Alex Ovechkin is selling face masks and gaiter scarves featuring his Nike shield. The proceeds will benefit Monumental Sports & Entertainment’s Feeding the Frontlines fund. Ovechkin has also made available the We Will Skate Again Nike shirt that he wore in Miami last month. The proceeds of those tees will benefit The Tucker Road Ducks, a youth hockey team in Prince George’s County, Maryland.

The masks, gaiter scarves, and shirt can be purchased in the Ovechkin Store.

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Other items in Ovechkin’s store include merch celebrating his 700th goal.

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Alex Ovechkin ‘We Will Skate Again’ T-Shirt and Face Masks Now Available with All Proceeds Benefitting Community Programs

T-Shirt Proceeds Benefit Tucker Road Ducks Youth Hockey Team; Mask and Gaiter Proceeds benefit MSE Foundation’s Feeding the Frontlines Fund

ARLINGTON, Va. – An Alex Ovechkin ‘We Will Skate Again’ T-shirt and Ovechkin face masks and neck gaiters are now available for purchase in the Alex Ovechkin Store.

All proceeds from T-shirt sales benefit the Tucker Road Ducks, while all proceeds from mask and neck gaiter sales benefit Monumental Sports & Entertainment’s Feeding the Frontlines fund.

The face mask features two layers of fabric and is available in three designs featuring the Ovechkin logo. The neck gaiter is also available in three designs.

The Tucker Road Ducks are a Prince George’s County, Md., based youth hockey team. In 2017, the Ducks lost their rink in a fire. Efforts are currently underway to rebuild the Tucker Road Ice Rink. The team’s parent organization, The Tucker Road Parent Hockey Organization, has a mission of making youth hockey accessible to any child, regardless of socio-economic status.

To support COVID-19 relief efforts, Monumental Sports & Entertainment Foundation created the “Feeding the Frontlines” fund to provide meals to heroes in the medical community. Feeding the Frontlines is fueled by donations from all MSE teams – the Capitals, Mystics, Wizards, Go-Go and District Gaming – with players, coaches, owners, MSE staff and fans contributing to deliveries made at multiple District hospitals and testing sites.