Support Rams hockey and their community holiday toy drive
On November 19 and November 25, the womens and mens Rams hockey teams will be collecting toys to be donated to the CTV Toy Mountain campaign.
The Mattamy Athletic Centre can now welcome crowds back at 50 per cent capacity and the Rams hockey teams are ready.
At the women’s hockey game on November 19 and the men's hockey game on November 25 - both versus U of T - the teams will be accepting toy donations. The holiday toy drive is in support of the Salvation Army and the CTV Toy Mountain Campaign.
All students, staff, faculty and fans are encouraged to bring teddy bears or other stuffed toys to the games and toss them onto the ice when the Rams score their first goal. All teddy bears will be donated to The Salvation Army and Family Service Centers and given to families this holiday season.
On game days, LOSH Bears (external link) will be sold at the gate for a discounted rate of $10. Sarah Norris, CEO and chief curator of Teddy Bear Empire Inc., will be selling all bears at cost in order to make her soft and cuddly bears more affordable for students and fans. Sarah's LOSH HUG-ME’Z are a collection of six colourful and caring bears designed to make their way into the world through the lives of children. (external link) LOSH Bears is a proud Indigenous-Canadian company.
Fans at both games will have the chance to win one of two pairs of Toronto Maple Leafs tickets.
New online ticketing system
New this season, spectators for all basketball, hockey and volleyball games as well as OUA and U SPORTS championships must book their tickets in advance at Mattamy ticketing (external link) . Ryerson students, staff and faculty receive free admission (with your OneCard) to all Rams regular season home games, but tickets still need to be reserved in advance online.
General Admission: $10.00
Purchase tickets here (external link)
Students, Staff, Faculty: FREE
Book tickets here (external link) . Use access code RAMS. OneCard must be presented at the door.
The game day ticket policy can be found here (external link) .
In addition to booking tickets online, all attendees must pass the onsite COVID-19 health screening questions prior to entry. Attendees must also show proof of double-vaccination and photo ID on arrival. This can be a OneCard, driver’s license or health card. Proof of vaccination can be shown through the RyersonSafe App or the Ontario QR Code.
OUA COVID-19 protocols state that spectators are required to remain in the designated seating/viewing area. Fans are required to wear a mask or face covering at all times.
The full schedule of games can be found here (external link) .