November was a month defined by growth, grit, and momentum across the Boston Jr. Rangers program. From tournament championships and offensive outbursts to hard-fought battles against top competition, every team continued to take important steps forward as the season moved into full stride. Whether stacking wins, learning through adversity, or building chemistry, our Rangers showed pride in the logo and commitment to playing the game. Here’s a look back at how each team wrapped up the month of November.

2017

November was an offensive showcase for the 2017 Jr. Rangers, who capped the month with several statement wins and proved they can compete with anyone in the league. The group exploded offensively in wins over the Avalanche and Valley Jr. Warriors, highlighted by multi-goal performances from Parker Coyne and Mason Veits, while Oscar Lynch, Logan McGrane, and others provided consistent scoring depth. Goaltending remained strong all month, with Graeme Connolly, Logan Heffron, and Vincent Kennedy delivering key saves in high-tempo games. Even in a narrow loss to the Boston Americans, the Rangers showed grit, resilience, and top-end skill, making November a strong step forward for this fast, confident group.

2016

The 2016s experienced a challenging but productive November, continuing to grow through tight battles against top competition. Highlights included gritty performances against division rivals, a dominant 10–1 win over the 95 Giants, and strong stretches of puck movement and teamwork throughout the month. While results didn’t always go their way against elite opponents, the Rangers consistently responded with improved structure and effort. Strong goaltending and growing chemistry set the stage for continued progress heading into December.

2015

November was a championship-caliber month for the 2015 Jr. Rangers. The team went undefeated at the Buffalo River Outdoor Classic, capturing the tournament title with relentless effort and disciplined team play. The Rangers followed that success with multiple league wins, showcasing balanced scoring, physical two-way hockey, and excellent goaltending. Robbie Resendes earned tournament MVP honors, and the entire group continues to build momentum.

2014

The 2014s put together another outstanding month, extending long unbeaten streaks and stacking quality results against strong competition. November featured dominant wins, high-scoring performances, and clutch late goals to secure key points. The offense was paced by Mason Tremblay, Kellen Fournier, Jacob Beaudoin, and Anthony Daddario, while strong blue-line play and steady goaltending kept opponents in check. Depth, resilience, and confidence defined a very successful month for the 2014s.

2013

November was a busy and competitive month for the 2013 Jr. Rangers, highlighted by tournament play and strong bounce-back performances. The team showcased its offensive upside with several high-scoring games and earned a silver medal at the Thanksgiving Invitational. While consistency remains an area of focus, the group showed they can compete with anyone when they play with pace, discipline, and teamwork.

2012

The 2012s battled through a challenging November, often dealing with injuries and short benches against physical opponents. Despite adversity, the team delivered strong efforts, including shutouts, hard-fought road wins, and continued development across the lineup. Leadership on the blue line and strong goaltending anchored the group, while several players took noticeable steps forward in their roles. The month tested the Rangers, but also strengthened their resolve.

2011 (U14)

November was a lighter month on the schedule for the U14s, but the team made the most of their opportunities. A strong win over the 95 Giants highlighted their progress, with balanced scoring and standout goaltending leading the way. The group continues to build confidence and cohesion as they prepare for a busier stretch of the season.

U15

The U15s experienced an up-and-down November, highlighted by a strong road win over the Saints and valuable learning moments against tough competition. Battling through short benches and adversity, the team showed resilience and growth as chemistry continues to develop.

U18 Blue

The U18 Blue team remained near the top of the standings throughout November, earning key points against quality opponents. A big win over the Saints and a dramatic comeback tie showcased the group’s depth, leadership, and determination. The team continues to play confident hockey as players balance high school and club commitments.

U18 White

November featured a highlight victory for the U18 White squad, who earned a hard-fought win over the Americans. With limited games on the schedule, the team made the most of its opportunities and looks poised to build momentum for the upcoming High School Season.