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Published on December 15, 2009 under Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL)
Moncton Wildcats News Release


Win tickets to New Year's Eve game:

Enter our on-line contest and win a pair of tickets to the big New Year's Eve game against the Saint John Sea Dogs. Here's today's question: Who is this year's captain of the Wildcats? Send your answer to: info@moncton-wildcats.com before midnight tonight and check Thursday's Coffee Cup for the winners name.

International Students at tonight's game:

26 countries will be represented at tonight's game against the Halifax Mooseheads. District 2 Community Schools will have a welcome to Moncton reception and host the students from around the world at the game. It will be a special night for the visitors, for many of them; their first chance to see a hockey game.

A special feature tonight will be the District 2 Youth Choir singing our National Anthem.

There'll also be a salute to the World when fans get a look at the Mascot for the International Track and Field games to take place in our city in just over seven months will be unveiled tonight. The new Mascot will appear in a special pre-game centre ice ceremony.

Rivalry Cup - Round 4 - New Year's Eve:

There's just a one point margin in the Rivalry Cup race now and the Wildcats are preparing to take the lead when they face the Saint John Sea Dogs at the Coliseum on New Year's Eve night at 7 o'clock. After picking up two points for the big win on Sunday afternoon and a half point for having 70 percent of capacity at the Coliseum, next Thursday's game will have a lot on the line. The Sea Dogs have 5.5 points, the Wildcats 4.5. The Mascot Challenge will highlight the game and we're certain Wild Willie will come out a winner. The food drive competition will be part of the next two games between the Cats and Dogs, with five points being awarded to the team collecting the largest amount of non-perishable food items.

Attend the game - Save over $25.00:

Here's a great idea to celebrate New Year's with your family at a Wildcats game and save $25.00. Get a Wildcats Holiday Family pack, which includes 4 game tickets for any regular season game, (with a maximum of two adults), along with 4 Cavendish Fries and 4 cokes.

Big Week for Cats:

Here's a snapshot of the Wildcats past week:

- Brandon Gormley named to National Junior team try out.

- Brannon scores late short handed goal to edge Mooseheads

- Wildcats snap Saint John Sea Dogs 22 game winning streak

- Cats now on their own six game undefeated run.

- Goalie Shane Owen named Q's Defensive player of the week.

Greetings to Gormley:

Fans can sign their names to a "Gormley Good Luck" wish to be sent to Brandon tomorrow morning. Go to the 50/50 table or Fan Services desk to sign the fax form located there. We're all rooting for "Gorms" to make the national squad and do the Wildcats proud

Legends closed tonight:

Legends Restaurant will closed for tonight's game but fans can still enjoy beverage refreshment in the down stairs lounge beginning two hours before game time.

Season Ticket Holder Cards have special benefits:

Here's great news for Season Ticket holders. Your cards can be picked up at the Wildcats office during regular office hours or at the Fan Services Desk during home games. Click on to this website and check the outstanding benefits of being a season ticket holder: http://www.moncton-wildcats.com/en-ca/ticket/season-tickets.php

Cat of the Day:

Congratulations to the Riverview Royals Girls basketball team winners, for the second straight year, of the Irving Hoop Classic played at the Coliseum and to Josee Cormier, tournament MVP and her Clement Cormier High School Cavaliers who won the Universite de Moncton High School Hockey Classic over the weekend.

Quote of the Day:

"We live, we love, we give, but we never give up. If we give up, we have not accomplished our one goal in life." Anonymous

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