Winnipeg ICE to Host Local Minor Hockey Teams During 2019-2020 Season
September 10, 2019 - Western Hockey League (WHL)
Winnipeg Ice News Release
Winnipeg, MB - The Winnipeg ICE Hockey Club will host 10 minor hockey teams during the 2019-2020 regular season thanks to the Minor Hockey Team of the Game initiative presented by Signature Homes.
Signature Homes has generously donated 200 tickets to the initiative this season, which focuses on providing tickets to local minor hockey teams.
Each team to attend a game will receive 20 tickets. An ICE mascot will visit the team during the game.
Minor hockey teams from Winnipeg and the surrounding area can apply to become the ICE Minor Hockey Team of the Game by filling out a form under the Minor Hockey Team of the Game tab at winnipegICE.ca. Following that, if selected, a member of the ICE staff will contact a representative of the team to coordinate a game date and other specific details.
Winnipeg ICE 2019-2020 season seat memberships are available now for as low as $45.75 per month.
In addition, three exciting mini packs with adult and youth price points are available, guaranteed to satisfy every hockey fan.
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