In October, the last time the played the Icebreakers at the 91原创 Sportsplex, the Walleye won, 10-7.

It was a friendly, referee-free game, where the score mattered less than the amount raised for the BC Children鈥檚 Hospital Foundation (BCCHF), a one-day record of $650.

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Saturday, Dec. 17, the two teams will meet again at the Sportplex, aiming to beat that amount.

On their page, the Walleye describe themselves an independent hockey club comprised of players from around the lower mainland, 鈥渨ho are passionate about playing hockey and helping the British Columbia Children鈥檚 Hospital Foundation鈥� by playing games against various other teams at different rinks鈥�

鈥淥ur goal is to raise as much money as possible this year, and beat it next, over and over again.鈥�

To date, the team has raised $1,745.

Their rematch with the Icebreakers starts at 11 a.m. Admission is free, and are so are kid-friendly activities that include holiday music and goodie bags.

Raffle tickets will be on sale for a dollar each, for donated prizes from the Coquitlam Express, Vancouver Whitecaps FC, Sandman Hotels, Old Spaghetti Factory, Cariboo Brewing, Friendly Cartel Clothing, and the scavenger hunt Let鈥檚 Roam company.

Tickets can be purchased in advance at or at the rink on game day.

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Since 1982, the BC Children鈥檚 Hospital Foundation has worked with children, families, businesses and hundreds of thousands of British Columbians to raise funds for BC Children鈥檚 Hospital, Sunny Hill Health Centre for Children and the BC Children鈥檚 Hospital Research Institute.

BC Children鈥檚 Hospital is the only full-service, pediatric acute care hospital serving children living in BC and the Yukon.