In 2003, former Victoria Salsa goaltender Jordan Sigalet was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis while playing NCAA hockey at Bowling Green University. Rather than let the disease sidetrack a promising professional career, Sigalet has excelled on the ice while raising funds and awareness through his Shutout MS campaign.
On July 10th, Sigalet and his family have organized a charity hockey game set for 12:00 PM at the Burnaby Winter Club and a Gala Dinner at the Executive Plaza Hotel in Coquitlam. Admission to the game is by donation, while tickets to the buffet dinner cost $100 each and can be ordered HERE.
The charity hockey game will feature Sigalet and an assortment of NHL players and prospects. The dinner will be emceed by Global TV sports anchor Steve Darling and features guest speaker Ken Hitchcock, who was part of the coaching staff for Team Canada's gold medal-winning Olympic hockey team.
