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Hockey Ice Rinks and Directions 9-16-08 Hockey Ice Rinks and Directions Page Alice Noble Ice Arena (Wooster, OH) ............................................................................... 1 Bird Arena (Athens, OH).................................................................................................... 2 Bowling Green State University Ice Arena (Bowling Green, OH) .................................... 3 Brooklyn Indoor Recreation Center (Brooklyn, OH) ......................................................... 4 Center Ice Sports Complex (Canton, OH) .......................................................................... 5-6 Chevrolet Centre (Youngstown, OH) ................................................................................. 7 Chiller - Dublin (Dublin, OH) ............................................................................................ 8 Chiller - Easton (Columbus, OH) ....................................................................................... 9 Chiller Ice Works (formerly Worthington Ice Center) (Worthington, OH) ....................... 10 Chiller North (Lewis Center, OH) ...................................................................................... 11 Cincinnati Gardens (The) (Roselawn, OH) ........................................................................ 12 Clauss Ice Arena (Findlay, OH) ......................................................................................... 13 Cleveland Heights Community Center (Cleveland Heights, OH) ..................................... 14 Cleveland Metroplex (Warrensville Heights, OH) ............................................................. 15 Cleveland Skating Club (Shaker Heights, OH) .................................................................. 16-17 Columbus Zoo Rink (Powell, OH) ..................................................................................... 18 Dan Kostel Recreation Center (Garfield Heights, OH) ...................................................... 19 Ervin J. Nutter Center (Wright State University) (Beavercreek, OH) ............................... 20-21 Euclid C. E. Orr Arena (Euclid, OH) ................................................................................. 22-23 Fountain Square Ice Rink (Cincinnati, OH) ....................................................................... 24 Fremont Recreation Center (Fremont, OH) ........................................................................ 25-26 i Gilmour Academy (Gates Mills, OH) ................................................................................ 27-28 Hamilton Ice Arena (Rocky River, OH) ............................................................................. 29 Hamilton Sports Arena (Hamilton, OH) ............................................................................ 30 Hancock Recreation Center (Findlay, OH) ........................................................................ 31 Hara Arena (Trotwood (Dayton), OH) ............................................................................... 32 Hobart Arena (Troy, OH) ................................................................................................... 33-34 Hoover Arena (operated by Ice Land U.S.A.) (Strongsville, OH) ..................................... 35 Ice Zone (Boardman, OH) .................................................................................................. 36-37 Indian Hill Winter Club (Cincinnati (Camp Dennison), OH) ............................................ 38-39 Kent State University Ice Arena (Kent, OH) ...................................................................... 40 Kettering Ice Arena (Kettering, OH) .................................................................................. 41 Lakefront Arena (formerly Barons Arena) (Parma, OH) ................................................... 42 Mentor Civic Ice Arena (Mentor, OH) ............................................................................... 43-44 Michael A. Ries Ice Rink (Parma, OH) .............................................................................. 45 Mill Creek Park Rink (Youngstown, OH) .......................................................................... 46 Nationwide Arena/CoreComm Ice Haus (Columbus, OH) ................................................ 47 New Goggin Ice Arena (Miami University) (Oxford, OH) ................................................ 46-49 Newark Ice Arena (Newark, OH) ....................................................................................... 50 North Olmsted Recreation Complex (North Olmsted, OH) ............................................... 51 North Park Recreation Center (Elyria, OH) ....................................................................... 