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MARCH Edition 1 2020 OFFICIAL MATCHDAY Fortnightly MAGAZINE of the HULL PIRATES £3.00 C R E A T I N G A D V A N T A G E MARCH edition 1 2020 OFFICIAL MATCHDAY fortnightly MAGAZINE OF THE HULL PIRATES £3.00 #WEAREPIRATES WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK coachs corner Hi Everyone. Its tough to write these when things arent going so well results wise. I just think it sounds like excuses. Recently we’ve not quite been ourselves, making a few too many mistakes and it seems as every mistake we make at the moment just gets punished. The simple fact is we have to nd away out of it and we will. We just have to work a little smarter. The hustle is always there just sometimes you can work too hard and just end up going round in circles. Despite the result i think Sunday may have been what we needed. It was physical and at times a dirty game. Every guy on our team stood in and backed each other up. That in itself is the only way we get out of this......Together! JASON HEWITT So i ask you. PLAYER SPONSOR Stick with us, get behind the boys and well get back to the hockey and results we are used to ASAP! Hewy WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK hull pirates MATCHNIGHT SPONSOR V PIRATES 7 TIGERS 5 WIN PUCK DROP 50-50 WINNER MOTM SOB WINNER WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK PATCHS CAVE what is a pirates favorite study subject? ....arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrt. What do you call a pirate that skips class? Captain Hooky! where do pirates like to eat? .... the HARRRRRRD rock cafe! How do pirates prefer to communicate? Aye to aye! What kind of grades does a pirate get in school? High seas! patch has been to a pet shop and got a friend. what colour do you think patch’s parrot is? WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK wilcox 28 PLAYER SPONSOR WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK THINKING AUTISM 21ST MARCH HULL PIRATES V SHEFFIELD STEELDOGS Thinking au�sm are a small team of au�sm parents and adults with au�sm working to improve quality of life for people with au�sm and help them to reach their full poten�al. Our charity’s focus is on the medical comorbidi�es people with au�sm suffer at high rates. With proper recogni�on and treatment of these comorbidi�es, quality of life improves and for many people, the disabling symptoms of au�sm diminish. Learn more about medical comorbidi�es in au�sm, including the latest research and family stories at our website www.ThinkingAu�sm.org.uk “So apprecia�ve and grateful for such a forward-thinking charity when it comes to our children! TA has been such a huge support, knowledgeable and informa�ve charity for our family in helping us to support our son in therapies and his health when we felt lost due to the lack of crucial informa�on in the system. As a result our son has made huge gains across the board to which we are extremely thankful! If you are a parent whose child has just been diagnosed, TA are an incredible charity to connect with to help your child and you also as family. “Please pass on my sincere thanks to whoever put the document together; they have done a sterling job. As a parent of a child with ‘severe’ au�sm, I am so thankful to have people like you in my corner.” “Thanks so much for being there, giving me the tools and pointers to help my own son whose future looked so bleak but is now so much improved with addressing his health needs that we hear nothing of from the medical profession in general or in the mainstream media. Congratula�ons on a job well done!” “Thinking Au�sm is a lifeline for our family. It is our first port of call for any queries related to au�sm, for networking with other families and for informa�on that is vital on our day to day living with au�sm. With Thinking Au�sm we feel valued, respected and that we are not alone. We owe Thinking Au�sm our greatest and deepest gra�tude.” “I would like to thank you for organising this event, and at such a reasonable fee. This event exceeded my expecta�ons totally; very s�mula�ng, informa�ve and encouraging! I also liked the friendly atmosphere at the conference” “Wonderful organisa�on, knowledgeable speakers; you're making a difference to this world - keep it up. Thanks.” “Really fantas�c conference! Cu�ng edge science presenta�ons. I am invigorated, re-mo�vated and extremely op�mis�c for my son's future. Can't thank you enough.” “Thank you