With everything that Humboldt, Sask. has been through over the last 10 months, it’s hard to think of a better pick for Kraft Hockeyville 2019.
The town has been nominated for the annual competition, which sees the winning community take home $250,000 for arena and other upgrades.
Humboldt is up for nomination for @hockeyville and I can't think of a better place in Canada to win this competition.
— Scott Moe (@PremierScottMoe) January 17, 2019
To make sure they make it into the final round, go share stories and photos of the Elgar Petersen Arena & our @HumboldtBroncos here: https://t.co/r6ki0UCz0M
The nomination was made by the Town of Humboldt and the Elgar Petersen Arena, home of the SJHL Broncos.
Now, it’s up to the Humboldt community to submit stories about why the town should be named Hockeyville and then it’s mostly left in the hands of a panel of judges.
The judges will evaluate the story submissions, which makes up 80% of the decision, while the final 20% is based on community rally activity.
Rally points are accumulated in a number of ways, but those outside of Humboldt can help in that regard by sharing the community page on Twitter and reacting to the town’s content gallery.
This is Humboldt’s second kick at the can in the Hockeyville competition, as the town made it to the top five in 2009.
People can submit stories and support a nomination with rally points until Feb. 10, 2019.
The top four finalists will be selected on March 16, 2019 before the winner is crowned on March, 30, 2019.
You can see more about this year’s Hockeyville competition and what other communities are involved by clicking this link.
