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Color: Yellow
Year Founded: 2001
2009 Regular Season Finish: 10-11 (10th place)
2009 Playoff Result: Lost to Sky Fighters in first round
2009 Leading Scorer: Chris, 13 goals
Conference: Weyersberg
Division: Hackett
Home Arena: Yellow Forum
Key Additions: None
Key Losses: Victoria (Sabbatical), Nelson (unknown), Ted “Biff” (1955)
Color: Maroon
Year Founded: 2010
Conference: Schumacher
Division: Donohue
Home Arena: The Slaughterhouse
Color: Pink
Year Founded: 2004
2009 Regular Season Finish: 14-6-0-1 (6th place)
2009 Playoff Result: Lost to Fresh Kills in first round
2009 Leading Scorer: John Nielsen, 20 goals
Conference: Weyersberg
Division: Hackett
Home Arena: Rainbow Palace
Key Additions: Jennie Brown (back from pregnancy), Janica Lee (free agency)
Key Losses: none
We are proud to announce that the full 2010 BTSH schedule has now been posted. Under the 2010 Schedule tab, you can now find every single game of the upcoming season, including its time and location.
Also, please note two additions to the calendar. First, the games originally slated for Sunday, August 29 have been moved to Saturday, August 28 (pending league approval). This Saturday docket would be accompanied by a post-game Pub Crawl in the Tompkins area. Second, on June 6, Rachel “A-Korn” Greene and Craig “Ug” LaCombe will host a Sega NHL 94 Tourney/Fundraiser to benefit Kelly Buchanan. Details on that event forthcoming, but you should definitely save the date.
Prior to the 2009 season, teams in BTSH always dreaded seeing a late game time listed on their schedule. With the rest of the league already at the bars, the last game of the day meant playing on an empty court and taking a lonely walk in the dark from Corlears Hook Park (or Moffo Rink) to Rivington Street. However, when the league moved to Tompkins, the late game took on a whole new meaning. With bars in close proximity, league members actually stayed to watch their friends compete, even after sunset, making the day’s final contest a much bigger event than it was in years past. Combine that with your humble correspondents’ increased focus on the late game matchups in the weekly previews, and the tradition of Hockey Night In Tompkins was born.
Thus, with anticipation building on who will have the privilege to compete on this league-wide stage, here is the Hockey Night In Tompkins schedule for the 2010 season:
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