Third Annual

Congressional Hockey Challengebenefiting the

Fort Dupont Ice Hockey Club and the

Fort Dupont Ice Arena

March 10, 2011Verizon Center

About the Congressional Hockey Challenge

On March 6, 2009, Congressional Staff, Administration officials and lobbyists from a wide range of interests and industries left behind their day jobs to join together for a little fun on the ice to raise funds for the Fort Dupont Ice Hockey Club. The first game was played at Kettler Capitals Iceplex and had a crowd of around 300 attendees. The Lawmakers won a hard-fought 6-4 victory on that first afternoon, thanks to two goals by Congressman Brian Higgins of Buffalo (D-NY-27) and spectacular goaltending by Congressman Anthony Weiner (D-NY-9).

Thus was born the Congressional Hockey Chal-lenge. All involved share a love of the game of ice hockey coupled with a desire to make it a more widely accessible sport. In a decidedly partisan town, this event brings together lawmak-ers and lobbyists, Republicans and Democrats, in a charity ice hockey game to raise money for worthy groups.

The Congressional Hockey Challenge allows inner-city youth in Washington, DC the opportu-

nity to participate in activities and programs that build much-needed confidence and team-building skills as well as offer educational benefits.

In 2010, the event was moved to the Fort Dupont Ice Arena and garnered the support of the National Hockey League and the Washington Capitals. Over 500 crowded the stands to watch the game, and over $50,000 was raised for the Fort Dupont Ice Hockey Club and Fort Dupont Ice Arena. The Lobbyists, thanks to stellar goaltending by Andrew Emerson and Brian Regan, and a potent offense spearheaded by C2 GROUP’s own Nelson Litterst (two goals) and Sean O’Neill of the Associated General Contractors of America (one goal, two assists), roared back to win 7-2.

This year’s ice hockey game is being played at the Verizon Center due to the assistance and generosity of the Washington Capitals and the National Hockey League. There are many additional sponsors including Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund, Comcast, PhRMA and UPS to name a few that have helped to make this year’s event a success!

We invite you to thumb through this program to learn more about ALL our generous spon-sors as well as the players that make up each of tonight’s rosters.

Thank you for being here to support the Fort Dupont Ice Hockey Club and the Fort Dupont Ice Arena. With each team a victor in previous meetings, you can bet tonight’s game will be a great one!

About the Fort Dupont Ice Hockey Club

Founded in 1978 by Neal Henderson, The Fort Dupont Ice Hockey Club is an NHL-sponsored, award-winning 501(c)(3) charitable organization providing local and inner-city youth with the opportunity to participate in an organized ice hockey program. Participants have a wide range of experience in skating and game play, and ages range from 8 to 17. The program teaches young people discipline through athletics and coaching, and helps establish self-esteem, a sense of purpose, and offers an incentive to excel academically. The benefits of or-ganized sports extend far beyond the rink: the girls and boys who join the Fort Dupont Ice Hockey Club learn life skills. As these children grow, they will become bet-ter citizens and will learn to give respect and anticipate respect. Children participating in the Fort Dupont Ice Hockey Club have a 100 percent high school gradua-tion rate, and over 90 percent continue to higher educa-tion. In 2010, Neal was the recipient of the Bridgestone Americas Mark Messier Youth Leadership Award, one of the most prestigious awards given to a member of the hockey community.

About the Fort Dupont Ice Arena

The home rink of the Fort Dupont Ice Hockey Club, the Fort Dupont Ice Arena is situated on National Park Ser-vice land and operated by Friends of Fort Dupont Ice Arena, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. The Arena contains the only public indoor ice rink in the District of Columbia and has been named as an America’s Promise “Safe Place” – a safe place for young people with structured activities during non-school hours. This designation was awarded to the Arena in December of 2001 by America’s Promise, the Alliance for Youth organization founded by General Colin L. Powell. It serves as an anchor in its community and as a place of refuge for children in need by providing skating instruc-tion and classroom activities free of charge or at highly affordable rates.

Team Lawmakers

Rep. Anthony Weiner/Goalie/#9Height/weight: 6’5”/235Hometown: Brooklyn, NYCollege: SUNY PlattsburghEmployer: House of RepresentativesFavorite NHL Team: IslandersFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: The KnackFirst car you owned: ‘73 CutlassFirst job: Bagel baker

John Billings/DefenseHeight/weight: 5’11”/175Hometown: New Milford, CTCollege: Dartmouth CollegeEmployer: Congressman Charles Bass (NH02)Favorite NHL Team: Hartford WhalersFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Guns N’ RosesFirst car you owned: WranglerFirst job: Hiking Trail Maintenance

