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Forum Adult Hockey League Registration is now open! - Posted - Thursday, August 21, 2008

WINTER HOCKEY LEAGUE
LEAGUE STARTS SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 14TH 2008
COST: $490.00

For complete details click on "read more..." below or click on the "Registration" above!

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USA Hockey Registration - Posted - Thursday, August 21, 2008

 

 

ATTENTION USA HOCKEY ADULT HOCKEY PLAYERS

Dear USA Hockey Member,

USA Hockey would like to thank you for registering online for the 2007-08 hockey season and let you know that your current membership expires on August 31, 2008.  Congratulations on being an important part of the largest adult ice hockey membership in the world, which has topped 117,000 this past season in over 560 adult leagues around the country.

Online registration is now available for the 2008-09 season – just click the link below. Thank you for being a part of the USA Hockey family and good luck in the upcoming season. It's a great day for hockey.

·         MESSAGE FROM TOM HENDRIX, USA HOCKEY'S ADULT IRONMAN OF THE YEAR
(20 Second Audio)

·         REGISTER ONLINE FOR THE 2008-09 HOCKEY SEASON

·         CHECK OUT THE ADULT ICE HOCKEY WEB PAGE FOR ADULT EVENTS/NEWS

 


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