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Nashville Predators Offer Special Get Out And Learn (G.O.A.L!) Session For Military Families at Fort Campbell KY on February 16th
Nashville Predators Try Hockey For Free, February 16th (Special Military Session)
Nashville, TN – Hey parents, do you have a child that wants to try hockey? The Nashville Predators, in association with Centennial Sportsplex, announce Get Out And Learn! (G.O.A.L!), a FREE beginner hockey program designed for boys and girls ages 5 to 8 with no prior experience.
The one-day G.O.A.L! event is open to all children of military families (ages 5-8) at Fort Campbell, KY. This free program includes all of the required equipment, skate rental and a 60-minute on-ice session making the program ideal for any child to get started!
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Session Date: Saturday, February 16th from 9:30am-10:30am at Centennial Sportsplex in Nashville with equipment fitting starting at 8:30am.
Registration for the clinic is now open at www.nashvillepredators.com/goal. Space is Limited! Advance registration is required.
G.O.A.L! is intended for new skaters, not those already in a hockey program. Children currently participating in a league or program are not eligible. Participants of the program may only complete it once; therefore, graduates of the G.O.A.L! program should not register for an additional session.
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