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TheThe Rochester Edge, in support of women's and
girls hockey, has created several new women's hockey teams that will be "Skating For The Cure" as they prepare
to compete at the 2009 USA Hockey National Tournament. Rochester has been chosen to host
the Nationals in April 2009. The upcoming season is dedicated to
raising funds and awareness about Breast Cancer The Rochester Edge, in support of women's
and girls hockey, has created several new women's hockey teams that will be "Skating For The Cure" as they prepare
to compete at the 2009 USA Hockey National Tournament. Rochester has been chosen to host
the Nationals in April 2009. The upcoming season is dedicated to
raising funds and awareness about Breast Cancer in honor of local hockey pioneer, Megan Mackenzie. Money raised through
our season long effort will be directed to support women's hockey and primarily to The Comprehensive Breast Care Center at
Wilmot Cancer Center. Our goal is to
raise $100,000 to support the research, patient care, and patient services that Wilmot provides for people in the Greater
Rochester region.The purpose of Skating for the Cure (SFTC) is to increase awareness
of breast cancer and to engage the Rochester area youth hockey organizations in supportive fundraising and community service.
The Rochester Edge, in support of women's and girls
hockey, has created several new women's hockey teams that will be "Skating For The Cure" as they prepare to compete
at the 2009 USA Hockey National Tournament. Rochester has been chosen to host
the Nationals in April 2009. The upcoming season is dedicated to
raising funds and awareness about Breast Cancer in honor of local hockey pioneer, Megan Mackenzie. Money raised through
our season long effort will be directed to support women's hockey and primarily to The Comprehensive Breast Care Center at
Wilmot Cancer Center. Our goal is to raise $100,000 to support the research, patient care, and patient services
that Wilmot provides for people in the Greater Rochester region.The purpose of
Skating for the Cure (SFTC) is to increase awareness of breast cancer and to engage the Rochester area youth hockey organizations
in supportive fundraising and community service.
The
Edge Hockey Program is a partnership
between Rochester Youth Hockey and Perinton Youth Hockey, and includes 8 hockey teams for girls aged 7-19, and 3 newly formed
Skating
for the Cure teams for adult women. | All youth hockey organizations in the Rochester area will be encouraged to participate, with the primary focus being
The Edge Girls Hockey Program.
The Rochester Edge, in support
of women's and girls hockey, has created several new women's hockey teams that will be "Skating For The Cure" as
they prepare to compete at the 2009 USA Hockey National Tournament. Rochester has
been chosen to host the Nationals in April 2009. The upcoming
season is dedicated to raising funds and awareness about Breast Cancer in honor of local hockey pioneer, Megan Mackenzie.
Money raised through our season long effort will be directed to support women's hockey and primarily to The Comprehensive
Breast Care Center at Wilmot Cancer Center. Our goal is to raise $100,000
to support the research, patient care, and patient services that Wilmot provides for people in the Greater Rochester
region.The purpose of Skating for the Cure (SFTC) is to increase awareness of breast cancer
and to engage the Rochester area youth hockey organizations in supportive fundraising and community service.
The
Edge Hockey Program is a partnership
between Rochester Youth Hockey and Perinton Youth Hockey, and includes 8 hockey teams for girls aged 7-19, and 3 newly formed
Skating
for the Cure teams for adult women. | All youth
hockey organizations in the Rochester
area will be encouraged to participate, with the primary focus being The Edge
Girls Hockey Program.
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Rochester has been chosen as host for the 2008-2009
US Women's and Girls National Hockey Championships this Spring. The Rochester Edge Girls Hockey Program has dedicated
the season to Skating for the Cure: raising funds and awareness for breast
cancer. The funds raised through Skating for the Cure will benefit the Wilmot Cancer Center's Comprehensive Breast Care Center.
The Edge Hockey Program is a partnership between Rochester Youth Hockey and Perinton Youth Hockey, and includes 8 girls
teams for girls ages 7-19, and three newly formed women's teams.
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