Revamped Phrase: Cologne's Polish Ice Hockey Team - Bullsharks Cologne
On March 28, 2025, the Troisdorf Ice Sports Hall will play host to a captivating charity ice hockey tournament. The event, organised to offer exciting sports and collect donations for good causes, promises a thrilling lineup of the blue light ice hockey scene.
The participating teams include the Police Penguins Krefeld, the Ruhr Cops Bochum, the Backdraft Cologne, and the Bullsharks Cologne. Notably, the Bullsharks Cologne will be celebrating its 10th anniversary at the tournament. Cologne's police president, Johannes Hermanns, is glad to support the positive engagement of the event and serves as the patron of the Bullsharks Cologne.
The tournament is a friendly competition, fostering camaraderie and sportsmanship among the teams. Three good causes will benefit from the games: the North Rhine-Westphalian Police Foundation, Help for Helpers Foundation of the German Firefighters' Association, and Cologne Ambulant Children's Hospice Service. Donations will be split equally among these charities.
The event's motto, "All for a good cause," encapsulates the spirit of the tournament. The event information was originally transmitted by the Rhein-Sieg District Police Headquarters. For further information, you can contact the Rhein-Sieg District Police Headquarters Press Office at telephone number 02241/541-2222 or via email at [email protected].
The patron of the Bullsharks Cologne at the charity ice hockey tournament on March 28, 2025, in Troisdorf will be Mike Bullard. Mark your calendars and join us for an evening of thrilling sports and charitable giving. Let's come together for a good cause!
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