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The Barley House Wolves
With four wins behind them, the Wolves begin the Summer in great position in their division. Without another divisional match until August, July will see the clubs' focus shift to club league play. Find out more about the recent matches against Worcester and Hartford, as well as what's next by reading in!
June Recap The month of June was bookended by matches against division rivals. On the 7th, Worcester traveled up to Concord for the final home match on the BHW schedule. The day would prove to be a hard faught, back and forth afair, and ultimnately the Wolves came out on top at full time 5-7 to 5-4. As always, Worcester were an extremely tough and physical opponent, but the Wolves got the better of them on that day. Later in the month, the club made the trip down to Glastonbury, CT to play the Hartford HC. Breakout performances by a number of members led to another Wolves victory, and a good position within the division as the Summer starts heating up. We also managed to squeeze a pair of club league matches into the calendar, with North American Equipment Upfitters defeating Corey Garland Photography, and Irish Electric winning out over NAEU. Off the pitch, Wolves defenseman Warren Perry retired after 28 years of service in the United States Army. Congratulations Warren, and thanks for your service! Elsewhere, club manager, Vice-chairman, Team Rubicon New Hampshire State Coordinator, and man of many hats Alan Mangan taught a chainsaw safety course up in Maine for members of TR from all over the country, so that they might better assist in their disaster relief efforts. Good man, Alan!
The Coming Month As mentioned above, we won't see another travel match until August. July will be all about the club league. Irish Electric leads the standings, but with the club league season extending into September this year, the Kevin T. Castelot Memorial Cup is still anyones' to claim! Irish Electric will face Corey Garland Photography on the 10th, and North American Equipment Upfitters will play against Corey Garland Photography on the 24th.
A Look Ahead While it seems a ways off now, once August arrives the pace of the season will pick up considerably. The Wolves will have consecutive week matches in Worcester on the 3rd and Portland on the 10th. Later in the month, the Northeast Championship will be played over the weekend of the 23rd
down in Canton, MA. Of course, the weekend after that will be the NACB Finals, also in Canton. There'll even be a club league match thrown into the mix when North American Equipment Upfitters play Irish Electric on the 14th. August will be an action packed month, and hopefully one that ends with Wolves hoisting the cup once again!
Closing Thoughts As always, all training is free and open to the public, so it's never too late to get involved. The Wolves meet twice weekly, Tuesday and Thursday, from 6-7:30PM, at 510 Hall St., Concord, NH, on the Bow town line. Look for the field adjacent to
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Amoskeag Beverage Distributors. Bring cleats and athletic attire appropriate for the weather conditions. I hope to see you there!
Mike ReynoldsSecretaryBarley House Wolves
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Col. Warren Perry (Left) at his June retirement ceremony.
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Wolves Manager and Team Rubicon NH State Coordinator Alan Mangan (Left) teaches chainsaw safety to TR volunteers in a class held in Maine.
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Fixtures & StandingsNortheast Divisional Standings
Team Wins Losses Draws
BHW 4 0 0
Portland 1 2 0
Worcester 3 1 0
Hartford 0 5 0
@ Concord 6/7/14: R. O'Mahony 4-1, D. Williams 1-1, D. Madden 0-3, W. Mullen 0-1, D. Pawlowski 0-1
@Hartford 6/22/14: R. O'Mahony 3-4, S. Naughton 2-2, C. Thompson 2-1, S. Desjarlais 1-2, E. Clements 1-1, J. Burpee 1-0, M. Pulomena 0-3, M. Gregoire 0-2, D. Pawlowski 0-1
Club League StandingsTeam Wins Losses Draws
White 3 0 0
Blue 1 2 0
Green 0 2 0
Sponsors
The Barley House is located in historic downtown Concord, NH across from the gold dome of the state house. We are Concord’s choice for fine food, top-notch service, and fresh craft beer. Whether you are visiting or live down the street, The Barley House offers an upscale experience in a vibrant and fun atmosphere. http://www.thebarleyhouse.com/
North American Equipment Upfitters Inc. was founded in 1999 and is a 100% woman owned DBE. With locations in New Hampshire and New York we can provide utility bucket truck builds, repairs, transfers, road service and parts throughout New England and New York. We have the equipment you need to get the job done! http://www.naeuinc.com/
Irish Electric Corp. was established in 2004 and is now located right outside Concord, NH. We provide electrical work throughout the state. It is our mission to provide quality workmanship and excellent customer service regardless of the size of the project. Job types range from small home repairs to large scale new construction or remodels in Light Bulbresidential, commercial, and industrial settings. http://www.irishelectric.net/
Corey Garland takes special care to put you at ease and capture each image in a way that lets your personality shine through. The Concord, NH native has a style which is simultaneously classic, modern and simple. He pays attention to what matters most to you, and delivers the highest quality and most inspired pictures imaginable. http://www.coreygarland.com/
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E3 Sports Performance - Well Designed Training + Motivation = Results
Creating space is what separates good from great athletes. Getting to that ball quicker, or getting a gap on your competitor is what scores or defends points. What develops this ability in an individual athlete varies from person to person. I will assess this then develop a very effective program for you. My goal is long term development. Most athletes I work with have been training with me an average of 4 years. With consistent assessment we learn how your body responds to the training and how your body is adapting. I then keep advancing the program to new phases to achieve more advanced goals and address any bottlenecks in performance.
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Rí Rá Irish Pub is an authentic Irish pub located in Market Square in Portsmouth, NH. Rí Rá was built entirely from authentic pub salvage sourced and meticulously restored in Ireland before being shipped to its new home in Portsmouth. Central in the pub is a restored bar from the famous Pulpit Pub in Waterford, itself constructed from salvage dating to the Georgian period. Also of interest from Ireland is the antique paneling from The Bridge House in Cahir, County Tipperary. http://www.rira.com/portsmouth/
Partners
Team Rubicon"Bridge the Gap" refers to Team Rubicon's primary mission of providing disaster relief between the moment a disaster happens and the point at which conventional aid organizations respond. The "gap" is primarily time; the crucial window following a disaster when victims have traditionally been without outside aid. When the "Gap" closes - once conventional aid organizations arrive - Team Rubicon moves on. http://teamrubiconusa.org/
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Contact
Web Links
www.hurlingnh.com
www.twitter.com/hurlingnh
www.facebook.com/barley.wolves
http://instagram.com/hurlingnh
Mailing Address
The Barley House WolvesP.O. Box 594
Concord, NH 03302
Website Inquiries
Officers of the Board
Chairman – Darragh Madden
Vice-Chairman – Alan Mangan
Secretary – Mike Reynolds
Treasurer – Mikhael Gregoire
Registrar – Jim Pappaioanou
Public Relations – Chris Valliere
Youth Development – Sean Naughton
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Directions to the Hall Street Field
From I-89 – Take I-89 to it's terminus at Route 3A. Cross Route 3A to Hall St. Destination will be 0.4 miles on your left.
From north of Concord – Take I-93 S to Exit 13 (US-3/Manchester St./Downtown). Hall St. Is directly across US-3 from the end of the exit ramp, next to the Hess gas station. Destination will be 1.2 miles on your right.
From south of Concord – Take I-93 N to Exit 12S (Route 3A to I-89/Bow Junction) Take a right off the ramp and proceed 0.5 miles. Turn left onto Hall St. Destination will be 0.4 miles on your left.
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