Cougars Second Annual Open House January 30
Published on January 4, 2008 under Western Hockey League (WHL)
Prince George Cougars News Release
PRINCE GEORGE, BC- As part of the Prince George Cougars "All Access Program", the organization will be hosting their 2nd Annual "Open House" on January 30 from 4:30pm-6:00pm at the CN Centre.
The CN Centre will be open to the general public and fans will have an opportunity to go behind the scenes of the arena... from the Cougars usually private dressing room, to President Rick Brodsky, GM Dallas Thompson and Business Manager Brandi Brodsky's office where they will be available to chat. Also, all players and coaches will be in the dressing room to sign autographs and pose for pictures.
In response to fan requests from last year's event, the Cougars have added new elements to this year's Open House. The Cougars Bus will be available for viewing, and fans will have a chance to meet Rowdy Cat. Cougars Broadcaster Ron St. Clair will be located in the broadcast booth, allowing fans to see the "ins and outs" of covering a Cougars game.
The City will also display the Zamboni, and fans will have the chance to see themselves projected on the new replay screen. Snacks will be provided by Eurest Food Services, the official food supplier of the CN Centre. Eurest will also provide fans an opportunity to see what is involved in their game day preparation.
"This event was a tremendous success last year, and we are honoured to open our doors once again, allowing our fans behind the scenes access to our organization", says Cougars Business Manager, Brandi Brodsky.
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