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Puck Drops on First Official Games!

Friday, November 17, 2006, will go down in history as the day that the first official NCAA Division III games were played at the Koeppel Community Sports Center. Although the outcomes of the games were not what Trinity would have liked, the women lost to Wesleyan and the men lost to Hamilton, playing at home - really at home - was terrific.

 

The official ribbon cutting will not be until after the New Year, but the day was festive nonetheless with many former players and members of the community present. The family of Albert C. Williams '64, for whom the ice rink within the facility is named, were on hand. Hope Williams '87 dropped the puck for the women and Ben Williams '58 did the honors for the men.

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Jones, Dunham and Yennie   Fans

President James F. Jones, Jr., center, with Men's Head Coach John Dunham and Hyacinth Yennie P’02, ’05, President of the Maple Avenue Neighborhood Revitalization Zone.

  

The excitement builds for three young fans.

 

Honored guests   Honored guests before the women's game

Trinity captain John Halverson '07, Ben Williams '58, President Jones, Athletic Director Rick Hazelton, Coach Dunham, and the captain of the Hamilton hockey team pose after the ceremonial puck drop before the first men's game.

  

A photographer focuses in before the women's game, the first on the new rink. (L-r) the Wesleyan captain, Coach Dunham, Rick Hazelton, President Jones, Hope Williams '87, and Trinity captain Elizabeth Johnson '07.

 

Players get ready   Dorman Family

The Trinity bench gets ready for action.

 

 

  

Forman Bantam hockey player Brian Dorman '83 (right) with his wife, Denise, and children, Meredith and Brian. Dorman led the effort to raise funds to name the training room at the Koeppel Center in honor of his father, Brian A. Dorman, M.D. '51.

 

Tansill and Gray   The Lenahans

Trustee Emeritus Doug Tansill '61 and former Bantam player Francis C. "Sam" Gray '78.

  

Former Bantam Tom Lenahan '78 enjoys the game with his wife, Carol P'04.

 

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