North Hills Hockey Games Draw Alumni, Raise Money for Program

The North Hills Hockey Club alumni games Sunday, May 6 at the RMU Island Sports Center drew almost 70 North Hills Hockey Club alumni.

Reuniting former players from the class of 1975 to this year’s graduating class of 2012 was a sight to be seen as former teammates and families were able to reconnect and share stories of the past.  

The game, which is in its third year, aims to raise awareness and money to support the rapidly growing Skills Development Program. Last year, with the support of this game, the North Hills Hockey Club’s Skills Development Program tripled from 12 to 37 skaters.  

This year’s game raised almost $700 and the number is still climbing.

Signups for the teams are on going and the cost to play will remain $200. Details and registration can be found at www.NorthHillsHockey.org or by contacting Brandon at Brandon.Dudt.Mulzet@gmail.com.  

Also, there are still Alumni Game T-shirts available one for $10 or two for $15. All proceeds go directly to supporting the Skills Development Program. They can be purchased by contacting Brandon atBrandon.Dudt.Mulzet@gmail.com.

Founded in 1973 the North Hills High School Hockey Club offers North Hills School District student athletes grades one through 12 the opportunity to play at the varsity, junior varsity, freshman and developmental levels.  The 2012 – 2013 season will be the 40^th for the North Hills Hockey Club. 

The North Hills High School Hockey Club is a member of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Hockey League (PIHL). 

- Submitted by Brandon Dudt-Mulzet, on behalf of the team. Have news you'd like to share with Patch readers? Email information and photos to at amyjo.brown@patch.com.