
Wings serve lunch at Hard Rock Cafe April 2
Published on March 30, 2005 under National Lacrosse League (NLL)
Philadelphia Wings News Release
Philadelphia Wings star goalie Dallas Eliuk and Rookies Dan Finck, Andrew Burkholder and Rob Van Beek serve lunch at the Hard Rock Cafe to prepare for Wings game against Toronto Rock on Saturday, April 2 at 8:00 p.m. at the Wachovia Center.
With four games left, the Wings are in fourth place in the East Division, just two and a half games behind the division-leading Toronto Rock. The Wings are just one and a half games behind the Buffalo Bandits (8-5) and the Rochester Knighthawks (8-5).
Eliuk, Finck, Burkholder and Van Beek will donate all their "tips" to the Fox Chase Cancer Center on behalf of Les' Fund, a league wide cancer charity initiative. In 2003 Toronto Rock Head Coach Les Bartley was diagnosed with cancer. In tribute to his ongoing courage and to raise awareness, Les's Fund was established.
Tickets for Philadelphia Wings indoor lacrosse are $10, $20, $27, $29 ($10, $22, $29, $31 day of game) and are available at the Wachovia Complex Box Office and all Ticketmaster locations.
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