Bottom Row: pgb-ohio, The Darkness, Quizmire, Geist, con1977, MEg, BCEagle
(above) Players wore the jerseys of their favorite school, which added to the "all-star" feel of the event
(left) The official logo of the eventJust hours before the National Championship game in the Pepsi Center, a different brand of hockey took place in DU's beautiful Magness Arena. In front of 6,400 mostly empty seats, some of the most ferocious internet posters in college hockey participated in the annual USCHO.com Posters Game. The pace was slower and less skilled than the Notre Dame vs. Boston College championship affair, but was just as passionate and enthusiastic.
Witnesses described the game as a rousing success and not without it's share of great moments and a couple of low lights as well.
The game featured the home team (white jersey) Baconators and the visiting team (dark jersey) Vagalanche. The Vagalanche defeated the Baconators 8-6 and were lead by Geist and shrader who each had two goals. brianvf and MAV each also had a goal and MNS had a few assists in the game. The Baconators had a hat trick from DU's USCHO beat writer Candice Horgan and two goals from Lord Sidious.
The Who's Whining Now Blog handed out post game awards and recognition.
This year for the first time, the ice time was sponsored and donated by LetsGoDU and several DU alums. The entire event was organized by Denver based hockey writer Theresa Spisak.
In 2009 the game will be held during the Frozen Four in Washington D.C.
Witnesses described the game as a rousing success and not without it's share of great moments and a couple of low lights as well.
The game featured the home team (white jersey) Baconators and the visiting team (dark jersey) Vagalanche. The Vagalanche defeated the Baconators 8-6 and were lead by Geist and shrader who each had two goals. brianvf and MAV each also had a goal and MNS had a few assists in the game. The Baconators had a hat trick from DU's USCHO beat writer Candice Horgan and two goals from Lord Sidious.
The Who's Whining Now Blog handed out post game awards and recognition.
This year for the first time, the ice time was sponsored and donated by LetsGoDU and several DU alums. The entire event was organized by Denver based hockey writer Theresa Spisak.
In 2009 the game will be held during the Frozen Four in Washington D.C.


