Ring in the New Year with the Monarchs
December 30, 2010 - American Hockey League (AHL)
Manchester Monarchs News Release
Ring In The New Year Say goodbye to 2010 and begin the celebration of welcoming 2011 when the Monarchs host the Providence Bruins in a New Year's Eve celebration game on Friday, December 31 at 7:00 p.m. at the Verizon Wireless Arena. The first 3,000 fans will receive Glow in the Dark Thunderstix, courtesy of Manchester Subaru. Also, the first intermission will feature the Great Baby Race! For the most exciting part of the night, enjoy the largest indoor firework show in New Hampshire following the game! The Monarchs start the new year on the road with a match-up with the Springfield Falcons at the MassMutual Center on Saturday, January 1 at 7:00 p.m. and a 3 p.m. contest with the Connecticut Whale on Sunday, January 2 at the XL Center.
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Finding His Niche Left wing Richard Clune has been a mainstay in the Monarchs lineup since his debut with Manchester on November 19, 2008. Acquired from the Dallas Stars in exchange for forward Lauri Tukonen in July of that same year, Clune has played a brand of hockey that has endeared himself to the coaching staff, his teammates in the dressing room and the fans of Monarchs Country. This season, Clune has four goals and four assists for eight points (4-4=8), with two of his goals coming Wednesday evening in Adirondack.
Monarchs Game Rescheduled For March 16 The Monarch have rescheduled the postponed game on Monday, December 27 to Wednesday, March 16 at 7:00 p.m. against the Springfield Falcons at the Verizon Wireless Arena, Monarchs President Darren Abbott announced on Thursday. The game that was originally scheduled for Monday, December 27 in Manchester was postponed due to inclement weather.
Video Feature Of The Week - Pump Up Video This week's video features the heated battle between the Monarchs and their Atlantic Division rival, the Portland Pirates.
American Hockey League Stories from December 30, 2010
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- Stars Shine in 4-1 Win Over Heat - Abbotsford Heat
- IceHogs Get Past Aeros 3-1 - Houston Aeros
- Holtby Blanks Penguins 1-0 in Pittsburgh - Hershey Bears
- Checkers Jump Admirals with Late Comeback - Charlotte Checkers
- Admirals Fall to Checkers in Overtime 4-3 - Norfolk Admirals
- Cheechoo Strikes, Sharks Fall 2-1 - Worcester Sharks
- Ring in the New Year with the Monarchs - Manchester Monarchs
- Plante Backstops Amerks to 2-1 Win Over Marlies - Rochester Americans
- Bulldogs Mash Monsters 3-2 - Hamilton Bulldogs
- Lawson Shines in 2-1 Win Over Sharks - Bridgeport Islanders
- World Under-17 Ticket Advisory - December 31st, January 1st, & January 2nd - Manitoba Moose
- February 11 Game Moved to 7:05 P.M. - Peoria Rivermen
- Whale Add Extra Veteran Presence - Connecticut Whale
- Gameday Preview - Texas at Abbotsford - Texas Stars
- Dallas Assigns Aaron Gagnon to Texas - AHL
- Falcons Host Arbors Kids at Practice - Springfield Falcons
- Admirals Ring in the New Year Sunday - Milwaukee Admirals
- Harvest-Properties Whale Bowl Update - Connecticut Whale
- Whale Action to Air on WTIC NewsTalk 1080 Sunday - Connecticut Whale
- 12-30-10 Monarchs Reschedule Game for March 16 - Manchester Monarchs
- Stapleton Heads Back to Atlanta - Chicago Wolves
- Preview: IceHogs Host Aeros Tonight - Houston Aeros
- Sound Tigers Recall Mike Sellitto - Bridgeport Islanders
- Crunch Players to Sign Autographs at Ruddy's Pizzeria January 5 - Syracuse Crunch
- Palmieri Recalled - Albany Devils
- Race Night to Aid Albany Family's Move to Charlotte - Charlotte Checkers
- Crunch Assign Left Wing Jon Mirasty to Elmira - Syracuse Crunch
- AHL Quick Hits - AHL
- 'Canes Reassign Matsumoto, Rodney to Charlotte - Charlotte Checkers
- Islanders Recall Reese and Joensuu from Sound Tigers - Bridgeport Islanders
- Graham, Pistilli Recalled from Florida - Charlotte Checkers
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