Whalers Hockey Fest February 11Th - 20Th, 2011 at Rentschler Field

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Whalers Hockey Fest February 11Th - 20Th, 2011 at Rentschler Field

Whalers Sports & Entertainment will host the greatest hockey event in Connecticut history... Whalers Hockey Fest February 11th - 20th, 2011 at Rentschler Field Dear Hockey Alumni, Families and Friends: The Guilford High School Boys' Ice Hockey Team and Boys' Hockey Club invite you to join us at the greatest event in Connecticut Hockey! We are honored to be a part of this historic event taking place at Rentschler Field for more than 10 days of "KICK ICE FUN" this coming February. As the Division III 2010 State Champions, GHS has been invited to be one of the teams to play on the outdoor ice during this festival. Our game will be played on Wednesday, February 16, 2011 at 5 PM. Tickets are available for as little as $10.00 for a one day week day pass, $15.00 for a one day week end pass and $30.00 for an all week, all event pass. All ticket prices and availability are the same as the box office. Please support the GHS Boys' Ice Hockey team by purchasing your tickets through us as this will help to offset the cost of our participation in this event. We also have some great sponsorship packages available - please see below for details! Tickets and sponsorships can be purchased through emailing us at [email protected] Celebrate ten days of outdoor hockey at Hartford's 38,000 seat Rentschler Field. Enjoy some of the best professional, collegiate, high school, prep school and junior teams plus legendary NHL and Hollywood stars. WHALERS HOCKEY FEST 2011 FEATURES: · Hartford Whalers Alumni vs. Boston Bruins Alumni classic · NCAA mens and womens hockey action featuring UConn, Sacred Heart, Providence College and more. · NHL legends game commemorating the 25th anniversary of the 1986 All Star Game held in Hartford. · At least 25 elite high school and prep school games including the Guilford Indians on Wed, February 16th. · "Whaler Village featuring exhibitors, games and the Whalers Mobile Hall of Fame. TICKET CHOICES · $10 - one weekday day pass - general admission · $15 - one weekend day pass - general admission · $30 - all event pass - assigned seat - upper level end zone · $52 - all event pass - assigned seat - lower level end zone · $74 - all event pass - assigned seat - upper level side line · $96 - all event pass - assigned seat - lower level side line Sponsorship Opportunities are outlined below and range from $100-$1500. You may also view the Sponsorship information on our website at www.GuilfordHockey.com * To receive an ad in the GHS Hockey Program Book, your sponsorship must be received before Nov 30th. Thanks for your support of the GHS Boys' Ice Hockey team. Please feel free to share this email with friends and family who may be interested. If you know of any GHS Hockey alumni who are not on our mailing list, please let them know they can sign up at www.GuilfordHockey.com. Thanks for your support!! Sincerely, The Guilford Boys' Hockey Club .

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