Wildcatters Raise $825 as Chili Cook Off is a Huge Success
January 27, 2007 - ECHL (ECHL)
Texas Wildcatters News Release
Beaumont, TX (January 27, 2007) Yesterday's first annual Wildcatters Chili for Charity Cook off and tail gate extravaganza proved to be a huge success, raising $825 for charity. The 'Catters spiced things up as local groups and businesses competed for bragging rights to the best chili in Southeast Texas. There were over 30 different kinds of chili to taste. The winner designated the charity that would benefit from the funds raised. The overall winner for best chili was the Medical Center of Southeast Texas who chose the American Heart Association as their charity. The Medical Center also had the opportunity to drop the puck during last night's game.
In addition to the best overall chili award, there were several other awards.
Fan Favorite Chili - YP One
Meatiest Chili - Cumulus
Wildcatter-est Chili - Southeast Texas EMS
Hottest Chili - Goodyear
Chili most likely to give you heartburn - AT&T
Wimpiest Chili - MHC Datacomm
Best Showmanship - Paradise Golf Rentals and Associates
The Wildcatters would like to thank all of the teams that participated in this year's first annual Chili for Charity Cook Off and Tail Gate Extravaganza:
American Rental Associates
AT&T
Balboa Company
Beaumont Enterprise
Beaumont Professional Fire Fighters
Blind Factory
CB&I
Cumulus
Farmers Insurance
FedEx/Kinkos
Five Point Credit Union
Goodyear
Gulf Star
Jefferson County Precinct #1
Jenkins Construction
Medical Center of Southeast Texas
MHC Datacomm
New Wave Welding Technology
New York Life
Paradise Golf Rentals and Associates
Pate Resources
Southeast Texas EMS
Wildcatters Booster Club
YP One
The Texas Wildcatters are the ECHL affiliate for the AHL's Houston Aeros. The next Wildcatters home game is on Saturday, January 27 vs. the South Carolina Stingrays. Don't miss any hard-hitting Wildcatters hockey action. 2006-07 Season Tickets are still available. Wildcatters' season tickets start at just $9 per game and feature numerous benefits including free parking and discounted merchandise. Group discount plans are also available by calling (409) 951-5500. For single game tickets stop by the Ford Park Box Office, call (409) 833-7747 or log on to ticketmaster.com. For more information, visit the Wildcatters online at www.wildcattershockey.com.
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