Image Galleries And Videos
Flames Banquet Photos – MVP
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14Flames Banquet Photos – Coaches Player Awards
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13Flames Banquet Photos – Player’s Player Awards
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14Flames Banquet Photos – Defensemen Awards
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13Riley Cote Visits Lehigh Valley, Takes In Flames Evaluations
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5Former Flyer and current coach of the Adirondack Phantoms Riley Cote visited the Steel Ice Center on May 1st to promote his High Performance Hockey Camp and to observe a night of evaluations for the Lehigh Valley Flames youth hockey teams. According to the Morning Call (see linked article, below) Cote remarked, ”The Phantoms will be here next year playing in a brand new building and we can’t wait. We’re trying to establish a relationship with youth hockey here in the Lehigh Valley and getting a foot in the door helping to develop it.”
Flames President Sandy Steidel was also quoted in the Morning Call article: ”With the Phantoms coming, we are taking advantage of Riley’s camps and the opportunity to have a professional coach of Riley’s caliber promoting hockey.”
For the complete Morning Call story, click here.
The visit was also covered by Service Electric Channel 2′s Sport Scene:
Flames Banquet Photos – Organizational Award Winners
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8Flames Banquet Photos – Speakers
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10Flames Banquet Photos – Gallery 1
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5Flames Banquet Photos – Seniors and Mites
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15Midget 18A – Practice
Thanks to Lehigh Valley Magazine for photos from one of our practices back in December …
Flames at the Phantoms Arena Groundbreaking
Left to right: Rob Brooks, Phantoms owner, Bob Mika (grey sweatshirt), LF Flames parent, Larry Fortunato, LV Flames parent/board member, Steve Miller, LV Flames parent/coach, John Gourniak, brother of the photographer, and Jim Brooks, Phantoms owner
Photo Credit: Peter Gourniak
Midget 16AA White – Honorary Team Captain Sammie Zupko, 7, Drops Puck At Flames Game
Seven year old Sammie Zupko, of Easton, was named Honorary Captain of the Flames Midget 16AA White team for their Sunday game vs the Exton Kings. Sammie, a cancer survivor who’s family receives support from the Pediatric Cancer Foundation of the Lehigh Valley, also visited the team’s locker room and met with the team before the game. The Flames went on to defeat the Kings, 6-2. Thank you to Sammie for your inspirational appearance at the game! Please visit the PCFLV website to see how you can help support their mission.
Flames Profiled in Lehigh Valley Magazine
The January 2013 issue of Lehigh Valley Magazine profiled the Flames and a few players on the Midget 18A team. The issue is on the newsstands right now, although it is not yet on their website. Click on the thumbnails below to view scans of the photos and article. Many thanks to Lehigh Valley Magazine!
The Flames Give Back – Photos and Video
One of the most important things people can do during the holiday season is to give back … to support those who have not been as lucky or fortunate as most of us. On Friday, December 28th, members of the Flames Midget 16AA White and Midget 18A teams took the opportunity to do just that — by volunteering their time to help the Pediatric Cancer Foundation of the Lehigh Valley. Here are photos and video from that day. For the full story, click here.
Midget 18A – Races For Charity
October 7, 2012, Upper Saucon Township Community Park. The Flames Midget 18A team put on their running shoes today to support the Autism Society of Lehigh Valley in a mile race for charity. The Autism Society of Lehigh Valley hosted the competitive one mile race — part of a fundraiser in support of the families in the Lehigh Valley who live with Autism.
The Flames players themselves organized their participation in the event. Click on the thumbnails below for more photos.
Click the links below for Lehigh Valley Live’s coverage of the event, as well as their photos of Flames players crossing the finish line:
Second Annual Hockey Day Is A Huge Success
Midget 18AA – Training With Fasst Perfomance
Coach Zach Jones’ Flames 18AA team has been training all summer with one if the country’s best strength and speed training coaches, Jason Brader. Check out the video below!
Midget 18A – Summer Picnic
Thank you to the Tanczos Family for hosting, and for everyone’s food and drink contribution. Great Day!
Take a look at this goalie mask …
This is Squirt B goaltender Luke Shingle’s freshly painted goalie mask. The theme is “Ready to play, day and night, home and away.” It sports the Flames logo prominently, with his nickname, “Rhino,” represented on the chin and sides. Steel Stacks is shown in the background. The head plate features the Flames name, as well as Luke’s, and the “DGD” stands for his goalie coach, Terry Denike. The mask was painted by artist Doug Wager (Twitter: @wzlhed). Awesome!