"You could have gone pro!"

Get Noticed by Bruins Legends

NOVEMBER 24, 2013

Have you always dreamed that an NHL legend would take notice of your amazing hockey skills, and comment that you could have been a pro? Now is your chance!

Apply now to be one of 25 players on the MDSC All-Stars when they face off Saturday, Nov. 24 against Boston Bruins Alumni at the New England Sports Center in Marlborough. Email hockey@mdsc.org to learn more.

APPLY TODAY!

All players will receive an MDSC All-Star hockey shirt, 25 complimentary tickets for their family and friends to attend the game as well as an exclusive post-game reception with the Bruins. The top fundraiser on the MDSC All-Star Hockey Team gets to be a Bruin for the day.

Whether you're 18 or 65, it's your chance to show Bruins legends like Terry O'Reilly, Rick Middleton, Bob Sweeney and Ken Hodge what you can do!

Special Notes & Additional Information

Our 9th Annual Hockey Benefit Game is for ages 18+ with a few spots for 13-17 year olds. Fundraising is required and the MDSC provides all the support you need to make it fun and easy. Team hockey experience is required at a moderate level. High level experience not required.

Visit our Boston Bruins partnership page for complete information. Contact Development Associate Becca Canavan at hockey@mdsc.org with any questions and to sign up for one of our three remaining spots!

Bring your family

It's More than Just a Hockey Game!

Our Annual Hockey Benefit Game is for everyone. You don't have to keep up with the pros to meet the past Stanley Cup champs and watch the game.

Bring the whole family for a fun Free-Skate with the Bruins Alum and the chance to win great holiday gifts from the Silent Auction and Raffle.

Get Your Tickets Now!

Speaking of FREE, you can get to the event for free if you pre-registered for any of our Buddy Walks or if you wear a school team jersey to the game!

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We work to ensure individuals with Down syndrome in Massachusetts are valued, included, and given the opportunities to pursue fulfilling lives by providing information, networking opportunities, and advocacy for people with Down syndrome and their families, educators, health care professionals, and the community-at-large.