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Parkway Youth Hockey / P.O. Box 320024 / West Roxbury, MA 02132
Parkway Youth Hockey is an organization that maintains and runs a hockey program open to and inclusive of all interested youth of the Parkway area: i.e. West Roxbury, Roslindale, and Jamaica Plain. The program is designed to teach and develop hockey skills at all times emphasizing the importance of sportsmanship, fair play, teamwork and responsibility in the overall context of having fun. When a player is assigned to a travel team, preference is given to the Parkway Youth Hockey member.
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| HEADLINES  | | | |  | | | | | | | Goalies Needed for Girls U12, U14 and U19 Teams | | | | | | | by
posted 05/08/2012 All three of our Girls teams are looking for goalies for the upcoming season.
Please contact Dave Lepore at
if you are interested or know someone who is interested.Back to top 
| | | | Travel Team Tryout Results Will Be Posted Today | | | | | | | by
posted 05/05/2012 Thank you for your patience during the tryout and team selection process - at this point we have completed the selection process, and the teams/coaches that will represent Parkway Youth Hockey during the 2012-13 season have been set and are being posted on the web site today.
Each year, we receive many questions about the amount of time it takes to select the teams and publish the rosters. Based on this, we have put together a rough timeline of how this year's selection process progressed:
-- Friday March 16th- Tryouts ended
-- Friday April 13th- Player Notification Deadline. Coach/Team selection process can now begin.
-- Week of April 16th- A Team Coaches and Players Selected
-- Week of April 23rd- B Team Coaches and Players Selected
-- Week of April 30th- C Team Coaches and Players Selected
May 5th – Team Rosters published
As you might notice, the tryouts ended on March 16th, but we could only start the team selection process after April 13th (Player Notification Deadline); this deadline gives us the final list of players who will skate for PYH in the upcoming season. In addition, we faced significant challenges with scheduling coach/team selection meetings with coordinators and coaches, with April vacations and work schedules in the mix after the April 13th notification deadline. Faced with the choice of completing the process more quickly, or completing the process correctly, the coordinators and coaches chose the latter, adhering to policies and guidelines, and ensuring that the appropriate individuals were involved and established rules were followed.
An additional note regarding Squirts:
Although we attempted to place all those who tried out at the Squirt Level onto teams, the large number of entrants has taxed our ice resources and presented a unique problem with over eighty players trying out. Players who have not been named to a travel team for next season will form the nucleus for the McLaughlin Development League and continue to enjoy the game of hockey.
The results will be published at noontime today. Please choose the appropriate level (i.e. Mite, Squirt, etc.) on the "Tryouts" tab at the top of the website to see the team rosters for next season. Midget rosters will be published within the next week.
Have a great summer - we’re looking forward to another successful season of Parkway Youth Hockey in 2012-2013.Back to top
| | | | Tryout Information for 1/2 Season (GBYHL) Midget Teams | | | | | | | by
posted 03/21/2012 Parkway Youth Hockey would like to offer a brief explanation concerning the PYH Midget teams. There are two categories of Midget teams:
-- ½ Season (Travel) teams that play in the GBYHL League
-- Full Season (House) team that plays in the Quincy President's League
The ½ Season GBYHL Midget Travel teams usually consists of two teams with rosters of up to 15 players. The travel teams generally play a ½ season from late August/early September to the end of November. At the conclusion of the GBYHL season in November, the ½ Season Midget season is over and many of these players will then move on to play for their respective high school teams. All practices are held in West Roxbury and Hyde Park. Games are played at home and away (other GBYHL town rinks). Tryouts are required for these teams.
The Full Season Quincy Midget team generally consists of players that wish to play for a full season (September thru March) and will not be skating for their high school teams. All practices are held in West Roxbury and Hyde Park. All games are played on Sunday mornings in Quincy. There are no try outs for this team and space is limited to 20 players.
Please note that final tuition payments for the 2011-2012 season (and any prior balances) are due in full and need to be paid in order to be eligible for placement on a PYH travel team for the 2012-13 season. If you have unpaid tuition, please make sure that you contact our treasurer Nick Favorito (email=
to work out a payment schedule or request financial assistance by completing the form on our website:
http://files.leagueathletics.com/Text/Documents/1713/28088.pdf
Please contact us at
if you have any questions.Back to top
| | | | Goalie Camp Reimbursement for the 2011-12 Season | | | | | | | by
posted 02/15/2012 Parkway Youth Hockey is pleased to remind our members that we will reimburse parents up to $300 if their child attended a goalie camp during the 2011-12 season.
To be eligible, your child must have attended and completed a goaltender's camp, and played as a rostered goalie for their designated Parkway Youth Hockey Travel team for the 2011-2012 season.
Each participant should send their proof of completion to Nick Favorito
by March 31st in order to be reimbursed for the cost of one goalie camp up to $300.
All reimbursements will be made after the conclusion of the 2011-2012 season.Back to top
| | | | Parkway Hockey Thanks the Corrib Charitable Trust! | | | | | | | by
posted 11/13/2011
The Board and Families of Parkway Youth Hockey wish to thank the Corrib Charitable Trust for its continuing financial support and its most recent donation. The Trust's generosity provides the sponsorship for our Learn To Skate Program, helps defray operational costs and also helps us to provide financial support to those who seek it.
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