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COLUMBUS ICEMEN

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2 HOME GAMES THIS WEEKEND!
SATURDAY NIGHT 8:30PM VS HSE B TEAM AND SUNDAY 12:15PM VS HSE A TEAM
wearing pink
Dear Icemen Parents,
The month of October is Hockey Fights Cancer Month as well as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In support of both of these, the Columbus Icemen have been wearing pink skate laces during the month of October. Since our last game in October is on Saturday, October 31st , we hoped you might join the team in wearing "Pink at the Rink". We ask that you wear PINK to the game Saturday. Our players will be wearing their pink skate laces for the last time that night. We would also like to ask our fans to show their support to breast cancer survivors and breast cancer awareness by wearing pink to the game.
Thank you for your consideration,
Lesli Gordon
Pizza Order Form
October 5, 2009
Team
As promised here is additional information regarding the Pizza Fundraiser we discussed after the game Saturday.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Coach Gordon (812.374.8118).
We are going to sell pizzas to help raise funds that will be used to offset Icemen fees.
The pizzas are 14 inch in size and are available as cheese, pepperoni, or sausage.
Financial Details
We have found a distributor that will sell us the materials.
We will sell the pizzas for $12 each
Profit from the pizza to the player that sold the pizza
A player can reduce his fees to $0 through pizza sales; beyond that all additional fund raising monies will benefit the team (NCAA Eligibility Rules).
The coaches will be selling pizzas too, the profit of which will be used to benefit the team (banquet, pasta dinner, etc)
Timeline
Start Selling Pizzas NOW.
Pizza order forms (See attached) must be turned in at practice Tuesday, October 20th.
You are not required to collect any money up front. Collect the money when you deliver the pizza.
Your pizza coordinator (Lesli Gordon) will order the materials Wednesday, October 21st.
Your pizza coordinator will pick up the materials Friday, October 23rd.
The Icemen team will assemble the pizzas at the rink Saturday, October 24th (we don't have a game). The time has yet to be determined; it will be communicated.
Players will be required to wear hair nets and gloves during pizza assembly (they will be provided)
After the pizzas are assembled, each player has to deliver the pizzas they sold and collect the funds.
Funds must be turned back into the pizza coordinator upon receipt.
Important
You DON'T have to participate in selling the pizzas if you don't want to reduce your fees
You DO have to participate in the assembly of the pizzas; this is considered a team event.
If you have fees due, please wait until after the pizza fundraiser is completed to pay any fees.
Due to NCAA Rules, any money we collectively raise has to be put into the budget as a separate line item.
The profit from each player's pizza sales will be allocated accordingly to each player which will translate into a fee reduction.
Please contact me with questions, and please take advantage of this opportunity.
Thanks
Rich
812.374.8118
GordonRD@gmail.com
Guidelines regarding H1N1 infection
October 23, 2009
USA Hockey, with guidance from its Chief Medical Officer Dr. Michael Stuart, has issued the following information regarding the H1N1 infection, including some basic recommendations to reduce the likelihood of spreading the infection.
USA Hockey recommends:
1. Provide individual water bottles. Do not share water bottles.
2. Regularly wash hands.
3. Clean workout gear for each practice/competition.
4. Keep gloves on during the traditional handshake with opponents.
Individuals with influenza may develop typical signs or symptoms of: fever (102°degrees F or greater), cough, muscle aches, runny nose, headache, or sore throat with the potential for more serious complications, including. pneumonia.
This year’s influenza virus strain has particularly targeted children and young adults. Transmission of influenza virus may occur from the day before the onset of symptoms and during the 5-7 days that these symptoms are present.
Infected individuals should stay home until signs and symptoms have resolved and they have not had a fever for at least 24 hours. The 24-hour no-fever timeline should be achieved naturally, without the aid of fever reducing medications.
Additional information regarding H1N1 is available from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: http://www.cdc.gov/H1N1Flu/
TIME CHANGE
October 4, 2009
Starting This week Oct 5 we will start going on Tue,Wed, and Thurs and We also need players at practice 45 minutes early....for dynamic warm-up and to cover drills... they will need to be dressed 15 min befor practice, we get at ice on tue night at 9:05pm to 10:05pm , Wed night we will be on the ice at 9:10pm and Thurs night we will be on the ice at 8:50pm to 9:50pm
We need to be at practice 45 minutes early that means 7pm sharp.
August 25, 2009 - 07:00 PM
Parents and Players,
We need your kids to be at the practice 45min and home games 45 minutes early on away games please allow one hour.
Need to meeting in the west room to cover what drills we are going to cover in practice.
1. This weeks Practice on Tuesday the 25 and Thursday the 27, the time will be on the ice is 7:45pm to 8:45pm.
also in September we go every Tuesday & Thursday at 7:45pm to 9:15pm and the first Thursday in Oct we will be on the ice at 7:45 to 9:15pm.
