T-shirts, Toys, Monarchs Hockeyâ¦and the Bruins
December 10, 2008 - American Hockey League (AHL)
Manchester Monarchs News Release
The Monarchs host the Albany River Rats on Friday, December 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Verizon Wireless Arena followed by a 7:00 p.m. contest with the Providence Bruins in Monarchs Country on Saturday, December 13. Manchester concludes their home-and-home series with the Bruins with a trip to the Dunkin' Donuts Center on Sunday, December 14 with the puck dropping at 4:05 p.m.
The first 2,000 fans to the Monarchs game on Saturday against the Bruins will receive a T-shirt, courtesy of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care. In addition to the T-shirt giveaway on Saturday, the Monarchs Care Foundation and the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves will be collecting toys from fans for the annual Toys for Tots toy drive. Bring an unwrapped toy for children in need this holiday season!
Boyle's Back
The Monarchs leading goal scorer from the 2007-08 season has returned to Monarchs Country! Center Brian Boyle began the season with the Los Angeles Kings and was assigned to Manchester on November 30 to work on his physical aspect of the game. Starting where he left off last season, Boyle picked up two points in his 2008-09 debut at the Verizon Wireless Arena in the Monarchs 3-2 win over the Worcester Sharks last Friday night.
Give The Gift Of Monarchs Hockey This Holiday Season!
Choose one of our Holiday Ticket Packs and get discounted vouchers that can be used for any 2008-09 regular season home game. The Holiday Ticket Packs include ticket vouchers, a Monarchs calendar, a holiday card signed by a Monarchs player and much more! There are more than 25 games after December 25 for your loved ones to choose from with their new ticket vouchers!
American Hockey League Stories from December 10, 2008
- Bacashihua and Boulerice Lead Monsters to Win at Home - Cleveland Monsters
- Houston Aeros Fall 2-1 in Shootout to Rochester Americans - Houston Aeros
- Rivermen Steak Snapped By Monsters in 3-2 Loss - Peoria Rivermen
- Wolf Pack Beat Bruins 2-0 - Connecticut Whale
- Penguins Shell Admirals 7-3 - Norfolk Admirals
- Flames Fall 5-3 to Admirals - Abbotsford Heat
- Falcons Earn Point In OT Loss At Worcester - Springfield Falcons
- Vesce Lights Out in Overtime - Worcester Sharks
- Monsters Defeat Rivermen 3-2 - Peoria Rivermen
- P-Bruins Fall to Wolf Pack 2-0 - Providence Bruins
- T-shirts, Toys, Monarchs Hockeyâ¦and the Bruins - Manchester Monarchs
- Kings Recall Purcell From Manchester - Manchester Monarchs
- B-Sens Launch âFidelis Care Family Section Friday Four-Pack' Ticket Plan - Binghamton Senators
- Monarchs, E&R Cleaners Deliver Coats To Local Charities - Manchester Monarchs
- Free Preview this Sunday on AHL Live - AHL
- Moose & Yearling Foundation donates $5,000 in gifts at Annual Children's Hospital Holiday Visit - Manitoba Moose
- Moose, Red River College Once Again Team up to "Respond to Reading" - Manitoba Moose
- Jim McKenzie and Geoff Waugh Assigned To Elmira - Binghamton Senators
- Sawyer Reassigned to Fresno - Rockford IceHogs
- Checkers Nightingale Called Up to Hartford - Connecticut Whale
- Lightning Recall Admirals Captain Zenon Konopka - Norfolk Admirals
- Wolf Pack Sign Defenseman Jared Nightingale to PTO - Connecticut Whale
- Max Taylor Loaned to Reading - Toronto Marlies
- Falcons Announce Change In Friendly's Schedule - Springfield Falcons
- Moose sign Martens to PTO - Manitoba Moose
- San Jose Sharks reassign forward Matt Jones to Phoenix - Worcester Sharks
- Iowa Chops hiring staff despite local layoffs and economy - Iowa Chops
- Amerks In Houston Tonight - Rochester Americans
- AHL Quick Hits - AHL
- Houston Aeros host Rochester Americans tonight at 7:05 p.m. - Houston Aeros
- Crunch Sign Goaltender Ryan Munce - Syracuse Crunch
- P-Bruins Partner with Wal-Mart and Keep the Heat On Campaign - Providence Bruins
- P-Bruins Release Engel from PTO - Providence Bruins
- Olivier Latendresse Reassigned To Hamilton - Hamilton Bulldogs
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