’09 state championships conclude with a few upsets, surprises and drama
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May 20th, 2009
For the first time since the AIHA began in 1998, the old guard did not dominate all open age divisions. Surprise newcomers, Yuma and Prescott laid claim to the dominance that has been owned by the Phoenix metro programs. The state finals promised excitement, drama and unexpected outcomes, and delivered as promised.
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AIHA celebrates ten years returning to Caseys and Q8
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March 8th, 2009
In a tribute to the community presence that Casey’s has provided, offering families a reason to play together and for kids to engage in fun, the AIHA returned to its roots, celebrating once again an inline hockey qualifier where kids, parents and coaches put the best they had on the hollowed court at Casey at the bat for 2009, Q8.
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Yuma Q7 brings families and hockey together
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February 16th, 2009
The succulent tri-tip beef dinners and burritos were just the beginning. After the beauty of Yuma, the great weather, and loads outstanding hockey fun, the Q7 Yuma qualifier was never better. Add to this the incomparable hospitality that Yuma bestowed upon all participants, Q7 was a smashing success.
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Teams embrace fun, camraderie at Rollerplex Q5
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January, 31st, 2009
No one, as of yet, has completed a scientific study to determine why it is that the comfy sofas and engaging video games at Rollerplex lowers blood pressure and brings smiles and warm feelings of tranquility to those who immerse themselves into the Rollerplex state of being. Players & families experienced these feelings and much more at the fun and exciting Q5 Rollerplex AIHA qualifier.
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Castle Q3 and Q4 showcases individual and team talent
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January 11th, 2009
The 8u division made its highly anticipated debut, the high school division is heating up and the Hillcest Falcons become the first Middle school team to enter and compete in an AIHA qualifier. Add to this the exciting lineup of adult teams, and the Castle qualifiers lived up to its expectation.
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Bladeworld Q1 and Q2 action exciting for youth, high school, adults
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December 13th, 2008
When youth and high school teams finally burst onto the floor for the seasons first AIHA qualifier, it was with a kind of electricity that has not been evident since the first AIHA season in 1999. However, when the voltage was finally turned off, we had some new teams, new champions and new heroes that we had not seen before.
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Check out the 2009 Arizona high school All state inline hockey team. The team boasted some of the finest junior hockey talent in the west.
McShane selected by Rubber Magazine for scholarship
Who were those players who topped the scoring and goalie charts for the ’09 regular season?
Let’s get a good look at those young talented players who dangled, stopped, scored and shutdown on their opponents all season long. It is a gallery of celebration for the players who hung in there and performed.
