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Wolves Donate to Those in Need

IT’S COLD OUT THERE! It’s -40C and the Wolves Men’s Basketball Team once again donate to the less fortunate. In what has become an annual donation, team captain Josh Nicol delivers another bag of toques and gloves to the Salvation Army. This is the second such donation this year.

“It’s really cold out there and I think it’s important that we all do something to help the less fortunate. I believe that acts such as this, along with the other volunteer activities we do as a team, are important. Setting an example of ‘service to others’ helps to teach young men lessons that go beyond sport.” Coach Nicol

“consider initiating your own acts of kindness . . . pay it forward as the saying goes ... there are no small acts of kindness and most actions are free”

Thank you AMA Patrollers for being apart of our Volleyball weekend on January 13 & 14. Congratulations to Brooklyn Carlson, Patroller of the Month.

Wolves Weekend Activity

Wolves Volleyball Host Lakeland Rustlers January 13 & 14. Web casts are on www.sportcanada.tv. Eastlink TV will be broadcasting the Women's Game next Monday to Friday at 3:00 pm.

Wolves Basketball is at SAIT on Friday January 13th and at Red Deer College on Saturday.

Wolves Volleyball Host SAIT

The Wolves Volleyball Teams are hosting SAIT Trojans January 6 & 7. Web casts are on www.sportcanada.tv.

Dig Pink Weekend

November 4 & 5, 2011

The GPRC Wolves Women’s Volleyball Team initiated a project to support Breast Cancer Research. The project was titled “Dig Pink”. The event took place at the Wolves Volleyball Home Opener against Concordia University College of Alberta.

A number of activities were planned to promote supporting Breast Cancer Research and to generate some revenues for the cause. The team dressed in new “Pink” uniforms supplied by the generosity of Peace Steel Inc. All the coaches wore pink as did the members of the Wolves Men’s Volleyball team.

To raise money, the Wolves Women sold pink ribbons and had raffles for prizes on both Friday and Saturday. The money from these activities was given to the Canadian Cancer Society, Alberta and NWT Branch. Total raised was $770.00. Stephanie Tschechne and Brittany Lefebvre made the presentation to Lindy Beauchamp-Chester of the Cancer Society.

The weekend was a huge success thanks to the efforts of the Wolves Women’s Volleyball Team and the generosity of the many supporters. Because of the efforts of the team, plans are now in the works to incorporate this program throughout Wolves Athletics teams for the 2012/13 season.