Jordan Harris' Huskies Mentorship: Inspiring Youth

0:00This is Corey with NHL News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Subscribe for daily updates on your team. Boston Brewin's defenseman Jordan Harris recently launched his Huskies Mentorship program to connect with kids from the score Boston Youth Hockey Group. The 25-year-old kicked things off on February 14th, with a skills clinic for 39 young players at the team's Warrior Ice Arena. Practice facility. He teamed up with former Northeastern University hockey players, including his fiance, to run drills and build skills on the ice. This all felt like coming full circle for Harris, who remembered meeting Brewin's forward, Marco Sturm, at his own youth practice back in 2010. That visit left a big mark on him as a kid from Massachusetts, and now he hopes to spark the same inspiration in these children, maybe even years down. The line. The program has drawn praise from the Brewin's organization for strengthening ties with score Boston and boosting community efforts. Both Eastern's coach called out Harris' leadership from his college days, saying it teaches

1:03life lessons beyond hockey. For score Boston, it's a boost to grow from basic learn-to-play sessions into a full competitive setup with more practices and leagues. Harris built his hockey routes at Northeastern, where he played 130 games, captain the team his senior year, and scored a key. Double overtime goal to win the Beanpot tournament in 2020. As a black player from New England, he's part of a proud line of African-American Huskies alums and serves on the NHL Player Inclusion Coalition. More clinics are set for this season, plus an equipment drive for new players, tours of Northeastern's Boston campus, and trips to watch college. Hockey games. Funding comes from the NHL Player Inclusion Coalition Action Fund with support from the Brewin's foundation and partners like Rapid7, D&N is brought to you by our sponsor. When you want calm, do not reach for your phone. Lay back and listen, S-O-L-L-I-SOLYPILO.COM.