The young boys and also women struck the ice tonight at Duluth Heritage Center for theMinnesota Hockey Fights Cancer Games Community assistance remained in complete affect as people appeared to enjoy interplay 5 games in between 2 rinks. There was chuck-a-puck, drawings, public auction things and also various other points to add to the battle versus cancer.
“We were at a board meeting for the Duluth Amateur Hockey Association and I immediately just thought, wow, what a great cause. What a great event. I called my friend Brian LeFlore, who coaches the Hermantown Peewee Double-A team and asked him if he would like to turn our game into a Minnesota hockey fights cancer game and he agreed to that,” claims David Mclean, Coach of Duluth East Peewee AA Team.
Cancer is an illness that touches many lives. Looking at methods which the neighborhood can aid sustain with a sporting activity like hockey is really unique.
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