Boise, ID (6/4/14) – The Idaho Steelheads, in conjunction with the ECHL, have released their schedule for the 2014-15 season, the 18th season of professional hockey in Boise and eleventh as a member of the ECHL.
Idaho will open the season on the road on October 17 with a game at Utah against the Grizzlies. The two teams will then swap locations for Idaho’s home opener the following night – Saturday, October 18 – at CenturyLink Arena in Boise.
Among the highlights to the 36-game home slate, Idaho will host a pair of post-Christmas tilts against the Ontario Reign on December 26 and 27. Also, the Stockton Thunder play six games in Boise this coming season after playing a total of four regular-season games at CenturyLink Arena over the past two seasons combined.
The team will host a season-long, six-game homestand from January 9 to January 17 as Utah, