Kenney Morrison Commits to the Bulldogs
PRESS RELEASE
July 9th, 2010
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
The Alberni Valley Bulldogs would like to announce
that 92 D Kenney Morrison has committed for the
2010-2011 season.
The Lloydminster, Alberta native played for the Lloydminster Bobcats in the Alberta “AAA” Midget Hockey League. The 6’1”, 170 pound Morrison posted
9 goals, 25 assists and 56 penalty minutes in 45 games.
“Kenney is a smooth skating offensively gifted defenceman that will contribute at both ends of the rink, “ comments GM/Head Coach Paul Esdale. “We are very excited to have Kenny join the team and look forward to watching him develop into a outstanding defenceman,” adds Esdale.
For more information please contact GM/Head Coach Paul Esdale at 250.723.4412
The Alberni Valley Charity Golf Classic kicks off today at the Alberni Golf Club with registration kicking things off at 5pm, followed by the Wine and Cheese Reception at 6pm. Tomorrow sees the Golfing kicking off at 11:30, followed by the dinner at 6pm, the Live Auction at 7pm, and then the party!
Last I heard, several spots were open, just call the pro shop 250-723-5422.
In advance of his funteral today, I realize I haven't said anything yet about Bob Probert. He was certainly feared. I still vividly remember the vs.Domi fights.
While everyone remembers Probie for chucking the knuckles, what many people don't remember is that he was an NHL All-Star in 1988. Name me another league-champ heavyweight who also made the All-Star squad.
Soft hands when they weren't a fist. We'll miss ya Bob.
WINDSOR, Ont. - A funeral for former NHL forward Bob Probert will be held today in his hometown of Windsor, Ont.
Probert, one of the most feared NHL fighters of his generation, died Monday after collapsing while boating with his family.
He was 45 and survived by his wife, Dani, and four children.
An autopsy was conducted Tuesday, and while the results were not revealed, Ontario provincial police said foul play is not suspected.
Probert played in the NHL for 16 seasons for the Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Blackhawks, amassing more than 3,300 minutes in penalties.
During his 16 N-H-L seasons, starting with Detroit in 1983 and moving to Chicago in 1995, Probert was the most feared player of his generation.
(The Canadian Press)
Last but not least - head out this weekend and check out some ball at Rec Park!
PA MENS SLOW PITCH TOURNAMENT
Friday July 9th
8:00 pm Pirates vs BPs
9:15 pm Black Sox vs Nanaimo
Saturday July 10th
10:00 am Black Sox vs Mechanics Shop
11:30 am Nanaimo
1:00 pm Mechanics Shop vs Pirates
3:30 pm Nanaimo
5:00 pm Black Sox vs Pirates
6:30 pm BPs vs Mechanic Shop
Sunday July 11th
1st place team gets a bye to the semi
10:30 am 4th vs 5th
12:00 pm 2nd vs 3
1:30 pm 1st vs winner of 4th and 5th
3:00 pm Final
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