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RT @bkearney17: Picked this up at the rink today. Still can’t believe I was chosen for this incredible award. I still don’t think I can put…
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Congrats to @NewAlbanyHockey alumni who have signed with USPHL teams! Tyler Riddle has signed with the Columbus Ma… https://t.co/z1uREjGqNY
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RT @zombiefish73: @bkearney17 NA made an excellent choice here! No one works harder. Period.
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RT @bkearney17: Couldn’t be more excited for this opportunity. Going to be different coaching instead of playing but very eager for a new c…
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Recent New Albany News
Guided Eagles from club to varsity status
Joe Kola oversaw every achievement for the New Albany High School hockey team during its first five seasons, but now the Eagles will go forward with a new coach.
Kola resigned March 1, having guided the team from club status into a varsity sport.
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Chiller North facility in Lewis Center plans $5 million expansion
By www.dispatch.com
01/17/2018, 2:30pm EST
Third sheet to be added
The OhioHealth Chiller North ice rink in Lewis Center plans a $5 million expansion that will add a third sheet of ice along with additional locker room and shower facilities.
The move is in response to growing demand from youth and amateur hockey and skating programs, according to owner JMAC Inc.
The announcement comes one month after another group said it plans to build a $12 million ice rink and training facility near I-270 and Sawmill Road on the Far North Side.
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More expansion on the horizon?
Greg Kirstein still has big dreams for the Capital Hockey Conference.
Kirstein helped form the central Ohio high school league in 2003 while working with the Dublin High School Hockey Association. The CHC consisted of seven teams in its inaugural season in 2003-04 and now, in its 15th season, is comprised of 14 varsity and 12 junior varsity teams.
Kirstein, a senior vice president and general counsel for the Blue Jackets, would like to see the league continue to expand.
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TOURNAMENT PREVIEW: Adam Allgeyer Memorial Tournament
- By Scott Harrington 11/30/2017, 3:30pm EST
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