NAHL announces top prospects jersey auction
February 18, 2008 - North American Hockey League (NAHL) News Release
FRISCO, TEXAS - The North American Hockey League announced today that it will auction off all game-worn player jerseys, as well as jerseys representing all six participating coaches, from next week's NAHL Top Prospects Tournament through eBay.
The auction, which will include all player jerseys from the North, South and Central Division teams and the head coach and assistant coach from each Top Prospects team, will open on Tuesday, February 12 and close on Thursday, February 21, with the bid for each jersey starting at $200.
Bids can be placed at www.nahl.com/auction.
The jerseys, designed and manufactured by OT Sports, are stitched and sewn with each player's name and number. A patch of the player's team's logo is also embroidered on the front of the jersey.
The NAHL Top Prospects Tournament will be held February 17-19 at the Ice Cube in Ann Arbor, Mich.
For more information on the event, visit www.nahltopprospects.com.
The oldest and largest junior league in the United States, the North American Hockey League, a USA Hockey-sanctioned Tier II Junior A league boasting 18 teams from across the country, including the esteemed USA Hockey National Team Development Program, prides itself on the social maturity and skill development of student-athletes ages 16-20 with aspirations of advancing to collegiate and/or professional hockey.
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