#knoxvilleicebears

[falloutboy-lover]

I went to a hockey game and the goalie was a WOMAN. GAY PANIC ENSUED

[smirkyface]

Good day for car watching at Burger Boys. Also, some Ice Bears stop by for burgers and gizzards. #icebearshockey #knoxvilleicebears #corvette #c #z #corvettec #chevrolet #chevy #ls #camaro #cars #zr #v #vette #corvettelifestyle #carsofinstagram #corvettesofinstagram #classictruck #truck #trucks #chevy #f #x #classictrucks #chevrolet #ford #trucksofinstagram #chevytruck (at Burger Boys) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVG_IG6BAEQ/?utm_medium=tumblr

[mitchbeck]

KEELEY: MARINERS BRING BACK TSCHANTZ AND FURGELE

Mariners sign two players from 2018-19 team BY: Michael Keeley, Maine Mariners PORTLAND, ME – November 14, 2019 – The Mariners have signed forward Dwyer Tschantz and defenseman John Furgele to standard player contracts, the team announced on Thursday. Tschantz, who spent all of the 2018-19 season on the Mariners roster, was playing in the Southern Professional Hockey League with the Knoxville Ice Bears. Furgele was recently released by the ECHL’s Kansas City Mavericks. Tschantz, a 6’6 forward from Wilmington, Delaware was a rookie last season, and appeared 50 games for the Mariners. He scored nine goals and added seven assists, doing almost all of his damage in the second half of the season. Fourteen of Tschantz’s 16 points were scored in February, March, and April, allowing him to earn the “Most Improved Player” award, as selected by the coaching staff. He was one of just four Mariners to spend the entire 2018-19 season on the roster. Tschantz re-signed with Maine in late June, but was released following the Mariners’ preseason game on October 5th. In five games for SPHL Knoxville, he has two goals and an assist. Tschantz is a former USHL Clark Cup champion with the Indiana Ice and was a 2014 seventh round pick of the St. Louis Blues. Furgele, a mobile defenseman with an offensive touch to his game, enjoyed success with the Mariners last season, posting 21 points (8 goals, 13 assists) in 51 games, before being moved at the trade deadline. In February, the Mariners dealt Furgele to the Atlanta Gladiators for forward Branden Troock. In 15 games for Atlanta, Furgele posted no goals and three assists. In July, the Gladiators dealt him to the Kansas City Mavericks in a future considerations deal. Furgele played seven games for the Mavericks with a goal and two assists, before his release on November 8th. Furgele is a native of Glens Mills, PA and played college hockey at the University of New Hampshire from 2014-16, before transferring to Quinnipiac. The Mariners wrap up their home stand two a pair of games this weekend at the Cross Insurance Arena. Friday is Wes McCauley Appreciation Night, as the Mariners honor the South Portland resident and famous NHL referee, who will sign autographs on the concourse during the first intermission. McCauley has also donated two game worn and autographed NHL referee jerseys, that are currently up for auction via the Handbid App. The auction will run through the start of the third period on Friday and the proceeds will benefit the Portland Hockey Trust. Game time is 7:15 PM. It’s also a 1-2-3 Friday with $1 Aquafina, $2 Pepsi products, and $3 Bud Lights through the start of the 2nd period. Saturday is Hockey Fights Cancer against the Adirondack Thunder at 6:00 PM. The first 1,000 kids 12 and under will receive a pennant upon entry, courtesy of Q97.9. It’s a Family Four Pack night as well – families of four can get four tickets, four food and drink vouchers, and four Mariners can koozies for as low as $80. Individual game tickets can be purchased online at MarinersOfMaine.com, in person at the Trusted Choice Box Office or by calling 207-775-3458. Ticket packages, group tickets, and holiday packs can be purchased by calling 833-GO-MAINE or visiting the Mariners business office at 94 Free St. in Portland. More information on all ticketing is available at MarinersOfMaine.com. Read the full article

[ericanicolereid]

This marks 4 seasons with this guy and I couldn't ask for anything better. 🏒💜🖤🇨🇦🇺🇸🥅 #besthusbandever #myhero #yourbiggestfan #knoxvilleicebears #hockeylife #hockeywife (at Knoxville Civic Auditorium-Coliseum)

[sramirez9]

The team that prays together, slays together! 🙏🏽 🏒 Thank you Knoxville Ice Bears for a great Scout Night! #knoxvilleicebears #icebears #knoxville #hockeytop (at Knoxville Ice Bears)

[bjsrer]

#LetsGoFlyers🏒🏒🏒 @knoxvilleicebears vs @pcolaiceflyers #truth #SoberIsSexy #Soberlicious #SoberAF #RecoveryRocks #HopeAnchorsTheSoul #ODAAT #FunInRecovery #NextLevel #LifeInRecovery #ProgressNotPerfection #NamasteBitches #FollowYourArrow #DrunkLivesMatter #DoTheWork #FreedomFromFear #BeGoodToYourself #MyStoryIsntOverYet; #LiveLearnLoveLife #RecoveryRockStars (at Pensacola Bay Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/CZ5hZi8rLP0/?utm_medium=tumblr

[cainmccoy]

