Wenatchee, WA Town Toyota Center

May 9th, 2010. Yesterday after a 4-3 loss to Fairbanks, wrapping up a round robin play, the Bobcats rested some of their key starters for tonight’s rematch with the dogs. Yesterday it was Jake Williams in the net, but today it was Ryan Faragher, who hasn’t lost a game in the playoffs. It was the Bobcats who would open up the scoring with a goal by #7 Casey Kleisinger with assistance by Tyler Klein, making the score 1-0. The Bobcats would pad the lead to 2-0 by Jason Fabian with assistance from Nick Jensen and Sam Rendle. Next the Bobcats’ Sean McKenzie would put the nail in the coffin of Fairbanks, making it an insurmountable lead of 3-0 . Giving the Bobcats their first ever Robertson Cup title and laying claim to the fact that the number one team will reside in Bismarck, ND! I would like to congratulate the head coach of the National Champs Byron Pool and his assistant Layne Sedevie on bringing home the BIGGEST trophy ever in Bobcat’s history! The Bismarck Bobcats gave their staff writer a early 29th birthday present. May 9th 2010 is forever special to me. This win means more to me than two Borne Cups, because it means the Bobcats are the best in the entire country! I cannot wait until opening night when we raise the National Championship banner and when I get my ring! Thank you to the Bobcats for a great season and can’t wait to do it again next year.

Detroit, Michigan.
The surprise of the NHL playoffs has been the demise of the Red Wings, after barely surviving a tussle in the Desert. The Red Wings have had trouble with the Great White’s for several days, and now they find themselves looking into the jaws of defeat! The Red Wings entered the playoffs as the number eight seed, but now find themselves one game away from extinction. Tonight could be the last game in a Red Wings uniform for number 5 Nicolas Lidstrom, who is forty years old. Meanwhile, in the Eastern Conference, it’s the Golden Boy Sidney Crosby who is leading the Penguins against the Canadiens, tonight. Pittsburgh is looking to win back-to-back cup, but first must get by the Canadiens.

After the biggest win of the Bobcats season to date, The Cats now will work to outshine Traverse City, when they battle the North Star’s tonight at 9:05pm, at the Town Toyota Center, in Wenatchee, Washington. One of the biggest reasons for the Bobcat’s success this season has been player number 4, Sam Rendle, and his great play on Tuesday, as the Bobcats shut down a three-time National champion 5-3. The Cats are now just three wins away from bringing home the Rob! Tune into 1270 am to catch the game and cheer on our favorite team! Go Cats!

Wenatchee WA
This is every writers dream, every season, every writer in the legal dreams about playing for a national championship. But this year Bobcats remind me of Borne Cup team When I won two Borne Cups. We are hot at the right time, going into nationals the only team that can stop us is the Bismarck Bobcats. If we play within ourselves my dream of getting a national championship ring will be a dream come true. I want them to win a national championship that only one writer in the legal can say we are national champions and hopefully on Sunday my life will change forever.

Jeremiahboyce.com would like to wish the Bismarck Bobcats Good Luck in there quest to become hockey king. No matter what happens I will always love you guys and Very proud to be your Staff Writer. Lets Go Bobcats!!!!