Ice Heats up for Police and Fire Hockey Match
Tri-Town EMT Katy Smith and West Tisbury animal control officer Prudence Fisher before the game.
Tri-Town EMT Katy Smith and West Tisbury animal control officer Prudence Fisher before the game.
Tisbury police officer Jeremie Rogers.
Tisbury police officer Jeremie Rogers.
Youth hockey players show off their skills between periods.
Youth hockey players show off their skills between periods.
Team police dominated game play.
Team police dominated game play.
The game was policed by referees Tad and Wally Gold.
The game was policed by referees Tad and Wally Gold.
Joseph Medeiros and Griffin Callahan get a better view.
Joseph Medeiros and Griffin Callahan get a better view.
West Tisbury police chief Dan Rossi, one of the police coaches, patrols from the bench.
West Tisbury police chief Dan Rossi, one of the police coaches, patrols from the bench.
Oak Bluffs assistant fire chief Manny Rose and fire chief John Rose.
Oak Bluffs assistant fire chief Manny Rose and fire chief John Rose.
Oak Bluffs firefighter Tony DeBettencourt and police goalie Mike Trance from sheriff's department.
Oak Bluffs firefighter Tony DeBettencourt and police goalie Mike Trance from sheriff's department.
High-fives at the end of the game.
High-fives at the end of the game.
A public safety rivalry between police officers and firefighters heated up the ice at Martha’s Vineyard Arena Saturday for the first annual Guns and Hoses hockey game, which raised $3,000 for Martha’s Vineyard Youth Hockey.