NorthEast Sports Training and Rehabilitation

10/30/2025

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Rhode Island Junior Am finalist Joey Iaciofano finished in a tie for second at the Florida High School 1A District Championship on Tuesday at the Champions Club at Summerfield.

08/29/2025

08/05/2025

It’s been awesome to help many of these guys go to work over the years.

John Cavanagh and especially Tommy Cavanagh and Nick Jillson much love and respect to you.

https://www.providencejournal.com/story/sports/high-school/2025/07/29/rhode-island-high-school-boys-hockey-quarter-century-all-state-team/85374662007/

07/27/2025

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🏒 Bay State Blazers! 🌟 Top 8 NHL Players from Massachusetts and New England 🐻

From historic barns to backyard rinks, Massachusetts and the greater New England area have produced some of the most respected and relentless NHL stars. These eight players brought pride to their hometowns with clutch performances, championship moments, and gritty, all-American hockey. Let’s celebrate the elite talent that grew up where hockey is part of the culture.

🔥 Jeremy Roenick — Boston, MA
One of the NHL’s most electrifying personalities, “JR” played with flair, fire, and finesse. A nine-time All-Star and 500-goal scorer, Roenick was as tough as he was talented, and became a fan favorite wherever he played.

💪 Keith Tkachuk — Melrose, MA
Known as “Big Walt,” Tkachuk was the ultimate power forward. With over 500 goals and a legendary physical presence, he set the tone on the ice—and passed the legacy on to his son, Matthew. Mass hockey royalty.

🏆 Chris Drury — Trumbull, CT
From winning the Little League World Series to hoisting the Stanley Cup, Drury has always been a champion. A clutch performer, respected leader, and current Rangers GM—winning followed him everywhere.

⚡ Tony Amonte — Hingham, MA
Speed, skill, and scoring touch made Amonte a star in New York and Chicago. A consistent offensive threat, he carried Massachusetts’ blue-collar spirit into every game and onto the scoresheet.

🧱 Kevin Stevens — Pembroke, MA
Before injuries slowed him down, Stevens was nearly unstoppable. A bruising scorer and Stanley Cup champion with Pittsburgh, he was a pure power forward prototype—able to fight, hit, and score at will.

🏒 Brian Leetch — Cheshire, CT
One of the greatest American defensemen ever, Leetch was smooth, smart, and always dangerous. He won both the Norris and Conn Smythe and helped end the Rangers’ 54-year Cup drought in 1994—a true legend.

🧤 Jonathan Quick — Milford, CT
Explosive, aggressive, unshakable. Quick backstopped the Kings to two Stanley Cups and won the Conn Smythe with jaw-dropping saves. A proud New Englander who became one of the greatest American goalies.

🐻 Charlie Coyle — Weymouth, MA
The hometown Bruin, Coyle is a fan favorite in Boston for his versatility, size, and poise. Whether it's key faceoffs, strong two-way play, or timely goals, he brings it all—Weymouth tough, Garden proud.

🏆 Grit, Skill, and Championships—Born in New England
From Roenick’s edge to Leetch’s grace and Quick’s brilliance—these stars carry Massachusetts and Connecticut hockey pride on their sleeves. They’re more than players—they’re proof that New England ice builds legends.

07/22/2025

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48-Year-Old NHL Veteran Shocks With Latest Triathlon Achievement During Hockey Break

At 48, former NHL defenseman Zdeno Chára stunned endurance fans by conquering the grueling Oravaman Triathlon in Slovakia this weekend. The retired Boston Bruins star—eight years post-retirement—completed a punishing 2 km swim, an 86 km bike ride, followed by a 19.5 km mountain run with roughly 3,100 m of elevation gain. Known for his towering 6’9″ frame and fierce playing style, Chára translated his on-ice grit into multi-sport excellence. According to Blade of Steel, the Slovak native tackled one of Europe’s toughest endurance races this weekend. Chára, 48, has consistently embraced post-hockey challenges—completing full-distance Ironman Kalmar and half-distances like Ironman 70.3 events. His latest victory underscores a remarkable transition from NHL legend to elite triathlete, cementing his legacy as an ambassador of lifelong fitness. Fans laud his achievement as a testament to unwavering discipline and a champion mindset—no matter the arena.

07/20/2025

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We've signed forward Parker Ford to a two-year contract ✍️

07/18/2025

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Jack Hextall has been named to the 2025 U.S. Hlinka Gretzky Cup Camp roster! 🇺🇸

He’ll be one of 38 players competing for a spot on USA Hockey final roster, which will head to Brno, Czechia, and Trencín, Slovakia, August 11–16th.

Camp runs from July 28 to August 3 at USA Hockey Arena in Plymouth, Michigan.

07/16/2025

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