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Hockeyville 2010

Do you think your community has the strongest passion for hockey in Canada? Well, we think we do!!! Click on the picture above and submit your story about our Sarnia Arena.

Bring your program to Stokes Inland for free nachos or wings

FREE Shuttle Bus from the Legion on Front Street. Park in the Legion parking lot and ride the bus to the Sarnia Legionnaire game. Bus leaves at 7:00pm and returns to the Legion after the game.

Sign by "A Good Sign"

519-542-1399

Spectrum Wireless 1361 Confederation St. Sarnia

International Truck & Tire Centre

Danbury Developments

Mooretown Flags

Silent Auction

Be sure to get in on the silent auction for the month of October. The Sarnia Legionnaires are wearing pink warm up jerseys during our games in October for Breast Buddies. The auction sheets are in the lobby during the games. The highest bid gets the jersey (after they are washed of course) on Oct. 29th. Breast Buddies and Legionnaire Executive, Coaching Staff and booster club are pre-selling tickets for $5.00 to the Chatham game Oct. 29th with proceeds to Breast Buddies. Please support this very worthwhile cause. Thank you.

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->-> On behalf of the Legionnaires players, coaching staff, & executive we would like to Thank everyone for their support this season. <-<-

The 2009-2010 season in pictures

Action Photos 2009

WOC Awards Banquet Feb 22 2010

McDonald's Autograph Signing Feb 3 2010

Additional prize added

A Royal Doulton Figurine generously donated by

Wayne McMichael Immigration Consulting Services

Sat. Jan 30th 2010 7:30pm Sarnia Arena

Sarnia vs St. Thomas

Major Fund Raising Night

Canadian Cancer Society

In memory of Caitlyn Cicchini,

sister of team captain Tyler Cicchini

who lost her fight with cancer a couple of years ago

The Legionnaires provided

the Cancer Society with 500 tickets

to sell for Saturdays game (Jan 30th)

all proceeds from these ticket sales

will remain with the Canadian Cancer Society

The Legionnaires will be holding

a Win the Shirt Off His Back Draw

Tickets will be sold and a winner

will be drawn during the third period

The winner will select any Legionnaire player, meet that player at the conclusion of the game and take home the sweater autographed, that the player wore during the game.

The Legionnaires are also pledging $25.00 per goal

scored by the home team during the game

and are challenging our sponsors & fans to do likewise

Pledge sheets will be available at the game

or you can forward your details

to our website www.sarnialegionnaires.com Forward Pledge details

The Canadian Cancer Society will be on hand to issue receipts.

All donated funds will remain 100 % with the Canadian Cancer Society.

Please come out and support the Sarnia Legionnaires and the Canadian Cancer Society.

Prospect Game For Erie Jan 18 2010

Prospect Game Jan 18

The gamesheet is now up you can click on this link. Prospect game in Fort Erie Jan 18 2010 Tyler Cicchini, Kyle Washer, & Shawn Waldie are all playing in the game tonight.

By Dan McCaffery

Sarnia Legionnaire playmaking ace Shawn Waldie was the big star at the annual Jr. 'B' Prospects Game last night.

Waldie was the top scorer on either side, picking up four assists as players mostly from the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League's Western Conference defeated a team consisting of performers from the league's Midwest and Golden Horseshoe conferences by a 9-5 count.

Two other Legionnaires were also in the contest and both did well. In fact, goalie Kyle Washer was credited with the win, while Sarnia captain Tyler Cicchini had an assist.

The game, which is for student athletes who are NCAA eligible, was heavily scouted by American colleges.

Waldie made his name as a smooth passer last year when he led the Lambton Shores Predators in points with nine goals and 34 assists. After joining the Legionnaires this campaign, the Sarnia native has picked up eight goals and 16 assists, good enough for sixth place in team scoring, despite the fact that he has only played 25 of the club's 39 games.

Cicchini, a left-winger, has 15 goals and 13 assists in 34 games. His regular season goal total to date matches his entire output last season.

Washer has played more minutes than any other Sarnia goalie this year, something fans may not be aware of because Jesse Raymond has received more starts at home in recent weeks. In all, Washer has played 1,164 minutes, posting a 3.30 goals against average. His save percentage is .912.

Legionnaire notes:

All three Legionnaires who took part in the Prospects Game are 18-year-olds.
The game was played in Fort Erie.
The Legionnaires return to action Thursday when they host Lambton Shores. Game time at the Sarnia Arena is 7:30 p.m.

Breakfast at the Sarnia Legion Br. 62

Thank you everyone for coming out to the Sarnia Legion on Sunday morning for breakfast. Over 300 people including the firemen were served by Jordan Leyser, Tanner Garrick and Matt Churchill. The Legionnaires thank you for supporting the Legion. Click on the picture to view more pictures from the breakfast. The Legion holds a breakfast once a month for only $6.00 per person.