Also, an additional thanks to @dougrose70 and @tminx3 from your @knoxvilleicebears coming through and teaching me about hockey fights...😂 - See them this Friday night bring the mayhem to Macon AND honor our #Military & 1st Responders! - Tickets: knoxvilleicebears.com‬ 🙌🏾🏒🥅🇺🇸 - #Knoxville #IceBears #LGIB #Hockey #Radio #OnAir #Host (at Hot 104.5) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp70qx9jSIf/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=sahvuayd8kv2

[instapicsil3]

Brandon Rumble of the #PeoriaRivermen finds himself in the goal during an #SPHL game with the #KnoxvilleIceBears on Jan. 6, 2018 at #CarverArena. (@journalstar photo by @rnjohnshooter) #RonJohnson #hockey #minorleaguehockey #rivermen #rivermenhockey #rivs #pjstarsports #peoriaciviccenter @peoriaciviccenter @peo_rivermen http://ift.tt/2COsrgH

[salesking]

Took Cailynn to her first @knoxvilleicebears #hockey game! #prouddad (at Knoxville Ice Bears)

[aturchi-utcoad2016]

1st Amazing Event

Photo Taken By: Jaycie Langston

My nineteenth birthday was a few weeks ago, and as a present my best friend bought me tickets to the Knoxville Ice Bears game, which is a minor league ice hockey team. I love watching hockey and was very excited to go to a game here in Tennessee for the first time ever. Attending a hockey game has a very unifying effect between the fans. Whether the team you are rooting for scores, or the goalie makes a good save, the crowd in unison responds to the action. At the game my friends and I sat on the first row of the upper level and were able to watch as waves of fans travelled in front of us to gather in their seats. Surprisingly, I was able to spot some fellow Philadelphia Flyers fans at the game and it was enjoyable to have such a jovial relationship with a complete stranger, merely because we shared the same loyalty to a hockey team. The loud noise filled the room with anxious cheers as the Knoxville Ice Bears skated out onto the ice. Throughout the duration of the game, the cheers never cease, they only became stronger and louder as the game continues. With every hit, punch, and goal, the crowd was vitalized. As my friends and I enjoyed our time there we were captivated with the action and shared laughter as I attempted to teach my friends about hockey as the game went on. The game had a riveting ending, with the Ice Bears only winning 2-1 and scoring the go-ahead goal in the third and final quarter. It was an exciting night and wonderful present that I was able to experience with three of my closest friends.

[abroadinbelize]

On to the next event! #KnoxvilleIceBears #makingthemostofourlast57days

[crowdalbum]

29 pictures, photos and videos of Columbus Cottonmouths at Knoxville Ice Bears at Knoxville Civic Coliseum - Knoxville, TN on March 21, 2015 http://www.crowdalbum.com/album/550d25bbfadb58f8a1000353/Columbus-Cottonmouths-at-Knoxville-Ice-Bears_20150321

[mitchbeck]

KEELEY: ALEX ADAMS RETURNS

Mariners bolster blue line by re-adding Adams BY: Michael Keeley, Maine Mariners PORTLAND, ME – December 7, 2018 – The Mariners have added to their defensive corps, signing Alex Adams to a contract ahead of their home game on Friday night against Adirondack. Adams will begin his second stint in Maine, after initially making the team out of training camp. The 25-year-old defenseman was playing in the SPHL with the Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs. Adams got into one game with the Mariners on October 21st against Newfoundland. That was the first victory in franchise history, as the Mariners came from behind in the 3rd to beat the Growlers, 4-2. He was released on November 6th. Adams is a native of Orangeville, Ontario and played the professionally in the 2017-18 season between the AIHL’s Adelaide Adrenaline (Australia) and the SPHL’s Knoxville Ice Bears. This, after three seasons at Wilfrid Laurier University in Ontario. With Knoxville, had had 10 points in 14 games. He had 19 points in 20 games with the Adrenaline and played in the AIHL All-Star Game. After being released by the Mariners, Adams returned to Knoxville and was traded to Roanoke on November 18th. Adams will wear #3 with the Mariners this time around. The Mariners are home on Friday vs. Adirondack and Sunday vs. Worcester. Friday is another 1-2-3 Friday: $1 hhot dogs $2 popcorn, and $3 Bud Lights through the start of the 2nd period. Sunday is a 3:00 PM start and is “Night of Champions” presented by Spectrum Healthcare Partners. Fans are asked to bring non-perishable food donations to both games to benefit Preble Street. Tickets can be purchased at MarinersOfMaine.com or by calling 207-775-3458. Read the full article

[ericanicolereid]

I was not expecting this when I can to the game tonight. Words can not express how thankful I am for the boosters in Knoxville. They have been so amazing to Doug and I. Thank you Allison Cate for your gift I am so glad you understand how our lives are being married into the hockey life. #godisgood #iamblessed #knoxvilleicebears #membears #boostersarethebest (at Knoxville Civic Auditorium-Coliseum)

[homo-hominilupus]

Icebears game! :) @im_paradise15 #hockey #knoxvilleicebears

[beccaboogamer]

Bethany and me at the Ice Bears game. #knoxvilleicebears #hockey