Transcript- 2010 Miramichi Pond Hockey

(Reporter) Brittany Douthwright    (Slug)Douthwright Pond Hockey    (Date) February 11th, 2010

Intro:   It might have been a cold and wet weekend, but this didnt stop hockey fans from heading to Miramichi NB, for the 6 annual Pond Hocky Tournament. Brittany Douthwright has more. 

 

(Visuals)                                                            (Narration)               

  Shot 1- Boy with puck

Shot 2- Boy skating

Shot 3- Girl sliding

Shot 4- Roy Matheson 

 

Clip: Interview with Matheson

 

 Shot 5- Team playing

Shot 6- Matheson towards net

Shot 7- Face off with kid

 

 Clip: Interview with Matheson

 

 Shot 8- Moving through crowed

Shot 9- Moving through crowed

Shot 10- Volunteers (Guy on 4 wheeler)

Shot 11- Bud Light

Shot 12- Memorial Cup

 

 Clip: Shelley Clark – Miramichi Rotary Club (Memorial Cup)

Shot 13- Close up of little girl and dog

Shot 14- Dog

 

Interview with 3 kids 

  

 Shot 15-16 Fireworks

 

  

  

Stand-up closing:

 

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Families come from all around NB to enjoy a weekend of skating, sliding, and pond hockey fun. For some, including Roy Matheson it has been a family long tradition.

 

 

 

 

 

Being the oldest guy playing, Matheson had the experience of winning the championships in 2006, and faced off with the Prime Minister last year.

 

 

 

For the people of Miramichi, this event gets better every year. Volunteers come from everywhere to help out, prizes are given out to those who attend, and this year, the real memorial cup came for a visit.

 

This is an important event for families and friends, and even more for the community.

For the first time in 6 years, the community celebrated with fireworks. A perfect ending to a true Miramichi tradition.

Today is February 7, and it marks the end of a very important weekend here in Miramichi. It is officially the last day of the pond hockey tournament, and who ever takes home the championships gets there very own jerseys and their name on a very important trophy. STU journalism, Brittany Douthwright

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