About

Mission Statement

Young Legends Street Hockey is a non-profit organization that strives to improve a player's potential both on and off the court. The coaching staff and players are dedicated to creating a fun and competitive atmosphere that improves a player’s athletic ability and self esteem. The coaching staff thrives to educate our players on sportsmanship whether they win or lose. We expect our players and coaches to be students of the game and act as champions on the playing field as well as in life. The program strives for excellence from all of it coaches and players and takes great pride in one another whether teammates or competitors.

League History

Young Legends Street Hockey started in the summer of 2004. The first season consisted of four teams with approximately 35 players. The main goal of Young Legends Street Hockey has always been to promote fun in a competitive atmosphere and as each season has passed a higher emphasis on player development with the introductions of skill sessions and the mini camp. Over the years the league has grown to 8 teams with over 100+ players and a coaching staff of dedicated high school and college student-athletes. Other league developments such such as a website and game in play have also been introduced. These applications have allowed for live game updates, player statistics, and league standings to be accessible to all players, parents, and coaches. Young Legends Street Hockey is dedicated to its future and will continue to be innovative and provide a learning environment for all its players and coaches.

Our Commitments

Fair and equal play

We strive to maintain equal play time for all players and do not play favorites.

Fun and competitive environment

We create a fun environment to learn and play while keeping the competition high between players.

Come to play ball hockey, leave a stronger, confident person

We are in the business of building character and helping players learn how to be respectful, hard working, and confident individuals.

Quality ball hockey training

Through our mini camps, clinics, practices, and in game guidance, we ensure our players are physically ready to play as well as mentally ready to execute plays.

Sign Up Today

Welcome to our ball hockey organization, where we believe that ball hockey is more than just a game - it's an opportunity to build character, create a positive community, and make dreams come true. Our commitment to inclusivity means that ball hockey is for all kids, regardless of their background or experience level. Join us, and experience the joy of where fun meets opportunity.

Management Team

Carl Ellis

President

Carl oversees all the leagues and programs, partitipates in coaching, running clinics, and carrying out the mission of Young Legends Ball Hockey.

Daniel Ellis

Vice President

Dan runs the website and the stats and standing for all leagues.

Kyle Edmonds

Director of Operations

Kyle runs the day to day operations of the league, staff, and referees

Ben Chianciola

Treasurer

Ben helps run the leagues, tournaments, and rink operations.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What program should I choosed if my child will have a birthday during the season?

    We mostly leave the decision up to the parents to decide of their child wants to stay in the same league based on skill level and friends groups. But we always reserve the right to move a child to the appropriate league based on skill level.

  • Will the rink be open to the public?

    The rink will be open to the public whenever Young Legends Ball Hockey is not utilizing the facility but as of right now we are waiting for appropriate signage from the city for the rules of the rink.

  • Yes, equipment is required for all our leagues. Equipment requirements may differ per league. The rink surface can be tough and unforgiving, which can result in injury if proper safety measures are not taken. In particular, when participating in the game of ball hockey, it is important to wear appropriate gear, such as helmets, gloves, knee and elbow pads, shin guards, and/or mouth guards. These protective items can help to prevent injury in the event of falls or collisions with other players. Overall, while the rink surface may appear smooth and inviting, it is important to take safety seriously and use appropriate equipment to prevent injury and enjoy a safe and fun skating experience.

  • The games are played at Stage Fort park in Gloucester MA in a state of the art ball hockey rink built by Young Legends Ball Hockey.

  • The rink is 160ft by 80ft. The size follows the international ball hockey requirements in terms of size.

  • The rink will follow a bring your own net policy.

Contact

Mailing Address:

5 Bray Street, Gloucester, MA 01930

Call:

978-290-2295

Program Location:

Stage Fort Park 24 Hough Ave, Gloucester, MA 01930