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Aviators Team up with Hockey this Week

October 11, 2011 - Federal Prospects Hockey League (FPHL)
Brooklyn Aviators News Release


BROOKLYN, New York - The Brooklyn Aviators, proud second year member of the Federal Hockey League, announced that the club has partnered up with Hockey This Week, a fast-growing online hockey publication and talk show geared towards New York's professional hockey teams.

"This was a no brainer for our organization to team up with Paul Cuthbert and his crew with Hockey This Week," said Aviators Team Executive/Broadcaster, Carmine Vetrano. "Hockey This Week is an up-and-coming media outlet for all New York-based hockey, and to work with them this year will only help our products gain more popularity."

Hockey This Week is the Media Division of Hockey Active, LLC, which was launched in January of 2011. Hockey This Week shares news and perspectives about all the professional hockey teams in New York through its online magazine, radio show, and newly created webcast.

"We are excited to affiliate HTW with such an exciting and first class hockey organization," noted Cuthbert, who is the Operations Manager for Hockey Active, LLC. "More people in the New York metro and Long Island area need to know about the exciting professional hockey being played right here in Brooklyn. We look forward to assisting in making that happen!"

The Brooklyn Aviators open up the 2011-12 season at the Aviator Sports and Events Center on October 29th against the New Jersey Outlaws at 7:05 P.M. Great tickets are still on sale by calling 718-758-7580, or logging onto www.brooklynaviators.com. Catch the action all season long with reigning FHL Broadcaster of the Year, Carmine Vetrano on the Aviators radio network.



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