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Sprung
Performance
Arenas
,
When most people think
of Canada, they think hockey.
With the popularity of
the greatest game on ice,
Canada's No. 1 boarding
school decided to make a
significant investment by building an
arena on campus in order to elevate its
hockey program.
As time was of the essence, Shawnigan
Lake School decided to build a 120' x 330'
Sprung structure which could be built and
operational in six months.
This state-of-the-art facility includes
an elevated climate-controlled viewing
section, large dressing rooms, concessions,
restrooms and storage. The tall peak
height and bright interior membrane
enhance the overall playing environment.
Take our virtual tour sprungarenas.
com/virtual-tour to find out more.
Icebug
,
Icebug, the leader in traction footwear,
is happy and proud to officially become a
part of the STAR group.
The perfect shoe for anyone in the ice
industry, Icebug makes special footwear
with a Dynamic Carbide
stud system on the
bottom. The stud system
provides traction on ice
or concrete. This allows
workers to be sure-footed
all day long while working
at the rinks. Icebug helps
workers avoid any slip and
fall situations where there
is a chance of injury.
Icebug offers a wide
range of different styles
and all our shoes are
warm, comfortable and
light. Icebug is also offering a special dis-
count to all rinks in the U.S. For more
information call 855-201-7694 or e-mail
at info@icebuginc.com.
See the shoes and more on our website
at icebug.com/us. J
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PHOTOS: COURTESY OF ICEBUG, SPRUNG ARENAS
533,172
542,583
2014-15
2015-16
ALL-
TIME USA
HOCKEY
HIGH
TOTAL USA
HOCKEY PLAYERS
U.S. FIGURE SKATING
53
World titles won
by U.S. skaters
80
International medals
won by Team USA
during the 2014-15
season (all levels)
RINK FACTS & FIGURES: Growth and Success on the Ice
