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PHOTOS: GREENHECK TURNER COMMUNITY CENTER, GARY PARKER PHOTOGRAPHY RINK BREAKDOWN 135,000 SQUARE FEET 1997 OPENED ICE TIME $150/hr 200' x 100' ICE RINK 1 RINK FLOOR SAND LIGHTING IN ARENA LED SPECIAL FEATURES: SKATING PROGRAMS: Synchronized Skating Learn to Skate, Public Skate, Stick and Puck LOCKER ROOMS 5 PLUS: (1) Officials Locker Room p The new building includes indoor walking lanes, two sports simulators, batting cages, four indoor turf fields with bleacher seating, three basketball courts, two racquetball courts, large fitness center, group fitness studio, and an ice arena. REFRIGERATION SYSTEM: p R22/Glycol ICE RESURFACERS: Battery-powered nity rec programs–baseball, soccer, lacrosse, you name it." Still, Mull remains adamant that it's a facility intended for an entire com- munity's use, not just students and facility of the school district. "So many of our fields, ice and gym space is booming and bursting at the seams," said Mull. "We have very large public skates. We invested more in rental skates and getting more skaters on the ice. And then we have a large figure skating group as well. And then there's hockey. "We have a waitlist for many of our rec sports in general, so it's great to upgrade and add on to our facility to keep up with the growing fashion." For the Community, by the Community The $36 million dollar addition was made possible through 100 percent community donations and sponsors. SEATING CAPACITY 1,200 TENANTS: Everest Youth Hockey, D.C. Everest High School Hockey, Timberline Figure Skating The $36 million Greenheck Turner Community Center renovation was made possible through 100 percent community donations and sponsors. FUN FACT: 24 / SEPTEMBER.OCTOBER.2024 USICERINKS.COM p Indoor turf field p Everest Youth Hockey p Sports simulators p Tennis courts Featured Rink Greenheck Turner Community Center | | Weston, Wis.

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