The Glacier Ice Arena is the perfect facility to host your next tournament. Use one or both of our rinks for your tournaments, you may even use our lobby and conference rooms for check-in or hospitality rooms, if necessary. Call (847)362-1222 or contact us for more information.
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Glacier Hockey is pleased to announce The Ice Dogs Invitational Tournament. This year the tournament is being held at the Glacier the 30th of May through the 1st of June, 2008.
This tournament provides an opportunity for great Spring Competition for AA, A and B hockey teams as well as a good compliment for ending the spring season before players start their various summer camps.
Schedule and Results
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24 High School teams just finished competing in the annual Wolves Cup Tournament hosted by Glacier Hockey at the Glacier Ice Arena in Vernon Hills, IL. Held April 25th through the 27th, Varsity teams included Barrington, Bart-lett, Carmel, Cary Grove, Crystal Lake South, Falcons, Grayslake, Highland Park, Libertyville, Maine, and Warren. Junior Varsity teams participating were Carmel, Cary Grove, Crystal Lake South, Fremd, Glenbrook South, Highland Park, Lake Forest, Lake Zurich, Libertyville, and Warren. Completing both divisions were the Glacier Hockey Spring League Avalanche teams. 38 games were played over the weekend, all of them competitive. At the Varsity Level three teams won all their round robin games forcing tie-breaker rules to be utilized to determine which two teams would play in the championship game. At the Varsity level the Falcons and Crystal Lake South vied for the Wolves Cup trophy and the Falcons came out on top with an explosive third period scoring spree that led to a 7-1 victory. The Junior Varsity championship game had Fremd and Crystal Lake South trading goals through all three periods until they ended up in overtime. Fremd scored the overtime goal and skated away with the trophy.
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Glacier Ice Arena’s Thanksgiving Hockey
Shootout a Success
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In hockey-speak, Thanksgiving always means traveling for a tournament and at the Glacier Ice Arena it was no different as they hosted a 50+ team event featuring teams from Illinois, Nebraska, Missouri, and Wisconsin. Giving an International flair to the Tournament was a team from Russia.
Congratulations go out to all the participants of the Thanksgiving Shootout with Special Accolades given to the finalists in each division and Championship teams awarded the Shootout Trophy. The Ice Dogs teams did very well and placed 8 of 12 teams in the Championship games and were victorious in 4 of them. More.
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GLACIER HOCKEY HEATS UP SUMMER ICE WITH SOME INTERNATIONAL FLAIR
The weekend of August 17th, 18th, and 19th, 2007, saw over 100 hockey players skate under the flags of Canada, Russia, Sweden and the USA as they participated in the first annual World Hockey Challenge Tournament held at the Glacier Ice Arena. more
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Once Again the Ice Dogs Invitational
Was a Tremendous Success!
The 2007 tournament went very well and all the teams played very well. Thanks to all of our participants for a great tournament. Congratulations to our winners. We look forward to having you back next year for a bigger and better tournament.
Get Info on this year's Ice Dog's Invitational
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2007 Ice Dogs Invitational Winners
Mite A |
Cougars |
Mite AA |
Cougars |
Squirt A |
Ice Dogs |
Squirt AA |
Cougars |
Peewee A |
Skokie |
Peewee AA |
Glenview |
Bantam |
Evanston |
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2007 Ice Dog Invitational Champions – Squirt A Division
Kneeling: Jack Murphy, Logan Adams, Justin Eberhardt, Michael Rieke
Next Row: Michael Spinell, Jeffrey Kaya, Austin Mateer, Jake Cimirusti, Bryan Slaven, Justin Ruether,
Back: Alex Helsper, Luke Corsiglia, Tyler Kuchman, Mitchell Stafiej, Carter Himley
Asst. Coach - Robin Himley & Manager - Scott Kaya
Not Shown: Head Coach - Ryan Weber, Henry Bagatti, Matt Pauly
Are you coming to a tournament from out of town? There are great deals at the Glacier's preferred hotels.
Hockey Teams!! Sign up For the Ice Dogs Invitational Today!! Call the Glacier Hockey office for more info |
