Austin Peay announces first home Govs Ice Hockey games in April
By: Brian Dunn March 4, 2024
Austin Peay State University’s new era of ice hockey begins in early April at Ford Ice Center Clarksville, located in F&M Bank Arena.
Govs Ice Hockey will host the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) for a memorable two-day event.
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First game: 7 p.m. Friday, April 5.
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Second game: 2 p.m. Saturday, April 6.
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Where: Ford Ice Center — 150 College St., downtown Clarksville.
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Admission: $5, with optional donations appreciated. Please note that admission is for first-come, first-served seating and the standing pit.
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Bonus! Govs Ice Hockey merchandise will be on sale at the first game.
Tickets
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First game: http://www.alumni.apsu.edu/APSUHockeyApril5
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Second game: http://www.alumni.apsu.edu/April6APSUHockey
Austin Peay officials expect the games to sell out quickly, so fans should buy their tickets early. Doors will open an hour before each game.
Support the team
To support Govs Ice Hockey and its future students, you can make a gift to the Austin Peay Hockey Club Team Fund of Excellence at https://givetoapsu.com/HockeyClubFOE.
For questions about giving, contact the APSU Office of Philanthropy at 931-221-7127 or give@apsu.edu.
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