Pictured above U18AA players, Michell Jenkins, Vance McPhee, Ryan McNeil and Logan Roper.  

From Coach MacAulay:

We Found out there was a lady that was down to her last few logs that were currently burning in her fire place, which was the last she had available.  She needed her steps and walkway done so she could get logs and continue to have heat.  And it wasn’t a small walkway! These fine young men answered the call and once again represented our association very well in the Community!! Bravo and thank you gentlemen!!!

Glace Bay Minor Hockey will stay closed for Saturday, Feb 3, and remain closed on Sunday, Feb 4, for all on and off ice activities.

This includes the popular GBMH 50/50 draw normally held on Sunday afternoon.  We will reschedule (the draw) for a time when it is reasonably safe to be held.

Stay safe everyone and enjoy these family snow days.

COME JOIN US !!! 

PINK @ THE RINK FEBRUARY 19 @ 2:30 @ Glace Bay Miners form !!! 

MESSAGE FROM PARENTS:

IT’S FAMILY DAY SO WHY NOT TAKE YOUR FAMILY TO WATCH SOME COMPETITIVE HOCKEY. 

WE HAVE THE PRIVILEGE TO HELP COACH THESE AMAZING GLACE BAY MINOR HOCKEY KIDS, SO WHEN THEY BEGGED US TO DO THIS GAME, WE COULD NOT SAY NO ! THESE 2 TEAMS ARE SO EXCITED TO COME OUT AND SHOW EVERYONE A GREAT GAME AND SUPPORT SUCH AN AMZING CAUSE !! 

ALL DONATIONS WILL GO TO THE CAPE BRETON CANCER CENTRE !! 

WE ARE SELLING PINK RIBBONS FOR $5 ! (In Memory Of , SURVIVER, and FIGHTER with individual names) TO BE PLACED AROUND THE RINK DURRING THE GAME ! 

WE WILL BE COLLECTING DONATIONS AT THE DOOR

THERE WILL BE TREATS FOR SALE as well SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS !!

Brett Rudderham, pictured here with his girlfriend Robyn Chaperon and 19-month-old Lennon Rudderham, was the winner of $213,681.50 in Sunday's Glace Bay Minor Hockey draw. 

Earlier in the day there was a steady stream of people dropping of tickets at the Miners Forum, hoping to cash-in. 

The ticket drum was nearly full as the draw was made just after 3:00pm. 

Cape Breton Regional Police Chief Robert Walsh pulled the winning ticket from the drum in what proved to be the largest jackpot ever in the draw's history. 

Rudderham, who played minor hockey in Glace Bay, says he plans to use some of the money on purchasing his first ever house. 

Rudderham pictured here in his minor hockey days with his sister Samantha. 

Brett's mother Shauna Rudderham and grandmother Betty Matheson stopped by the Glace Bay Minor Hockey office on Monday to accept the cheque on his behalf. 

Brett purchased the winning ticket from his goddaughter Kinsley Boutilier. 

Like elves in Santa's workshop, volunteers were busy collecting money, and ticket stubs, for Glace Bay Minor Hockey’s 50/50 draw on Sunday.

Meanwhile, many who were forking it over had visions of dollar signs dancing in their heads.

READ MORE HERE: https://atlantic.ctvnews.ca/glace-bay-50-50-jackpot-a-big-draw-even-in-tough-financial-times-1.6681574?cid=sm%3Atrueanthem%3Actvatlantic%3Atwitterpost&taid=65763beebcd8310001d3917b&utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A+Trending+Content&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter

A message from the Cape Breton Regional Hospital Foundation. 

?THANK YOU Glace Bay Miners U15 A team?

These young athletes put on their 'philanthropist hats', and hosted their own 'Pink at the Rink' game. 

Collecting donations at the door, holding a snack bar and a 50/50, they raised $700 for cancer care, here at home! 

Their efforts will support the more than 45,000 patient-visits made annually to the Cape Breton Cancer Centre. 

Thank you for your kindness, generosity, dedication, and spirit!