Bucket Day Update + Player Dues + Jamboree

We raised a little over $1,400 today at Bucket Day.  Excellent job!  This money goes a long way in paying for team trip and all the swag and equipment players are receiving.

17 of 29 players have paid their $75 dues to the boosters.  Please take care of this ASAP.  

 Previous Post --> A Note from Victoria and Martha:
“Please submit Player Contributions of $75.00 and Program Advertisement Sales on our Bucket Day, Friday, November 29th.   Ads will be accepted throughout the season.  Checks payable to “Saranac Lake Rotary Foundation” or “Center Ice Booster Club”.  Cash is always accepted and helpful if in a labeled envelope.  Thank you!”

Jamboree Teams:
Team #1 SLP (BLUE)
Team #2 NCCS (WHITE) 
Team #3 Norwood-Norfolk (GREEN)
Team #4 Plattsburgh (ORANGE) 
Schedule:
11:20 AM #1 vs #2
12:10 PM #3 vs #4
2:10 PM    #1 vs #3
3:00 PM    #2 vs #4
3:50 PM    #2 vs #3
4:30 PM   #1 vs #4

Upon arriving to the rink tomorrow, we will be asking all the SL players if they need a bus ride home after the jamboree.


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