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2016 Frosty Mug

Hockey - Men

Gryphons Winter Homecoming - The 2016 Frosty Mug

 


EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE 2016 FROSTY MUG


Guelph, ON - Thursday, January 14th, 2016. Circle the date on your calendars. That is the night of the Gryphons Winter Homecoming hockey game as the U of G Men's Hockey team will play host to the Western Mustangs in the 7th edition of The Frosty Mug presented by Canadian Tire. The game is scheduled for 6:30pm at the Sleeman Centre in downtown Guelph.
 

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TICKET PRICES

 
Adults $10
Students & Youth $5
Children 6 and under FREE


WHAT IS THE FROSTY MUG?


"The Frosty Mug" refers to the Gryphons annual men's varsity hockey game which is played at the Sleeman Centre in mid-January. This event has been labelled the Gryphons Winter Homecoming and is a chance for students, alumni, families, faculty, staff and corporate partners to re-connect with the University of Guelph. In January of 2015, over 3,000 fans were in attendance to cheer on the Gryphons to a 6-4 win over Brock in what was the largest crowd in Frosty Mug history. Having this game take place off campus and in the heart of the community is an important step for Gryphon Athletics in helping further cultivate the connection between the University community and the City of Guelph community. The support that the Gryphons have received from both the U of G student body as well as the larger Guelph community as a whole continues to grow with each passing year. 

"The Frosty Mug" hockey game also serves as an opportunity for Gryphon Athletics to provide a limited number of free tickets to the four associations who have joined forces with the Gryphons to create "Junior Gryphon" partnerships (GMHA, GGHA, GMFA & GYBA). While the fan experience at this event is second-to-none, so too is the quality of the hockey that fans get to witness on the ice. With over 30 former CHL players (OHL, WHL & QMJHL) on the ice between the two teams, the level of hockey is second-to-none in the area. Also, when the Gryphons take the ice on Thursday, January 14 for the 2016 Frosty Mug, they will be doing so as the defending OUA champions after having captured the Queen's Cup in March of 2015.



FROSTY FACTS

 
Gryphons all-time record in the Frosty Mug: 4-2-0
 
EDITION RESULT SCORE DATE
Inaugural Frosty Mug LOSS Gryphons 1 - Waterloo 3 January 23, 2010
2nd Annual Frosty Mug WON Gryphons 3 - Laurier 2 January 21, 2011
3rd Annual Frosty Mug WON Gryphons 5 - Laurier 3 January 20, 2012
4th Annual Frosty Mug WON Gryphons 3 - Waterloo 2 January 18, 2013
5th Annual Frosty Mug LOSS Gryphons 1 - York 2 January 17, 2014
6th Annual Frosty Mug WON Gryphons 6 - Brock 4 January 16, 2015


HIGHEST ATTENDANCE

3,226 (6th Annual Frosty Mug - Jan. 16, 2015)
 

FIRST GOAL SCORED IN FROSTY MUG HISTORY

Chris Ray – Waterloo Warriors (Jan. 23, 2010)

***1st Gryphon goal scored in Frosty Mug history: Jake Lalonde (Jan. 23, 2010)***
 
ALL-TIME POINT LEADERS IN FROSTY MUG HISTORY
 
PLAYER SCHOOL GOALS ASSISTS POINTS
Justin Gvora Guelph 4 1 5
Ken Peroff Guelph 1 3 4
James Merrett Guelph 2 1 3
Jon-Thomas MacDonald Guelph 0 3 3
Nick Huard         Guelph 1 2 3
Mac Nichol Guelph 0 3 3
Teal Burns Guelph 1 2 3
Kris Belan Guelph 0 2 2
Ed Gale Guelph 1 1 2
Matthew Lyall Guelph 0 2 2
Carlos Amestoy Guelph 1 1 2
Jordan Mock Guelph 2 0 2
Steven Strong Guelph 1 1 2
 
 **8 others tied with 2 points**
 
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Players Mentioned

Steven Strong

#15 Steven Strong

D
6' 0"
Sophomore
2
Teal Burns

#8 Teal Burns

RW
6' 0"
Sophomore
2
Jordan Mock

#9 Jordan Mock

F
6' 0"
Junior
3
Mac Nichol

#5 Mac Nichol

Defense
5' 10"
2
Carlos Amestoy

#26 Carlos Amestoy

Centre
5' 7"
5

Players Mentioned

Steven Strong

#15 Steven Strong

6' 0"
Sophomore
2
D
Teal Burns

#8 Teal Burns

6' 0"
Sophomore
2
RW
Jordan Mock

#9 Jordan Mock

6' 0"
Junior
3
F
Mac Nichol

#5 Mac Nichol

5' 10"
2
Defense
Carlos Amestoy

#26 Carlos Amestoy

5' 7"
5
Centre