Last weekend they arranged for the
girl’s hockey team to all meet at the Dartmouth game to cheer on the women and
watch their friends skate on the big arena ice. The powers that be had set up a
one-on-one shoot out between the different hockey programs, and one of A’s
teammates was going to do it. Consequently, all of her teammates went. They got
in free with their jerseys, so there was no way we weren’t going. Plus, we were
at Stateline earlier in the day and one of the salespeople gave us
complimentary tickets, which only cost about $5 each, but it was still nice.
One note, the game was against Harvard, who are in first place and always a threat to be champions. I noticed that all of the Harvard coaches are women, which is unusual, even for women's hockey. I think A's team would benefit from having a woman as a coach.
We went to Boloco for our
traditional pre-game meal, where we saw several of A’s buddies streaming in. We
beat the rush and got out with time to spare. Once at the game, we got seats
and let the kids run free. Fortunately for N, several of his buddies showed up,
so he didn’t have to hang with the girls only. A, of course, was beside
herself, what with a dozen of her good friends and teammates. The night was
really fun.
One note, the game was against Harvard, who are in first place and always a threat to be champions. I noticed that all of the Harvard coaches are women, which is unusual, even for women's hockey. I think A's team would benefit from having a woman as a coach.
We got home late and had games and
practices to deal with, but all in all, it was a great weekend. Plus, N had
only one game, and A had none, so we didn’t spend driving all around the state,
like we usually do.
Until the next time, thanks for
reading, and thanks to 560XLS for the pic.
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