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Code Name Address AKI Akinsdale 66 Hebert Road, St. Albert ARE / ARW Ardrossan Recreation Complex 80 1st Ave., Ardrossan ARP Argyll Plaza 9933 Argyll Road BH/BHA Bill Hunter Arena (formerly Jasper Place) 9200 – 163 Street CWA / CWB Callingwood Twin Arenas 17740 – 69 Avenue CAC Canadian Athletic Club – CAC 14640 – 142 Street CTM / CMM Campbell Twin Arenas 300 Carnegie Drive, St. Albert CDA / CDB Castledowns Twin Arenas 11520 – 153 Avenue UAB Clare Drake Arena – U of A 115 Street & 87 Avenue CVA / CVB Clareview Twin Arenas 3804 – 139 Avenue CFA / CON Confederation 11204 – 43 Avenue COA / COR Coronation 13500 – 112 Avenue CRA / CR Crestwood 9940 – 147 Street DOA / DNA Donnan 9105 – 80 Avenue Whitemud Dr. NW (Hwy-60), ENO Enoch Arena Enoch JRC Fort Saskatchewan Jubilee Arena 10013 – 96 Avenue, Ft Sask. SPX 9513-89 St., Fort Saskatchewan Fort Saskatchewan Sportsplex Arena 52029 D RR 224 Strathcona FVA Fultonvale (Strathcona Olympiette) County 97 Street North to the Base on EGA / EGB Garrison Twin Arenas – CFB Hwy 28A SSA George S. Hughes South Side Arena 10525 – 72 Avenue 199 Georgian Way, Sherwood GARC Glen Allan Recreation Centre Park GLA Glengarry 13340 – 85 Street GAA Go Auto Arena 400 Campbell Rd., St. Albert GTA Grand Trunk 13025 – 112 Street KC KC Twin Arenas 13160 – 140 Avenue KEA Kenilworth 8313 – 68 A Street KN1 / KN2 Ken Nichol Arenas 5303 - 50 St, Beaumont KNX Kinex 66 Hebert Road, St. Albert KMA / KMB Kinsmen Twin Arenas 19 Avenue & 111 Street Code Name Address BGC Leduc Rec Centre (Formerly Black Gold) 4330 Black Gold Drive, Leduc LOA Londonderry 14520 – 66 Street CMM Mark Messier (Servus Credit Union Place) 300 Carnegie Drive, St. Albert MCA Michael Cameron 10404 – 56 Street MWA / MWB 7207 – 28 Avenue Millwoods Twin Arenas NAIT NAIT 11762 – 106 Street 118 Avenue & Wayne Gretzky RPA Northlands Coliseum (Formerly Rexall Place) Drive OLA Oliver Arena 10335 – 119 Street RCS / RCN River Cree Twin Arenas 300 E. Lapotac Blvd., Enoch PER Performance Arena 400 Campbell Rd., St. Albert RBA Russ Barnes (Formerly Santa Rosa) 6725 – 121 Avenue SPA / SPS 2015 Oak Street, Sherwood Park Sherwood Park Arena Sports Centre & Shell Broadmoor Blvd. between Hwy MPN / MPS 16 & Baseline Rd. Sherwood Park Millennium Place GFA / SGE Grant Fuhr Arena & Stu Barnes Arena 9 Agrena Rd., Spruce Grove 221 Campsite Road, Spruce TLN / TLS Spruce Grove Tri Leisure Center Grove TCA/TCB/TCC/TCD 2051 Leger Road Terwillegar Community Recreation Centre TME / TMW The Meadows 2704 17 St. TIA Tipton 10828 – 80 Avenue CTM Troy Murray (Campbell Arena) 300 Carnegie Drive, St. Albert WEM West Edmonton Mall Ice Palace 87 Avenue & 170 Street WWA Westwood 12040 – 97 Street.

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