Blake has been a part of the Santa Rosa Hockey community for more than 25 years. After aging out of the Santa Rosa Flyers youth hockey program he was a part of the leadership team that revived the Santa Rosa Junior College hockey team in 2009. After “finishing” college, Blake’s hockey career bounced around until 2019 when he helped create the Santa Rosa Growlers, which he is still captain of today. When away from the arena, Blake likes to spend quality time with girlfriend Chelsea, his kitty cat Slim, and watching racecars make left-turns.

This walking example of road rage has come to glitter it up and chew bubble gum, and he's all out of bubblegum folks. standing at 5 foot nothing and weighing in at a hundred and who cares, he consistently has to be reminded that what skate you put on which foot matters.

"I grew up playing roller hockey in Pismo Beach area. I played roller hockey, and surfed, for almost 15 years but stopped skating and playing hockey when I started my career. After more than 10 years off, I started playing again but this time on ice. I have been skating on ice for about 3 years now. I am married. I am a proud girl Dad, daughters run my life. I am a beer and whiskey fan. And Zombies Hockey is my life!"

Haruka Takashima (New surname: Tominaga)  is a former member of the Japan women’s national ice hockey team. She is originally from Hokkaido, Japan. Haruka had played in the World Championships and the Winter Olympic Qualification for the Torino and Vancouver Olympics. In that 2006 Torino Olympic qualification, she was the youngest member of the team and won the Most Valuable Player award against the Czech Republic. She also competed in the women's top leagues in Switzerland and Germany after graduating from Waseda University in Japan. After retiring from her competition in 2013, she worked in the Japanese sports society such as the Japan Olympic Committee, the Japan Sports Council and the Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. At the same time, she was involved in the Japan women's ice hockey games at the 2014 Sochi and 2018 PyeongChang Olympic games as a studio guest commentator in the Japanese broadcast. Haruka is now enjoying teaching ice skating as a skating instructor at Snoopy's Home Ice. She loves supporting children through ice skating in Japan and the U.S.

Dave "Rosie" Rosefield plays goalie, defensemen, forward, referee, Zamboni driver, skate sharpener, bartender, garbage can liner changer, floor sweeper, Bulldog dad, cigar smoker, and beer drinker... And honestly, he doesn't excel at any one of them. He has spent time playing beer league hockey in California and Arizona and will play any position at any level for any team that invites him, but he's happy to call Snoopy's Home Ice and the Santa Rosa Growlers "Home".

My name is Timotheus Buchter (Tim or Timo) born and raised in Oakland California. My day job is a Telecommunication Technician (Telecom Tech) I’m the second to youngest of a family of 11. I have 2 dogs-8 year old pit mix, Sargent and 6 year old rot mix, Lexi and love going on hikes with them. My Values: honesty and respect. I get up in the morning with cup of coffee and the drive to want more for the next generation. When I was about 7 or 8, my older brother and friends started playing hockey which trickled down to one sibling at a time, until it was my turn to skate. I had no interest! Even my little sister played at that point. Around the age of 10, my dad asked me why he didn't play hockey and my response was "I don't know". So my dad asked if he would give it a try, I said sure and today, I am the only 1 of 5 who still plays. When I’m is not playing hockey, you can find me at work. A Life goal of mine is to be happy with what I left behind. I will be skating for humane society of Sonoma county.

Bill has been a hockey fan since the mid ‘90’s. His love of the sport has grown over the decades - his only claim to fame is working for the San Jose Sharks in 2003. He decided to attend a “Learn to play” clinic in 2007 and the rest is history. Bill has played in three states and 4 different teams and is currently playing Defense for the Santa Rosa Zombies!

The worst guy, on the last place team, in the lowest division of beer league hockey... I never in my wildest dreams imagined I would be a hockey player, much less a figure skater! When my 7yr old twins discovered hockey, I took skating lessons with them and wondered why they got to have all the fun. I went to my first stick-time at the age of 55 and just a few weeks later was offered a spot on the Zombies. I wasn't sure why they were asking me, I could barely stickhandle the puck from one end of the rink to the other. I said "YES!", before they could reconsider. That was how I became associated with the finest group of human beings to ever play the game. We may not be on top of the win column, but we lead the league in laughs and camaraderie and take particular pride in being everyone's favorite team to play against! The Zombies do a host of charitable events, from hockey games to movie nights and a holiday toy drive. For a bunch of beer league goofballs, we manage to have a great time and do a whole lot of good along the way. In our first Charity Face Off hockey game the Zombies skated for Food For Thought so it is only fitting that I chose them as the charity I am skating for this evening. The twins are now 12 and playing travel hockey with the top seeded PeeWee team headed into the playoffs. I have a 19yr old son and a wonderful hardworking wife who is patient and kind enough to allow me the life of a rink rat. Snoopy's is my favorite place on Earth and I smile every time I walk through the door. When I got a text from Redwood Ice Theater Company asking if I would be interested in participating in this event, I thought "I wonder if they realize I'm not very good?" I said "YES!", before they could reconsider. I am thrilled and terrified to be taking part in the Glitter Games.