The Madison Ice Muskies of the Mid West Hockey League announced there logo for the 2009-2010 season that will commence in November.
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Quad City Jerseys to be unveiled tomorrow
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In a article today on Quad Cities Online it is reported that the Quad City Mallards will unveil thier new jerseys at a press conference on Thursday July 15th 2009. The time or location of the press conference is still unknown but it will be featured on Slap-Shots.net as soon as the new look is released.
Central Hockey League's LIFE to get better!
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If you have been to the Central Hockey League website (Link) lately you will see this banner at the top of the page:
It is this exact banner that has had CHL hockey fans debating for weeks on what this banner really means. If you click on the banner it brings you to a message that states:
It is this exact banner that has had CHL hockey fans debating for weeks on what this banner really means. If you click on the banner it brings you to a message that states:"The Central Hockey League is launching something new, just for the fans, in July. The announcement will change the landscape of the hockey/sports world. Check back on www.centralhockeyleague.com for all the details later in July!"
Does this mean a new tv deal, new interactive website...we can only guess.
Let us know what you think this may mean in our comment section of this post.
Icemen To Take On IHL's Dayton Gems
The Evansville IceMen of the AAHL are excited to announce that they have come to an agreement to take on the Dayton Gems of the International Hockey League in an exhibition game on Wednesday October 14th, at 7:00pm EST at Hara Arena in Dayton Ohio.
IceMen General Manager Chip Rossetti was excited about the opportunity. "We are going to play this game on the third day of our training camp," Rossetti said. "This will give us a great opportunity to see how some of our guys will do against a higher level of competition.
"Since the Gems IHL season starts just a couple of days later, the team has agreed that they will play their rookies against the IceMen.
"This is also a great chance to introduce the AAHL product to the International Hockey League," Rossetti coninued. "We had a number of guys called up to the IHL last season and this will help so showcase some of our talent to that league. It is also a great chance for the Gems to get one last look at some of their younger guys before the season starts.
"Tickets are available by contacting the Dayton Gems ticket office at 937-275-7777. The IceMen encourage as many fans as possible to make the trip to support their hometown team and help pull for an upset.
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Look for new AAHL teams in the coming days
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Sources close to Slap-Shots.net have confirmed that the All-American Hockey League will b
e making announcements on new member clubs in the coming days.
e making announcements on new member clubs in the coming days.How many new teams is uncertain at this time but this could bring the AAHL from four teams just a season ago to six or seven teams for the 2009-2010 season.
Evansville Arena becoming reality
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) — Evansville officials plan to build a new 11,000-seat arena in conjunction with a major remodeling of a downtown hotel.Work could start as early as next month on what Mayor Jonathan Weinzapfel (WINE’-zap-fuhl) says will be a transformation of the city’s downtown.
The plan announced Monday will put the $127 million arena on a different site than first picked after the city could not agree with property owners on a sale price. The new project will include partial demolition of the existing 470-room Executive Inn.
Developer Browning Investments plans to renovate the remaining 250-room facility, which will be connected to the arena.
Weinzapfel expects the arena to be completed by late 2011. Much of its funding will come from casino tax revenue and local food-and-beverage taxes.
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The plan announced Monday will put the $127 million arena on a different site than first picked after the city could not agree with property owners on a sale price. The new project will include partial demolition of the existing 470-room Executive Inn.
Developer Browning Investments plans to renovate the remaining 250-room facility, which will be connected to the arena.
Weinzapfel expects the arena to be completed by late 2011. Much of its funding will come from casino tax revenue and local food-and-beverage taxes.
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