Cappy’s Corner
An entertaining blog to help you stay in touch with of our fearless leader. You will have a front row seat to the life and times of Cappy as you bear witness to his life of “no coincidences”. Sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes funny, but always inspirational, you won’t want to miss a single post!
Grand Lake Pond Tourney
The DAWGs were well represented Grand Lake Pond Tourney today. We had teams in all three divisions and finished a combined 7-1-1, not a bad days work! Special thanks to Joel Vlasin and Josh Suter for taking the lead in organizing their respective teams. Awesome setting for a great day on the pond!
Yo My Head Hurts… Yo
Hhhaayy!
Welcome back! Sorry this is a little late, I tried to find a doctor to give me some crucial information, but to no avail! Not to fret, I offer criticisms of the field anyhow. I have selected a topic that firstly, is super important to me (as it should be to you,) and second, I could pen volumes and volumes. However, I will condense my musings into a length more suited to this blog…
DU Hockey – DAWG Nation Night 2018!
We have some more incredible news to share!
Once again we are teaming with the University of Denver for “DAWG Nation Night”!
This one will be held on Friday, November 23rd as the Pioneers take on the Providence Friars. We have discounted tickets (only $15) and even a portion of that is going to DAWG Nation!
SUPER COOL PART:
During the first intermission DAWG Nation will host a sled…
A fire that burns deep
When it comes to hockey…
When it comes to hockey, there is a fire that burns deep down inside of every player and fan. We all notice it and are incredibly proud of it. How is this fire ignited? How does it stay lit? I believe it comes in stages all throughout life. Hockey gives you different avenues and opportunities to continuously feed that flame. One person who proudly carries a relentl…
It’s a Great Day for Junior Hockey!
Ssssoooo,
Apologies for skipping a month, I know you all were holding your collective breath, waiting for my wisdom, witty wit, wondrous words, aaaand alliteration! Anxiety has reared it’s ugly head in the life of Gags, and it’s difficult to get the comfort necessary to spellbind you guys like you deserve and yearn for. However, one thing remains true, I continue to make ALS look amazi…
DAWG Bowl VIII Recap
A most memorable and successful event!
When all was said and done, DAWG Bowl VIII was the most memorable and successful event in our storied history. Setting records on all fronts the weekend was once again filled with hugs, smiles, cheers, and of course, tears! This year’s event was showcased with the inclusion of a Humboldt Bronco theme as the hockey world continues to heal from tragi…
DAWG Bowl Dad | Thompson Smith
BZZZZZ… BZZZZ…
As I groggily looked over at my phone on the nightstand, I saw the faint glow of a call coming in. Being thousands of miles away from home, playing junior hockey in British Columbia, it was always a warm and welcomed sight to see “call from home” on my phone. Answering in excitement, I was not ready for the response that I would receive. On the other end of the phone, my u…
Ellen McGrath Women’s Division
The women’s division of the 2018 DAWG Bowl is named the “Ellen McGrath Women’s Division” in memory of Ellen.
Ellen was diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma in 2016 and battled hard, with her passionate love for her family giving her strength and hope along the way. She passed away on Christmas eve of last year surrounded by her loving family. Ellen is survived by her two beautiful children Katie …
To Ryan Straschnitzki
A note to Ryan Straschnitzki, Humboldt survivor, from Josh Hargis, Afghanistan combat veteran and Team USA sled hockey player:
Hey Ryan. Josh Hargis. I play for the Colorado Avalanche sled teams and I’m a forward on the US National Development team. Just wanted to say “Hey” and hope you’re doing well. I was really sorry to hear about you and your teammates-it tore up the entire hockey commun…
ALS: Awesome Like Sean!
Have You Ever Thought About the Muscles that Control Your Eye Blinking?
I have. It’s one of the minor things that those with ALS consider. I ponder this muscle because I feel it getting more difficult to keep my eyes closed at night. You would not believe the crazy adventures this disease advocates. In this blog, I’m going to do my best to take you on a tour of ALS, and the lesser known effe…