I was honored and humbled to be inducted into the New Hampshire Legends of Hockey Hall of Fame today in Concord, NH. I am proud to join a great group of alums! My remarks are included below. Thank you to my family and friends for your years of support!

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I was honored to deliver the Keynote Address on May 15, for the 2015 UNH Graduates in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders. Congratulations to all! Included is a short excerpt from my presentation to the Class of 2015. . .

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As the keynote Speaker for the 2015 Maine and New Hampshire District Rotary Conference, it was all about "perspective." Through his story and experience on the US Paralympic Sled Hockey Team, Chace emphasized the importance of responding to unanticipated changes in all aspects of life. He quoted the legendary Coach Vince Lombardi, "The measure of of we are is what we do with what we have."

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A great day at Marshwood High School in South Berwick, Maine, March 31, 2015. I was honored to speak before the entire student body and faculty for their 2nd Annual Wellness Day.

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Our Northeast Passage Wildcats were undefeated in four games of the Legacy Sled Hockey Classic at The Rinks at Exeter, Exeter, NH, March 6-8, 2015. The progress our team has made in the last eight years is impressive. Hats off to NEP, UNH, our coaches, our players, the Northeast Sled Hockey League and USA Hockey. I love being a coach and player on this great team of individuals. Good luck to four of our guys (Griffin LaMarre, Craig Brady, David Eustace and Kyle Zych) as they head to Calgary with the US Development Team for competition with Canada.

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I am honored to be asked to speak at the New Hampshire Legends of Hockey Hall of Fame Ceremony on Sunday, October 26, 2014, at a luncheon at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord, NH. The seven inductees include Boston Bruin and US Sled Hockey Team Coach, Rick Middleton, Bill Dennehy and Mark Evans of Phillips Exeter Academy, UNH and NHL player, Bruce Crowder, Bruce Parker of Berlin High School, player, Steve Murphy and AHL player, Steve Shirreffs.

Hockey enthusiasts may obtain tickets through Jim Hayes at 603-731-4168 or hayes743@ comcast.net.

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Taylor Chace was the Featured Athlete in the inaugural edition of Hampton Falls Living Magazine, July 2014. He reflects on his injury, the Paralympics, Northeast Passage, growing up in Hampton Falls and his new position with the Portland Pirates.

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Chace featured in University of New Hampshire Magazine, Spring/Summer 2014; one of four alums who made their mark in Sochi.

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What a thrill to be invited with my fellow 2014 Paralympians from New England to the May 1 Red Sox Game v. Tampa Bay!

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The Northeast Passage Junior Wildcats played for the Division Championship at National Disabled Hockey Festival in Marborough Massachusetts, April 13, 2014. Coach Taylor Chace writes what this accomplishment means to the players, their families, and the future of sled hockey at Northeast Passage.

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Northeast Passage hosted a Gold Medal Celebration for me On Friday, March 28, 2014 at Paddy's American Grille in Newington, NH.

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Mission Accomplished! USA shuts down Russia 1-0 for a history making Gold Medal.

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USA 3 CANADA O in Semi Finals

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Preliminary Game #3 USA 1 RUSSIA 2

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Preliminary Game #2 USA 3 KOREA 0

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Preliminary Game #1, USA 5 Italy 1

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The Opening Ceremonies for the 2014 Paralympics took place last night before thousands of spectators, mostly Russians. Ric and I sat 11 rows from the top but had a great view and got the full effect of the artistic displays. We shared the experience with the families of Josh Pauls, #27, and Tyler Caron, #11. The entertainment was spectacular and definitely outdid Torino and Vancouver. Hearing Vladimir Putin speak to open the Games was definitely surreal in light of the situation with the Ukraine.

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With the US Sled Hockey team "locked down" in the Athlete Village and at practices in preparation for the Games to begin, we will update you on the family experience as we prepare to cheer on Team USA!

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I had an early morning send off before heading to the airport last week. Thank you to my friends, family and Hampton Falls for all your encouragement and support! Be sure to tune in to NBC and NBCSN beginning Tuesday, March 11.

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NESN (Comcast Channel 51 or 851) launched a new program in November, 2013, featuring New England's unique bond between sports and food. Catch the show Saturday, March 8 at 11am when host, Sarah Newcomb, will share a bite with Taylor Chace talking about his upcoming Sochi Paralympic Games as a captain on the US Sled Hockey Team.

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Taylor Chace featured on WGBH Boston's "The Takeaway" as he talks about sled hockey, his injury and Team USA.

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Not a bad way to spend our time between on ice practice sessions in Charlotte, NC.
Weather is great. Here I am, #19, with fellow defenseman, Tyler Carron, #11.

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Home in NH, we just got hit with another foot of heavy wet snow. More on the way. Lots of shoveling. And lots of laundry and packing. Getting excited to join my team for the last week of training in NC before Sochi. Happy Valentine's Day!!!

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On Monday Feb 10, I had the great honor of meeting with WGBH Boston and many of their staff. The visit was focused on exposing promoting PBS' documentary,"Ice Warriors" to New England and the rest of the country. This documentary follows myself and my teammates' ROAD TO SOCHI. Our individual stories are told and how each of us earned an opportunity to be part of Team USA.

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Taylor Chace is among the 14 "names to know" at the 2014 Sochi Paralympic Games according to the International Paralympic Committee. He is in good company. His teammates, Steve Cash and Josh Pauls are "names to know" as well. Not coincidentally Paralympic skiier, Tyler Walker, made the list, a former UNH graduate and skier who gained great support from Northeast Passage at UNH where Chace now coaches and trains athletes with disabilities. Chace and the US Team play Italy in the opener on March 8 at 4:30pm Sochi time.

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In an exciting three-game series against Canada, USA gained team momentum to defeat Canada 2 games-1 in its final competition before headed to the 2014 Sochi Paralympic Games, March 7-16.

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - The 2014 U.S. Paralympic Sled Hockey Team will take on Canada in a three-game series Thursday through Saturday (Jan. 9-11) at the Extreme Ice Center in Indian Trail, N.C. The games will serve as Team USA's final international competition prior to the 2014 Paralympic Winter Games in March.

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Chace Featured in "From Grassroots to Glory," USA Hockey Magazine, December 2013.

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Following the Four Nations Sled Hockey Challenge in Toronto, last week, the coaches have made their final selections heading into Sochi. See USA Hockey's article: http://www.usahockey.com/news_article/show/318584?referrer_id=906715

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Unfortunately we got behind from the start and when Josh put one for the US it was too little too late. Our ultimate goal is still Sochi and we just have to keep moving forward to get better each day on and off the ice.

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CANADA 4 USA 1

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USA 5 KOREA 0

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USA 2 RUSSIA 1

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I've had a great November of no shaving for mens' health Movember! Just may want to see this through til Sochi 2014! Only time will tell. . . . .

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On the Road to Sochi, 2014, the US Sled Hockey Team trained in St.Louis, MO last weekend.

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So great to be back at Cardigan Mountain School!

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Here's what I think about how Team USA is doing . . .

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How lucky am I to coach this great group of athletes? Our Northeast Passage Wildcats are off to a great season. We are working hard in preparation for our game opener on October 25 in Philadelphia. . .and all for the right reasons. . .

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Taylor Chace named as alternate captain for U.S. Paralympic Sled Hockey Team. Please check out the article in Fosters Daily Democrat.

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