Trevor has offered to donate a jersey to the program. Because of timing we do not have the jersey yet and will post a picture once we have the item.

Bio (from NHL):

Lewis is not known for offense, but he provided some for the Los Angeles Kings in Game 6 of the 2012 Stanley Cup Final. His two goals in that game against the New Jersey Devils helped Los Angeles clinch its first championship and were one fewer than he had during the 2011-12 regular season.

A Salt Lake City, Utah, native, Lewis was a first-round pick (No. 17) of the Kings in the 2006 NHL Draft. The versatile center/wing usually is a defense-first presence on the ice.

Something of a late bloomer who was not drafted until after his 19-year-old season with Des Moines of the United States Hockey League, Lewis made his NHL debut on Dec. 19, 2008, against the Buffalo Sabres. He scored his first NHL goal the next night against the Detroit Red Wings and finished the 2008-09 season with a goal and three points in six NHL games.

Officially a rookie in 2010-11 after playing five NHL games the previous season, Lewis had two assists against the Boston Bruins on Nov. 20, 2010, for his first multipoint game in the NHL. Lewis, who finished the season tied for 10th among NHL rookies with 102 hits, appeared in all six games for Los Angeles in the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs. His average ice time in the playoffs (16:39) jumped more than five minutes per game from the regular season (11:29).

Lewis' first NHL playoff goal forced overtime in Game 6 of the first round that season against the San Jose Sharks. He tied for second on the Kings with three assists in the playoffs.

Lewis was fourth on the Kings with 77 hits during the 2014 playoffs as Los Angeles won its second title in three seasons. A pending unrestricted free agent, he signed a four-year contract with the Kings on June 25, 2016.

After playing his first 12 NHL seasons with the Kings, Lewis signed a one-year, $750,000 contract with the Winnipeg Jets on Jan. 13, 2021. He scored 10 points (five goals, five assists) in 56 regular-season games with Winnipeg, then signed a one-year, $800,000 contract with the Calgary Flames on July 28, 2021. He returned to the Kings on a one-year, $775,000 contract July 1, 2023, and became the first Utah-born player to skate his 1,000th NHL game when the Kings defeated the Tampa Bay Lightning 2-1 at Crypto.com Arena on Jan. 4, 2025.

Lewis helped the United States win a bronze medal at the 2007 World Junior Championship. That came after a 2005-06 season with Des Moines where he had 35 goals and 75 points in 56 games. He was named USHL Player of the Year and Forward of the Year and won the Curt Hammer Award for combining character and skill.

NOTES & TRANSACTIONS

• USHL Player of the Year (2006)
• Signed as a free agent by Winnipeg, January 13, 2021.
• Signed as a free agent by Calgary, July 28, 2021.
• Signed as a free agent by Los Angeles, July 1, 2023.

Here we have a Glenn Anderson signed jersey from the Oilers organization!

The donor of the item is a new family to the Utah area. The donor is getting the jersey from the Oilers organization and will be bringing the item down from Canada in October. So the item will not be available until then. We truly appreciate their kindness and willingness to donate the jersey to the Lady Grizzlies organization.

Bio (from NHL):

Anderson did a lot of scoring and winning during an NHL career that earned him induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2008.

The Edmonton Oilers selected the Vancouver native in the fourth round (No. 69) of the 1979 NHL Draft. He spent 1979-80 with the Canadian National Team and played for Canada at the 1980 Lake Placid Olympics before turning pro with the Oilers in 1980-81.

Anderson scored 30 goals as a rookie, helping the second-year Oilers advance to the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. He was a 100-point scorer in each of the next two seasons and had the first of his two 54-goal seasons in 1983-84, when he finished with 99 points. Anderson also contributed 17 points (six goals, 11 assists) to help the Oilers win the Stanley Cup, their first of five in a span of seven seasons.

His second 54-goal season came in 1985-86 and coincided with his third and final 100-point season. Anderson finished with 73 points (35 goals, 38 assists) in 1986-87 and 88 (38 goals, 50 assists) in 1987-88, but had his two best playoff performances with 27 points (14 goals, 13 assists) in 21 games in 1987 and 25 points (nine goals, 16 assists) in 1988, helping the Oilers win their third and fourth Stanley Cup title.

Anderson had another big postseason in 1990, finishing with 22 points (10 goals, 12 assists) in 22 games, becoming one of seven members of the Oilers to play on all five championship teams.

But after Anderson dropped to 55 points (24 goals, 31 assists) in 1990-91, the Oilers traded him to the Toronto Maple Leafs on Sept. 19, 1991. He scored 24 and 22 goals the next two seasons with Toronto and was traded to the New York Rangers on March 21, 1994. Less than three months later, Anderson was a Stanley Cup champion for the sixth time after helping the Rangers win it all for the first time since 1940. He scored three goals in 23 playoff games, but two of the three were game-winners in the Final against the Vancouver Canucks.