for advoca�ng for a scien�fic approach to au�sm and it’s co-morbid condi�ons! It’s so encouraging to know there is someone out there advoca�ng for the health and healing for those with the most challenging expressions of au�sm.” WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK hull pirates THANK OUR SPONSORS WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK hull pirates 2019/20 team roster 2019-20 team roster 2019-20 team roster # player corporate sponsor own & loan # player corporate sponsor own & loan ashley smith jordan fisher 35 22 steve hudson matty davies 30 26 JAMES ARCHER steven chalmers 2 27 lee haywood 5 28 marcus neil thomas stubley 7 56 david norris kevin phillips 9 STURDY GROUP 62 james chilcott josh gent 15 71 sam towner matt bissonnette 16 73 jason hewitt lee bonner 17 74 aaron smith jonothan kirk 19 90 bobby chamberlain patch 21 00 WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK Hull Pirates H O M E T EAM v milton keynes Hull Pirates 8 - 3 - 20 PLAYERS GOALS PENALTIES G A A Time PP/SH No Oence Dur. Time no name 1 2 james archer 2 5 lee haywood 7 marcus neil 3 9 david norris 4 15 jamie chilcott 5 16 sam towner 17 jason hewitt 6 21 bobby chamberlain 7 22 jordan fisher 8 26 matty davies 9 27 steve chalmers 10 28 chris wilcox 30 steve hudson (NM) 11 35 ashley smith (NM) 12 56 thomas stubley 13 62 kevin phillips 14 71 josh gent 73 matt bissonnette 15 74 lee bonner 16 90 jonathan kirk 17 18 19 HOME MAN OF THE MATCH 20 TONIGHT 'S MATCH SPONSOR WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK TONIGHT 'S MATCH SPONSOR AWAY T EAM milton keynes lightning PLAYERS GOALS PENALTIES G A A Time PP/SH No Oence Dur. Time no name 1 5 ben russell 6 jordan stokes 2 9 grant mcpherson 3 13 cale tanaka 4 14 harry ferguson 5 15 james griffin 6 17 russell cowley 19 leigh jamieson 7 21 ross green 8 23 tom carlon 9 29 brandon stones (nM) 10 33 jordan lawday (NM) 39 sam russell 11 41 hallden barnes-garner 12 44 laim stewart 13 45 dean skins (NM) 14 49 logan prince 66 lewis christie 15 71 rio parke 16 79 tomas kana 17 89 taylor dickin 18 19 AWAY MAN OF THE MATCH 20 PUCK SPONSOR REFEREE PERIOD SCORES 1 2 3 FINAL Hull Pirates Milton Keynes Lightning LINESMEN SHOTS ON GOAL 1 2 3 FINAL Hull Pirates Milton Keynes Lightning WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK PIRATE Q AND A Q & A with Chris Wilcox WHAT POSITION DO YOU PLAY: Defence WHY DO YOU PLAY THIS POSITION: I play on defence as you will have noticed im not a ‘natural goal scorer’ i also enjpoy the thinking part of being a defenceman. WHAT GOT YOU INTO ICE HOCKEY: I got into hockey as my dad use to play (not very well) and he used to take me skating and to watch the Solihull Barons. I then decided when i was five i wanted to play and that was the end of that. WHATS YOUR MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT: The most memorable moment has to be either winning the league in sheffield last year or the playoffs in coventry. Both were amazing but i would say the league was a bigger achievement. WHATS THE BEST ARENA YOU HAVE PLAYED IN: Best Arena is either Sheffield or Nottingham i would say. There was a place in turin that was built in the side of mountain and acted as a nuclear bunker which was cool, ] but i forget what its called. IS THERE A CERTAIN SONG YOU LISTEN TO BEFORE A GAME: No certain songs usually have music on shuffle. WHATS YOUR MESSAGE TO THE FANS: Keep bringing the noise. Our rink is amazing when its full and the fans are making noise, makes games real exiting. Q & A with David Norris WHAT POSITION DO YOU PLAY: Forward WHY DO YOU PLAY THIS POSITION: Growing up my favorate players were all forwards and i enjoy being part of scoring goals WHAT GOT YOU INTO ICE HOCKEY: My dad, he got me on skates as soon as i could walk. WHATS YOUR MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT: Probably winning the Desert Classic at T-Mobile arena in Las Vegas whilst playing with ASU WHATS THE BEST ARENA YOU HAVE PLAYED IN: Either Yost Arena, where Michigan plays because of the history and atmosphere or PPG Arena where Pittsburgh Penguins play. IS THERE A CERTAIN SONG YOU LISTEN TO BEFORE A GAME: No not a certain song. I have a hockey playlist that has a ton of different music on. WHATS YOUR MESSAGE TO THE FANS: Thank you for your support, you have been very welcoming. I believe we will finish strong and a great playoff run. Im Excited to see what we can do.
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