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The Kam River Fighting Walleye and Dryden Ice Dogs will round out the Superior International Junior Hockey League schedule on Saturday night at the Norwest Arena, a night after the league cancelled its entire Friday night slate due to weather and highway condititions.
The Fighting Walleye, who have clinched top spot in the standings and a first-round bye, have invited a group of international students from Confederation College to check out the game, against the Dryden Ice Dogs, learn a little about the sport and enjoy a pre-game skate. It's all part of the team's attempt to foster inclusivity in sport and throughout the community, said team president Derek Geddes, adding the idea is to create the ultimate Canadian experience for international students new to Canada.
“When you have a number of newcomers to Thunder Bay for the first time, we have an opportunity to showcase what the Fighting Walleye are about,” Geddes said, in a release. “It was wonderful collaborating with the college’s marketing students and professor. They dedicated both school and personal time to achieve their goals. I am looking forward to seeing what the future holds for them.” About 30 students are expected to attend the game, which is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. Among the contingent is Sargam, who arrived in the city this past December from North India and noted the transition to life in Canada hasn't been easy.
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