Hey everyone:
The Texas Stars, supporters of the 100 Club, is playing in the finals for the Calder Cup. Unfortunately, all tickets are sold out, however, you can tune into the NHL Network (Direct TV/Dish Cable systems)and watch the game, beginning at 7:30 PM tonight (Friday, 6/11), and on Radio 1530 AM/The Horn.
Should the Stars win tonight at home, they will lead the Hershey Bears 3-2 and play out the remaining two games away from home (should it come to that).
A win tonight will lead to a game on Monday, June 14th, where the Stars will host a Watch Party at the Cedar Park Center for FREE. Parking will be free, too! Doors will open at 5 PM, with a 6:00 PM game start time. TV and radio coverage should be available on the same networks and station previously mentioned..
So, come one ... come all, and support the Texas Stars onto victory. Remember, the Texas Stars and the 100 Club of Central Texas is a winning combination! Go Stars!
In Support of Our First Responders
To Ensure We Do Not Forget
Who We Are
- The 100 Club of Central Texas
- Central Texas
- The 100 Club is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization providing financial, legal, and emotional support to families of first responders who are killed in the line of duty. The 100 Club of Central Texas was organized in 1983 by Dr. M. James Moritz and Dr. Ed Stivers. Since that time, the Club has expanded its mission to include not only Travis County, but Hays, Caldwell, Bastrop, and Williamson Counties as well. As a result, the name was changed to the 100 Club of Central Texas and has recently included firefighters and EMS personnel in its mission. All active-duty first responders are now beneficiaries of the Club's programs. Membership now exceeds 1,200 individuals and businesses. The 100 Club maintains a Speakers' Bureau which offers qualified speakers at no charge to businesses and civic organizations in our five-county area. If you are interested in scheduling a speaker, please call 512-345-3200. Join this special organization today by becoming a member with your tax-deductible donation. Remember, the most our citizens can give is time and money; a first responder may have to give his or her life in order to serve and protect us.
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