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Don't miss out on your chance to bid on a hand painted pumpkin. Your Texas Wildcatters will be picking up paint brushes instead of hockey sticks and decorating pumpkins for halloween. Each pumpkin will also be autographed by the player that created it. These pumpkins are made of durable plastic and can be used year after year for decoration. The pumpkins will be on display during the Sunday October 28th game at Ford Park. Silent bids will be accepted during the game. This event is being held by The Texas Wildcatters Booster Club - THE TEAM BEHIND THE TEAM

From OurSportsCentral.com [Hidden Content] 8) We are ranked # 1 as a team (overall team ranking based on merit (record relative to schedule faced) 8) We are ranked # 1 in power (ranking based on predicted future performance) 8) We are ranked # 1 in offense (offensive ranking) GO WILDCATTERS!!!!! And if my memory recalls this is the same site that had us rated earlier in the season as # 28 of 25 teams :roll: We are a force to be reckoned with now.......ROCK ON CATTERS

Game Story 1 Game Story 2 If you missed Friday's game you missed a GREAT GAME. You have one more chance to see our Texas Wildcatters take on the Charlotte Checkers this weekend. Saturday's game starts at 7:05 pm. Doors open at 6:05 pm and it's Ladies Night to boot. All ladies can purchase tickets at the box office for $7.00 And not to leave out the guys if you want to dress the part you too can get your tickets for $7.00

WOOHOO Wildcatters get recognition in title Thanks

nice article

TY Coop for posting the info here :wink:

Yes Beaumont Sports will have all the equipment you need to join the league.

Here is some info on our very own area hockey league that is starting up. Golden Triangle Ice Hockey Want to Play Contact us: [email protected] Golden Triangle Ice Hockey (GTIH) is looking for anyone ages 5-65, in our area that wants to Learn/Play Ice Hockey. GTIH will is a non-profit organization promoting the sport of Ice Hockey. GTIH is certified with the State of Texas. GTIH is a member of USA Hockey and TAHA. Youth Hockey: Will be called Junior Wildcatters, we will teach the game and skating skills. We have coaches already being certified thru USA Hockey. Our goal is to have teams in all youth divisions. Adult Hockey: Will be pick up games for learning and recreation. Our goal is to get enough adults who want to form a team and play other adults teams. We will always keep the focus on having fun recreation hockey. Cost: USA Hockey membership: $36.00 GTIH dues have not been set yet; goal is to keep costs as low as possible Ice Time: $200.00 per hour. The number of players will determine cost per person. More players means less cost per person. Beaumont Sports: Our Hockey equipment shop Contact Steve: 5655 Eastex Freeway Phone 896-5030 Go Wildcatters

things must be really slow in florida when one of their reporters writes about someone on our team and not about the blades...

