Two or Four Tickets to Amarillo Bulls Hockey Game at Amarillo Civic Center on March 23 at 7 p.m. (Up to Half Off)
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Showcasing talents of hockey's future stars, NAHL's top team stampedes toward season's end against division rivals
Hockey combines the speed of basketball, the hard hits of football, and the glistening blades of competitive shaving. Study frozen fusion with this deal to see an Amarillo Bulls Junior-A hockey game at the Amarillo Civic Center against the New Mexico Mustangs on Friday, March 23, at 7 p.m. Choose between the following options:
- For $14, you get two tickets for red-zone seating (up to a $28 value).
- For $22, you get two adult tickets and two children’s tickets for red-zone seating (a $44 value). Children must be less than 12 years old.<p>
After months of grazing on the Amarillo Civic Center’s frozen pastures, the young players of the Amarillo Bulls stampede toward season’s end atop the North American Hockey League’s standings. Through 54 games, the South Division leaders have netted 42 victories, including 20 inside The Bull Pen amid the hometown crowd’s raucous cheers. 2011 All-Rookie first-teamer Karl Beckman leads the squad’s puck-smothering defense alongside goalie Gregg Gruehl, whose acclaimed flexibility enables him to deflect shots while attending multiple dinner parties simultaneously. Offensively, forward Brooks Behling skates among the league’s most potent scorers with 70 points, highlighted by 34 goals.
Now in its 36th season, the NAHL helps develop young players aged 16–20 into eventual collegiate and professional stars. After amassing hat tricks galore, NAHL alumni and their magical rabbit companions go on to play in a variety of renowned leagues, including the ECHL, AHL, and NHL, where such players as the Blackhawks’ Patrick Kane and Red Wings’ Jimmy Howard have parlayed their NAHL roots into world-class careers.
Showcasing talents of hockey's future stars, NAHL's top team stampedes toward season's end against division rivals
Hockey combines the speed of basketball, the hard hits of football, and the glistening blades of competitive shaving. Study frozen fusion with this deal to see an Amarillo Bulls Junior-A hockey game at the Amarillo Civic Center against the New Mexico Mustangs on Friday, March 23, at 7 p.m. Choose between the following options:
- For $14, you get two tickets for red-zone seating (up to a $28 value).
- For $22, you get two adult tickets and two children’s tickets for red-zone seating (a $44 value). Children must be less than 12 years old.<p>
After months of grazing on the Amarillo Civic Center’s frozen pastures, the young players of the Amarillo Bulls stampede toward season’s end atop the North American Hockey League’s standings. Through 54 games, the South Division leaders have netted 42 victories, including 20 inside The Bull Pen amid the hometown crowd’s raucous cheers. 2011 All-Rookie first-teamer Karl Beckman leads the squad’s puck-smothering defense alongside goalie Gregg Gruehl, whose acclaimed flexibility enables him to deflect shots while attending multiple dinner parties simultaneously. Offensively, forward Brooks Behling skates among the league’s most potent scorers with 70 points, highlighted by 34 goals.
Now in its 36th season, the NAHL helps develop young players aged 16–20 into eventual collegiate and professional stars. After amassing hat tricks galore, NAHL alumni and their magical rabbit companions go on to play in a variety of renowned leagues, including the ECHL, AHL, and NHL, where such players as the Blackhawks’ Patrick Kane and Red Wings’ Jimmy Howard have parlayed their NAHL roots into world-class careers.