Over the course of the regular season, the Oahe Capitals boys varsity team partnered with Grey Goose Store and Social Club along with Riverfront Broadcasting and for every power play goal the Caps scored, Grey Goose would donate $15 to the Bikers Against Child Abuse Oahe Chapter foundation. The Caps scored 21 times in 20 games on the power play totaling $315 from Ryan Riedy, owner of Grey Goose Store and Social Club. Riedy, who is also on the executive board for BACA, says this was a perfect idea to bring two passions together…
Riedy says it’s important to keep it local when it came to the donation as well…
Raef Briggs, the captain of this year’s Oahe Capitals team says it’s an awesome partnership to have…
Head Coach of the Oahe Capitals Steve Steele echoes the teamwork between the organizations…
The Capitals finished the season as the third best team on the power play in the state, just shy of 30%.
