KVHA News – 5th Annual “You Me We”
Celebration Jan. 30th at ShoWare Center
Kent Valley Ice Centre, Kent, WA. January 23, 2015 – Mark your calendar for the 5th Annual “You
Me We” Celebration as we join together as a
community showing why Kent is one of the
best cities in the nation to live, work and play.
There are hands-on activities, entertainment
and exhibitions for the entire family. The
event is free and will be held at the ShoWare
Center. There will be activities for everyone!
The event goes from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00
p.m. Be sure to stop by the Kent Valley
Hockey Association/Kent Valley Figure Skating
Club/Kent Valley Ice Centre booth, right next
to the Seattle Thunderbirds puck shoot booth.
Autographed Ovechkin Jersey Donated Anonymously to
KVHA Auction
Kent Valley Hockey Association’s Registrar, Rena Sullivan,
was excited last week when a KVHA member brought in
the latest donation for the March 20th KVHA Auction. It
was a #8 Alex Ovechkin Washington Capitals Jersey
signed by the former Russia Dynamo player himself.
Sullivan held up the jersey and said; “I know some
people that are going to be bidding on this March 20th!”
Auction Team Emphasizes Ticket Sales
Now is the time for all KVHA members to help us with
outside ticket sales. Ask your friends, Family, Coworkers/BOSSES if they would like to attend are annual
fundraising auction. Get the girls from the office together
and have a group girls night out! Get that Hubby out for a
badly needed date night! Outside tickets sales are $50.00
each. A ticket form is available on the KVHA web. Click
here for the form. We appreciate all the extra help from
everyone.
The Auction Team is also looking for additional donations of bottles of wine. Members are
encouraged to bring in a bottle or two on their next trip to the ice rink. The wine collection
is always a popular item during the “Live Auction.” Thanks again to everyone involved in
making our 12th Annual the best ever!
KVHA Weekend Scoreboard:
Wenatchee Apple Cup Tournament
1/17
Loss
KVHA Bantam Hurricanes
1
vs.
Penticton Bantam Team 2
4
2
1/18
Loss
KVHA Bantam Hurricanes
1
vs.
South Delta Bantam
Millionaires
1/18
Loss
KVHA Bantam Hurricanes
1
vs.
SnoKing Bantam Grey
3
1/19
Loss
KVHA Bantam Hurricanes
3
vs.
SnoKing Bantam Green
4
Wenatchee Apple Cup Tournament
1/17
Tie
KVHA Bantam Tornadoes
2
vs.
Lewiston Bantam Lightning
2
1/17
Win
KVHA Bantam Tornadoes
4
vs.
SnoKing Bantam Green
1
1/18
Win
KVHA Bantam Tornadoes
1
vs.
CDA Bantam Thunder
0
1/19
Loss
KVHA Bantam Tornadoes
1
vs.
Penticton Bantam Team 2
2
Kent Valley Bantams
s Compete at Wenatchee Apple Cup
Tournament – Tornadoes Bring Home Second Place
Town Toyota Center, Wenatchee
Wenatchee, WA. January 20, 2015 – Kent Valley’s Bantam
Hurricanes and Tornadoes played in the annual Wenatchee Apple Cup Tournament.
Tournament The
Hurricanes lost all four tournament games including a loss to the Penticton Bantam Team 2,
the eventual winner of the tournament. The Tornadoes tied their first game, won their next
two and lost by one goal to Penticton in the tournament final.. The Tornadoes came home
with a very nice second place trophy.
Kent Valley Bantam Hurricanes’’ Coach Randy Antonio got goals from Caedmon Kim (3), Mac
Barger, Mathew Brandmire, and Nick Loe. Mac Barger, Caedmon Kim and Lokelani Antonio
earned assists. Tournament score sheets did not include goalkeeping stats.
Below is the Hurricanes’ tournament game summary:
1/17
Loss
KVHA Bantam Hurricanes
1
vs.
Penticton Bantam Team 2
4
1/18
Loss
KVHA Bantam Hurricanes
1
vs.
South Delta Bantam Millionaires
2
1/18
Loss
KVHA Bantam Hurricanes
1
vs.
SnoKing Bantam Grey
3
1/19
Loss
KVHA Bantam Hurricanes
3
vs.
SnoKing Bantam Green
4
Kent Valley Bantam Tornadoes’’ Coach Rod Britten got goals from Lane Eriks (2), Alex
Britten (2), Jesse Everson (3) and Blake Britten.. Riley Lewis, Aaron Dunning (2), Jesse
Everson, Cole Best, Rachel Dunning and Alex Britten earned assists.
ssists. Cole Konowalchuk and
Tyler Roberts shared goalkeeping duties. The pair earned an impressive 95.0% save rate
over four games including one shutout. They stopped 97 of 102 shots on goal.
Below is the Tornadoes’ tournament game summary:
1/17
Tie
KVHA Bantam Tornadoes
2
vs.
Lewiston Bantam Lightning
2
1/17
Win
KVHA Bantam Tornadoes
4
vs.
SnoKing Bantam Green
1
1/18
Win
KVHA Bantam Tornadoes
1
vs.
CDA Bantam Thunder
0
1/19
Loss
KVHA Bantam Tornadoes
1
vs.
Penticton Bantam Team 2
2
Quote of the Day!
The True Meaning of Winning the Cup
Cup:
"To
To Have grown up in Montreal and then to play for the Canadiens was a dream come true
for me. Winning the Stanley Cup for Montreal was so special because everybody was a part
of it; it was such a source of pride for the people there. The expectations in those days
were to win, and anything but the Stanley Cup wasn’t really acceptable. We lived and
played by extremely high standards. We had some great teams in those days too, and I
cherish those memories. I was fortunate to have played alongside so many great players,
many of them who were heroes of my own when I was a kid growing up. Guys like Henri
Richard, Jean Beliveau, Yvan Cournoyer, and Claude Provost showed me the way, and then
I did the same for the next guys
guys. That was how it went, and that was
s why we had so much
success.”
Jacques Lemaire,, Stanley Cup winner with Montreal 1968, 1969, 1971,
1971 1973,
1976, 1977, 1978 and 1979. Lemaire also won two more Stanley Cups as
assistant general manager with Montreal in 1986 and 1993
1993.
Quote from Raising Stanley - NHL LEGENDS IN THEIR OWN WORDS by Ross Bernstein
Editor’s note:
Lemaire announced his retirement as a head coach in the NHL on April 26, 2010. However,
on December 23, 2010, after New Jersey Devils Head Coach John MacLean was fired after
33 games, Lemaire came out of retirement to coach once again for the New Jersey Devils
and led a second half of the season charge that fell just short of a playoff spot.
On February 10, 2011, Lemaire achieved his 600th regular season win after Ilya Kovalchuk
Kovalc
scored in overtime to win the game for New Jersey against Toronto 2 – 1. Lemaire became
only the 8th coach in NHL history to achieve this feat.
On April 10, 2011 Lemaire announced his permanent retirement from the Devils.
Lemaire is the uncle of former Stars, Wild, and Bruins goaltender Manny Fernandez.
There is a hockey arena in LaSalle, Quebec named after Lemaire.
KVHA News Contact: Lew Sellers, Director of Communications
Kent Valley Hockey Association
6015 So. 240th Street
Kent, WA. 98032
(206) 914-9619 Cellular
[email protected]
KVHA Host Hotel - Proud Sponsors of Kent Valley Hockey
Phone: (253) 981-6603
(253) 850-2400 X-19
Harry Smith III
6015 S 240th Street
Kent, WA 98032
[email protected]
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Valley Ice Centre’s “On the
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