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Hat Tricks’ Hockey Players Condition Youth Softball Athletes And Honor Them At Game

Published: Nov 19, 2025 7:00 am

Danbury Hat Tricks hockey players Jordon Kromm and Denis Zaychik (who has since been traded to the Indiana Sentinels) attended a fall softball practice and ran a fun-filled conditioning session for 12U and 14U softball players at Treadwell Park in mid October.

The fall ball players are winding down their season while the Hat Tricks are just getting going for their campaign. Newtown’s softball players attended the November 1 game and were recognized on the ice before the Hat Tricks skated to an 8-5 win over the Watertown Wolves. The Hat Tricks host the Binghamton Black Bears Saturday, November 22 at 7 pm. For information, visit danburyhattricks.com.

Newtown youth softball players at a Danbury Hat Tricks game are, front: Harper Brundage; and back from left: Hadley McMurdo, Reese Laufer, Hannah Buckley, Leah Carias, Mackayla Viveros, Charlotte Kirby, Aria Hittenmark, Finley McMurdo, and Mackenzie Warnock. The Hat Tricks ran a conditioning session with the players at Treadwell Park this fall, then honored the girls at an early-November game. —Photo courtesy Sara Laufer

Danbury Hat Tricks hockey players Jordon Kromm, far left, and Denis Zaychik attended a fall softball practice and ran a fun-filled conditioning session for 12U and 14U softball players at Treadwell Park in mid October. Also pictured is John Brundage (second from right in back), who coaches the softball players. —Bee Photo, Hutchison

Mackayla Viveros and Leah Carias visited with the Hat Tricks’ mascot. —Photo courtesy Marc Carias

Softball players got to stand with the players on the ice for the pregame ceremony. —photo courtesy Meagan Warnock

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