Razorback Hockey in Town for Two Home Games Friday and Saturday
Join the Razorback Hockey team this Friday and Saturday for two non-conference home games against the Tulane Green Wave. The Razorbacks enter the weekend riding a six game winning streak and fresh off a sweep of DII University of North Texas. That pair of wins pushed the No. 4 Ice Hogs' overall record to 15-6-0.
These two games mark the first ever meeting between the Hogs and Green Wave. This weekend also plays host to two of the final four total home games before the Razorbacks close out the regular season.
The games will be played Friday and Saturday evenings (Jan. 20 and 21 respectively) at the Jones Center for Families in Springdale, Ark. Warm-ups begin at 7:15 pm and the puck drops at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $6 for adults, $2 for students, and free for kids under 10.
Visit www.sechchockey.com/arkansas for more information and follow the team on Facebook for real time updates.
Contacts
Brian Gallini, Associate Professor of Law
Law School
479-575-6973,
bgallini@uark.edu
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