RichardGraham
04-14-2005, 03:16 AM
Hi Folks,
Here's some late-breaking news!
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Rocky Mountain State Hosts Collegiate National Championship Tournament
53 teams converge on Fort Collins, CO for championship event
April 13th, 2005
The teams are here and the staff going through the final preparations as the minutes count down till the second annual Collegiate Roller Hockey National Championship Tournament presented by the National Collegiate Roller Hockey Association (NCRHA) and USA Hockey Inline kicks off at OD?s Sport Crossing in Fort Collins, CO.
A total of 53 teams representing 46 schools have made their way to the Rocky Mountain State for what promises to be an action-packed week of hockey. This week a total of 124 games will be played across two rinks as teams will be eliminated one-by-one until only one team is remaining in each division earning themselves the privilege of being named 2005 National Collegiate Roller Hockey Champions.
Be sure to check into the official home of 2005 Collegiate Roller Hockey National Championship Tournament news online at <A HREF="http://www.ncrha.org/championships" target="_new">http://www.ncrha.org/championships</A> throughout the course of the week to take advantage of the live-scoring system, game articles, and game recaps to keep up-to-date on all the latest news from the rink.
In addition to the live-scoring system, the NCRHA and USA Hockey Inline is proud to have Bill Courtland and Internet Broadcast Services Unit (<A HREF="http://www.ibsu.net" target="_new">http://www.ibsu.net</A>) broadcasting live play-by-play action from the rink six times a day beginning with tonight?s action.
To take advantage of this great opportunity and be a part of the action, locate a speaker logo next to a game on the tournament schedule and follow the directions to listen live. You are also able to interact with Mr. Courtland as he broadcasts live by dropping him an e-mail at [email][email protected][e,ao;] with your questions and comments and he will answer your e-mails during his broadcast.
Don?t miss out on the opportunity to be a part of the greatest collegiate roller hockey action of the year?if you are in the Colorado area make your way on over to OD?s Sports Crossing located in Fort Collins or keep up-to-date online by visiting <A HREF="http://www.ncrha.org/championships." target="_new">http://www.ncrha.org/championships.</A>
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Sincerely,
Richard Graham
Editor
Inline Hockey Central
Here's some late-breaking news!
***
Rocky Mountain State Hosts Collegiate National Championship Tournament
53 teams converge on Fort Collins, CO for championship event
April 13th, 2005
The teams are here and the staff going through the final preparations as the minutes count down till the second annual Collegiate Roller Hockey National Championship Tournament presented by the National Collegiate Roller Hockey Association (NCRHA) and USA Hockey Inline kicks off at OD?s Sport Crossing in Fort Collins, CO.
A total of 53 teams representing 46 schools have made their way to the Rocky Mountain State for what promises to be an action-packed week of hockey. This week a total of 124 games will be played across two rinks as teams will be eliminated one-by-one until only one team is remaining in each division earning themselves the privilege of being named 2005 National Collegiate Roller Hockey Champions.
Be sure to check into the official home of 2005 Collegiate Roller Hockey National Championship Tournament news online at <A HREF="http://www.ncrha.org/championships" target="_new">http://www.ncrha.org/championships</A> throughout the course of the week to take advantage of the live-scoring system, game articles, and game recaps to keep up-to-date on all the latest news from the rink.
In addition to the live-scoring system, the NCRHA and USA Hockey Inline is proud to have Bill Courtland and Internet Broadcast Services Unit (<A HREF="http://www.ibsu.net" target="_new">http://www.ibsu.net</A>) broadcasting live play-by-play action from the rink six times a day beginning with tonight?s action.
To take advantage of this great opportunity and be a part of the action, locate a speaker logo next to a game on the tournament schedule and follow the directions to listen live. You are also able to interact with Mr. Courtland as he broadcasts live by dropping him an e-mail at [email][email protected][e,ao;] with your questions and comments and he will answer your e-mails during his broadcast.
Don?t miss out on the opportunity to be a part of the greatest collegiate roller hockey action of the year?if you are in the Colorado area make your way on over to OD?s Sports Crossing located in Fort Collins or keep up-to-date online by visiting <A HREF="http://www.ncrha.org/championships." target="_new">http://www.ncrha.org/championships.</A>
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Sincerely,
Richard Graham
Editor
Inline Hockey Central