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January 29th, 2016 Vol. 21, Issue 04
Thank you Chase from a HEAT mom by Kari Mostat
ou would think that getting called up by a Junior A hockey team would have been the easiest decision to make. It was not! Being a part of a community like Chase, made Logan Mostat’s decision to move to Jr. A one of the most difficult decisions he has had to make. With playoffs looming, Logan knows the Heat will go far. He wanted to stay and help where he could, but the dream of Jr. A is a strong one! The Chase Heat organization welcomed Logan into their family in September of 2014. He arrived with a heavy heart, after being released by a Jr A team. With the guidance of coach Fox and a long bumpy road, Logan bounced back and concentrated on hockey in Chase. He met new teammates, reacquainted with old ones, and was enveloped in support by the people of Chase. They became family!
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The 2015/16 season brought a few big trades to the Heat organization. It was both sad and exciting to be part of. These new players were such a great group of young men, they formed new friendships immediately. This new bond of brotherhood showed on and off the ice. The call came, it all happened in a blink of an eye! Logan had a day and a half to make the decision to leave the team and community that he had become so attached to. It was not as easy as he thought it would be to leave. The evidence of the love for hockey in Chase is shown by all the hardworking and dedicated volunteers, the Heat organization, the players, billet families, Heat fans, team sponsors and community members of Chase. It made Logan’s decision extremely difficult. Cont’d on pg 4
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