USHL Sioux City Musketeers

Tryout Camp Next Week

Published on June 6, 2012 under United States Hockey League (USHL)
Sioux City Musketeers News Release


The Musketeers annual tryout and futures camps will kick off bright and early next Thursday, June 14th with on ice skill sessions for futures players starting at 7:00AM. The first games will start at 1:00PM.

The two camps will run concurrently, with futures skill sessions and games taking place prior to tryout skill sessions and games each day.

The camp will conclude on Sunday, June 17th with a Future Prospects All Star game at 11:30AM, and the Bill Danderand Tryout Camp All Star game taking place at 2:30PM. A $5.00 entry fee will be charged on Sunday, with a wrist band that is good for both games.

Programs and rosters will be available for sale at the Merchandise stand, make sure to get yours early!

TRYOUT CAMP MERCHANDISE MADNESS

Everything must go! We're cleaning house in the Merchandise Stand to make room for the new and improved merchandise line-up for the 2012-2013 season! We'll be selling select short sleeve shirts for $5.00, and select long sleeve shirts are just $10.00! Camp themed shorts and shirts will be available as well, check pricing at the rink!

2012-13 SEASON TICKET PACKAGES ON-SALE NOW

Season Ticket Packages for the upcoming 2012-13 Musketeer season are on sale now and the team is once again offering installment plans where fans can pay as little as $41.25 per month.

The United States Hockey League has added four games to the 60 game schedule and there will be 32 home games in 2012-13.

Here is more information:

2012-13 SEASON TICKET PRICES

Season Tickets - 32 Game Packages

The Musketeers are offering 32 Game packages that can be paid out over 8 month installments.

Fans can get season tickets by paying as little as $41.25 per month.

Green Section - $41.25/month - $330.00 Total

Gold Section - $45.00/month - $360.00 Total

*Blue Line Box Seats - $56.25/month - $450.00 Total

18 and Under Youth Season Tickets - $33.13/month - $265.00 Total

*2012-13 Blue Line Box Seats are Sold Out

8 month payment plans starting in June will run through January 2013.

All non monthly payment plans for season tickets must be paid in full by November 15th, 2012.

For more information including Season Ticket Holder Benefits click this link

Call the Musketeer Office at 712-252-2116 for any questions.

2012 MAIN USHL ENTRY DRAFT RESULTS

The Sioux City Musketeers selected 14 players in the 2012 United States Hockey League (USHL) Entry Draft.

The organization made New Hampshire Junior Monarchs forward Cameron Brown their first selection (7th Overall) before adding North American Hockey League goaltender Joe Ballmer in the second round.

The Musketeers selected eight forwards, four defenseman, and two goaltenders of the 14 players chosen.

FUTURES DRAFT RESULTS

Coach Brett Larson and his staff completed a successful Futures Draft on May 1st that saw the team add five new players to the organization.

Headlining the selections were first round picks Nick Magyar and Bobby Nardella who will be on display at the Musketeer Tryout Camp in mid-June.

Here is the breakdown of the selections:

Nick Magyar - Forward - 1st Round - 4th Overall

Bobby Nardella - Defenseman - 1st Round - 8th Overall

Joseph Snively - Forward - 4th Round - 57th Overall

Bradley Johnson - Defenseman - 5th Round - 65th Overall

Cullen Munson - Forward - 6th Round - 87th Overall

Click this link for more information on the selections

2012 USHL FALL CLASSIC RETURNING TO SIOUX CITY

The 2012 USHL Fall Classic is returning to Sioux City for the 5th straight season.

The annual showcase will take place on September 19th and run until September 22nd at both the Tyson Events Center and IBP Ice Center.

More information will be made available throughout the summer.

Check out the Sioux City Musketeers Statistics

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