A little over a year after my son Logan was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes I was thinking of a way to combine our love of hockey with the need to raise awareness and funds to find a cure for this life altering disease.

In August of 2014 Logan and I formed an organization, Hockey Fights T1D, and started planning a benefit event that included an ice hockey game with raffles. Local hockey players made a donation to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund (JDRF) to play in the game and friends and family gathered in support. Items were donated from local businesses and were raffled off to raise additional funds.

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2020 Syracuse Pro Experience Registration Now Open

Have you ever wanted to play hockey in an AHL rink? Now is your chance! We have partnered with the Syracuse Crunch to provide you with an experience to play hockey at the War Memorial at the On Center in Syracuse, NY. Feel like a pro as you take the ice where many past and…

A T1D College Hockey Hero

Early in the month of November Mark Doherty reached out and invited Logan and I to be his guests at the University of Maine BlackBears vs the St. Lawrence Saints game in Canton, NY. He saw the article about our organization in USA Hockey magazine and wanted us to meet his son Tim Doherty a…

Diabetes Awareness Night with the Adirondack Thunder Raises $5,629!

Jake’s Heroes and Hockey Fights T1D is happy to announce the total money raised at their 2nd Annual Diabetes Awareness Night with the Adirondack Thunder (to benefit JDRF). The event was held at the Cool Insuring Arena in Glens Falls NY on November 30th. They hosted a benefit game with players from Hockey Fights T1D…

2020 Utica Pro Experience Registration Now Open

We are partnering again with the Utica College Pioneers mens hockey team and Alion Science and Technology to bring back our biggest event to the local area. This event will be held on Saturday January 25th, 2020. Locker rooms will open at 4pm Our ice time will be from 5pm – 5:50pm That night we…

Today is Small Business Saturday!

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We are thankful for all of you!

Today and every day we are thankful for our T1D Hockey friends and family.  We have created a few Facebook Groups to allow you to more easily connect with each other.  Please feel free to join as many of them as you would like. USA – facebook.com/groups/HFT1DUSA Canada – facebook.com/groups/HFT1DCA North America – facebook.com/groups/HFT1DNA International…

PREMIUM JERSEY SALE $55.00!!

PREMIUM JERSEY SALE $55.00!! This is the only time of the year that your jerseys go on sale so don’t hesitate to get one. They are regularly $79.99. We are not sure how long the manufacturer will be running this sale so act now! Each one of the 4 styles can be customized with a…

6th Annual Fall Freeze Presented By Mountainside Medical Big Success!

On Saturday October 26th Hockey Fights T1D held its 6th Annual Fall Freeze at the New Hartford Rec Center. The presenting sponsor of this years event was Mountainside Medical. This is the 6th year that Mountainside Medical has been a major donor or sponsor. The total raised from sponsors, player registration, donations and raffles this…

The New Hockey Fights T1D Premium Jerseys

We at Hockey Fights T1D are proud to announce the Hockey Fights T1D Premium Jerseys. We have partnered with graphic designer and Type 1 Diabetic professional hockey player Taylor Vause, on thes original designs.https://www.theloadguru.com/

The design of the jersey displays many icons which have an important meaning in the Type 1 Diabetes community. Featured on the front of the jersey is the Hockey Fights T1D logo (originally designed by graphic designer Mike Verminski). The center features a grey ribbon, which is the color chosen to represent Type 1 Diabetes. The ribbon features a blood drop, which represent the testing of blood glucose, a key component of managing T1D. A blue circle, an international symbol in the diabetes community, surrounds the gray ribbon. “The color blue reflects the sky that unites all nations and is the color of the United Nations flag. The blue circle signifies the unity of the global diabetes community in response to the diabetes pandemic.” Two crossed sticks are the background of the circle and ribbon. The 2 hockey sticks represents our method of spreading awareness, and helping to raise money for new therapies and a cure. The shoulders feature the drop of blood again, representing the many blood tests per day that Type 1 Diabetics must perform; as well as the one drop of blood that can be used to diagnose someone and save their life.

Taylor Vause is a professional hockey player that was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes when he was 17. He has played for the Swift Current Broncos, Texas Stars, Idaho Steelheads, Colorado Eagles, and the Adirondack Flames. He is currently playing in Austria. Vause has designed jerseys worn by the Texas Stars, the Colorado Eagles, and 4 jerseys worn by the Swift Current Broncos. You can check out Full Stride Designs by Taylor at https://www.behance.net/fullstridedesigns. He is also well known for his NHL Photoshops (http://imgur.com/a/RqPKG).

Jerseys are made in the USA by Sublimation Kings.
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Your jersey can be personalized with a name and number or left blank.

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Together We Can Turn Type 1 into Type None!