How Hockey Rinks and Arenas Schedule Ice Time
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By Amy Nutt
Winter games usually revolve around things like snow and ice, but when it comes to a skating or hockey rink, fun can be had year round. To get in on the action, non pro teams will have to schedule time on the ice. These allotted sessions, known as "ice time" can be doled out a number of ways.
Sphere: Related ContentSher-Wood Hockey Wins Approval to Acquire TPS Sports Group assets
SHERBROOKE, QC, Dec. 15 /CNW/ – Sher-Wood Hockey Inc. announced today it
has received court approval and completed the purchase of the business assets
of TPS Sports Group, a leading manufacturer and distributor of hockey sticks
and protective equipment. TPS had been operating under the supervision of the
Proposal Trustee since September 15, 2008. Sher-Wood Hockey has acquired the
TPS inventory, receivables, and manufacturing equipment located in Wallaceburg
and Strathroy, Ontario.
