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1. hockeytownusa.org › the-early-yearsThe Early Years – HOCKEYTOWN USA®

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   The roots of Warroad hockey can be traced to those days at the dawn of the 20th Century, when the sport was played on ponds, the Warroad River and in backyard rinks, traditions that continue here to this day.

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2. visitwarroad.com › hockeytown-usaLearn the History of the Original Hockeytown USA™

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   HISTORY. BILL CHRISTIAN. Bill was born in Warroad, MN on January 28, 1938. As a freshman in high school, Bill helped the Warroad Warriors take home a 2 nd place trophy in the 1953 Minnesota State High School Tournament playing alongside his older brother, Roger.

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3. www.nbcsports.com › nhl › newsThe proud hockey history of Warroad, Minnesota: ‘Hockeytown USA’

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   Feb 19, 2017 · Warroad’s NHL legacy began in 1971 with the debut of Henry Boucha, a silver medalist at the 1972 Olympics, and another member of the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame.

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4. jillswenson.substack.com › p › the-road-to-hockeyThe Road to Hockeytown USA - by Jill Swenson - Substack

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   Jan 21, 2024 · The history and heritage of hockey in Warroad is a matter of town pride. Its biggest booster was Calvin Coolidge “Cal” Marvin (1924-2004), who coached hockey for nearly 50 years. Cal Marvin grew up skating on the river and dreamed of an indoor rink.

5. hockeytownusa.org › historyHistory – HOCKEYTOWN USA®

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   January 28, 1938. BILL CHRISTIAN. Bill was born in Warroad, MN on January 28, 1938. As a freshman in high school, Bill helped the Warroad Warriors take home a 2 nd place trophy in the 1953 Minnesota State High School Tournament playing alongside his older brother, Roger.

6. history.vintagemnhockey.com › page › showWarroad Memorial Arena - Vintage Minnesota Hockey

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   The Memorial arena was home to many former Olympic hockey greats, the Warroad Warriors high school hockey teams, and legendary Warroad Lakers hockey program for 44+ years until the new Gardens opened in 1993.

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   Is Warroad Minnesota a great hockey town?

   • With such a rich history and contribution to hockey, and a passion to continue growing the sport, Warroad is sure to continue as one of America’s greatest hockey towns. More on Warroad, Minnesota For Oshie, ties to Warroad run deep

   The proud hockey history of Warroad, Minnesota: 'Hockeytown USA'

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   Why is Warroad a great place to play hockey?

   • One of the biggest driving forces behind hockey in Warroad over the years has been the Marvin Family, owners of the largest employer in Warroad (Marvin Windows and Doors), for contributing to the construction of the Warroad Gardens rink and helping to ensure that kids always have a place to skate.

   The proud hockey history of Warroad, Minnesota: 'Hockeytown USA'

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   Does Warroad still have a hockey legacy?

   • Warroad’s NHL legacy began in 1971 with the debut of Henry Boucha, a silver medalist at the 1972 Olympics, and another member of the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame. It’s legacy continued with Christian and Al Hanglesben in the 1980s, and still continues today with current NHL stars Brock Nelson (New York Islanders) and T.J. Oshie (Washington Capitals).

   The proud hockey history of Warroad, Minnesota: 'Hockeytown USA'

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   What is Warroad Minnesota known for?

   • This week, we travel to northwest Minnesota to focus on the history and establishment of the original "hockey town," Warroad. Located right along the edge of Lake of the Woods and only 7.5 miles south of the Canadian border, this town is known for its brisk climate and fondness for winter sports, most notably hockey.

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   Did the Christian family play hockey in Warroad?

   • One of Warroad’s most famous claims is that both of the gold medal winning teams in men’s hockey have included players from the town, all thanks to the Christian family. Roger and Bill Christian both played on the 1960 Squaw Valley team and went on to become members of the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame.

   The proud hockey history of Warroad, Minnesota: 'Hockeytown USA'

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   Does Warroad have ice rinks?

   • Warroad is home to two major indoor ice rinks -- including a 1,500 seat Olympic sized rink -- both of which are proud to feature free ice-time for anybody who wants it, for as long as they want it. Kids can come as early as they want, stay as late as they want, and skate for as long as they want.

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8. storymaps.arcgis.com › stories › e65b06bf37334cWarroad, Minnesota - ArcGIS StoryMaps

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   Located right along the edge of Lake of the Woods and only 7.5 miles south of the Canadian border, this town is known for its brisk climate and fondness for winter sports, most notably hockey. Warroad was not always the city it is today.