Wow! Without missing a beat, it's hockey season again and things are heating up for the LA Kings Sled Hockey team. We have a lot on the agenda for the near future. I want to highlight three events.
1. Our time with the Stanley Cup is on September 25. Yes, you read that right. The team has 50 minutes with the Stanley Cup. This should be a fun time for all on the team.
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2. Hydrocephalus Walk- On September 13, the LA Kings Sled Hockey Team will walk and roll for the Walk for Hydrocephalus. To find out about the team, hydrocephalus (which at least 6 members of the LA Kings Sled Hockey Team have), click here. It's a time for the sled hockey players to give back to the community while raising awareness of an incurable condition a million Americans have but hardly anyone knows about.
2. HockeyFest- September 14. The combined youth and adult teams of the LA Kings Sled Hockey team will be playing a sled hockey demo game at Toyota Sports Center from 11-noon at the Olympic Rink during LA Kings Hockey Fest. Alec Martinez and Kyle Clifford will the the guest coaches. The team we are playing is a hodge podge of standing hockey players from in-house teams at TSC. They will play in sleds.
For information about HockeyFest, click here. It is a sold-out event at this point, but if you are going, be sure to stop by and watch your sled hockey team.
3. Frozen Fury. This is an annual pre-season game between the Kings and the Colorado Avs played at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Guess what? The LA Kings have a sled hockey team and the Colorado Avs have a sled hockey team. They will be playing each other at 7PM on Friday night, October 3 at the MGM Grand. The the big clubs of the Kings and Avs are playing each other on Saturday night. If you are going to Frozen Fury, please come out on Friday night and cheer on your sled hockey team. I am pretty sure the sled hockey game will be free.
The Kings and Avs sled hockey teams will also play each other on Sunday, October 5 at 10:30 at Sobe Ice Arena in Las Vegas.
So, come out and support your sled hockey team at these important events.
1. Our time with the Stanley Cup is on September 25. Yes, you read that right. The team has 50 minutes with the Stanley Cup. This should be a fun time for all on the team.
2. Hydrocephalus Walk- On September 13, the LA Kings Sled Hockey Team will walk and roll for the Walk for Hydrocephalus. To find out about the team, hydrocephalus (which at least 6 members of the LA Kings Sled Hockey Team have), click here. It's a time for the sled hockey players to give back to the community while raising awareness of an incurable condition a million Americans have but hardly anyone knows about.
2. HockeyFest- September 14. The combined youth and adult teams of the LA Kings Sled Hockey team will be playing a sled hockey demo game at Toyota Sports Center from 11-noon at the Olympic Rink during LA Kings Hockey Fest. Alec Martinez and Kyle Clifford will the the guest coaches. The team we are playing is a hodge podge of standing hockey players from in-house teams at TSC. They will play in sleds.
For information about HockeyFest, click here. It is a sold-out event at this point, but if you are going, be sure to stop by and watch your sled hockey team.
3. Frozen Fury. This is an annual pre-season game between the Kings and the Colorado Avs played at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Guess what? The LA Kings have a sled hockey team and the Colorado Avs have a sled hockey team. They will be playing each other at 7PM on Friday night, October 3 at the MGM Grand. The the big clubs of the Kings and Avs are playing each other on Saturday night. If you are going to Frozen Fury, please come out on Friday night and cheer on your sled hockey team. I am pretty sure the sled hockey game will be free.
The Kings and Avs sled hockey teams will also play each other on Sunday, October 5 at 10:30 at Sobe Ice Arena in Las Vegas.
So, come out and support your sled hockey team at these important events.
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