When:
Saturday April 12 & Sunday April 13th, 2008
Notre Dame Arena, 271 Ave de la Cathedrale
Winnipeg, MB.
Deadline to Register:
April 7th, 2007 (no later than 6pm)
Payment must include entry form.
You can register by email or by contacting Yvonne at (204) 224-2600.
Application and Waiver forms are also available at all Fountain Tire Stores in Winnipeg.
827 Regent Avenue
2716 Pembina Hwy
1429 Henderson Hwy
960 Pembina Hwy
3020 Portage
123 Fort Street
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Podcast
PodCast: Live At The Ray Frost Tournament
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3-on-3 Ball Hockey Fundraiser Tournament
* A weekend 3-on-3 Ball Hockey Tournament with Proceeds going towards the Manitoba Hockey Foundation and the Manitoba Ball Hockey Association.
!!UPDATED!! CLICK HERE FOR THE SCHEDULE
Results and Highlights:
Mens Division Champs: Nelly and Friends
CoEd Division Champs: Stars
Youth Division Champs: French Connection
Fountain Tire ShootOut Competition Grand Prize Winner: Lee
Picture: Ray Frost at the Shoot-out Competition
The Manitoba Hockey Foundation and the Manitoba Ball Hockey Association, along with Fountain Tire Stores of Winnipeg are teaming up to host the Ray Frost 3-on-3 Ball Hockey Tournament.
Tournament Details:
- ONLY 24 Team Spots available
- Maximum 6 players per Team.
- Cost per Team - $ 120.00 (includes Tourney T-Shirt)
- Guarantee of 3 Games.
- Four Divisions:
- Mens
- Womens
- Co-Ed
- Youth ( age 14 to 17 yrs)
- Helmets and Gloves required for Youth Division
- Shoot-out Competition Winner receives SET OF FOUR (4) Goodyear Tires for your Car,Pickup, or Mini-Van (approx.value: $800 - $1200).
- ALSO, Upper-Level Events located in the Cafeteria include...
- Silent Auction of donated items! (ex. autographed Flyers jersey, Sundin jersey, various other items)
- Table Hockey Tourney!
- Hot-Stove Hockey Forum w/ former Hockey Players & Persona!
- *FREE* shiatsu massage for players during the event!
- Delicious food available through-out the weekend at reasonable prices!
Who is Ray Frost?
Born in Winnipeg, Ray had a 40 year career in hockey as a coach and manager in minor and junior hockey in Winnipeg. He managed the Manitoba Junior Hockey Leage Winnipeg Rangers for eleven seasons. The Rangers won the MJHL championship three times and were Western Canada Finalists. The NHL expanded from 6 teams to 12 teams in 1967 and Ray was asked to join the Philadelphia Flyers as Western Scout. He travelled Western Canada and the Northern United States scouting teams and individual players. The Philadelphia Flyers were Stanley Cup winners in l974 and l975. Ray is proud to wear his Stanley Cup Ring which was presented to him by the Flyers. Ray scouted and was responsible for drafting a couple of Manitoba players, Bob Clarke and Jimmy Johnson.Ray was involved with the Philadelphia Flyers from l967 to l977, and then
continued his involvement with hockey by coaching his sons hockey teams at the Winakwa Community Club. He now enjoys watching his grand sons play hockey.
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