The Benej Classic from
It's time to get
behind the Rods!
Is the NETHL Right for You?
The NETHL is New England’s only active table hockey league playing on
the Benej Classic game designed and built by TableHockey®.
You May Be a Good Fit If You
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Enjoy competitive table hockey and challenging opponents.
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Want to improve your table hockey skills and learn the Benej Classic game.
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Appreciate structured league play and good sportsmanship.
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Can commit to attending league sessions regularly throughout the season.
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Enjoy being part of a community of dedicated table hockey players.
What We Look for in our Members
The NETHL is built around regular league play and a committed group of players who share a passion for the sport. Because our season consists of one league session each month from September through April, we ask members to make a reasonable commitment to participating throughout the season.
Successful attributes
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Are willing to learn, improve, and challenge themselves.
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Attend league sessions consistently.
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Respect fellow player and embrace the competition while maintaining good sportsmanship.
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Contribute to league operations by helping refereeing games, keeping time, and recording scores.
If you’re primarily looking for casual recreational play, the NETHL may not be the best fit. However, if you enjoy structured competition, good sportsmanship, and the challenge of developing your skills against dedicated opponents, we’d be happy to have you visit a league session.
Interested?
Stop by a league session, meet the players, and see if the NETHL is right for you. Or contact us here.
Our Mission
Our mission is to foster an environment that maximizes the player experience, help with skills development and provides an enjoyable social experience for all players. Sportsmanship and
fair play is paramount for all players while maintaining a competitive spirit during play.
THIS IS TRUE SPORTS!
The NETHL is an advanced sports league.
Table hockey isn't a computerized simulation of hockey—it's a direct contest of hockey strategy, skill, and decision-making between two players. Every pass, shot, save, and mistake belongs to the player, not the computer. That's why generations of players have considered table hockey one of the purest expressions of the sport ever translated into a mechanical game.
