T-Birds Still Fighting For SEHL Playoff Spot
March 8, 2004 - South East Hockey League (SEHL)
Winston-Salem T-Birds News Release
With only two weeks remaining in the South East Hockey League regular season, the Winston-Salem T-Birds find themselves still fighting for the final SEHL playoff spot. The âBirds have six games left in the regular season and are ten points behind the third place Cape Fear Fire Antz and twelve behind the second place Knoxville Ice Bears.
So every remaining game for the T-Birds is a must win and the T-Birds return home to the Joel Coliseum Annex for games this coming Friday & Saturday night. The Birds then wrap up the week on Sunday afternoon in Knoxville. Winston-Salem begins the week with a record of 17 wins and 33 losses.
T-Birds Home Games This Week
Friday, March 12th @ 7:30PM vs. Huntsville Channel Cats
"Family Four Pack Night": Four Tickets, Hot Dogs, Sodas, and Popcorns for $40.00!
ALSO: "Armed Forces Night": Any military personnel in uniform or showing their
Military I.D. receives a $2.00 ticket discount.
Saturday, March 13th @ 7:30PM vs. Knoxville Ice Bears
"Second Harvest Food Bank Night": Bring three canned goods to the game and
qualify to win a prize from the Second Harvest Food Bank and the T-Birds.
T-Birds Practice Schedule
Call the T-Birds @ 722-6575 for this week's practice schedule.
For season ticket, group ticket, and individual T-Birds ticket info call the T-Birds @ 722-6575.
T-Birds Team Leaders
Chris Seifert leads the T-Birds in goals (22), assists (27), and total points (49).
Hunter Lahache is the T-Birds penalty minutes leader with 218 in 15 games.
Goaltender Cam McCormick has posted a 3.84 goals against average with one shutout and an 88.6% save percentage.
2004-2005 T-Birds Season Tickets
Season tickets for the 2004-2005 Winston-Salem T-Birds are now on sale. Season tickets will include a V.I.P. parking pass (one per family). For details, please call the T-Birds office at 722-6575.
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