Happy 85th Birthday Sally

Happy 85th Birthday to one of our biggest fans Sally McGregor from the Sarnia Legion Branch 62. Click on the picture to view more pictures from the evening.

Santa makes an early visit

Santa arrived in style on Thursday Dec 10th, he also helped with our famous turkey toss. Some fans won their turkey and some turkeys went to the Inn.

Food Drive for the Inn

Thank you fans for your generousity. We collected 851 pounds of food for the Inn of the Good Shepherd. Pictured here is Legonnaire Director Lloyd Dicker and Myles Vanni from the Inn. The Inn thanks the Legionnaires very much for our help.

Ontario Early Years Program Breakfast

Some of the Sarnia Legionnaires helped serve breakfast at the Legion in Forest on Saturday Dec 5th for the Ontario Early Years Program. Pictured here is Kyle Flemmington, Tyler Cicchini, Owen Rogers.

Breakfast with Santa for Ontario Early Years Program

WOOLIE TOSS

GREAT SUCCESS THANK YOU FANS

Our 1^st annual Woolie Toss, Dec 3^rd. When the Legionnaires scored the FANS tossed donated Hats, mitts, and scarfs onto the ice. Proceeds will go to various charities. Pictured here is Matt Churchill who came up with the idea. Thank you Matt it was a great success. We would also like to thank the YMCA Skills group for helping us with this event.

Woolie toss after first goal

When the Sarnia Legionnaires scored the first goal against the Lambton Shores Predators, lots and lots of mittens, touques, scarfs, came flying onto the ice. Fans were encouraged to bring their woolies and toss them on the ice after the Legionnaires scored the first goal. It was a great success.

SUNSHINE FOUNDATION

Dec 3^rd was our annual Sunshine Cookie Explosion. Donated cookies were on sale this night with all proceeds to the Sunshine Foundation

THE SUNSHINE FOUNDATION RECEIVED $1900.00 FROM THE SALE OF THE COOKIE EXPLOSION . Again Thank you Fans for your support on these events !!!

Sunshine Foundation Puck Drop

***Sarnia Arena Box Office Open***

Game Days prior to game time

You can purchase Season Tickets $99.00

Pay by cash, debit, or credit card.

Our Flex pass is 25 tickets that do not have a date. You may use 1 or as many as you like per game. If you miss a night you can still use the ticket for a future regular season game.

Individual ticket prices on game day are

Adult (19-59) $8.00 per game

Senior (60+) and Youth (11-18) $6.00 per game

Children (10 & under) $3.00 per game

Reserved Seat $10.00 for season

Billets

The Sarnia Legionnaires are looking for billets.

If you are interested please contact Tom Knight 519-542-3685

or Bob Williamson 519-336-8464.

Interested in Season Tickets

Through any executive member

Cliff Smith 519-336-8514 Bob & Sharon Williamson 519-336-8464

Lloyd Dicker 519-337-7658, Terry Lilley 519-542-4994

Tom Knight 519-542-3685, Theo Bet 519-337-2020 Fred Cooper 519-542-0474

2009-2010 Season Tickets Information

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Adult/Senior/Youth 11-18

$99.00 ($3.96 per game)

Available in Regular or Flex Pass

*Reserved seat is $10.00 Extra

Children 10 and under

$35.00 ($1.40 per game)

Available in Flex Pass only

*Reserved seat is $10.00 Extra

Must purchase an adult pass to purchase a childs pass

2009-2010 Gate prices

Adult (19-59) $8.00

Senior (60+) and Youth (11-18) $6.00

Children (10 & under) $3.00

Reserved Seat $10.00

Season Passes are for regular season only does not include playoffs

Our Flex pass is 25 tickets that do not have a date. You may use 1 or as many as you like per game. If you miss a night you can still use the ticket for a future regular season game.

Coaching Staff Announced

Jeff Perry- Head Coach

Lee Barnes- Assistant coach

Joe McCormack- Assistant coach

Darryl Knight- Assistant coach

Larry Lucas- Goalie coach

Blake Morrison- Video

Mike Bush -Video

Tyler Cicchini has been named captain for the Sarnia Legionnaires

Mickey Sloot is our educational coordinator for Lambton College

Also 13 of our veterans from last year have been signed.

Also signed is Joel Steeves from Stoney Creek. He has joined our club and will be going to school here. He was a star center man for Stoney Creek last year.

Sarnia Legionnaires Media Release

The Sarnia Legionnaires Jr. Hockey Club is proud to announce today that Jeff Perry is our Head Coach and Director of Hockey Operations for the 2009-2010 upcoming season and it is our wish, for many seasons to come.

Bill Abercrombie who held both positions in our inaugural championship season has left us and is moving on. We wish Bill all the best in his new endeavours and thank him for setting such a high standard for others to follow. We thank him for all the hard work and time that he put in to our program, not an easy thing to do for anyone, let alone a self employed businessman.

When we as an ownership group looked around our community for a successor to Bill, many qualified names were mentioned but it quickly became clear that there was only one man for the job and that man is Jeff Perry.

