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September/October 2025

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eos to help teach after a game or right before practice. "It's both efficient and effective in training, coaching and playing. We can do it all in one place." Going for Growth Magnant, who played four years of Division I hockey at nearby Yale University from 1995-99, hopes to attract new faces to the ice for the first time. "That's the whole purpose," said Magnant. "There are a couple of rinks around here, but there's a shortage of ice accessibility for some of our key clubs." "To me, it's about nurturing the love of ice sports. Hockey is at the forefront, PHOTOS: WINGS ARENA USICERINKS.COM SEPTEMBER.OCTOBER.2025 / 19 I WANT AN ATMOSPHERE WHERE EVERYONE FEELS WELCOME AND IS EXCITED TO BE HERE. I WANT TO CREATE THAT FEELING THAT WHEN YOU WALK THROUGH THE DOOR, WHETHER YOU'RE AN ATHLETE OR A PARENT OR A FAN COMING TO WATCH, I WANT YOU TO FEEL INSPIRED TO BRING THE BEST VERSION OF YOURSELF THAT DAY." p Wings Arena has quickly established itself as a premier ice sports performance center.

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