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CASTLETON, Vt. – The Castleton University men's hockey team is hosting a first-of-its-kind contest on Friday, February 11 against UMass Boston, partnering with Rutland Regional Medical Center for the Breaking the Ice on Mental Health game to raise money and awareness for RRMC's Behavior Health Services.
 
The Spartans are the first men's hockey program in the nation to host an event of this magnitude, with one-of-a-kind jerseys being auctioned off to fans with all proceeds benefitting RRMC. All proceeds from ticket sales at the game will also be donated to the Behavior Health Services at RRMC. To bid on the jerseys, click here.
 
In addition, fans will have the opportunity to purchase commemorative Breaking the Ice on Mental Health tee-shirts at the event on February 11, and the first 200 fans through the door will receive a custom green towel courtesy of Foley Services.  The cost of admission is $7 for adults, $4 for seniors and $2 for students.
 
"The team wanted to do something to give back to the community," said head coach Kyle Richards. "We are excited to partner with Rutland Regional Medical Center to raise awareness and support for mental health services, and we're hopeful the event will have the same impact and success as the Castleton Women's Hockey team's annual Pink the Rink event."
 
For more information about the upcoming Breaking the Ice on Mental Health game, go to www.castletonsports.com or www.rrmc.org or call 802-747-3634.

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