The Minuteman Flames alumni continue to achieve well beyond the youth level, as illustrated by the Minuteman Flames Hall of Fames and our Alumni page. Many of the Flames alumni have gone on to play for Division I, II, and III colleges.

Some have advanced to the AHL, NHL and Olympics, including Mike Greer, who retired from the Buffalo Sabres after a long and highly successful NHL career, playing in 1,060 NHL games; Tara Mounsey, a Brown University and USA Woman’s Olympic Team Star; Bobby Butler, a Marlborough resident, who played in the NHL but, as of 2018, for the Milwaukee Admirals (AHL); and Bill Arnold, who played for the Boston College Eagles, who scored the winning goal in overtime to defeat Boston University in the 2012 Beanpot Championship Game and was a key player, with a goal and an assist, in the 6-3 win over Northeastern University in the 2013 Beanpot Championship Game.

The Minuteman Flames have a long history of building great hockey players and better people through our philosophy and development of character and work ethic. Committing to the Flames program is a commitment to better yourself as a hockey player and as a person.