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The club team, the Icers, was started in 1971 and has won seven American Collegiate Hockey Association national titles.
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The club team, the Icers, was started in 1971 and has won seven American Collegiate Hockey Association national titles.
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The school has had a women's club hockey team, the Lady Icers, since 1996-97, and the teams play in the campus '1,500-seat Ice Pavilion.
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The school has had a women's club hockey team, the Lady Icers, since 1996-97, and the teams play in the campus '1,500-seat Ice Pavilion.
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Like the microspikes, you need to be able to pull fairly hard at your feet to put Yaktrax on; if you're not up to that, the Icers, with well-thought-out velcro straps, are a much better choice.
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Icers are big, burly metal golf cleats on a velcro strap on sandal; they're meant for substantial walking on essentially flat but icy surfaces.
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The choice is essentially between Icers and Kahtoola Microspikes.
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The Icers 'roster, which is as good as you will find at the' Team Sport 'level, is just a tad over
Black Shoe Diaries Kevin HD 2010
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Amy Torcasso, figure skating director at the Penn State Ice Rink, said that on average, 125 skaters from the Penn State Figure Skating Club, the Collegiate Figure Skating Club, the Lady Icers, kinesiology classes and basic skills programs volunteer to participate in the show, which will be held this year at 7: 30 p.m. on April 16.
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When we last left the Blue Hens, you might remember a 6-0 blowout win for the Icers that included the Delaware goaltender being tossed for trying to fight with Teddy Hume.
Black Shoe Diaries 2010
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