Rep. Brian Higgins/Forward, Left Wing/#27Height/weight: 6’2”/ Fighting WeightHometown: South Buffalo, NYCollege: Buffalo State College & Harvard UniversityEmployer: The Citizens of Western New YorkFavorite NHL Team: Buffalo’s own Sabres (of course)Favorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: 10,000 Maniacs with Jamestown, NY native Dennis Drew on keyboard and Springsteen - “The Boss”First car you owned: Pierce-Arrow (Not really, but did you know they were made in Buffalo?)First job: Working the trowel with my bricklayer father and uncles

Joel Brubaker/Defense/#44Height/weight: 6’4”/210Hometown: Lancaster, PACollege: Gettysburg CollegeEmployer: Congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV)Favorite NHL Team: Philadelphia FlyersFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: U2First car you owned: Honda AccordFirst job: Hechingers

Rep. Mike Quigley/Right Wing/#5Height/weight: 5’7”/150Hometown: ChicagoCollege: Roosevelt, Loyola, and U of ChicagoEmployer: Constituents of IL’s 5th Congressional DistrictFavorite NHL Team: BlackhawksFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Mott the HoopleFirst car you owned: ’66 MustangFirst job: Worked at a Bowling Alley

Jeff Burton/Forward/#33Height/weight: 6’3”/260Hometown: Torrance, CACollege: Northern Arizona UniversityEmployer: National Republican Congressional CommitteeFavorite NHL Team: Los Angeles KingsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Guns N’ RosesFirst car you owned: 1964 ½ - Ford MustangFirst job: Working for my dad as his plumber’s apprentice $3/hr.

Rep. Larry Bucshon/Forward/#96Height/weight: 5’8”/185Hometown: Kincaid, ILCollege: University of IllinoisEmployer: Indiana 08, House of RepresentativesFavorite NHL Team: Chicago BlackhawksFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: JourneyFirst car you owned: Mercury CometFirst job: Medical resident in surgery

Brad Dayspring/Defense/#2Height/weight: 6’0”/185Hometown: Pompton Lakes, NJ College: Villanova UniversityEmployer: Majority Leader Eric CantorFavorite NHL Team: NY RangersFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Guns N’ RosesFirst car you owned: Ford ProbeFirst job: Being a pest

John Kerry/Forward, Right Wing/#01Height: 6’4”Hometown: Boston, MACollege: Yale UniversityEmployer: The People of MassachusettsFavorite NHL Team: BruinsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Rolling StonesFirst job: Campaign volunteer for Ted Kennedy

Rep. Pat Meehan/Left Wing/#94Height/weight: 6’2”/210Hometown: Drexel Hill, PACollege: BowdoinEmployer: US House of RepresentativesFavorite NHL Team: Philadelphia FlyersFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s:Bruce SpringsteenFirst car you owned: VW BeetleFirst job: Caddy

John Goodwin/Forward/#37Height/weight: 5’11”/220Hometown: Cranston, RICollege: Marymount UniversityEmployer: Congressman Raul LabradorFavorite NHL Team: Boston BruinsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: AerosmithFirst car you owned: Dodge AriesFirst job: Caddy

Jeff “Big Mac” McEvoy/Front of net/#3Height/weight: 6’3”/265Hometown: Lewiston, NYCollege: U.S. Army School of Hard KnocksEmployer: U.S. Senate SAAFavorite NHL Team: Buffalo SabresFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: The Beach BoysFirst car you owned: 1972 Dodge ChargerFirst job: Gas station attendant

Stephen Hedger/Goalie/#1Height/weight: 5’10”/185Hometown: Washington, D.C.College: West PointEmployer: U.S. SenateFavorite NHL Team: Washington CapitalsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Bruce SpringsteenFirst car you owned: Toyota 4RunnerFirst job: Paper boy

Andrew Mills/ForwardHeight/weight: 5’10”/175Hometown: Carmel, IndianaCollege: Purdue UniversityEmployer: Senator Richard G. Lugar Favorite NHL Team: Pittsburgh PenguinsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Journey (were there other bands?)First car you owned: Honda PreludeFirst job: Owned a lawn care company (me pushing a mower)

Stephen Kraly/Defense/#21Height/weight: 5’9”/190Hometown: Union, NJCollege: Kutztown University (PA)Employer: Rep. Paul Broun (GA-10)Favorite NHL Team: New York RangersFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: NWAFirst car you owned: 1986 Buick Riviera aka The Pimp Mobile First job: Selling golf balls and soda on the golf course

Jon Oehmen/Center/#16Height/weight: 5’9”/185Hometown: St. Louis, MOCollege: Colorado State UniversityEmployer: U.S. Rep. John SullivanFavorite NHL Team: St. Louis BluesFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Grateful DeadFirst car you owned: ’87 Jeep Cherokee – aka, the war wagonFirst job: Bicycle Shop

