The Wheelchair Hockey League & Divine Child Falcons Presents:
2010 Game On Ice
Sunday, March 21st, 2010
2-4 p.m.
U of M - Dearborn Fieldhouse
TICKETS - $2.00
To sign up to play contact Jason Drapinski:
810-623-3931 or jason@thewchl.com
** PLAYERS MUST RSVP BY MARCH 13th **
This is the league's biggest fundraiser of the year and we ask that players and fans participate... For anyone who hasn't experienced this before....it is three periods of 5 on 5 hockey (no goalies) on ice, in your wheelchair.
Each WCHL player will be paired up with a skater from the Divine Child Falcons Hockey Team to help with steering and give that boost of extra speed.
WCHL alumni players are welcomed to play in the game as well.
We also need volunteers to please bring baked goods to sell.
All Proceeds Go To The WCHL
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DIRECTIONS
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U of M--Dearborn Fieldhouse
4901 Evergreen Rd
Dearborn, Michigan 48120
Google Maps:
http://tinyurl.com/goi2k10
The U of M Fieldhouse is part of the U of M Dearborn campus.
The campus is located on: Evergreen Rd off of Ford Rd. Evergreen is between Telegraph and Southfield Rd.
Posted on Tuesday February 23, 2010
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Posted on Thursday February 11, 2010
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This week (Feb 13) will be Photo Day. You should all have received order forms in your mailboxes, if not, extras will be available from the photographer.
We ask that everyone has their individual and team photo taken. You do not have to purchase anything, we just ask that you all get your pictures taken for our website and archives.
Hornets and Cobras please arrive early for your game so you can get your pictures taken while the Seals and Wolf Pack play.
We ask that everyone has their individual and team photo taken. You do not have to purchase anything, we just ask that you all get your pictures taken for our website and archives.
Hornets and Cobras please arrive early for your game so you can get your pictures taken while the Seals and Wolf Pack play.
Posted on Monday September 21, 2009
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There have been some rule changes and alterations for the 2009-10 WCHL Season.
To view all changes and the 2009-10 WCHL Rulebook
Visit The Rules Page
To view all changes and the 2009-10 WCHL Rulebook
Visit The Rules Page
Posted on Thursday July 23, 2009
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The Michigan Mustangs have won the 2009 Carolina PowerHockey Invitational after they defeated the Minnesota Selects 4-3 during the final at the RBC Center in Raleigh, North Carolina, home of the NHL’s Hurricanes.
The 2009 Mustangs became the first PowerHockey team to ever bring home a championship to the state of Michigan.
From July 17-19 the Mustangs competed in the 2009 Carolina PowerHockey Invitational which was a 3-day, round-robin and playoffs versus teams from Carolina, Philadelphia & Minnesota in the sport of PowerHockey.
After storming back from a two-goal deficit, the Mustangs defeated the top-seeded Minnesota Selects 4-3 in the championship game Sunday at the RBC Center.
This is the Mustangs’ FIRST Tournament Championship since they started competing nationally in 2000.
The Mustangs had previously never finished higher than 6th place in any previous tournaments.
Every player on the team recorded at least one goal during the tournament. Kevin Konfara & rookie Josh Cueter led the team in goals, each netting 11.
The Mustangs finished the tournament with a 5-1 Record, with their only loss coming in the round-robin versus Minnesota.
PowerHockey is the sport of floor hockey, in which the athletes compete in electric wheelchairs and have a wide range of disabilities. Originally started in Canada in the early 1980’s PowerHockey is one of the fastest growing sports in the world. PowerHockey has been in Michigan since 1996 and the Michigan Mustangs have competed in four previous tournaments in Toronto, Minnesota (2) and Calgary since they began traveling in 2000.
The Mustangs are a team of All-Stars from the WCHL. The WCHL was established in 1996 and is a four team, 40 player league of males and females ranging in age from 10 – 60+. It is a non-profit organization that offers a competitive league for people with various disabilities, who couldn’t normally play the sport of hockey.
For more information visit www.michiganmustangs.net
MEDIA EXPOSURE & INTERVIEWS
After this historic win and proud moment for the Mustangs and the State of Michigan we would appreciate any media exposure possible for our team and the sport of PowerHockey. To request an interview or to attain pictures or video for exposure
please contact Chris Lemieux at:
chris@thewchl.com or 519.250.7274
The 2009 Mustangs became the first PowerHockey team to ever bring home a championship to the state of Michigan.
From July 17-19 the Mustangs competed in the 2009 Carolina PowerHockey Invitational which was a 3-day, round-robin and playoffs versus teams from Carolina, Philadelphia & Minnesota in the sport of PowerHockey.
After storming back from a two-goal deficit, the Mustangs defeated the top-seeded Minnesota Selects 4-3 in the championship game Sunday at the RBC Center.
This is the Mustangs’ FIRST Tournament Championship since they started competing nationally in 2000.
The Mustangs had previously never finished higher than 6th place in any previous tournaments.
Every player on the team recorded at least one goal during the tournament. Kevin Konfara & rookie Josh Cueter led the team in goals, each netting 11.
The Mustangs finished the tournament with a 5-1 Record, with their only loss coming in the round-robin versus Minnesota.
PowerHockey is the sport of floor hockey, in which the athletes compete in electric wheelchairs and have a wide range of disabilities. Originally started in Canada in the early 1980’s PowerHockey is one of the fastest growing sports in the world. PowerHockey has been in Michigan since 1996 and the Michigan Mustangs have competed in four previous tournaments in Toronto, Minnesota (2) and Calgary since they began traveling in 2000.
The Mustangs are a team of All-Stars from the WCHL. The WCHL was established in 1996 and is a four team, 40 player league of males and females ranging in age from 10 – 60+. It is a non-profit organization that offers a competitive league for people with various disabilities, who couldn’t normally play the sport of hockey.
For more information visit www.michiganmustangs.net
MEDIA EXPOSURE & INTERVIEWS
After this historic win and proud moment for the Mustangs and the State of Michigan we would appreciate any media exposure possible for our team and the sport of PowerHockey. To request an interview or to attain pictures or video for exposure
please contact Chris Lemieux at:
chris@thewchl.com or 519.250.7274
Posted on Sunday July 05, 2009
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Come celebrate the completion of our 11th successful season at our annual awards banquet. Enjoy a night of good food, good people, and lots of hardware. Players are free as well as one guest. Volunteers also attend free. The cost for additional people is $15.
If you plan on attending the banquet you must confirm your attendance to Jason Drapinski, at Jason@thewchl.com, by August 22nd.
Payment can be sent, by August 22nd, to :
Brenda Drapinski
20917 East Trebesh
Pinckney, MI 48169
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EVENT INFO
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When: Sept 13, 2009 3-7pm
Where: Eastpointe Manor
24611 Gratiot Ave
Eastpointe, MI 48021
http://tinyurl.com/o6m226
If you plan on attending the banquet you must confirm your attendance to Jason Drapinski, at Jason@thewchl.com, by August 22nd.
Payment can be sent, by August 22nd, to :
Brenda Drapinski
20917 East Trebesh
Pinckney, MI 48169
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EVENT INFO
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When: Sept 13, 2009 3-7pm
Where: Eastpointe Manor
24611 Gratiot Ave
Eastpointe, MI 48021
http://tinyurl.com/o6m226
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