Falcons Conclude 2010 in Glens Falls
Published on December 31, 2010 under American Hockey League (AHL)
Springfield Falcons News Release
The Springfield Falcons play their final game of 2010 in Glens Falls, NY on Friday afternoon starting at 3 pm when they take on the Adirondack Phantoms. The Falcons have earned a point in four of their last five games going 3-1-0-1 in that span. Springfield will face a Phantoms team that is 7-25-2-0 this season, but they are 3-2 in their last five games.
As we get ready to break in 2011, now would be a good time to recap the top 5 stories involving the Falcons in 2010:
5. FALCONS HELP RAISE $27,000 FOR MARY KAY FOUNDATION - The Springfield Falcons helped produce one of the top fundraisers for the Mary Kay Foundation in 2010. Listed below is the article that appeared highlighting the event:
Last year, Independent National Sales Director Cyndee Gress stated that "a spark had started" at the Gress National Area inaugural Pink in the RinkSM, and their next event would "explode into a blaze." Her prediction was spot on.
Exhilaration burst in an arena that was "pinked" to the max for the 2nd Annual Pink in the RinkSM, at the MassMutual Center in Springfield, Mass., on March 6, 2010. The partnership effort with the Springfield Falcons hockey team raised a phenomenal $27,0
American Hockey League Stories from December 31, 2010
- Stars stay hot - Texas Stars
- Heat shut out by Stars - Abbotsford Heat
- Rampage Fall to Barons 4-1 - San Antonio Rampage
- Rivermen Close Out 2010 With 3-1 Win - Peoria Rivermen
- Monarchs Finish Off Year With Fireworks - Manchester Monarchs
- Griffins Close Out 2010 With Wild Shootout Win - Grand Rapids Griffins
- Admirals Drop Final Game of 2010 - Milwaukee Admirals
- P-Bruins Fall To Monarchs 7-3 - Providence Bruins
- Whale get past Pirates in OT - Connecticut Whale
- Déjà vu All Over Again as Whale Sink Pirates - Portland Pirates
- Vasyunov Paces Devils To Victory - Albany Devils
- Déjà vu All Over Again as Whale Sink Pirates - Portland Pirates
- Moose End 2010 with 4-1 Win over Chicago - Manitoba Moose
- Crunch Bite Bears, End 2010 with 4-2 win at Hershey - Syracuse Crunch
- Wolves Kept Down By Moose, 4-1 - Chicago Wolves
- Falcons earn another point on the road - Springfield Falcons
- Closing Out 2010 in Style! - Adirondack Phantoms
- Players recalled on an emergency basis - Charlotte Checkers
- Anaheim Acquires Center Maxim Lapierre from Montreal - Syracuse Crunch
- Omark assigned to Oklahoma City; Belle recalled by Edmonton - Rockford IceHogs
- Back-to-back one-goal wins give Sound Tigers sweep of home-and-home series - Bridgeport Islanders
- Pirates Sign Bowers to PTO - Portland Pirates
- Tatar Recalled by Red Wings - Grand Rapids Griffins
- Canucks re-assign Ryan Parent to Moose - Manitoba Moose
- Falcons Conclude 2010 in Glens Falls - Springfield Falcons
- Falcons Conclude 2010 in Glens Falls - Springfield Falcons
- Anaheim Acquires Center Maxim Lapierre from Montreal in Exchange for Defenseman Brett Festerling and - Syracuse Crunch
- Griffins Host Hamilton Bulldogs for Winning Wednesday - Grand Rapids Griffins
- Omark Assigned to Oklahoma City; Belle Recalled by Edmonton - Oklahoma City Barons
- Sound Tigers Down Sharks 3-2 - Bridgeport Islanders
- Sound Tigers See-Saw Past Sharks 3-2 - Worcester Sharks
- Pirates Sign Bowers to PTO - Portland Pirates
- Tatar Recalled by Red Wings - Grand Rapids Griffins
- Coyotes Assign Maclean to San Antonio - San Antonio Rampage
- Canucks Re-Assign Ryan Parent to Moose - Manitoba Moose
- Falcons Conclude 2010 in Glens Falls - Springfield Falcons
- Sound Tigers Return Sellitto, Sign Blight - Bridgeport Islanders
- AHL Quick Hits - AHL
- Phantoms Recall Defenseman Cullen Eddy - Adirondack Phantoms
- Canadiens Recall David Desharnais from Bulldogs - Hamilton Bulldogs
- Fraser and Berube Arrive in Albany - Albany Devils
- Senators Recall Forward Jim O'Brien from Binghamton - Binghamton Senators
- P-Bruins, Royals Flip Defensemen - Providence Bruins
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