That vision has since become a reality as they enter their 26th summer of league and Tournament play at Iorio Arena in Walpole, Massachusetts as well as the Foxboro Sports Center in Foxboro, Massachusetts. There have been some big moments over those summers with memories that have made Mike and Bob extremely proud.

In 1988 they were the first amateur organization to bring the National Junior Team from the former Soviet Union to the city of Quincy. This was a momentous occasion, as the Soviets had never gone anywhere in the United States but straight to Lake Placid. In 1989, the Pro-Am Hockey League hosted the United States Junior National Team at Boston University in a "Friendly Games Series" against the Soviet Junior National Team before the start of the World Junior Tournament at Lake Placid. The Soviets also played a second friendly game versus an All-Star team from the Pro-Am League. With this background, the Pro-Am was chosen to host the 1990 World Select 16 Tournament in Boston featuring team from Russia, Finland, Canada, and our own United States Team. They are still the only amateur organization in Boston ever selected to host a sanctioned World Tournament.

Since 1984, Mike and Bob have conducted the prestigious Chowder Cup summer Junior Tournament as well as the annual International Pre-Draft Tournament which began in 1989. This coming summer the Men's Chowder Cup will consist of 88 teams, Women's Chowder Cup will consist of 64 teams, Junior Chowder Cup will consist of 88 teams, the International Pre-Draft Showcase will be comprised of 52 teams and the latest tournament will be the Mini-Chowder Cup consisting of 64 teams. Entries have come from the United States, Canada, Siberia, Latvia, Belarus, Finland, Sweden as well as the Czech Republic..