Written by Baseball season has opened. Spring has started, but not yet sprung. Then there are still some prominent New Hampshire high school hockey players still playing hockey. They are playing at National Championships in places like East Lansing and Lansing, Michigan, as well as Dallas and Plano, Texas. They are playing against competition from all over the country.
As you may, or may not, know, I have a passion for covering hockey here. Especially, Goffstown High School hockey, but also much about hockey in New Hampshire. So, these National Championships are full of high school players from around the country, including NH. Goffstown High School is represented by Nick Nault and Noah Charron on the NH Avalanche 18U team, and Griffin Cook on the Manchester Flames 16U team.
Disclaimer: Okay, HockeyTV has not yet embraced the idea of offering/sharing clips and highlights for free, as a selling point to get more subscriptions to watch live games. So, it would cost some money to watch games, highlights, clips, etc.
Believe it or not, you can watch these games online. Register with HockeyTV, subscribe (it does cost something), and you will have access to any games you want, in any of the sites. My profile on HockeyTV is 1inawesomewonder. You can follow me on the site if you subscribe, and I have compiled video clips, or highlights of the goals scored by the NH Avalanche 18u team and by the Manchester Flames 16u teams during game play on Thursday, April 6th and Friday, April 7th. I could post the links to each video, but you cannot see them without a subscription. If you have a subscription with HockeyTV, then you can follow me, and see the clips to all of the goals.
For example:
This Avs clip is found here.
Flames 4th goal in the opener is found here.
The NH Avalanche 18U team is playing in Michigan.
The Manchester Flames 16U team is playing in Texas.
I had the game streaming on HockeyTv, through my Roku, on to my TV. I could not duplicate this. (C) 1inawesomewonder 2017.
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