Gerrit Lansing/Center/#16Height/weight: 6’0”/180Hometown: Lake Forest, ILCollege: The University of the SouthEmployer: Congressman Peter J. RoskamFavorite NHL Team: The Stanley Cup Champion Chicago BlackhawksFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Guns N’ RosesFirst car you owned: 2005 Volvo v50First job: Zamboni Driver in Lake Forest, IL

Tim Regan/Forward/#9Height/weight: 5’11”/200Hometown: Fairfax, VACollege: George Mason UniversityEmployer: Clerk of the House of RepresentativesFavorite NHL Team: CapitalsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: JourneyFirst car you owned: Chevy BerettaFirst job: Hockey Camp Counselor

Bob Fischer/Defense/#64Height/weight: 6’0”/215Hometown: Buffalo, NYCollege: SUNY GeneseoEmployer: Assistant Manager - House Democratic CloakroomFavorite NHL Team: Buffalo SabresFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: The WhoFirst car you owned: 1973 Chevy Caprice Classic First job: Staff Assistant - Office of the Doorkeeper

Tory Mazzola/Defense/#24Height/weight: 5’8”/170Hometown: Wakefield, MACollege: University of New Hampshire, DurhamEmployer: National Republican Congressional CommitteeFavorite NHL Team: Boston BruinsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: New Kids on the BlockFirst car you owned: Ford RangerFirst job: Delivering newspapers

Team Lawmakers

Team Lawmakers

Cecil “Jack” Way/Wing, Defense/#17Height/weight: 5’9”/185Hometown: Montclair, NJCollege: THE American University, Washington DCEmployer: Department of Homeland Security – Federal Emergency Management AgencyFavorite NHL Team: Washington CapitalsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Leo SayerFirst car you owned: ‘71 Ford TorinoFirst job: Senator Frank R. Lautenberg’s Scheduler

Zach McEvoySon of Team Lawmakers Forward Jeff McEvoy, Zach McEvoy will sing the National Anthem at the 3rd Annual Congressional Hockey Challenge.

Tim Sheehan/Forward/#5Height/weight: 5’11”/170Hometown: West Hartford, CT aka The Mean StreetsCollege: UConnEmployer: House Rules CommitteeFavorite NHL Team: CapsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: The ClashFirst car you owned: 1978 Mercury MarquisFirst job: Landscaper

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Ian Bennitt/Forward/#19Height/weight: 5’11”/185Hometown: Branford, CTCollege: Skidmore CollegeEmployer: Shipbuilders Council of AmericaFavorite NHL Team: WhalersFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Huey Lewis and the NewsFirst car you owned: Reliant KFirst job: Apprentice, Estate Solution LLC

Christian Gullott/Defense, Forward/#27Height/weight: 5’10”/175Hometown: Schenectady, NY College: Siena CollegeEmployer: Bridgestone Americas, Inc.Favorite NHL Team: Washington CapitalsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: BostonFirst car you owned: JeepFirst job: Steering Committee Coordinator, NYS Assembly Minority Leader

Nick Bliss/Center/#18Height/weight: 5’10”/200Hometown: McLean, VACollege: Salve Regina UniversityEmployer: New York LifeFavorite NHL Team: Washington CapitalsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Talking Heads & Widespread PanicFirst car you owned: Sebring ConvertibleFirst job: Hockey Referee

Jeff “Mr. Wonderful” Kimbell/Right Wing (Tea Party)/#17 (Assistant Captain)Height/weight: 5’11”/185 lbs of twisted steel and sex appealHometown: Lake Forest, IL College: Southern Methodist University Employer: Jeffrey Kimbell & Associates and Magnum Entertainment Group, Inc.Favorite NHL Team: Blackhawks (NHL), OK City Barons (AHL), Utah Grizzlies (ECHL) Favorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: KrokusFirst car you owned: ‘69 Plymouth GTX ConvertibleFirst job: Intern for Rep. Sam Johnson (R-TX), District office, Dallas, TX

John Cline/Left Wing/#10Height/weight: 6’3”/220Hometown: Chicago, ILCollege: The Northern Illinois UniversityEmployer: C2 GROUPFavorite NHL Team: Chicago BlackhawksFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Chicago ...of courseFirst car you owned: White 1963 Buick Wildcat w/ Red Leather Interior - NO SEATBELTSFirst job: Clerk - Jewel/Osco Food and Drug Stores

Melissa Lavinson/Defense/#4 Height/weight: 5’5”/125Hometown: Princeton, NJCollege: Hamilton CollegeEmployer: Pacific Gas and Electric CompanyFavorite NHL Team: DevilsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Fleetwood Mac First car you owned: Subaru “egg”First job: Bartender

Brooke Coburn/Forward/#7Height/weight: 6’/200Hometown: Canton, NYCollege: PrincetonEmployer: The Carlyle GroupFavorite NHL Team: Washington CapitalsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Van HalenFirst car you owned: Jeep CJ7First job: Downstream Oil & Gas Services (pumping gas)

