ST. CATHARINES, Ont. - The Brock University men's hockey team will host their annual Swiss Chalet Corporate Night on Wednesday, January 21st at 7:15 when they host the nationally ranked Western Mustangs at the Seymour-Hannah Centre.

This special event will kick-off Tuesday, January 20th between 5:30pm and 8:00 pm with a Dinner and Silent Auction at the Swiss Chalet on Fourth Avenue in St. Catharines. Many of the current Badgers players will be at the restaurant and the public will have the opportunity to receive a complimentary ticket to the Wednesday night game.

"Swiss Chalet has been a long a standing community partner with the Brock hockey programme," said Brock men's hockey head coach Murray Nystrom. "We are excited to host another special corporate night with Loreto Vetrone and the staff of Swiss Chalet on Fourth Avenue." Proceeds from the Dinner and Auction go to Big Brothers Big Sisters St. Catharines - Thorold & District.

"Teaming up the Badgers and Swiss Chalet to help Big Brothers and Big Sisters is an annual event that I hope we continue to grow," said Brock Assistant Athletic Director Chris Critelli. 

Tickets to the game are $10 for Adults and $5 for youth and seniors.  

About Brock Athletics
Brock Athletics has had a rich tradition of excellence over the past 50 years winning 102 Championships including 69 provincial and 33 national titles. The Brock student-athletes have also excelled in the classroom. This past season we had 210 Presidents Awards, 106 OUA Academic Awards and 57 CIS Academic All-Canadian Award recipients.

About Swiss Chalet
Loreto Vetrone, the Owner of Swiss Chalet 4th Avenue, has been a strong community leader giving back to organizations and programs throughout the region each year. He sponsors many local teams in the community and is a strong advocate of hockey in Niagara.  

About Big Brothers Big Sisters 
As Canada's leading child and youth mentoring charity, Big Brothers Big Sisters facilitates life-changing relationships that inspire and empower children and youth to reach their potential, both as individuals and citizens.