[Hidden Content] Texas' Baker Makes Most Of Second Pro Opportunity Technically, Kevin Baker is not a rookie, but the 27-year-old forward for the Texas Wildcatters still takes a ribbing from his teammates because he is fresh out of college. Baker played the previous three seasons at Canada’s Acadia University located in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, scoring 47 points (24 goals, 23 assists) in 28 games last season as a senior. But he already had two years in the professional ranks under his belt, having been drafted in 1999 by the NHL’s Los Angeles Kings and making his pro debut in 2000 with the American Hockey League’s Lowell Lock Monsters, so he had a non-traditional route back to the ECHL. “That’s the good thing about Canadian university hockey is that you can regain your amateur status, you just have to sit out a season and kind of redshirt,†said Wildcatters head coach Malcolm Cameron, who coached at Acadia and also played there. “I actually tried to recruit Kevin to Acadia out of junior hockey the first time before he turned pro, and then he went back to play for my old linemate who is now the coach at Acadia, Darren Burns, so it’s a tight circle.†In 2001-02, Baker played 46 games with the AHL’s Saint John Flames and scored 20 points (13 goals, 7 assists), then finished the season with the ECHL’s Johnstown Chiefs, scoring six goals and picking up 10 assists in 18 games and adding four goals and an assist in five playoff games. For some reason, the AHL teams and ECHL teams did not come calling early enough in 2002-03, so Baker decided he wanted to plan his future after hockey by going back to school. Burns and Acadia gave him the chance to get his education and continue to play hockey. "It was actually a last-minute thing. I was hoping to play pro again but there was no interest, no tryouts, and I just thought there's life after hockey and I had a chance to go back to college and still play another three years,'' Baker said after Friday morning's practice in preparation for that night's game against the Florida Everblades. "So it was either go now or forget it, and I just made the decision and have no regrets at all. Now I'm back playing for Malcolm, which is just networking within the game, and it's going well.'' Going well would be an understatement for Baker and the Wildcatters, as they own the American Conference's best record at 12-3-2, including 8-1-2 in their last 11 games. Baker leads the ECHL in goals scored with 16 and was second in points with 28, having recorded a hat trick in Tuesday night's 6-5 win over Florida. Upon his return to the pros, Baker noticed some subtle changes in the speed of the game as compared to college, but the new rules favoring skilled players were a welcome surprise for the Kingston, Ontario native. At 6-foot-1, 195 pounds, Baker's combination of speed, skill and toughness have helped Cameron's team get off to the best start in franchise history. "Kevin's had a great rookie season for us and we don't anticipate having him for all 72 games, we know he's certainly going to get some looks in the 'A' again and he's deserving of the chance,'' Cameron said. "Houston already has shown interest after seeing the success Joel Ward -- another CIS player -- had up there last year. "He has worked well with his linemates and it's how he competes. It's not just the goals he scores and the points he puts up, it's how he scores. He scores pretty goals and he scores ugly goals, he's a good defensive player and plays on all our penalty kills. Kevin's the guy I always put out there in the last minute to protect a lead and he's a huge asset.'' Baker said the first few days of training camp were an adjustment period for him, especially since he didn't know anybody except for goaltender Matt Yeats, and he hadn't seen him since rookie training camp with the Kings seven years ago. But two weeks of training camp and some early road trips made thing easier. "It's cohesion,'' Baker said. "You get used to playing with guys and you start working well together. Malcolm's a big part of why I chose to come here. He's successful, gets guys to buy into the system and he moves players up.'' Which is where Baker is trying to go -- again.

WILDCATTER FANS... The Texas Wildcatters Booster Club awards a certificate and monetary gift each month to the Offensive and Defensive players who receive the most votes during our Player of the Month voting. It's time to cast your vote for November's Players of the Month. Its simple to cast your vote by going to the TWBC web site and clicking on the voting box. You do not have to be a member of the booster club to cast your vote. Voting will take place from now through December 3, 2006. The winners will be announced on the TWBC web site on Monday Dec. 4th. Awards will be presented to the winners at the TWBC Christmas Party on December 19, 2006. CAST YOUR VOTE NOW!!!!!!

Now the 64 million dollar question... Will the people of SE Texas get behind and support a # 1 ranked PRO team? We really need to welcome the guys back from this long road trip by giving them a packed house on December 7th. GET OFF YOUR BUTTS SE TX AND SUPPORT THIS TEAM THEY ARE WINNING THESE GAMES FOR ALL OF SE TEXAS...SHOW THEM YOU APPRECIATE A WINNING TEAM

11/25/06 Aeros vs Chicago Aeros lose to Chicago tonight 7-3 But on a good note... Texas signee Alex Leavitt scored a goal and Marco Rosa who the Aeros called up from the Wildcatters on 11/23 got a assist. AEROS SIGN C MARCO ROSA (Texas Wildcatters) TO PTO

WTG CATTERS!!! We are also 2nd BEST team in ECHL right now

WHAT A GAME!!! The guys just continue to impress us, and I for one am LUVING IT !!! Game Story Saturday night we go again for somemore to feast on

Coop just wanted to pass on to you that the couple that won the Friday night Wildcatters tickets were at the game and enjoyed it so much they will be purchasing tickets for Saturdays game. Thanks again for helping the booster club promote hockey here in SE TX

Hey Coop The Texas Wildcatters Booster Club would like to thank you guys for working with us to give away those tickets the booster club has purchased, it enables folks who may have never seen a hockey game to come out and watch our Wildcatters and maybe just maybe become a fan. We are proud to be associated with SETX Sports. We will have two tickets for each home game for ya'll to givaway. Keep up the good work :wink: www.thetexaswildcattersboosterclub.com

CAST YOUR VOTE NOW!!! Cast your vote for October's Offensive & Defensive Players of the Month on the Texas Wildcatters Booster Club website. Vote now through Friday November 3, 2006. The winners will be announced on Saturday November 4, 2006 on our website. The two winners will be presented with their gifts at our TWBC Members Meet & Greet Party on November 8, 2006. Booster Club Website