Tipped Off
01-09-2007, 12:23 PM
February 17th Gametime Changed to 8:30
01/08/07 - Western Hockey League (WHL) Spokane Chiefs
The Spokane Chiefs have announced that the start time for the Chiefs-Kootenay Ice game on Saturday, February 17th has been changed to 8:30 to help accommodate the broadcast of the Gonzaga- Memphis NCAA basketball game on ESPN from the Spokane Arena. Gonzaga and Memphis will play the first half of a basketball-hockey doubleheader at 3:00. Gates will re-open for the Chiefs game at 7:30.
"We are very grateful to Brett Sports, the Spokane Chiefs and the Spokane Arena for their cooperation in changing the start time of the Chiefs' game in order for ESPN to televise the Gonzaga-Memphis game at 3 p.m.," Gonzaga Athletic Director Mike Roth said. "We have always had a great relationship with all of these entities and this is another example of everyone working together to come up with a solution."
"The Public Facilities District and Gonzaga University are our partners," Chiefs President Bobby Brett said. "We are happy to cooperate because we know how important these events are to Spokane sports fans. It will be a great sports day in the Spokane Arena with Gonzaga Basketball in the afternoon and Chiefs Hockey at 8:30 that night."
"We are very pleased that the revised schedule will allow two great events at the Arena on February 17th. We are expecting between 18 and 20,000 great sports fans that day," the Spokane Arena General Manager Kevin Twohig said. "Go Zags. Go Chiefs Go."
The Chiefs will "Turn Back the Clock" in more ways than one when they honor the 1980 Spokane Flyers Allan Cup Championship Team by wearing replica jerseys. Turn Back the Clock Night is presented by Miller Brewing Company, Cat Country 94 and KAYU Fox 28.
Tickets for all home games are available by calling the Chiefs office at (509) 535-PUCK or TicketsWest at (800) 325-SEAT.
01/08/07 - Western Hockey League (WHL) Spokane Chiefs
The Spokane Chiefs have announced that the start time for the Chiefs-Kootenay Ice game on Saturday, February 17th has been changed to 8:30 to help accommodate the broadcast of the Gonzaga- Memphis NCAA basketball game on ESPN from the Spokane Arena. Gonzaga and Memphis will play the first half of a basketball-hockey doubleheader at 3:00. Gates will re-open for the Chiefs game at 7:30.
"We are very grateful to Brett Sports, the Spokane Chiefs and the Spokane Arena for their cooperation in changing the start time of the Chiefs' game in order for ESPN to televise the Gonzaga-Memphis game at 3 p.m.," Gonzaga Athletic Director Mike Roth said. "We have always had a great relationship with all of these entities and this is another example of everyone working together to come up with a solution."
"The Public Facilities District and Gonzaga University are our partners," Chiefs President Bobby Brett said. "We are happy to cooperate because we know how important these events are to Spokane sports fans. It will be a great sports day in the Spokane Arena with Gonzaga Basketball in the afternoon and Chiefs Hockey at 8:30 that night."
"We are very pleased that the revised schedule will allow two great events at the Arena on February 17th. We are expecting between 18 and 20,000 great sports fans that day," the Spokane Arena General Manager Kevin Twohig said. "Go Zags. Go Chiefs Go."
The Chiefs will "Turn Back the Clock" in more ways than one when they honor the 1980 Spokane Flyers Allan Cup Championship Team by wearing replica jerseys. Turn Back the Clock Night is presented by Miller Brewing Company, Cat Country 94 and KAYU Fox 28.
Tickets for all home games are available by calling the Chiefs office at (509) 535-PUCK or TicketsWest at (800) 325-SEAT.