Nitros team up with Kimberley Minor Hockey at Chalet GM

#16 Brett Richards and #18 Chad Filatoff spreading the word at Chalet Chev

The Kimberley Dynamiters were at Chalet GM on Saturday, October 3rd helping out with a Fund Raising opportunity for Kimberley Minor Hockey. Although the skies were grey and the weather a bit chilly, the atmosphere was great the guys helped raise some necessary fund to support the up and coming Nitro stars.

#30 Tory Caldwell with future Nitro Winger

Philip Junior Liske, Matt Foster, Travor Grier, Tory Caldwell, Jaret LeClair and Taylor McDowell refuel while helping out at the Chalet Gm - Kimberley Minor Hockey Fund Raiser.

The Dynamiters pass on a "Big Nitro Thank You" to the staff of Chalet GM for the opportunity to help out on Saturday.

The Dynamiters wish all players, coaches and volunteers all the very best this season.

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  Dynamiters and Cops for Kids

On Wednesday, September 16th, 2009 the Tamarack Centre in Cranbrook hosted a fashion luau fundraiser. The fashion show raised over $5,600 and included members of the local RCMP, bike riders, and the Kimberley Dynamiters as models.

“We were very pleased with how things went,” said Sandra Raymont, marketing director with the Tamarack Centre. We’ve had some great comments; lots of people saying they had a good time.”

On the Cat Walk

Left to Right #21 Ryan Georgopoulos, #9 Corey Allen, #18 Chad Filatoff, #92 Taylor McDowell, #17 Dany Oslund and #22 Mike Nelson

       #22 Mike Nelson                                              #21 Ryan Georgopoulos and #9 Corey Allen

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Terry Fox Run

 Nitros Run for Terry Fox

Courtesy of Carolyn Grant - Daily Bulletin

The Kimberley Dynamiter Players participated in the 2009 annual Terry Fox run on Sunday, September 13th. Here is the story in the Daily Builletin.

September 14, 2009

Kimberley – The familiar dulcet tones of Bob McWhinnie, doing his first announcing gig in over a year, filled the air around Centennial Hall on Sunday at noon, as runners, walkers and bikers prepared to head out on the annual Terry Fox Run.

McWhinnie said he was enjoying some quality bonus time on these beautiful September days and felt he had to come out and lend a hand because of what the Terry Fox Foundation has meant for so many people with cancer. He also added that despite budget woes and everything else, “Thank God for the Canadian health care system.”