DATE: Tuesday August 3rd 8:20 PM LOCATION: Skating Club of Wilmington COST: There is no charge for players to participate. Spectators pay a $10 fee to cover ice and officials. Any surplus benefits the Open Net Foundation. WANT TO MAKE AN OPTIONAL DONATION?: DONATE HERE The Open Net Foundation leads events that generate funding for […]
Pictured left to right are Bill McGlinchey (SCW President), Peter Bilous ( SCW General Manager), Mark Olazagasti (ONF Vice President), Al Gallo (ONF Treasurer), and Richard Roux (ONF President). Money raised by the Open Net Foundation (ONF) typically goes directly to help childhood related health issues. This year the foundation ran a special fund raising
We are excited to announce that our next Open Net Foundation event is on Friday November 8th. We will host the Open Net adult over 30 game at 6:30 PM followed by the UD vs. Navy game at 8:30PM at Fred Rust Arena. Money raised from this year’s event will benefit our fight against Juvenile
Elite Local Hockey Players Compete in National Tourney While Helping Kids Who Physically Struggle
Players from 5 different states, representing 11 different hockey clubs came together to compete in the Annual Chowder Cup held in Massachusetts every July. The tournament is open to players age 17-19 and is the largest tournament of its kind. 96 teams from all over North America entered the tournament. The skill level was high
The Open Net Foundation is excited to be represented at this year’s Chowder Cup tournament in the Boston, Massachusetts area. The team made up of players from the Northeast will play against 57 other teams from around the U.S. in the College Open Division July 18-21. Pictured from left to right are Open Foundation officers
The 2018 Open Net Foundation Face Off for Teen Mental Health was a great success. The players themselves were able to generate over $11,000 dollars in sponsorship money. Dante Albertson of Newark High School was our top fundraiser bringing in a whopping $1830! Jason Roux of Tower Hill High School raised $830. Delaware Military Academy’s
Face Off for Teen Mental Health Players raise over $11,000 Read More »
High School Hockey Players Face Off for Teen Mental Health
High School Hockey Players Face Off for Teen Mental Health Read More »
Below is some important information regarding the event. QUESTIONS: Email rich@opennetfoundation.org Players must each raise at least $125 to play in the Face Off for Teen Mental Health High School Game. You may pay the difference yourself online. The top three fund raisers will receive a gift certificate prize. Winners determined as of 10PM on
Agenda for Face Off for Teen Mental Health Event Read More »
The Players Tribune is a great site. They feature first hand accounts from players and personalities around the world of sports. Here are 5 articles where players share their struggles with mental health. Everything’s Not O.K. – Nick Boynton (NHL tough guy) Depression, anxiety, mental-health issues … that sort of stuff can seem invisible sometimes