From right, Peter Bondra, Hayley Scamurra, Scott Allen, Ken Sabourin, Karl Alzner, Brent Johnson, Craig Laughlin, Harvey Grant, Alan May, several kids I don’t know but one of whom drove me on a golf cart, Beck Malenstyn, Al Koken, Joe Beninati
Caps broadcaster Craig Laughlin and his family held their spring fundraiser and party in Annapolis on Saturday, where they unveiled their new win, Broadcast Blend, Blanc, and Bubbly.
Attendees included Caps winger Beck Malenstyn, his wife, Annie, and their four-month old, Beau. Caps Assistant coach Scott Allen was also in attendance.
Caps alumni Alan May, Brent Jackson, Karl Alzner, Ken Sabourin, and Peter Bondra came, as did former Washington Bullet Harvey Grant. Of course, Laughlin’s broadcast partners Joe Beninati and Al Koken were there, as was USA Hockey player Hayley Scamurra.
The event raised $90,000 to help make a difference in the lives of those affected by rare gynecology cancers.
The Laughlin Family Foundation began in 2018 after Laughlin’s wife, Linda, was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. In the past few years, they’ve raised funds with Laughlin-branded beers, wine, vodka, and whiskey, plus several golf outings.
Alzner, meanwhile, has started a charity of his own, and has a big softball game coming up June 1, with Braden Holtby and several other well-known faces.