Anderson signed with the St. Louis Blues on Feb. 13, 1995, was claimed on waivers by the Oilers on Jan. 25, 1996, but returned to the Blues on a waiver claim less than seven weeks later. He retired after the 1995-96 season with 1,099 points (498 goals, 601 assists) in 1,129 NHL games and 214 points (93 goals, 121 assists) in 225 Stanley Cup Playoff games. Anderson is fourth all-time in playoff scoring and fifth in goals.

He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2008, and the Oilers retired his No. 9 on Jan. 18, 2009.

NOTES & TRANSACTIONS

• BCJHL Second All-Star Team (1978)
• Played in NHL All-Star Game (1984, 1985, 1986, 1988)
• Traded to Toronto by Edmonton with Grant Fuhr and Craig Berube for Vincent Damphousse, Peter Ing, Scott Thornton and Luke Richardson, September 19, 1991.
• Traded to NY Rangers by Toronto with Toronto's 4th round pick (Alexander Korobolin) in 1994 NHL Draft and the rights to Scott Malone for Mike Gartner, March 21, 1994.
• Signed as a free agent by St. Louis, February 13, 1995.
• Signed as a free agent by Vancouver, January 22, 1996.
• Claimed on waivers by Edmonton from Vancouver, January 25, 1996.
• Claimed on waivers by St. Louis from Edmonton, March 12, 1996.

This team signed stick is one of a kind! A team signed stick from the Inaugural Season of the Utah Hockey Club. Bid now for a chance to own history! Comes with Certificate of Authenticity.

The Utah Mammoth donated this Port Authority embellished hat.

Dusty is offering training 2 x week for 4 weeks, a NEXTGEN t-shirt and BodyArmor water bottle. This is package 1 of 3 he has offered.

*Winner covers their own stick & puck fee for the lessons.

Bio:

Dr. Dusty Campbell

Founder, PT, DPT, Athletic Development Coach

Dusty created NextGen Athletics after years of treating youth athletes in South Jordan, Utah and noticing a common trend. Utah youth athletes are NOT being taught exercise technique nor how to improve athleticism in a progressive, safe manner.

He believes that it is his mission to bridge the gap between inexperience and full tilt performance as efficiently as possible while educating his athletes on injury prevention.

• Doctor of Physical Therapy (University of Utah 2019)
• 10-Year Strength and Conditioning Coach
• College Hockey Player for West Virginia University (2010-2014) ACHA M1
• 4 Years Tier II Junior Hockey

When I'm not working, I’m working… but between that, I spend my time with my wife (Renee), new daughter (Zoey), and dog hiking, snowboarding, and exploring Utah's beautiful mountains.

Own a piece of history as the Utah Grizzlies will be playing their final season (25-26) in Utah. Christian Horn the assistant coach for 24-25 donated the jersey to ULG.

Utah Grizzlies

Item: White specialty jersey (size: 56) Player: #20, Chase Hartje Details: Jersey from the Whiteout Black Friday game on 11/29/24. Bid now for your chance to own this 1/1 exclusive, jersey—a true collector’s item!

$350 value

2023 University of Utah Women's D1 Breast Cancer Awareness Jersey, #29 Bailey in size 50.

$165 value

Beehive Goaltending is proud to support the Utah Lady Grizzlies! We’re donating a premium training package valued at $250, which includes:

• Two private goalie lessons – personalized, on-ice instruction focused on skating, positioning, and fundamentals. *Winner covers the stick & puck fee for the lessons.
• One professional video review session – detailed breakdown and feedback to sharpen technique and boost game performance.

Whether your goalie is just starting their journey or looking to take their game to the next level, this package is the perfect opportunity to train with Utah’s top goalie development program.

*Winner covers their own stick & puck fee for the lessons.

Bid now and invest in elite goalie training – while supporting the Utah Lady Grizzlies! 

Bio: 

Reid Jacobson, founder of Beehive Goaltending, has dedicated 19 seasons to developing goalies from 8U through college. A Minnesota native, Reid began coaching immediately after high school and has built a reputation for teaching strong fundamentals, elite skating, and a love for the game. He is proud to support the Utah Lady Grizzlies and the growth of hockey in our community.

Coach Metcalf is offering 4 training sessions worth approximately $200-$250 of goaltender training or player lessons. He will also be offering a signed goalie stick to the winner.

*Winner covers their own stick & puck fee for the lessons.

Bio:

Born and raised in Salt Lake City Garrett was a 2015 NHL Draft Pick of the Anaheim Ducks, he competed as a goaltender for five years at the NCAA Division I level, suiting up for UMass Lowell, Mercyhurst, and Long Island University. He went on to play professionally in both the AHL and ECHL before retiring due to a career-ending injury.

Most recently, he served as an assistant coach at Long Island University (NCAA D1), where he played a key role in helping guide the program to its most successful season in program history — reaching the 20-win mark and setting a new standard for excellence. He also was invited to participate at the Utah Mammoth prospect camp held in Park City, UT July 2025.

