Capacity Crowd Expected for Mallards Exhibition Game
Published on October 4, 2006 under International Hockey League 2 (IHL 2)
Quad City Mallards News Release
Moline, IL-The Quad City Mallards today announced that the Quad City Sports Center has reached capacity for the team's exhibition game vs. Chicago on Saturday, October 7th. There are no tickets remaining at the Mallards Nest nor will tickets be available for walk up purchase on the day of the event.
"We are very excited about the response we've received for the exhibition game," said Mallards President Tim Taylor. "It will be an exciting atmosphere for Quad City fans to see our new team for the first time."
Mallards training camp continues tomorrow with a practice session beginning at 9 a.m. at the Quad City Sports Center. On Friday, the team journeys to Rockford for their lone road exhibition game. The contest gets underway at 7:30 p.m.
The Mallards training camp roster has 22 players. Forwards in camp include Chad Woollard, Glenn Detulleo, Patrick Nadeau, Jeff Petruic, Jesse Rycroft, Sean Starke, Drew Otten, Luke Stauffacher, Tim Plett, Travis Granbois, Justin Siebold and Nigel Hawryliw. Defensemen participating in Mallards camp include Jami Yoder, Andrei Lupandin, Brent Currie, Steve MacIntyre, Bryce Charpentier, Marcus Reszka, Henrik Arnstrom and Craig Lazaruk. In goal, the Mallards welcome Jason Tapp back along with newcomer Scott Gray.
Mallards season tickets are available now via The MARK box office at (309) 764-2000. Fans interested in season ticket information, including the Mallards Season Ticket GUARANTEE, can contact the Mallards Ticket Office at (309) 764-7825.
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