Whalen Dick Osborne Steve Shirreffs Dick Umile Normand Poirier Andre St. Laurent Roland Villeneuve Class of 2018 Class of 2013 Class of 2008 Class of 2003 Brendan Creagh Dick Bradley George C. Akerstrom Al Brodeur Brian Foster Beatrice “Bea” Lambert Bill Antonucci Ray Champagne Bob Gaudet Ted Rice Steve Arndt Jacques LeClerc Don McKinnon Harvey L. Smith Tricia Dunn-Luoma Roger LeClerc Rich Ryerson Mark Stuckey Malcolm Kenneth Gordon Kyle McDonough Anthony “Tony” Urban Gerry Grassie Jock McKenzie George S. Naum Omer Morin Ron Peters Frank Roy Bob Tardif Leo Vaillancourt Class of 2017 Class of 2012 Class of 2007 Class of 2002 Howell P. Campbell Dick Dodds Dennis “Red” Gendron Al Adams Maurice Couture Peter Maher Jim Rivers Bruce Gillies, Jr. Pierre Belanger Jim Griffin Julie Sasner John J. “Tarzan” Healy Rod Blackburn Clarence T. Lessard Jim Tufts Normand A. “Kangaroo” Hebert Msgr. Bousquet Roger Letourneau Kathleen Twomey Katie King Kent Carlson Wayne Pecknold Dicky Valliere Rene Cy LeClerc Doug Everett George “Fuzzy” Thurston Bud Luckern Charlie Holt Russell F. “Russ” Martin Eddie Jeremiah John M. Normand Barney LaRoche Msgr. Lauziere Hubie McDonough, III Don Williamson Class of 2016 Class of 2011 Class of 2006 Gary Bishop Karl “Red” Adams Hobey Baker John Dodds Dana Barbin Merrill Fay Jeff Giuliano Ryan Brandt Leo Gould Rand Pecknold Leonard “Red” Brochu Ralph Labnon Richard R. Roy, MD Sanford “Sandy” Sistare Roland Lavigne Dunc Walsh Clarence H. Littell III Bill Matthews Richard Ryerson Brian Stone Class of 2015 Class of 2010 Class of 2005 Russ Bartlett Ingersoll “Ingy” Arnold Bernard Arguin Taylor Chace Lee Blossom Dick Boucher Paul Colgan Ken Cail Alphonse Corriveau Ron DeGregorio Jeff Eisenberg Carl Langlais CJ Ficek Walter Fournier Ken McKinnon James D. Houston Seaver Peters Richard Roy Ryan Weston Norman “Fat” Pinette Elmo Theriault Matt Robbins Jacque Rodrigue Eric Royal Daniel K. Stuckey, II Dick Theriault 2021 FOURSOMES AND HOLE ASSIGNMENTS Hole 1A Par 5 Hole 1B - Par 5 Hole 2A - Par 4 Hole 2B - Par 4 Jim Hayes Mike Gould Brian Saucier Jon Dowst Steve Rich Leo Gould Jim Lynch RJ Downer Dave Higgins Brian Gould Greg Holley Tom Maher Tom Foote Ric Leavenworth Abe Tuttle Ken Johnson Hole 3A - Par 4 Hole 3B - Par 4 Hole 4 - Par 3 Hole 5A - Par 4 Bobby Rodrigue Chris McIntosh Ron Clace Mike Desmond Chris Stroshine Kyle Macie Joseph Walsh Mike Bayer Peter Bedford Scott Sartorio Leon Watkins Steve Tempesta Chris McLaughlin Derek Delaney Steve Walsh Marc Guimont Hole 5B - Par 4 Hole 6 -Par 3 Hole 7A Par 4 Hole 7B Par 4 Dave Corriveau Joe Vallieres Jeff Gray Rene LeClerc Tim Jamieson Dennis Sahr Dan Houston Pete Ackerson Alex Jamieson Tom Mailhot Peter Clarke Jake LeClerc Jake Jamieson Chuck Provencal TBA Dave Kuhman Hole 8A - Par 4 Hole 8B - Par 4 Hole 9A - Par 4 Hole 9B - Par 4 John Normand Tom Brown Ken McKinnon Mark Bozek Fred Schaake Chris Brown Brian Murphy George Chase Brooks O’Kane Paul Cormier Ron Noble Bob Oziomek Tom Clougherty Adam Schmidt Vic Stanfield Parker Chase Hole 10A - Par 5 Hole 10B - Par 5 Hole 11A - Par 4 Hole 11B - Par 4 Dwayne Robinson Roland Martin Richard Boone Dave
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