Let's fill the stands on March 1st for the Guardians Day Game with the Soo Greyhounds and our special needs athletes.
This game is about far more than hockey. It is about belonging. It is about creating an experience where our special athletes feel celebrated, valued, and fully embraced by the hockey community.
It is an opportunity for our players, families, and teams to come together in a way that reflects what this sport is truly supposed to represent, unity, support, and pride in one another.
We talk often about building culture. This is culture in action.
As Coach Deaner says, “Hockey is bigger than the game, it’s about the people beside you.” This is our chance to live that out. When our teams show up for our special needs athletes, we demonstrate that our hockey community is not divided by level, we are united by heart.