52 Northland Ice Center (Cincinnati, OH) .............................................................................. 53 Ohio State Fairgrounds Coliseum (Columbus, OH) .......................................................... 54 Ohio State University Ice Arena (Columbus, OH) ............................................................. 55-56 Old Goggin Ice Arena - Miami University (Oxford, OH) ................................................. 57-58 ii Ottawa Park Ice Rink (Toledo, OH) ................................................................................... 59 Quicken Loans Arena (formerly Gund Arena) (Cleveland, OH) ....................................... 60 Skatetown USA (West Chester, OH) ................................................................................. 61 South Metro Ice N Inline (formerly Sportstown Skating Center) (Centerville, OH) ......... 62-63 Sports Plus Cincinnati (formerly Icelands) (Cincinnati (Evendale), OH).......................... 64-65 Sylvania / Tam-O-Shanter (Sylvania, OH) ........................................................................ 66 Team Toledo Ice House (Toledo, OH) ............................................................................... 67 The Pond (formerly Arctic Freeze) (Auburn Township (Chagrin Falls), OH) .................. 68-69 Thornton Park Ice Rink (Shaker Heights, OH) .................................................................. 70 Toledo Sports Arena (Toledo, OH) .................................................................................... 71 US Bank Arena (Cincinnati, OH) ....................................................................................... 72-73 Value City Arena - Ohio State University (Columbus, OH) .............................................. 74-75 Winterhurst Ice Rink (Lakewood, OH) .............................................................................. 76-77 iii Alice Noble Ice Arena (Wooster) Alice Noble Ice Arena 851 Oldman Rd. Wooster, OH 44691 330-345-8686 Driving Instructions: From I-71 Southbound (from Cleveland area): South on I-71 to Hwy-83/Avon Lake Rd. exit 204 (towards Lodi/Wooster). Left (south) on Hwy-83/Avon Lake Rd. (becomes Hwy-83/Burbank Rd. near Wooster)about 11 miles to W. Milltown Rd. Right on W. Milltown about 1/2 mile to Oak Hill Rd. Left on Oak Hill to Oldman Rd. Left on Oldman to Alice Noble Ice Arena. From I-71 Northbound (from Columbus area): North on I-71 to US-250 exit 186 (towards Ashland/Wooster). Right (east) on US-250 (along the way US-250 is Front St., then Ashland Rd.) 15-16 miles to US-30/W. Lincoln Way. Continue west on US-30/Lincoln Way/US-250 about 3 miles to the Columbus Ave./Hwy-3 South exit. Right (north) on Columbus Ave. 1/2 mile to W. Liberty St. Left on Liberty 1/2 mile to Oak Hill Rd. Right on Oak Hill 2.3 miles to Oldman Rd. Right on Oldman to Alice Noble Ice Arena. From US-30: US-30 to Columbus Ave.(OH-3). Right (north) on Columbus Ave. 1/2 mile to W. Liberty St. Left on Liberty 1/2 mile to Oak Hill Rd. Right on Oak Hill 2.3 miles to Oldman Rd. Right on Oldman to Alice Noble Ice Arena. 1 Bird Arena Bird Arena Ohio University 100 Richland Ave. Athens, OH 45701 740-593-4676 Driving Instructions: From US-33 Southbound: South on US-33 to US-50 West. West on US-50 to Richland Ave. West (left) on Richland Ave. to Bird Arena. From US-33 Northbound: North on US-33 to US-50 East. East on US-50 to Richland Ave. West (right) on Richland Ave. to Bird Arena. From US-50: US-50 to Richland Ave. West on Richland to Bird Arena. From I-70: I-70 to US-33 South. South on US-33 (through Lancaster, Logan and Nelsonville) to US-50 West (Chillicothe/Pomeroy). West on US-50 to Rt-682 North (Ohio University). North on Rt-682 to Richland Ave. (you can see the football stadium on the right). At the next stop light turn right (the stadium is still on your right). Then turn left at the next stop light (Oxbow). Bird Arena is 1/4 mile on the left side of the road. 2 Bowling Green State University Ice Arena Bowling Green State University Ice Arena Mercer Rd. & Stadium Dr. Bowling Green, OH 43403 419-372-2264 Driving Instructions: From I-75: I-75 to Wooster St. exit 181. West on Wooster St. to Mercer Rd. Mercer Rd. north to Bowling Green State University Ice Arena. Arena is on the east side of the road. (Directions by arenamaps.com - JMS) 3 Brooklyn Indoor Recreation Center Brooklyn Indoor Recreation Center 7600 Memphis Ave. Brooklyn, OH 44144 216-351-2111 Driving Instructions: From I-480: I-480 to Ridge Rd. exit 15. North on Ridge 1.5 miles to Memphis Ave. West (left) on Memphis 1/2 mile to Brooklyn Indoor Recretation Center. Arena is on the north (right) side of the road. From I-71 Northbound: I-71 to I-480. East on I-480 to Ridge Rd. exit 15. North on Ridge 1.5 miles to Memphis Ave. West
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