Fernie Jr. Ghostriders partner with Boston Pizza

A partnership that has resulted in pizzas, player track suits and a percentage of sales being donated to the Fernie Minor Hockey League.

Left to right: Cedar, 7, Austin, 7 and Jackson, 8, made their own Boston Pizza pizza’s last Wednesday. The Fernie Jr. Ghostriders team partnered with the restaurant this past season.  Back left-right: Novice Coach Kevin Marasco, Remi Knight, Eva Yablecki, Dawn Fancy, BP Manager Chance Miles, Novice Coach Mike DeMarchi Middle left to right: Raphael Vigneault, Fin Hoffer, Blake Goldade, Josh Kallies, Rhys Williams, Sawyer Samycia, Dylan Howard Bottom left to Right: Ethan Kallies, Jackson Hobbs, Austin Marasco, Cedar Djonlich, Dane DeMarchi, Kamrynn Dueck Right bottom corner: Novice Manager Marty Williams and BP Manager Chantel Caldwell

Left to right: Cedar, 7, Austin, 7 and Jackson, 8, made their own Boston Pizza pizza’s last Wednesday. The Fernie Jr. Ghostriders team partnered with the restaurant this past season. Back left-right: Novice Coach Kevin Marasco, Remi Knight, Eva Yablecki, Dawn Fancy, BP Manager Chance Miles, Novice Coach Mike DeMarchi Middle left to right: Raphael Vigneault, Fin Hoffer, Blake Goldade, Josh Kallies, Rhys Williams, Sawyer Samycia, Dylan Howard Bottom left to Right: Ethan Kallies, Jackson Hobbs, Austin Marasco, Cedar Djonlich, Dane DeMarchi, Kamrynn Dueck Right bottom corner: Novice Manager Marty Williams and BP Manager Chantel Caldwell

For the Fernie Jr. Ghostriders novice teams, Boston Pizza wasn’t just a great venue to enjoy delicious pizza. This past season Boston Pizza supported the teams by purchasing 34 novice player track suits and donating a percentage of their sales, $500, to the Fernie Minor Hockey league.

In return, the eager hockey players visited Boston Pizza every Wednesday in March to hostess and make their very own pizza to bring home.

A 50/50 draw was also set up to raise money for the Fernie Jr. Ghostrider novice teams.

The winner of the 50/50 was drawn last Wednesday evening, with Marion Cravelle taking home around $500, $50 of which she donated back to the novice hockey leagues.

Last Wednesday marked the last day of hostessing for these eager hockey players, who were also given the opportunity to march with the Boston Pizza mascot during the Griz Days parade.

Manager Marty Williams said he is thankful for all that Boston Pizza has done for the novice teams.

 

The Free Press