The Dallas Stars started a project called the Future Stars program. It’s all about bringing hockey to different communities around the Metroplex area.
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The Dallas Stars have been saying for a long time that they want their team to be all about including everyone, especially with the things they do in the community. On Tuesday, they took another step towards making that happen.
They opened up a new gym at Cedar Springs Boys and Girls Club. Then, they had a fun event with the Stars team to cheer everyone up. Kids from the Boys and Girls Club got to play ball hockey with former Stars players.
The Dallas Stars have made some exciting changes to a ball hockey facility as part of their Future Stars program. They’ve added new equipment for playing ball hockey, a fancy new scoreboard, and spruced up the place with colorful paint and decorations. This program is all about bringing hockey to neighborhoods around the Metroplex by teaming up with Boys and Girls Clubs and schools in the area.
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“We’re always finding ways to teach kids about the game. We want everyone to feel included and have the chance to play.” Al Montoya, Vice President of Cultural Growth and Strategy for the Dallas Stars, explained.
“We’re always finding ways to teach kids about the game. We want everyone to feel included and have the chance to play.” Al Montoya, Vice President of Cultural Growth and Strategy for the Dallas Stars, explained.
We teamed up with the National Hockey League to help lots of students learn about hockey.
“We’re really excited to introduce street hockey to our Club kids, thanks to our partnership with the Dallas Stars,” said DeRon Bethea, who directs athletics at BGCD. ” We hope to expand the program to more of our Clubs in the future.”
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