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Spirit Weekly Volume 12 | December 12th 2018 WELCOME TO SPIRIT WEEKLY Spirit Weekly presented by Yeo & Yeo CPAs & Business Consultants. Visit our Website GAME RECAP: vs Niagara The Saginaw Spirit hoped for a resurgence in the third period Thursday at the Meridian Centre against the two-time OHL Eastern Conference champion, Niagara IceDogs. Despite going perfect on the power play, the Spirit allowed five goals after 40 minutes, picking up their first loss on the road in regulation since November 16 en route to a 6-5 final. Box Score Video Highlights GAME RECAP: vs Erie The Saginaw Spirit snap a two-game losing streak after defeating the Erie Otters, 5-3 on the road. Rookie goaltender Tristan Lennox collected his first career OHL victory in goal. Box Score Video Highlights GAME RECAP: vs Mississauga The Saginaw Spirit’s third period comeback against the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds came up short on the Third Annual Can Council Super Hero Night. The Spirit drop the fourth meeting of the season against the Greyhounds, 7-4. Box Score Video Highlights UPCOMING SPIRIT GAMES Fri. Dec 14th v s Windsor Spitfires Sat. Dec 15th v s Sarnia Sting Sun. Dec 16th at Windsor Spitfires 7:05pm 7:05pm 2:05pm Watch: WNEM TV 5+ (tape delay Watch: WNEM TV 5+ (tape delay Watch:WNEM TV 5+ (tape delay 12/22), OHL Action Pak, 12/23), OHL Action Pak, 12/29) OHL Action Pak, w w w .OHLLive.com www.OHLLive.com www.OHLLive.com Listen: WSGW-FM 100.5, Listen: WSGW-FM 100.5, Listen: WSGW-FM 100.5, w w w .fmtalk1005.com, iHeartRadio www.fmtalk1005.com, www.fmtalk1005.com, app, WSGW-FM app iHeartRadio app, WSGW-FM iHeartRadio app, WSGW-FM app app Nexteer Spirit Player Of The Week NNexteer Automotive presents "Player of the Week": Saginaw Spirit forward #49 Cole Coskey. This past weekend, the 4 year veteran recorded 7 points in just 3 games, scoring 4 goals and 3 assist. Currently, Coskey has recorded 34 points in 29 games played so far into the 2018-19 Season. Cole Coskey named to Team USA World Junior Selection Camp Roster Twenty-nine players, including Saginaw Spirit forward Cole Coskey, have been named to the preliminary roster for the 2019 U.S. National Junior Team. The announcement was made Tuesday by USA Hockey on NHL Network’s “NHL Now” and the full roster can be seen here. The group is auditioning for a spot on the final 23-player roster that will represent the United States in the 2019 International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championship from Dec. 26, 2018 – Jan. 5, 2019, in Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia. Read More Spirit acquire Justin Murray from Colts for Ryan Stepien, draft pick Saginaw Spirit General Manager Dave Drinkill announced Sunday a trade acquiring overage Defenseman Justin Murray from the Barrie Colts in exchange for Ryan Stepien and a fifth round pick in 2020 (BAR). Read More Buffalo Wild Wings Watch Party Next Watch Party Game: Sunday, December 16th – 2:05PM The Saginaw Spirit w ill once again partner w ith one of the most popular sports bar-chain restaurants in all of North America to provide access to their team like never before. The Buffalo Wild Wings location in Saginaw , w hich has already established itself as one of the “go- to” locations to w atch live sports in the Great Lakes Bay Region, w ill continue to show the live television broadcasts of all 34 Spirit aw ay games against Ontario Hockey League opponents during the upcoming season on their massive collection of state-of-the-art High- Definition televisions and projectors. SPIRIT PROMOTIONS 90 Minute Power Play: Friday, December 14th : The Dow Hockey Corner- - Section 23 Saturday, December 15th : Budw eiser Red Room The Saginaw Spirit are proud to introduce in conjunction w ith The Dow Event Center and SMG, the new “90 minute Pow er Play” prior to each regular season Spirit game at The Dow Event Center. Fans are invited to enjoy the 90 minute Pow er Play in the Budw eiser Red Room or in the Dow Hockey Corner behind section 23 in the concourse of the arena. Budw eiser Red Room Availability can be found at Read More Saginaw Spirit: December 15th Teddy Bear Toss Saturday, December 15th – 7:05PM Saginaw Spirit Annual Teddy Bear Toss Game to support the Jayden Lamb Memorial Foundation On Saturday, December 15th the Saginaw Spirit in partnership with the Jayden Lamb Memorial Foundation ask fans to bring a stuffed animal to the game to toss out onto the ice following the first Saginaw Spirit goal of the night. All stuffed animals will be donated to the Jayden Lamb Memorial Foundation to support families and children during the Holiday Season. In continued support of the Jayden Lamb Memorial Foundation, The Maytag Store of Michigan will be giving away a brand new Maytag washer and dryer valued at over $1,700 to one lucky fan who donates a new unwrapped toy on Saturday, December 15th. To be entered to win, fans must donate an unwrapped toy prior to the 3rd period of the game on Saturday, December 15th. Saginaw Spirit Santa Stocking Stuffers AVAILABLE NOW! It's that time of year Spirit Fans! Santa Stocking Stuffer packages are now available for purchase at the Saginaw Spirit store. For just $49.95 you receive: 6 Upper Level Voucher $10 Merchandise Coupon To Purchase visit the Saginaw Spirit Store on State street or call 989-497-7747 Saginaw Spirit Merchandise Show off your Spirit by visiting the Saginaw Spirit Official Merchandise CLICK HERE TO CHECK IT OUT! SPIRIT IN THE COMMUNITY Meijer Shop with a Hero: This past week the Saginaw Spirit partnered with local Meijer Stores to help spread the Holiday Spirit by assisting kids from the Great Lakes Bay Region with their Holiday Shopping. Saginaw Spirit players; Reagan O’Grady, Mason Millman, Cole Perfetti, and Nicholas Porco along with local first responders all had a great night out all thanks to Meijer! Saginaw Spirit Hockey Club | 989-497-7747 | [email protected] | saginawspirit.com This Spirit Weekly was presented by Yeo & Yeo CPAs & Business Consultants, a leading Michigan accounting firm. Yeo & Yeo provides forward-thinking, comprehensive solutions in accounting, audit, tax, technology and business consulting. STAY CONNECTED ​ ​ ​.
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