SMILEZONE 24 HOUR

HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

Friday Night Draft Party

Players are invited to join us for the first ever Smilezone 24 Hour Hockey Draft Party, hosted on Friday April 27th from 6:00PM – 9:00PM at

Included for Friday Night…

 Two Drink Tickets!  Top 3 Fundraising Teams will Draft Their Celebrity!  Top Fundraising Prizes Awarded!  Top Team Fundraising Prize Awarded!  Two Draw Prizes*  Great Food Options  Great Entertainment

*Only Eligible players will be entered to win draw prizes – Eligibility is determined by reaching individual fundraising requirement of $150 and team fundraising requirement of $9,000.

SMILEZONE 24 HOUR HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

2018 Featured Celebrity Players

Adam Graves Rick Vaive Graves is a two-time champion thanks Vaive’s illustrious NHL career unfolded between to victories with the and the New 1979 and 1992. During that span, Vaive played 876 York Rangers. Graves played 1,152 regular season games with the , the games during 16 NHL seasons with the Detroit Red Maple Leafs, the Chicago Blackhawks and the Wings, Edmonton Oilers, and Buffalo Sabres. Vaive might be best remembered . He’s won the King Clancy as the first 50- scorer in Maple Leafs franchise Memorial Trophy, the Bill Masterton Memorial history and as the Leafs for five seasons Trophy and he’s had his jersey #9 retired by the during the 1980’s. Rangers.

Nathan LaFayette Steve Staois Lafayette won a gold medal as part of Team Staois is an 18-year NHL veteran who played 1,001 Canada at the 1993 World Junior Hockey regular season games with the , Championship. From there, he put together a solid Vancouver Canucks, , Edmonton six-year NHL career which was eventually cut short Oilers, , and New York Islanders. due to injuries. Before retiring, the BC native and Staois also captured gold at the 2003 and 2004 current Oakville resident played for the St. Louis World Championship and a silver medal at the 2008 Blues, Vancouver Canucks, New York Rangers and World Championship. Today the former Leafs . assistant coach is the President and GM of the Hamilton Bulldogs.

Pat Boutette Angela James Boutette played in 752 NHL games from 1975-1985 Angela is a 4 time gold medalist for team Canada with 3 different teams. He was originally drafted by winning the World Championship in 1990, 1992, the in 1972. He played for 5 1994, and 1997. In 1990 James set a scoring seasons with the Toronto Maple Leafs then was record with 11 goals in the tournament. In 2010 she traded to the Hartford Whalers in 1979-80 season. was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. She is In 1981 he was traded again to the Pittsburgh considered the first superstar of modern women’s Penguins. For his career he was able to get 453 hockey. points with 171 goals.

Ric Nattress Dan Daoust Nattress played in 536 career games from 1982- Daoust was originally drafted by Montreal but only 1993. He was drafted by the Montreal Canadians in played 4 games before being traded to Toronto at 1980 and went on to play for 5 teams that included the end of the 1982 season. Daoust was an Montreal, St. Louis, Calgary, Toronto, and immediate success with Toronto scoring 51 points Philadelphia. He won the Stanley Cup in 1989 with in 48 games during the 1983 season. He was the Calgary Flames. named to the NHL All-Rookie Team that season.