The Utah Mammoth last week announced a second "Mammoth Week", presented by Delta Air Lines.
From August 29th to September 5th, members of the Mammoth organization will offer a series of engaging events and giveaways. This includes affordable on-ice clinics and free street hockey clinics. Each stop will offer community-friendly experiences, according to NHL. com. Experiences will include a pop-up shop, team-branded giveaways, and more.
Everyone who attends these events will have a chance to connect with some surprising guests, including Mammoth players at some of the events across the state of Utah.
According to NHL.com, here is what the schdeule looks like:
Mammoth Week City Schedule:
- Saturday, Aug. 29 - Red Rock Hockey (St. George, UT) | 6 - 10 P.M.
- Monday, Aug. 31 - George S. Eccles Ice Center (Logan, UT) | 6 - 8 P.M.
- Tuesday, Sept. 1 - Weber County Ice Sheet (Ogden, UT) | 5 - 7 P.M.
- Wednesday, Sept. 2 - Western Park Ice Rink (Vernal, UT) | 5 - 7 P.M.
- Thursday, Sept. 3 - Peaks Ice Arena (Provo, UT) | 7 - 9 P.M.
- Friday, Sept. 4 - Park City Ice Arena (Park City, UT) | 6 - 8 P.M.
- Saturday, Sept. 5 - Utah Mammoth Ice Center (Sandy, UT) | 1 - 9 P.M.
More detailed information on the event is included here.
This is a nice event from Utah, as they try to grow the sport of hockey. Utah is also prioritizing solidifying its fanbase. Growing a new fanbase will always be a challenge, especially in an area that may already be a stronghold for another team. But Utah has done well at growing its fanbase anyway.
Moving to Utah and getting a new owner seems like a great idea for the Arizona Coyotes. And I'd say this is great for Utah's community as well! No wonder Utah is the opposite of the villain of the NHL world...
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