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SALVE REGINA UNIVERSITY SEAHAWKS
Posted: Nov 10, 2023

Seahawk men's ice hockey to host mental health awareness night on Saturday

Photo by George Corrigan
Photo by George Corrigan

MIDDLETOWN, R.I.-- The Salve Regina University men's ice hockey team will hold their third annual mental health awareness night on Saturday, November 11 when the team hosts Wentworth Institute of Technology at St. George's School at 7 p.m. 

The tradition began two years ago when Cayden Kraus '23 and Anthony Azzano '23 instigated the team's efforts to make the night a reality. Team captains Johnny Mulera, Garrett Szeremley, Joseph Kile and Brendan Kim have taken on event planning in 2023. 

Saturday's game also serves as alumni night for the Seahawks and the team hopes alumnus will come out to support their former teammates and the cause.

This year will feature a silent auction, a ceremonial puck drop featuring Newport Mental Health and a partnership with NOSOLO. Last year the night raised over $15,000 toward mental health awareness and this year the team hopes to exceed 2022's total. 

There will be a donation link and QR code provided for fans to contribute to Newport Mental Health and NOSOLO on game day.  

INFORMATION FOR SPECTATORS: 
WHEN: Saturday, November 11 at 7 p.m. 
WHERE: St. George's School ice rink: https://bit.ly/mapStGeorge
TICKETS: Entrance to the event will be $10 with all proceeds going to Newport Mental Health. 
PARKING: Onsite parking will be extremely limited at St. George's. Therefore, fans have two additional options to ease their travel to and from the contest:

  • Salve Regina will be providing a bus to transport fans to and from the game. A twenty-five-passenger bus will be making three (3) trips to St. George's (6:00pm, 6:30pm, and 7:00pm). Pick up is in the Rodgers Recreation Center parking lot on Salve's campus.15 minutes after the conclusion of the contest, this bus will make the first of three runs transporting fans back to the Rodgers Center. Once these three return trips have been made, this service will end for the evening.
  • Parking will also be available at Second Beach, where an additional shuttle will be making trips up to St. George's rink. If you choose to park at Second Beach, please be mindful of the lack of visibility when walking along Purgatory Road at night. 
  • All bus and shuttle trips are on a first come, first served basis.