Garrett is currently the 14U AAA coach for the Wasatch Renegades in SLC, UT.

Dusty is offering training 2 x week for 4 weeks, a NEXTGEN t-shirt and BodyArmor water bottle. This is package 2 of 3 he has offered.

*Winner covers their own stick & puck fee for the lessons.

Bio:

Dr. Dusty Campbell

Founder, PT, DPT, Athletic Development Coach

Dusty created NextGen Athletics after years of treating youth athletes in South Jordan, Utah and noticing a common trend. Utah youth athletes are NOT being taught exercise technique nor how to improve athleticism in a progressive, safe manner.

He believes that it is his mission to bridge the gap between inexperience and full tilt performance as efficiently as possible while educating his athletes on injury prevention.

• Doctor of Physical Therapy (University of Utah 2019)
• 10-Year Strength and Conditioning Coach
• College Hockey Player for West Virginia University (2010-2014) ACHA M1
• 4 Years Tier II Junior Hockey

When I'm not working, I’m working… but between that, I spend my time with my wife (Renee), new daughter (Zoey), and dog hiking, snowboarding, and exploring Utah's beautiful mountains.

Christian is offering $165 worth of training sessions. Either in his small groups, hockey school or clinic.

Bio:

A native of Chicago, Christian Grunnah culminated his amateur hockey career at the highly acclaimed college preparatory academy, Shattuck-St. Mary’s School, in Faribault, Minnesota. Having learned to skate from his father, a three-time U.S. National Champion speed skater, Christian’s approach to hockey has always been unique to that of his peers. Since he was never the biggest player on the ice, he utilized his ability to skate quickly, effectively and efficiently to be a high impact player. Using what he has learned from in-game experience, Christian has applied these techniques—as well as techniques from figure skating, biomechanics and downhill ice cross—to all of his coaching and instructing. Earning a Master of Fine Arts degree in acting from the Moscow Art Theatre in Russia, with a focus on ensemble, acrobatic and movement training techniques analogous to those used by the famous Red Army hockey program, Christian has a completely unique perspective on performance which he includes in his on-ice teachings. Since 2012, he has had the privilege of working with all levels of players, from beginning to pro, both on and off the ice, and has coached internationally in Slovakia, Germany, Austria, Canada and England.

Coach Nick is offering 2 training sessions for the winner of this auction. $120 value.

*Winner covers their own stick & puck fee for the lessons.

Bio:

Nick Fornelius was named Men's Division 2 Head Coach on July 7, 2021. He was named ACHA M2 National Coach of the Year for the 2024-2025 season.

He also was invited out to participate at the Utah Mammoth prospect camp held in Park City, UT July 2025.

Fornelius as a native of Salt Lake City, UT, started playing hockey at the age of 3 years old. He played for multiple youth programs in the State of Sport, starting with the SL County Lightning and continuing to play for the Utah Jr. Grizzlies and DCYH Golden Eagles.

While attending Skyline HS, Fornelius helped lead the Skyline hockey team to two State Championships and Nationals in Chicago both years.

After high school, Fornelius enrolled at the U of U to study Economics and joined the Utah Hockey program. He played for five years for the Skatin’ Utes at Division 2 (2014-2015) and Division 1 (2016-2019) levels, earning an “A” on his jersey his final three seasons.

For the past 10 years, Fornelius has shared his passion for hockey with others as a private skills and power skating coach as well as the Head Coach of the 14U team for the DCYH Golden Eagles for two years before joining the University of Utah coaching staff.

Coach Rob is offering 3 training sessions to cover shooting and skills. $150 value.

*Winner covers their own stick & puck fee for the lessons.

Our local SLC Pure Hockey was generous to donate a $100 gift card to use in store or online.

Dusty is offering training 2 x week for 4 weeks, a NEXTGEN t-shirt and BodyArmor water bottle. This is package 3 of 3 he has offered.

*Winner covers their own stick & puck fee for the lessons.

Bio:

Dr. Dusty Campbell

Founder, PT, DPT, Athletic Development Coach

Dusty created NextGen Athletics after years of treating youth athletes in South Jordan, Utah and noticing a common trend. Utah youth athletes are NOT being taught exercise technique nor how to improve athleticism in a progressive, safe manner.

He believes that it is his mission to bridge the gap between inexperience and full tilt performance as efficiently as possible while educating his athletes on injury prevention.

• Doctor of Physical Therapy (University of Utah 2019)
• 10-Year Strength and Conditioning Coach
• College Hockey Player for West Virginia University (2010-2014) ACHA M1
• 4 Years Tier II Junior Hockey

When I'm not working, I’m working… but between that, I spend my time with my wife (Renee), new daughter (Zoey), and dog hiking, snowboarding, and exploring Utah's beautiful mountains.