Roughnecks Playing Matchmaker This Friday
February 4, 2009 - National Lacrosse League (NLL)
Calgary Roughnecks News Release
CALGARY, AB -- In preparation for Valentine's Day, the Calgary Roughnecks are playing matchmaker. Two lucky female's have the opportunity to win a date with either defenceman Scott Carnegie or goaltender Pat Campbell of the Calgary Roughnecks.
The two winners will be chosen following the Roughnecks half-time show on Friday night and will be asked to bring along a girlfriend of their choice on the date, which will kick off in Dutton's Lounge. Following the players meet and greet and autograph session, the winning ladies will be whisked away in a limo, courtesy of Calgary Luxury Limousine, to the Roughnecks' after party. Flowers for the winners are graciously being donated by Yasmin's Grower Direct (located at 4041 Macleod Trail S.W.).
Those interested in entering the contest can do so at either the Roughnecks table located in the Avison Young Club entrance or on the main concourse near Section 227.
All participants must be 18 years of age to enter the contest.
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