PREVIEW: AAU Inline Hockey Junior Olympics
07/03/2019
AAU Hockey is getting ready to host over 110 teams this week at the AAU Inline Hockey Junior Olympics in Kapolei, Hawaii, July 5-14.
Dates: July 5 – July 14
Location: Kapolei Inline Hockey Arena in Kapolei Hawaii
Team List | Schedule | Results | Live Stream
Hype Up Video
ORLANDO, Fla. – AAU Inline Hockey is set to host over 1,500 athletes this week in their final event of the year, the AAU Inline Hockey Junior Olympics. Approximately, 110 teams have registered to make the trip out to Kapolei, Hawaii to compete for the title of champion. WIth a record setting team participation from Hawaii, there is compeition is bound to be heart pounding for the home front.
The games are slated to start in a round robin format, starting Friday, July 5 and leading to semi-final and medal games as the competition field is narrowed. There will be 16 different divisions, including 8U to 18U, International age divisions, as well as a Men’s and Over 35 divisions.
Athletes will hail from 12 different states – California, Florida, Philadelphia, New York, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Texas, Colorado, Arizona, Oregon, Nevada and Hawaii. In addition, there will be six countries represented – South Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Australia, Canada and the United States.
Games will be live streamed via RSportz.com. You can get access through the AAUHockey website here.
For more information on AAU Hockey, visit AAUHockey.org.
Get Social! Get up to date information and share your photos with us on Twitter! Follow us at @AAUHockey.
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We need your help. We are looking for compelling human interest stories that might involve your team, one of the members of your team, or another team you know of attending the event. We are looking for inspirational stories that should be shared with the world! Do you know of a child who has overcome incredible obstacles on their way to competing in this tournament? Do you know of an athlete, a coach or a parent whose story might make us laugh or even cry? We would love to hear about it. We will review any potential stories to see if we can produce a heart-warming story around them. Please let us know if you have any questions, comments or concerns. We can be reached by email or twitter handle below.
CONTACT:
Email: kburns@aausports.org
Twitter @AAUHockey
Location: Kapolei Inline Hockey Arena in Kapolei Hawaii
Team List | Schedule | Results | Live Stream
Hype Up Video
ORLANDO, Fla. – AAU Inline Hockey is set to host over 1,500 athletes this week in their final event of the year, the AAU Inline Hockey Junior Olympics. Approximately, 110 teams have registered to make the trip out to Kapolei, Hawaii to compete for the title of champion. WIth a record setting team participation from Hawaii, there is compeition is bound to be heart pounding for the home front.
The games are slated to start in a round robin format, starting Friday, July 5 and leading to semi-final and medal games as the competition field is narrowed. There will be 16 different divisions, including 8U to 18U, International age divisions, as well as a Men’s and Over 35 divisions.
Athletes will hail from 12 different states – California, Florida, Philadelphia, New York, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Texas, Colorado, Arizona, Oregon, Nevada and Hawaii. In addition, there will be six countries represented – South Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Australia, Canada and the United States.
Games will be live streamed via RSportz.com. You can get access through the AAUHockey website here.
For more information on AAU Hockey, visit AAUHockey.org.
Get Social! Get up to date information and share your photos with us on Twitter! Follow us at @AAUHockey.
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We need your help. We are looking for compelling human interest stories that might involve your team, one of the members of your team, or another team you know of attending the event. We are looking for inspirational stories that should be shared with the world! Do you know of a child who has overcome incredible obstacles on their way to competing in this tournament? Do you know of an athlete, a coach or a parent whose story might make us laugh or even cry? We would love to hear about it. We will review any potential stories to see if we can produce a heart-warming story around them. Please let us know if you have any questions, comments or concerns. We can be reached by email or twitter handle below.
CONTACT:
Email: kburns@aausports.org
Twitter @AAUHockey
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