While it remains to be seen if the Jacksonville Jaguars can leave New England with a win in tomorrow’s AFC Championship Game, their ice hockey brethren will leave the region with at least one win.
The Manchester Monarchs are slowly getting back into stride, defeating division rival Wheeling on Friday night, 3-2.
Saturday night was Girl Scout Night at SNHU Arena, and the Manchester Monarchs earned themselves merit badge, defeating the Worcester Railers, 2-1.
The Manchester Monarchs did poorly offensively and defensively on their first road trip of the new year, a contrast to most of their season up until now.
The Adirondack Thunder have now taken two straight contests against the Manchester Monarchs, thanks to a 4-3 overtime victory on Wednesday.
Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains will kick off this year’s cookie season with a Girls Scouts Friends and Family event at the SNHU Arena on Saturday, January 13, with the Manchester Monarchs.
The Monarchs were 10-3-0-0 in December, a pace that will likely secure a playoff berth somewhere around Valentine’s Day if it can be maintained.
The funds were raised from proceeds of the Pink in the Rink game Feb. 11 through the sale of tickets, jerseys and a silent auction.
The Manchester Monarchs, proud ECHL affiliate of the Los Angeles Kings, announced the first round of hockey personalities scheduled to attend the Hockey for Hope event that will take place on June 12 at the Verizon Wireless Arena.
The Hockey for HOPE Dinner will be a memorable night of mingling with current and former NHL players, Manchester Monarchs alumni, as well as other well-known hockey personalities, all to benefit the important work of HOPE for NH Recovery.