Posts Tagged ‘Reading Power Play’

Amerks Reading Power Play is Back Through January

November 1, 2011 - By
Amerks Reading Power Play is Back Through January

The Amerks are back with another read of the Reading Power Play at local libraries through January.  If you have school age kids you’ll want to schedule some of these to give them the chance to hang out with The Moose, an Amerks player and of course enjoy some reading.  The second half of the Reading Power Play gives kids a chance to win a grand prize for every three books they read.  Travis Turnbull made the first appearance on Tuesday night, keep an eye on twitter.com/AmerksHockey or the Amerks Facebook Page to find out who the player will be the day of an appearance.  Read on for more information..

(Rochester, NY)… The Rochester Americans and the Monroe County Libraries are again partnering to provide the “Reading Power Play,” which teams Amerks players with local public librarians in support of reading. The 2011-12 season marks the seventh year of the program, provided exclusively by Wendy’s.

“We’re excited to again partner with the Monroe County Library System and offer this great program to our young fans here in Rochester,” said Amerks Vice President of Business Operations Rob Kopacz. “The Amerks are proud to be part of the fabric of Rochester [...]Read More

Meet Some Amerks' Players Tonight

October 22, 2008 - By

Every season, the Rochester Americans’ players go out on the town to many different places for fans to meet them and strike up a conversation or two.  I always enjoyed bringing my son to these events, he loves the events and always thinks it’s a great time to get to talk to his favorite hockey players.

The events for this year are getting underway tonight in a few ways:

First there is the best program that the Amerks offer the community (in my opinion), the “Reading PowerPlay” program.  A player and the Moose go to an area library and reads the children there a book.  Then, the player gives a demonstration of all the hockey equipment that the players have to wear during every game.  A child gets to go up and try it all on, which is always a funny site.  They then have a signing where the kids can each get up close with the player and the Moose.

Tonight, Rory FitzPatrick will be the player visiting the West Irondequoit Library at 7:00pm.  Don’t forget that the Reading Power Play is a way to get your Mooseketeer some points.

Don’t miss out on a chance to get [...]Read More