AHL Syracuse Crunch

Crunch and B'Ville Diner 'Shoot to Cure MS'

Published on December 21, 2011 under American Hockey League (AHL)
Syracuse Crunch News Release


Syracuse, NY (December 21, 2011) - The Syracuse Crunch are teaming up with B'ville Diner in support of the 'Shoot to Cure MS' Progam.

From now through February 14, fans that visit B'ville Diner and make a donation for Multiple Sclerosis will receive a skate cutout to write their name on. The skate cutouts will be displayed in the diner. In addition, beginning January 4, fans can receive a coupon valid for the purchase of a ticket to the Friday, March 16 game against Rochester at a discounted rate of $13, while supplies last. The Crunch will donate $1 from each ticket purchased using the coupon and combine that with the B'ville Diner's in-store donations to make a special on-ice check presentation to MS Resources of Central New York at the home game on March 16.

Additionally, in support of the program select Crunch players will make an appearance at B'ville on Thursday, January 19 from 6-7 p.m.

B'ville Diner is located at 18 E. Genesee St. in Baldwinsville. For directions, please call (315) 635- 3180.

The Crunch travel to Hershey on Wednesday, Dec. 21 and return home for a tilt against the Springfield Falcons on December 28. Season or single game tickets can be purchased either in person at the Crunch Box Office located at 800 South State Street in Syracuse, or by calling the office at (315) 473-4444. For all the latest Crunch information and updates, fans can visit the team's official website at www.syracusecrunch.com or follow the club on Facebook at (www.facebook.com/syracusecrunch) and on Twitter at (www.twitter.com/syracusecrunch ).

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