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T-Birds Team Building Event at Bellevue Challenge Course
Check out photos of player taking part in teamwork activities
The T-Birds went to the Bellevue Challenge Course for a team building event on Saturday, October 13. The Bellevue Challenge Course at Eastgate Park, nestled on a hillside above South Bellevue Community Center and tucked among the firs, cedars and broad-leaf maples, is comprised of three independent elements: a high course, low course and vertical play pen. These elements are the tools used in a series of activities designed to improve the performance and cohesiveness of any group through a combination of teamwork, communication and individual problem-solving.
Check out photos of the T-Birds at the Bellevue Challenge Course
Click here for more information on how your business or group can take advantage of the Bellevue Challenge Course for a team building event. |
 T-Birds Join Fight Against Breast Cancer
In support of breast cancer awareness month the T-Birds have partnered with Valley Medical Center for GLOW- Pink the Rink. Fans in attendance on October 28 will see the Thunderbirds play against the Kamloops Blazers on Pink Ice. A portion of ticket sales will go to The Breast Center at Valley Medical to help provide mammograms to women in financial need.
Last year the T-Birds defeated the Victoria Royals 5-4 on pink ice in the first ever GLOW-Pink the Rink game.
■ Pre-game Party on the Plaza with inflatables, games and live entertainment from 2-5 PM
■ GLOWing wand giveaway for the first 5,000 fans
■ Players will have pink accessories during the game which could include pink tape, shoelaces, mouth guards and sticks!
■ Pink ice!
Purchase Tickets to the Game on October 28 |
Fans can download the Program on their mobile devices or home computer. The T-Birds encourage fans to print the program at home and bring it to the game. Fans can print the whole program or only the selected pages they want. The Digital Program will provide team and WHL statistics and information not available at ShoWare Center. The Program will be available for viewing by 2pm on home game days.
Starting with regular season games, pages in the Program will be clickable. Clickable pages will include player questionnaire pages and team partner pages. This means users will be able to navigate to the T-Birds website to find out more about a specific player or statistic as well as to a team partner website to find out how they are a partner of the team. |
First Pub Night of the Season Approaching
The T-Birds first Pub Night of the 2012-13 season is set for Friday, November 16, when the T-Birds take on the Medicine Hat Tigers at ShoWare Center. For $200 you can get 10 tickets to the game, 10 beers to drink at the game and 10 T-Birds hats to wear at the game. Gather up some friends and come out for Pub Night at the T-Birds game. Purchase a Pub Night Ticket Package online or contact the T-Birds at 253-239-PUCK (7825). |
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Mobile App Updated For 2012-13 Season
App has Push Notifications
The Official Seattle Thunderbirds iPhone, Android and Blackberry Applications have been updated for the 2012-13 season. The Apps, which are a FREE download, now include push notifications. A new user-control panel for notifications will be added to the app that will allow the user to select which type of notifications they'd like to receive which include goal notifications, end of period summaries or goal-by-goal updates.
Fans can download the application for their respective device using the QR codes on the T-Birds website
Fans can also search "Thunderbirds" in the App Store, Android Marketplace and Blackberry App World to find the T-Birds new app.
The Official Seattle Thunderbirds iPhone, Android and Blackberry Applications incorporates the latest team headlines and news, scores and schedule, stats, standings and roster. The apps will connect fans to the team's social media platforms, website and promotions calendar. The new apps are a great way to stay connected to your favorite team from the drop of the first puck to the final horn. |
The Week Ahead
The fifth edition of Thunderbirds: The Week Ahead for the 2012-13 season is now available. Each week, Thunderbirds: The Week Ahead will breakdown upcoming Thunderbird opponents and provide some keys to watch for. News, notes, and trivia will also be included each week. This week we break down teh upcoming visits to Spokane and Portland |
 Third Edition of "Ask The T-Birds Doctor"
Have you ever wondered what exactly a grade 2 shoulder separation is? Or you aren't really sure of the difference between an ankle sprain and a high ankle sprain? Or maybe you keep confusing the MCL with the ACL.
The Thunderbirds proudly present the third edition of "Ask The T-Birds Doctor". These questions, and many other hockey related injury questions can be answered by the T-Birds team doctors from Valley Orthopedic Associates.
Fans can submit their questions to the T-Birds team doctors to find out exactly how a certain type of injury impacts a player.
Submitted questions will be answered in two ways. The first is we will post a new question and answer every week on the website. The second is T-Birds play-by-play voice Thom Beuning will ask a team doctor questions submitted by fans on select radio broadcasts during the season. Submit your Ask The T-Birds Doctor question here. |
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 T-Birds Home Games on Xfinity On Demand
Seattle Thunderbirds home games in the 2012-13 season will be broadcast on Xfinity On Demand. The game broadcast should be available 24 to 48 hours after the game is played. On Demand is accessible to all Xfinity subscribers who have Digital Cable. On Demand is accessed by pressing the Menu Key on the Digital Cable remote control. Once in the On Demand Menu, select the Sports & Fitness category. T-Birds games can be found in the Thunderbirds Hockey sub-category, within the Sports & Fitness category. With On Demand, viewers can start a program at any time and have the ability to stop, pause, fast-forward and rewind the selected program, as well as the ability to watch the program over and over again. |
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