Analyse Eastern Junior Elite Pro... de la part de marché pour août 2026

Ed Snider Youth Hockey & Education (Snider) was created by the late Philadelphia Flyers Chairman, Ed Snider, in 2005 as his personal commitment to teach children important life lessons and empower them to build healthy, happy, productive lives. Their mission: to create opportunities for under-resourced youth of the Greater Philadelphia Region to prosper in life. Snider Hockey not only gives players on-ice opportunities, but also involves them in off-ice community-service activities to help build and strengthen their character. Let’s check out some of their upcoming off-ice activities this season: This past weekend, the 18U team focused their community service efforts on giving back to Snider directly through a mentorship project. The players created "buddy bags" for the travel 8U players to inspire them to remain involved in Snider throughout their youth hockey careers. The 18U players wrote letters about their experience playing for Snider and how being part of the organization has impacted them since they first joined. They also assembled gift bags for the 8U players, which included items that the 18U players considered essential for on-ice success (e.g., clear tape, pre-game snacks, and a street-hockey ball for stick-handling practice). This event gave the 18U players a mentorship role: to reflect on their time at Snider and to share advice and support with the newest travel players from the perspective of the most experienced team. Coming up in a few weeks, Snider 16U will be partnering with Sharing Excess. Sharing Excess is a non-profit national organization focused on redistributing food to neighbors across the country, with no cost or questions asked. On Saturday, December 13th, Snider’s 16U team will work with Sharing Excess by helping to coordinate a pop-up food market in West Philadelphia. The players will act as volunteers and will assist with setting up the food tents and tables, putting together produce boxes, and distributing food out to commun