Live at the POUND for Pregame Parties, Road Hockey, Live Bands..
It very well may be the biggest crowd in the Multiplex parking lot since we gathered as a community to show the country who the REAL Hockeyville is.....
93.3 The Peak is pround to announce live pregame coverage from THE POUND before Bulldogs home playoff games!
Starting at 4:30 Tuesday and Wednesday night, Jolie McMullan will do her show live from outside the Alberni Valley Multiplex, where she'll be giving away Bulldog playoff tickets looking for the Dogs "biggest fan" so come dressed up and ready to make some noise. She wants costumes, make up, face paint and noisemakers! Also, there will be a 3 on 3 ball hockey tournament in the parking lot for THREE tickets to the game to the winning team! Show up before 4:30 to sign up, as the first 10 teams are IN.
This is an ALL AGE male/female/boy/girl family friendly event to have some fun!
Port Alberni's "Manther" will be playing live providing you with musical entertainment. Wednesday night, we'll do it all over again with Lazy Mike and the Rockin' Recliners getting the crowd going before the game!
So get your costumes, jerseys and facepaint on, organize your ball hockey team, and get ready to PACK the POUND and be LOUD and PROUD.
93.3 The Peak is your home for the Bulldogs run to the Fred Page Cup!
As you can see by our front window, we are doing our best to spread 2010 playoff fever throughout the Valley!
If you would like to show your spirit and get your window painted like us, give the 2010 ADSS DRY GRAD class a call through Sandra at 250-720-2766!
The Bulldogs are also trying to "Make the Rink Red" for the playoffs. Click the Bulldog logo above to see the "Beware of DOGS" fan package....for just $10 you will get a "Beware of Dogs" T shirt and Rally Towel, AND a "Playoff Fever 2010" Bumper Sticker. Pick yours up at the Bulldogs office, where Round 2 playoff tickets are ON SALE NOW!
On January 12, 2010 a 7.0 magnitude earthquake, followed by several powerful aftershocks, struck off the western coast of Haiti, causing buildings to collapse in Port au Prince and chaos as people fled the damage. It is estimated that 3 million people have been affected and 200,000 left homeless.
Local volunteers continue to support evacuation activities and provide much needed shelter, clean water and medical support.
Canadians are encouraged to support the relief efforts by making a financial donation to one of the following organizations:
