IHL 2 Kalamazoo Wings

Flying into the Future

Published on September 9, 2004 under International Hockey League 2 (IHL 2)
Kalamazoo Wings News Release


Kalamazoo, MI- The Kalamazoo Wings of the United Hockey League announce their new team slogan. The theme of the upcoming season will be "Flying Into the Future".

After a very successful 03-04 season, the K-Wings organization wants to focus on the future, which includes building a strong team to compete for this year' s Colonial Cup. The K-Wings will be starting their "Flying Into the Future" marketing plan today, by unveiling a new fan friendly interactive website.

"With a good season last year, we can't rest on our laurels, we have to be hungrier than ever to be ahead of our competition and the best way to achieve that is to keep our organization "Flying into the Future," said K-Wings Vice President/General Manager Paul Pickard. "The slogan also indicates what we want to accomplish in our community; we will be flying around the community to continue to build on the buzz that has surrounded our team."

The K-Wings will start their 31st season of hockey on October 15th, when they travel to Fraser, Michigan to play in the inaugural game for the Motor City Mechanics. Kalamazoo will start the home portion of their schedule on Saturday, October 23rd, when they host the Port Huron Beacons.

Season Tickets for the 2004-05 season of Kalamazoo Wings hockey are currently on sale at the Wings Stadium Box Office. Fans can save 15% by purchasing their season tickets for next season by paying in full by September 30th. Box Office hours are Monday-Friday 9am-4pm. Fans can either stop by during regular business hours or call (269) 345-5101.

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