~ Boston's Best Youth Hockey Teams to Compete for Mayor's Cup Title in 2025 Tournament

The city of Boston is gearing up for an exciting event that celebrates community, sportsmanship, and the love for hockey. The 2025 Mayor's Cup Ice Hockey Tournament, hosted by the Boston Parks and Recreation Department with support from the Boston Bruins Foundation and P&G Gillette, will see youth hockey teams from across the city hit the ice to compete for the coveted title of "Boston's Best."

Starting on December 5th, the tournament will feature a total of 134 games across nine rinks located throughout the city. Nearly 1,500 young hockey players representing seven programs - Allston-Brighton, S.C.O.R.E. Boston, Charlestown, Dorchester, Hyde Park, Parkway, and South Boston - will battle it out in 15 divisions for the 31st Annual Mayor's Cup title.

Mayor Michelle Wu expressed her excitement for the event stating that youth sports are crucial in promoting team activities and building relationships among young people while also encouraging them to stay healthy and active. She looks forward to seeing Boston's young athletes represent their communities as they compete for the "Boston's Best" title.

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Spectators can catch all the action at eight different ice rinks including Bajko Rink in Hyde Park, The Edward T. Barry Rink at UMass Boston in Dorchester, Murphy Rink in South Boston, O'Neil Rink in Charlestown, Reilly Rink in Brighton, Roche Arena in West Roxbury, Walter Brown Arena at Boston University and Conte Forum at Boston College.

The success of this tournament would not be possible without the support of various organizations such as Boston College, Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR), University of Massachusetts Boston, Boston University and FMC Ice Sports. The organizers also extend their gratitude to all youth hockey directors, board members, coaches, parents, and athletes who have been a part of this event.

For those interested in attending the tournament, the full game schedule can be found on boston.gov/parks-sports. To stay updated on news, events, and improvements in Boston parks, visit boston.gov/parks or follow their social media channels @bostonparksdept on X, Facebook, Instagram and @parks.boston.gov on Bluesky.

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