RENO, Nev. (KOLO) – The Vegas Golden Knights are scheduled to visit Reno this August during their annual journey through their TV coverage area.
As part of their visit, the team will conduct two one-hour on-ice clinics on August 8 from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. at Reno Ice.
President and CEO Kerry Bubolz expressed excitement about the VGK Road Trip, an eagerly awaited event each year that allows the team to connect directly with fans in Reno and across their Mountain West television region. He highlighted the opportunity to celebrate the team’s brand and the sport of hockey as they gear up for the 2024-25 NHL season.
Visiting Reno will be insider Gary Lawless, TV analyst Darren Eliot, mascot Chance, and other special guests yet to be announced.
The team’s road trip will take them to Jackson, Wyoming, Billings, Montana, as well as Coeur d’Alene and Boise, Idaho in addition to Reno.
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) – Hockey enthusiasts in Reno are gearing up for an exciting event this August as the Vegas Golden Knights make their much-anticipated stop in the Biggest Little City as part of their annual road trip through their television territory.
Scheduled for August 8, the Golden Knights will be hosting two exclusive on-ice clinics at Reno Ice, located in the heart of Reno. These clinics, set to run from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m., promise to provide local hockey fans with a unique opportunity to engage with their favorite NHL team up close and personal.
President and CEO Kerry Bubolz expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming VGK Road Trip, an event eagerly awaited each year by fans throughout the Mountain West television region. This event not only allows the Golden Knights to connect directly with their fanbase in Reno but also serves as a platform to celebrate the team’s brand and the sport of hockey itself. With preparations underway for the 2024-25 NHL season, the visit to Reno holds particular significance for both the team and its supporters.
Accompanying the Golden Knights on their visit to Reno will be notable personalities from the organization, including insider Gary Lawless and TV analyst Darren Eliot. Also joining the festivities will be the beloved team mascot, Chance, adding an extra element of excitement and engagement for fans of all ages.
Further details about additional special guests set to accompany the Golden Knights on their trip to Reno are yet to be announced, heightening anticipation among local hockey enthusiasts.
For those eager to participate, attendance at the clinics is expected to be high, underscoring the community’s enthusiasm for hockey and the Golden Knights. This event promises to be a memorable occasion as Reno prepares to welcome its favorite NHL team with open arms and hockey sticks at the ready.
