Albany FireWolves hosting ‘Retro Night’ for final home game
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April 11, 2025 - 10:50 PM
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Albany Firewolves hosting ‘Retro Night’ for final home game
The Albany Firewolves are set to play their last regular-season home game tomorrow night at MVP Arena, coinciding with a themed Retro Night. The team will wear special jerseys inspired by their former identity as the New England Black Wolves, which will be auctioned off after the game. Players Dyson Williams, Sam Firth, and Will Johansen expressed their excitement for the event and reflected on the ups and downs of the season, highlighting crowd engagement and community involvement.
The Firewolves have had a challenging season but have shown significant growth as a young team. With their biggest crowds in franchise history attending the recent games, they're motivated to secure victories in their final two matchups to enhance their playoff chances. The influence of themed events such as Retro Night was acknowledged, as these activities boost their energy and motivate them during games.
In addition to their gameplay, the players have been actively engaging with the community by visiting schools in the capital region, promoting lacrosse and connecting with fans. They've introduced the sport to around 40 schools, fostering a love for lacrosse among local youth, whether they are newcomers or well-versed in the game. As the team looks toward a hopeful playoff finish, fans are encouraged to attend the 7 p.m. game at MVP Arena.
The Albany FireWolves are set to play their last regular-season home game at MVP Arena on Saturday evening.
It coincides with a themed Retro Night. The team will wear special jerseys inspired by their former identity as the New England Black Wolves, which will be auctioned off after the game.
Players Dyson Williams, Sam Firth and Will Johansen stopped by NewsChannel 13. They expressed their excitement for the event and reflected on the ups and downs of the season, highlighting crowd engagement and community involvement.
The FireWolves have had a challenging season but have shown significant growth as a young team.
With their biggest crowds in franchise history attending the recent games, they’re motivated to secure victories in their final two matchups to enhance their playoff chances.
The players have been actively engaging with the community by visiting schools in the Capital Region, promoting lacrosse and connecting with fans. They’ve introduced the sport to around 40 schools, fostering a love for lacrosse among local youth, whether they are newcomers or well-versed in the game.