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WAUSAU – The Wausau Cyclones junior hockey team is just 91 days away from hitting the home ice at Marathon Park.
The defending NA3HL Central Division champions will match up with the Minnesota Moose for their home opener Friday, Sept. 27. Wausau will play 22 home games and 47 total games during the 2024-25 regular season, which runs through March 8.
The home schedule will feature 12 Friday games and 10 Saturday games. Wausau has two September home games, one October home game, four November home games, three December home dates, three in January, seven in February and two in March. All 2024-25 regular season home games will start at 7:10 p.m. Game promotions and giveaways will be released throughout the remainder of the off-season. Fans can secure a FREE ticket to Opening Night 2024 by purchasing a Founders Club or Flex 4 ticket plan.
“We can’t wait to welcome back our fans to experience the excitement of Cyclones Hockey September 27th. Our fans were outstanding last season in creating a home ice advantage leading to a 20-2 record on home ice last year,” stated Director of Business Operations Zach Serwe.
Secure a FREE ticket to Opening Night 2024 by purchasing a Founders Club or Flex 4 ticket plan. Details can be found on wausaucyclones.com. Stay connected during the off-season by following the Cyclones @wausaucyclones on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, Snapchat and online at wausaucyclones.com. Subscribe to the Cyclones podcast “Inside Cyclones Hockey”, available on your favorite podcast network.
The Cyclones are members of the North American 3 Hockey League (NA3HL), one of three USA Hockey-sanctioned Tier III Junior leagues, which serves as one of the top training grounds in the country by providing the best coaching, exposure and developmental vehicles available for student-athletes in its classification. The primary mission of the NA3HL is to provide a structured developmental environment for student-athletes who have aspirations of playing in the NAHL or United States Hockey League and eventually the NCAA or American College Hockey Association. For more information, visit wausaucyclones.com
