MassBay Warriors

Militia Girls is heading to the Harrow Cup (June 19-21) and we’re looking for a few more players to complete our roster!

🏒 U12 & 2013 – F & D spots available
🏒 U16 – F spots available

Register: https://s3hockeydevelopment.com/summer-tournament-team/

✅ 100% female coaching staff
✅ High-level development
✅ Positive team culture
✅ Mentorship on and off the ice

More than hockey. Confidence, friendships, leadership, and memories that last a lifetime.

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The City Council in Woburn tonight recognized the U10 team tonight for their championship season during their meeting. Congrats again girls!

Congratulations to our U12 team on winning the Middlesex Yankee Conference Girl’s Hockey League championship today. After being down 1-0 early they rallied back for 3 unanswered goals. That’s 2 championships in a week for Mass Bay.

Congratulations to our U10 team on winning the Middlesex Yankee Conference Girl’s Hockey League championship today. The girls played a dominant game in all three zones for a 7-1 victory.

Congratulations to our U10 Warriors on a 4-1 win over Stoneham this morning. They’re moving on in the playoffs.

Tryout registration for next season is open

Thanks to the for an amazing experience for our girls tonight. We especially want to thank and for engaging with all the girls and leaving a lasting impression on them.

Tryout registration for next season is open

Mass Bay Warriors Entering into its 11th season, the Mass Bay Warriors continue to focus on a town-hockey option for the girls of Burlington and Woburn with a unique team name that allowed the girls to identify with each other without having to identify with a town other than their own.