Savannah is one of “my kids” I coached this winter. We call her “Sneaky”, and she has Sneaky on her jersey. It’s a name she got from coach Bob. If you play for coach Bob you’ll likely get a name. There was the quiet boy who didn’t say much and when asked what his name was he didn’t say anything Bob said you look like a Fred, yes your name’s Fred. The boy promptly said his name, but the Fred name stuck despite his protesting.
Sneaky was a busy girl at the SPHL game on St Patrick's day. She was busy cheering for the players during warm ups.
She’s as good as coach Bob when it comes to banging on the glass.
She also was youth player of the game that night.
With the spotlight on her she skated down the ice in front of everyone looking calm and cool like she did this sort of thing every day.
It wasn’t that many months ago she’d looked up from a Blackhawks game on TV
and said Dad, I want to play hockey.
She stood on the blueline with the starting line for the national anthem.
Minutes later she was back in her seat as a full time fan.
Eric, a former Brown player got a breakaway and was going to score …
But their goalie got in the way.
She knows just how he feels.
The fan’s favorite David Segal, from Vancouver BC was busy making friends with the other team.
Kyle, a former Plattsburgh state player did a nice slide stop in his move around their defender.
And then we scored! Didn’t catch who, doesn’t matter really.
It was one of those five guys on the ice, I know that.
Little sister was cute as a button and wants to try hockey when her feet are big enough to fit in some skates.
As always, it was a great day for hockey.
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Wonderful storyboard! Best image..."She knows just how he feels" You really captured the moment there! Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great story and reflected a great family night. Keep up the great work!
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