Congratulations to former AHC members Kurt Beck and Evan Raab on making the Boys Massachusetts CCM High Performance Festival, and to Lexi Hinck (2010, Defense) on making the Girls Massachusetts CCM High Performance Festival!! Evan and Lexi were both members of AHC's 2022-2023 Peewee AAA State Championship team, so it's great to see them carrying on their excellent play in high school!
AHC is inviting designs for the 2025-2026 game jerseys from players, coaches, parents, or anyone with an interest. If you have some artistic ability, or just a good idea, download the jersey design template from the web-site, draw your design on the template and submit a picture or scan by email (or text) to ahfscregistrar@gmail.com for consideration. Designs will be evaluated by the board of directors, who will select the winning design for next season's game jersey!
The person submitting the winning design will receive a replica jersey sweatshirt, or club tuition credit in the same amount (AHC reserves the right to edit or modify the winning design as it determines is necessary). Goodluck and we look forward to seeing your jersey designs!!
2025/ 2026 AHC Jersey Design Contest: Click here to download
Congratulations to our AHC Bantam AAA Team on winning the Valley League Championship!!
Arlington faced off against Brookline in a hard-fought championship game and came out strong, taking a 1–0 lead in the first period. The Bantams continued to build momentum, extending the lead to 3–0 through the second and third periods.
Brookline mounted a late push, cutting the score to 3–2 and pulling their goalie in the final moments — but Arlington stayed composed, played tough, and closed out the game to secure the championship victory!
What an incredible season for this group:
🏆 Winter Classic Tournament Champions
🏆 Massachusetts State Champions
🏆 Valley League Champions
A truly dominant year for AHC’s Bantam AAA team — your hard work, resilience, and commitment set the standard for the entire club.
Congratulations, Bantams!!
The AHC Annual Meeting will be held in April 29, 2026 at 7:00PM.
Congratulations to the AHC Mites A1 team on winning their VHL Mites Playoff bracket! The team reached the finals with a hard fought win (4-3) over Natick in the quarterfinals and a win (7-2) over Charlestown in the semifinals. The semifinals game was closer than the score would suggest. Thanks to a single shift hatrick by Jack Philbrook (helped by strong work from Luciano Goncalves, Jack Spadafora, and Anderson Dimitri) Arlington broke away near the end of the game setting up a showdown with Dorchester in the championship game.
The Championship game did not disappoint. Trailing by 1 goal in the final shift, Arlington pulled the goalie and with the extra attacker, Teddy Lewis tied the game (4-4) with 26 seconds remaining. Following a scoreless overtime, the game moved to a shootout. Joe Bianco and Teddy Lewis scored for Arlington while Libby Tagupa stood strong in net stopping the final Dorchester shot and securing the win for Arlington! The team showed resilience throughout the playoffs and numerous players played their best hockey of the year in the semifinals and finals! Congratulations Jack "Spads" Spadafora, Teddy Lewis, Libby Tagupa, Joe Bianco, Dylan Lickorish, Rowan McSweeney, Alexis Chaulet, Jack "Brooksy" Philbrook , Jack "Musky" Moscatel, Connor Perrotti, Anderson Dimitri, and Luciano Goncalves!
Congratulations to Nolan Russell! Nolan, a senior captain at AHS and former AHC and Penguins player, has committed to play college hockey at Babson College for the 2026–2027 season.
Nolan will forgo junior hockey opportunities—a path many college players take—thanks to his strong commitment to Arlington hockey, which allowed him to develop quickly enough to go directly to Babson.
In addition to his success on the ice, Nolan excels academically as a member of the National Honor Society, a Middlesex League All-Star, and a Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-Scholastic selection.
Congratulations, Nolan, and best of luck at Babson!
Congrats to the U10B Girls for winning the District 9 Championship and punching their ticket to the state tournament, dismantling Belmont by a score of 8-0. It was a total team effort, anchored by smothering defensive play from Hazel Haines, Kat Rothemeyer, Simone McBride, and Ellie Callow in front of a shutout performance by Shay Stewart. The offense was paced by player-of-the-game Bailey Kerr who scored an early hat trick to set the tone. Offensive contributions and outstanding 200-ft game from forwards Payton Corsino, Elizabeth Doyle, Claire Keating, Caroline Simmons, Maeve Wenz, and Sylvie Melendez pressured Belmont all night long and built an insurmountable lead. This team never let up and pushed themselves to victory — on to States!
