Student Hockey Tickets Sell Out in Three Minutes
The environment in the second year of the Pegula Ice Arena is set to be just as exciting as the first. Nearly 1,000 men’s hockey student season tickets sold out at 7:03 a.m. this morning after only three minutes.
“Penn State students comprise the most energized and passionate fan base in collegiate athletics,” said head men’s hockey coach Guy Gadowsky in a release. “We’re extremely appreciative of their continued support, along with the raucous atmosphere they help provide during games at Pegula Ice Arena. The coaches, staff and team are excited to see a packed Roar Zone for the first of many times Oct. 10.”
Penn State men’s hockey has 18 home games this season, 14 of which were included in the student season ticket package (four games are during winter break). The season kicks off on October 10 against UConn.
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