2. Starting the week of Oct 5 we will start going on Tue,Wed, and Thurs and We also need players at regular season practice 45 minutes early....for dynamic warm-up and to cover drills... they will need to be dressed 15 min befor practice, we get at ice on tue night at 9:05pm to 10:05pm , Wed night we will be on the ice at 9:10pm and Thurs night we will be on the ice at 8:50pm to 9:50pm.
3. Carleen Fry will have a sign up sheet at the rink around the middle of August for the conceeseon stand.
Thanks
Doug
2009-CYH/Brian Ritz Golf Outing
Columbus Icemen High School Hockey Pictures up from 2009-CYH/Brian Ritz Golf Outing @ http://picasaweb.google.com/cr8pack1
Bryan Ritz Memorial Golf Outing
July 28, 2010 - 01:15 PM
JULY 28, 2010 1:00 pm SHOTGUN START
Highlights for the Golf Tournament:
•$400.00 per Team
•1:00 pm SHOTGUN START $100.00 per Tee Sign
•6:15 pm PRIMERIB DINNER $115.00 per participant
•Team prizes $30.00 dinner only
•Entry fee includes range balls, golf, golf cart, refreshments, dinner, and a chance for prizes and donation to the Bryan Ritz Scholarship Fund.
Columbus Youth Hockey/Bryan Ritz Memorial Hockey Fund
Established by the Columbus Youth Hockey Organization and later designated in memory of Bryan Ritz who died in an automobile accident in 1994 at the age of 17. Bryan loved hockey and participated in the Columbus Youth Hockey program from the time he was five years old.
Criteria: Participants in the Columbus Youth Hockey program. Financial need will be considered.
The intent is to give children who are economically disadvantaged the opportunity to become acquainted with hockey through the house league and /or continue to develop and play more competitive hockey in the travel team program.
Our local corporate sponsors are Country Chevrolet, Jim Gordon, Inc. and Milestone Contractors.
Acceleration Indiana
Mason in his Cheetah club video.
2009-2010 COLUMBUS ICEMEN
August 5, 2009
2009-2010 Roster
2.Baldwin, Billy
3.Burton, Seth
10.Duke, Mason
16.Ferguson, Clayton
9.Gordon, Andrew
11.Gorzcyca, Anastasia
20.Kelly. James
13.Kelly. Stephen
7.Kelsey, Christopher
35.Kurdziel, Ben
22.Lax, Isaac
34.Madigan, Justin
5.Marlin, Nick
66.Radford, Jeffery
14.Smith, Tanner
25.Voegerl, Cameron
55.Yentes, Blake
Thanks Staff.
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Benefiting the Bartholomew County Humane Society.
www.bartholomewhumane.org
The Columbus Icemen, your regional ice hockey team, is working hard to raise funds, spirits, and awareness for
our local humane society through PUCKS AND PAWS, an exciting day at Hamilton Center Ice Arena. So mark your calendars for January 9, 2010, and join us for some fun! Our team is made up of students from several regional schools: Columbus East,Columbus North, Brown County, Hauser, Southwestern, Shelbyville, and Triton Central High Schools We appreciate the support we’ve been shown by the community. Here’s our chance to give back. The downturn in economy has affected everyone; pets are no exception. The Bartholomew County Humane
Society has found itself inundated with abandoned animals, nearly quadruple capacity. The June flood has only compounded the problem.
Our community is lucky to have this resource and its talented staff available. They need our support in their efforts to build a new facility.
PUCKS AND PAWS will include several ice hockey games, a soup cook-off, open skating, a silent auction, pet adoption possibilities, awesome raffles, and more. All proceeds go directly to the Bartholomew County
Humane Society.
How you can get involved:
• Become a sponsor! Major sponsors ($500 and above) will receive automatic entry into the raffles, two
complimentary tickets to the cook-off, and recognition on all forms of publicity.
• Become a donor! If sponsorship is not a possibility, donations of any amount are tax-deductible and
appreciated.
• Donate to the silent auction! If you or your company has an item to donate to our very worthy cause,
please let us know.
• Show up! Please join us for some soup, games, and fun. Events begin at 1:00 PM and will end after the
Icemen game, around 10:00 PM.
PUCKS AND PAWS is the Columbus Icemen’s way of giving back to our community, but we can’t do it alone.
Will you help? Please contact the Columbus Icemen if you have questions or would like information about becoming a sponsor
or donor,
(contact: Abby Howe at abbyshannon@hotmail.com or 812-342-9628.)
If you wish to mail adonation,please write Pucks & Paws in the memo line and make the payment to the following:
Bartholomew County Humane Society
mail to
C.Y.H. BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY
ATTN: PUCKS&PAWS
P.O.BOX 484
Columbus, Indiana 47202-0484
Sincerely,
Staff, Players,Trudi Smith, Abby Howe, Kelly Sims & Lesli Gordon
ICEMEN ALUMIN GAME
December 26, 2009 - 06:30 PM
Icemen Alumin game will be played at 6:30pm December 26 at Hamilton Center Ice Arena Columbus, IN.
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