
Montana Kids Get Big Opportunity With New NHL Program
Hockey’s Popularity In America
Of the four biggest sports in America, hockey is the least popular.
Even here in Montana, which has a strong hockey community, it isn't as popular as football, basketball, or baseball, but perhaps that's about to change.
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NHL Learn To Play Program Coming To Montana
The program, which is called "NHL Learn To Play," will be coming to the Marty Pavelich Ice Rink this coming January.
They'll be bringing along some pretty special friends, as members of the Vegas Golden Knights will be on hand to help teach those who are interested.
There will be 5 consecutive Sundays starting on January 4th in which both boys and girls aged 4 to 10 will be able to develop their hockey skills.
Free VGK Youth Clinic For Older Kids
Beyond that, there will also be a one-day free VGK Youth Hockey Clinic immediately after the first Learn to Play session on January 4th.
This clinic is open to boys and girls ages 9 to 13 and will run from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.. Kids are required to already know how to skate in order to participate.
Along with members of the Vegas Golden Knights, those who take part in the program will have the opportunity to meet Chance, the Vegas mascot.
How To Register For NHL Learn To Play
If you would like more information or would like to get your kids signed up, check out the official NHL page for their "Learn To Play" program by clicking here.
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