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Pittsburgh – “City of Champions” WELCOME TO PITTSBURGH – “CITY OF CHAMPIONS” The Pittsburgh Penguins Elite and the Pittsburgh Penguins would like to extend a warm welcome to the City of Pittsburgh. For those who have attended the annual Pittsburgh Girls' Thanksgiving Classic presented by Dick’s Sporting Goods, you know there is lots to do in our wonderful city, most of all SHOPPING for the girls/moms! Like every year, I have prepared a "guide" for you below, but I want to start with a few items tournament related, as a quick reminder. First of all, goto www.sportacularevent.com website and look under the tournament (you don't need to log in), and you can find all sorts of information on there! Everyone should go and print out information before you leave home and head to Pittsburgh! With regard to the reason you are going to be here ~ HOCKEY! Before we get started, make sure you follow the tournament rules -- Canadian girls must wear neck guards and US girls must wear mouth guards. This is a USA HOCKEY sanctioned event and as such, each team must follow the safety equipment rules for their governing body. Be sure to check in at the tournament hq, RMU Island Sports Center before your first game. IF your first game is early at another rink outside of RMU, then you can check in after your 1st game. Please bring a copy of your roster to turn in to Sportacular Event who will be running the sign-in and tournament. Each manager will receive programs and other items for your team at sign-in. Before we get started with the regional information, we would like to request your help! The Pittsburgh Penguins give back to our community by participating in many local charitable activities. They have challenged each of our youth teams to participate in a community service project throughout the season. The Pittsburgh Penguins Elite girls teams have decided to tackle two very worthy projects, and we would like to ask for your assistance during our Thanksgiving tournament. We’re asking your team to please join our challenge and participate in one of these activities with us! 1. Holiday Food Drive for the Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank. We will have bins set up in the lobby of the RMU Island Sports Center to drop off any canned goods (please drop off items in the bins). And, we will also take any monetary donations in the headquarters office. Some items that are needed for the holidays: Instant mashed potatoes; Boxed stuffing mix; Canned corn, beans, yams, cranberries; Cake, brownie or dessert mix; Cornbreak mix; Instant or canned gravy; Pie crust mix, pumpkin pie filling; Canned fruit; Juice; Holiday paper items (plates/napkins). 2. RMU Women’s Division 1 Hockey – there is a home game at RMU’s 84 Lumber Arena vs the University of Maine on Friday at 2:05 pm. Instead of paying a normal entry fee, fans are asked to make a donation. A Christmas tree will be adorned with individual decorations featuring a gift description and price. RMU supporters will choose a present and pay that gift’s price as his/her admission fee. The tags chosen will create a shopping list for the team and the Lady Colonials will shop for the items on the list, and then deliver them to Children’s Hospital. If your team isn’t playing at that time, I highly recommend watching a great game of women’s hockey and supporting children at Children’s Hospital! Before I get to the shopping, I wanted to remind you about a few unique things at the hq that are available. Please support our sponsors and participate in these activities: 1. Back by POPULAR demand -- We will be having the Thanksgiving Tournament t-shirts/ hoodies with a brand-new design and logo this year! They are available for personalization. Various sizes and colors are available again this year, and I know the girls will love the selection. 2. SILENT AUCTION – Our teams have worked very hard to donate items and organize a wonderful silent auction which includes various themes, some autographed items and more! Please check out the silent auction at the HQ Arena (RMU Island Sports Center). 