Nick “Title IX” Lewis/Forward/#66Height/weight: 5’10”/175Hometown: New York CityCollege: SUNY New Paltz, AKA “Harvard of the Hudson Valley”Employer: UPSFavorite NHL Team: The Washington Capitals Favorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Oingo BoingoFirst car you owned: 1986 Chevrolet Caprice Estate WagonFirst job: Instructor of the Top Gun Instructors/Age 14/Miramar, California

Justin Beachnau/Forward/#37Height/weight: 5’8”/195Hometown: Pittsburgh, PACollege: Duquesne UniversityEmployer: IBMFavorite NHL Team: Pittsburgh PeguinsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Led ZeppelinFirst car you owned: Volkswagen JettaFirst job: Hockey Pro Shop

Bob Filippone/Left Out/#18Height/weight: 5’9”/163Hometown: Braintree, MACollege: WPIEmployer: PhRMAFavorite NHL Team: BruinsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: AerosmithFirst car you owned: Ford Torino WagonFirst job: Dishwasher

Team Lobbyists

Lobbyists

George Lowe/Winger/#21Height/weight: 6’0”/190Hometown: Anchorage, AlaskaCollege: University of OregonEmployer: Brown RudnickFavorite NHL Team: CapsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Led Zeppelin First car you owned: Jeep WranglerFirst job: News paperboy

Andrew Sasinowski/Goalie Height/weight: 6’0”/210Hometown: Brighton, MichiganCollege: University of Michigan Employer: United States Patent and Trademark OfficeFavorite NHL Team: Detroit Red WingsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: David BowieFirst car you owned: 1992 Ford Escort First job: Cashier

Rick Murphy/Forward/#51Height/weight: 6’0”/214Hometown: Middlebury, CTCollege: New England CollegeEmployer: SelfFavorite NHL Team: Whalers Favorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Mountain First car you owned: Mustang 5.0 Silver AnniversaryFirst job: Dock Boy

Kraig Siracuse/Left Wing/#20Height/weight: 6’0”/210Hometown: Rochester, NYCollege: George WashingtonEmployer: Park StrategiesFavorite NHL Team: CapsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: The Who First car you owned: (Still own) ‘91 Jeep WranglerFirst job: Senator Alfonse D’Arnato

Seon O’Neill/Defense/#72Height/weight: 6’2”/210Hometown: Buffalo, NYCollege: CortlandEmployer: Associated General Contractors of AmericaFavorite NHL Team: Buffalo SabresFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: GOGDFirst car you owned: Chevy S-10First job: Bartender

Seth Webb/Defense/#22Height/weight: 5’8”/175Hometown: Marblehead, MACollege: Muskingum CollegeEmployer: Google, Inc.Favorite NHL Team: Boston BruinsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: The Doors First car you owned: A jeepFirst job: Mowing lawns

Mark Peterson/Defense/#9Height/weight: 6’3”/225Hometown: Hutchinson, MN College: University of North DakotaEmployer: American Institute of CPAsFavorite NHL Team: Minnesota North StarsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: ClashFirst car you owned: Toyota CorollaFirst job: Projectionist/Doorman at the State Theater

Ian Weston/Team Medic, Trainer/#99 Height/weight: 5’7”/165Hometown: Long Island, NYCollege: Syracuse UniversityEmployer: Children’s National Medical CenterFavorite NHL Team: Da’ NY RangersFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Captain and Tennille First car you owned: Little Tikes Cozy CoupeFirst job: Legislative Assistant for U.S. Congress-man John Sweeney (NY-20)

Nelson Litterst/Forward/#11Height/weight: 5’11”/180Hometown: Peoria, ILCollege: Indiana UniversityEmployer: C2 GROUPFavorite NHL Team: CapsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: RushFirst car you owned: 75 CamaroFirst job: Stock Boy at a Liquor Store

Brian Regan/Goalie/#1Height/weight: 6’0”/180Hometown: Fairfax, VACollege: University of DelawareEmployer: PCIA--The Wireless Infrastructure AssociationFavorite NHL Team: CapsFavorite Band from the 70’s or 80’s: Talking HeadsFirst car you owned: Jeep Grand Cherokee covered in Phish stickersFirst job: Short order cook at a public golf course

Team Lobbyists

 

 

 

 

Congratulations

to Neal Henderson

Founder,

Fort DuPont Ice Hockey Club,

Washington, D.C.,

for receiving the 2010 Bridgestone Mark Messier Youth

Leadership Award, created to recognize youth hockey players

or mentors for their leadership and contributions to youth sports

or education.

Your leadership in youth hockey and your dedication to

community service have been an inspiration to us all.

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