When you read his resume, this man could easily be applying for an OHL AHL or NHL head-coaching job. He is a Sarnian, born and raised. The new Legionnaires are about bringing history forward and the Perry family is an icon in Sarnia sports legend. For example, our football park is names for Jeff's grandfather, the galloping ghost -- Norm Perry.

While playing in the AHL in 1994-95, Jeff was named the CCM Man of the Year. This award is presented annually to the player that makes outstanding contributions to the community and charitable causes. Sounds like the Sarnia Legionnaires to me. As a coach, Jeff is known to be honest, meticulous in detail, and will not be outworked on or off the ice.

When not at the rink, Jeff is a sales associate with Royal LePage Key Realty and we encourage everyone in our extended network to contact Jeff for all your real estate needs.

This man, Jeff Perry, was destined to become a Sarnia Legionnaire and we are very fortunate that he has agreed to join us. The Sarnia Legionnaires welcome Jeff, his wife, Robin and their children Brock and Ella into our family.

Western Conference Champions

Check out the Article by Dan McCaffery in the Sarnia Observer just click on the picture above

More Western Conference Pictures Here

Western Ontario Conference Website

Saturday April 4 2009

Game 5: Sarnia 4 at London 1

The Sarnia Legionnaires claimed the Bill Weir Trophy as GOJHL Western Conference champions with a 4-1 win over the London Nationals on Saturday. The Legionnaires won the best-of-seven final in six games.

Tyler Cicchini's 14th goal of the play-offs on the power play midway through the second period broke a 1-1 tie and proved to be the championship-winning goal. Cicchini scored 15 goals in 42 regular season games.

The Legionnaires added two goals (including an empty-netter) late in the third period with 1.8 seconds left to seal their sixth league/conference title since 1979 and their first since 2002 when the then-named Sarnia Blast went on to win the Sutherland Cup.

Legionnaires netminder Matt Berglund (W, 12-6) stopped 40 of 41 shots faced, while Nationals goalie Mike Coulter (L, 10-7) made 34 saves.

The Legionnaires advance to the Sutherland Cup double-round-robin series against the Midwestern Conference champion Brantford Golden Eagles and the Stoney Creek Warriors, champions of the Golden Horseshoe Conference. The top two teams from this round will face each other in the best-of-seven Sutherland Cup Championship.

Schedule details for the round-robin series will be announced in the next few days.

A Pittance of Time

Take two minutes of time.....

Amazing 3 goals in 14 Seconds

Contact us

Need to Contact us regarding upcoming events, questions, information, sponsorship, season tickets, just send us an email.

Interested in any photos you see on our website contact Anne

Autographed NHL Jerseys and Memorabilia Draw $5.00 a ticket for a chance to win your choice of one of the prizes shown here. The tickets are available during any of the Legionnaires home games or from any Executive member or by calling 519-336-8464 (Only 1000 tickets printed) Draw date is Sat. March 6 .. THE WINNERS ARE

TOM PEARSON BOBBY ORR SWEATER IN FRAME
JANET GARDINER BOBBY ORR PICTURE
MICHELLE LAUR JOE THORNTON SWEATER
DINO IACOBELI BRIAN CAMPBELL SWEATER
STEVE BUJAKI JEFF CARTER SWEATER

THE SARNIA LEGIONNAIRES THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT FOR OUR FUNDRAISING DRAWS

Donations for Haiti

can be made by clicking this link to the

Canadian Red Cross

Upcoming Events at the Sarnia Legion Br 62

March 21 Breakfast $6.00 Time 10:00-12:00

April 11 Dinner Tickets $12.00 at the bar. Time is 4:00 - 8:00 Entertainment Donna Wade

April 18 Breakfast $6.00 10:00 - 12:00

You don't have to be a member to attend any of the above functions. Please come and support the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 62

Ronald McDonald House

Ronald McDonald House of Southwestern Ontario is here to provide a welcome, supportive and secure environment to out-of-town families of seriously ill or injured children who are in London receiving medical treatment for their child. Over the past five years, the House has provided accommodation and support to nearly 200 families from Sarnia/Lambton.

After long days at the hospital families can come back to the House for a home cooked meal and stay in a private bedroom just steps from the Hospital door. At the House families can get away from the beeps and noise of the hospital and connect with other families who are dealing with similar issues affecting their children.

The cost to families to access these services is only $10 per night and no family is ever turned away due to an inability to pay.

The number of families needing our ‘home-away-from-home' continues to grow - and so must we. Plans are underway to expand our House to serve even more families of sick and injured children from Sarnia/Lambton and across Southwestern Ontario.

We're pleased to have the support of McDonald's Restaurants of Sarnia and the Sarnia Legionnaires Hockey Team to help us raise the funds needed to expand Ronald McDonald House of Southwestern Ontario.

To find out how you can help, visit our website at www.rmhsouthwesternontario.ca