Washburn Sioux

I would like these tickets for family members that have not been to a Sioux game yet Ron McLeod 701-315-0146

Simpson

The EGF game is on Midco channel 322

Earlier this week, I read online somewhere that SCSU was going to wear their dark jerseys tonight.

Saturday, March 1, 7:07 p.m. CT • National Hockey Center (5,371) • St. Cloud, Minn. Radio: 96.1 FM The Fox • Webcast: SCSUHuskies.com • TV: Charter

Great Job Ladies!!!!!!!

Picture was somewhat choppy during the game, better than last year. Had to stop and restart a couple of times, now it locking up on the post game show and can't get past this one point where Dan Hammer is talking. Anybody try a SlingBox tonight? I think I will pick one up and try it this week-end, my daughter lives in Bismarck and has Midco, so I can stream the game from the SlingBox.

Thanks for the Condolences! Sorry if the links aren;t working, as stated it's easy to get around at Dawgnationhockey.org Kim liked to travel back to the Ralph at least once a year to get together with family and friends, numbering anywhere from 8 to 20 people, for a great week-end of Fighting Sioux Hockey. There are a couple of trips that stand out: The 2002-2003 WCHA First Round playoffs against Denver, we had acquired 2nd row seats behind the Denver bench. We all had the large beers, tinted green of course. His wife was back home in Denver listening to the game on a Denver radio station. The annoucers were saying that everything around the arena was green, people were dressed in green, some had green hair, and some even had green beer! She knew right away that the annoucers must have been able to look down and see that we all had green beer. For the 2006 NCAA Regional at the Ralph, Kim had purchased a white T-shirt and with a black marker he wrote "Anybody but the Gophers" on it and made several laps around the concourse to ensure that many fans could enjoy it. His t-shirt even received some press the next day in the Grand Forks Herald. We always had a good time at the games, regardless of the outcomes or the weather. It will be different to carry on the tradition without him, but Traditions must go on!.

Green Beer Guy, alias Kim McLeod, a UND Alumni originally from North Dakota and a great hockey advocate; passed away today after battling Acinic Cell Carcinoma for the last 2 years, 4 months. If you were at either the UND-CC series at the Springs, or the UND-Denver series in Denver, and your beer was tinted green, it was most likely done by Kim McLeod the Green Beer Guy, or by one of his trainees. Goon had done an article on Kim last season. Llisted below are a couple of links to Dawgnation, a non-profit organization that exists to help members of the greater hockey family. Dawgnation arranged a Sioux cap that was signed by the entire Fighting Sioux Hockey team, which was given to him last year at the UND-Denver series in Denver. Kim was a big supporter of Sioux Hockey and Dawgnation. Dawngnation constantly demonstrates why they are a first class organization. Kim got to meet Aaron Dell, where he also got to drop the puck to start the game,see the photos in the links below.. http://www.dawgnatio...how/700159-news http://www.dawgnationhockey.org/page/show/710260-home Green Beer Guy will be missed immensely, Ron McLeod, brother of Green Beer Guy

Here is the Pioneer Hockey Ticket information: go to: www.denverpioneers.com\tickets Under the “Tickets”, select "Promotions" from the drop-down menu Enter Alternative Promotional Access Code: "northdakotaalumni" You should see both games, I have only seen the cheaper tickets for sale. There are Friday tickets left, not sure if anything for Saturday. Or try craigslist: http://denver.craigslist.org/search/tix?query=du+hockey&srchType=A&zoomToPosting=&minAsk=&maxAsk

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Friday - Knight

O'Donnell

I have 3 tickets for Saturday, Section 306, Row A, Seats 1,2,3 Good seats, text 701-315-0146

For Friday: Drake

Parks

Friday - Kristo

Friday - Rocco Saturday - Knight

I wonder if the web site will be able to handle all the Sioux Fans this week end.

Friday - Knight Saturday - Rocco

New UPDATE: On October 19th 2012, "Green Beer Guy", a Fighting Sioux Alum, was presented with a special gift from Dawg Nation Hockey, to help him with his fight against cancer. This is an outstanding organization. Please read the "blawg" about the presentation to the "Green Beer Guy" alias Kim McLeod, and checkout their website. http://dawgnationhockey.blogspot.com/ Let's Go SIOUX!!!!!!!

Are we out of luck as far as the FTA broadcast for the year? Has anybody found a feed? Thanks! Go Sioux!!!!!!!

All I can say about this game is ......Ouch.

A lot of Class being displayed by the goofs, not!

I enjoy every time some one scores against the goofs. I also enjoy when some one scores against BC. It's one way to make this game enjoyable.