Fans are encouraged to wear their best Halloween costumes and join the Braves for a frightfully fun night of hockey, with prizes up for grabs for the best costumes
Brockville Braves' forward Rayne Jameson has made an immediate impact, recording 11 points in his first 10 games.
The Surrey, B.C., native says teammates have welcomed him as he adjusts to life far from home.
Currently out with a high ankle sprain, Jameson hopes to return within a week or two as Brockville looks to build on Wednesday's win over Pembroke.
He says the Braves must play a full 60 minutes in order to challenge defending Bogart Cup champions, the Rockland Nationals tonight on home ice.
Fans are encouraged to wear their best Halloween costumes and join the Braves for a frightfully fun night of hockey, with prizes up for grabs for the best costumes.
Puck drop is 7:30 at the Brockville Memorial Centre.
For tickets and more, visit the Braves' website.
Story by: Harper Cotie
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