Fans are encouraged to help the team collect toiletries, winter clothing and personal care items for 150 to 200 Christmas gift bags for local residents in need
The Brockville Braves are hoping end a four-game losing streak in their second game in as many nights against the Cornwall Colts.
Despite the team's tough start to the season, first-year forward Kai Milne-Ross says he's enjoyed his time in Brockville so far.
Milne-Ross says they just need to stick to their systems, and good things will happen.
Puck drop is 7:30 at the Brockville Memorial Centre.
Fans are encouraged to help the team collect toiletries, winter clothing and personal care items for 150 to 200 Christmas gift bags for local residents in need. Donations are welcome at the rink all weekend, with packing scheduled for Dec. 12.
For more, visit: https://braves.cchl.hockeytech.com/.
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