The Condors just finished their seven game road trip with a 6-0-1 record! They currently sit a top of the entire ECHL with 49 points, putting them in first place in the West Division. Second place Long Beach trails Bakersfield by six points

The Condors return home this Saturday, January 15th against the Las Vegas Wranglers for their final meeting in Bakersfield. That game is Nip & Puck Night, featuring a personal makeover giveaway, sponsored by Bright House Networks, The Big 96.5 and Shaanti Medi-spa. One lucky fan will win a personal makeover valued at $8,000.

In the Club Room- Saturday January 15th

Classic Caesar Salad, Country Pasta Salad, Brown Sugar Carrots, Mashed Potatoes, Roast of Beef, Fresh Baked Cookies and Brownies.

B2 Networks coming to town.

All Condors home games and the majority of the remaining road games will be available for viewing at the Condors website, www.bakersfieldcondors.com. The Condors have partnered with B2 Networks LLC, based in Las Vegas, Nevada, on the pay-per-view broadcasts. Fans are able to click on the "Watch the Game Live" icon on the Condors website to view and listen to the game. The broadcast is available to fans with a DSL or Cable modem connection only and the charge is $6 per game. The Condors game in Reading, PA on Friday, January 7th was the first broadcast.

The Bakersfield Condors would like to extend a special thanks to Marine Specialist Aaron Coates. Coates is a 24-year old Kern County resident who has returned from Iraq with a purple heart. He sustained 3rd and 4th degree burns over a significant portion of his body when the fuel truck he was driving was struck by a pair of rocket propelled grenades. He risked his life by steering the truck away from the rest of his convoy before it exploded and was given only a 10% chance of survival by doctors. He served in Kosovo as well. Aaron dropped the puck at the January 1st Condors game and we would like to say thank you for all that he has done and will do for our country.

James, 22, will be headed to The 2005 Coors Light ECHL All-Star Team. The All-Star game will take place on January 26th in Reading, PA. James is in his rookie season, joining the Condors from the Los Angeles Kings, who selected him in the ninth round of the 2002 NHL Entry Draft.

New Year's Eve 2004 was a night to remember, as the Condors held a special New Year's Eve Jersey Raffle & Auction, in which the Condors teamed up with Bright House Networks and the United Way of Kern County to raise $15,050 for the United Way & Tsunami Relief Fund. "The support of this community and the Condors fans consistently amazes us," said the United Way's Director of Resource Development Jennifer Endes.

The United Way earmarked $1,000 dollars of the funds raised to go over seas and assist in the Tsunami Relief Fund. "It was good timing that we were having this auction and gave us an opportunity to help out in South East Asia," Endes added. "This auction marks a special day in Condors history, when people in Bakersfield came together and helped out those effected by the earthquake and tsunami," said Condors Director of Community Relations & Development John Ayre. "We're very fortunate to have homes to sleep in, food to eat, and clean water to drink. Whatever we can do to help out, we try and do".

The Bakersfield Condors continued their relief efforts over the New Year's weekend as they teamed up with the American Red Cross - Kern County Chapter on Saturday. Each night game worn jerseys from the 2003-2004 season were raffled off for $1.00 a ticket. $1,464 was raised during the two games, adding to the weekend totals, bringing the total amount raised to $16,514.

This is your chance to become part of the most happening office in Bakersfield. Bakersfield Sports Entertainment is looking for motivated and energetic individuals to fill internships that are currently available. Gain great work experience as well as be exposed to all aspects of a Professional Sports Team's front office. For more information please fax your resume to 661-324-6929 attention Stacey Lafortune or email it to Stacey Lafortune slafortune@bakersfieldcondors.com.

The Condors are happy to partner up with the United Way of Kern County. The United Way works in partnership with businesses, volunteers, contributors and nonprofit agencies to build stronger, healthier, more compassionate communities. This year, United Way of Kern County will invest more than $1.6 million into direct services. More than $1.1 million of that will benefit 40 local programs delivered by UWKC's funded partners, while another $450,000 will benefit 260 health and human services agencies as designated by United Way donors.

www.uwkern.org

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Happy Birthday to you!

The Condors would like to wish C, Krztsztof Wieckowski (January 14th) and Front office member Corrine Coats (January 22nd) very happy birthdays.

email: condors@bakersfieldcondors.com

phone: 661.324.PUCK (7825)

web: http://www.bakersfieldcondors.com