3. VENDORS – We have quite a few vendors that will be set up at the hq arena AND also we have a VERY large, popular silent auction with great items to be bid on! PLEASE take a trip over to the hq rink and check out all the excitement there! PLEASE keep in mind, Friday is the BIGGEST shopping day of the year in the US. There are major sales starting before dawn (many stores even open up Thurs. night or midnight!) that continue all weekend, but Friday is "Black Friday" and shoppers are out in force to kick off the holiday season. PLEASE remember that this means there is A LOT of traffic. PLEASE PLEASE give yourselves extra travel time to the rinks, especially during the busy daytime hours. Also, if you are staying near Robinson Town Centre, the Airport area, or Cranberry, you have a great location, but you will also be in mall/shopping traffic. I would hate for anyone to miss a game due to traffic, so please give yourself extra travel time! One thing to keep in mind, we are not as populated as say Chicago or Canada, so those coming from Toronto, even on our worst days we don't have traffic like you do. Our roads are just narrower, so when it's crowded near malls, for example, everything seems to back up. Everyone just leave early and have patience. I know that some of you are far from various rinks. If you have a GPS, use it! One thing to keep in mind, all 3 of the rinks are located within 1 mile of I-79. So, if you get lost, you can ask someone for directions back to I-79. A Pittsburgher will always be happy to help! NOTE: In Pennsylvania, similar to Ontario, you cannot buy beer or alcohol in grocery stores or convenience stores, with a few exceptions (you can buy malt beverages at the Giant Eagle Market District in Robinson). You will need look for “Wine & Spirits” (equivalent to LCBO) to buy your alcohol (wine/liquor) and privately owned beer distributors (equivalent to Beer Store) to buy your beer. FOOD, FOOD and more FOOD: Where are you going to eat while you are here? We would like to take the time to give you some ideas and contact information of a few restaurants that support our girls’ hockey program. If you would like to plan a group meal, just call, let them know that you will be participating in the Penguins Elite Girls Thanksgiving Classic and hopefully they will accommodate your team. Each of the restaurants below is one of our sponsors for the tournament – they will be making a donation back to our organization. So, if you visit one of these restaurants, please let them know you’re with the Pittsburgh Girls Thanksgiving Hockey Classic. Cranberry Township: Buffalo Wild Wings – 20215 Rte. 19, Cranberry Township, 724-742-9464 Quaker Steak & Lube – 1298 Freedom Rd., Cranberry Township, 724-778-9464 Robinson Township: Buffalo Wild Wings – 480 Home Dr., Pittsburgh (The Pointe at North Fayette), 412-788-9464 Max & Erma’s – 130 Andrew Dr., Pittsburgh (The Pointe at North Fayette), 412-787-7000 Quaker Steak & Lube – 110 Andrew Dr., Pittsburgh (The Pointe at North Fayette), 412-494-3344 Now for what you REALLY came for ~ SHOPPING and FUN in Pittsburgh! Many of these places below are already advertising Black Friday sales and coupons to print. Also, if you come into town on Thursday, be sure to pick up the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette because it will be full of Black Friday coupons as well. Some shopping begins at 12 midnight, so check websites and you may get a great sale early Fri. morning!! Reminder ~ NO SALES TAX ON CLOTHING IN PENNSYLVANIA!! Also, before you get started, you may want to check out www.visitpittsburgh.org for maps, information, events, etc. Our presenting sponsor, Dick’s Sporting Goods has 4 area locations close to rinks/hotels. You will be able to find a Dick’s coupon in the back of the program book. The Dick’s Sporting Goods new flagship store is in Cranberry Township. All Dick’s locations are less than 20 minutes from RMU HQ arena and close to hotels used for the tournament! Dick’s Sporting Goods Cranberry – Cranberry Crossroads, 2021 Mackenzie Way, Cranberry Twp. PA 16066 Dick’s Sporting Goods Robinson – The Mall at Robinson, Pittsburgh, PA 15205 Dick’s Sporting Goods South Hills Village – South Hills Village Mall, Pittsburgh, PA 15241 Dick’s Sporting Goods South Strabane Township – 347 Washington Rd., Washington, PA 15301 The closest malls to the rinks are as follows: The Mall at Robinson ~ near RMU rink and the Airport area hotels. www.shoprobinsonmall.com The Pointe at North Fayette ~ Just across the Highway from Robinson Mall area. www.galleriapgh.com Ross Park Mall ~ 20 min. south of Warrendale rinks www.ross-park-mall.com Rte 19 near the mall area has tons of restaurants. Ross Park Mall has undergone some renovations and is now the most upscale mall in Pittsburgh. They recently opened a Nordstrom's and have added upscale stores everyone is sure to love -- Tiffany's, True Religion, Juicy Coutour, Lucky Brand, Burberry and more..... Station Square, www.stationsquare.com is an enclosed mall, which was re-developed to add outdoor restaurants in a nice walking area near downtown Pittsburgh.
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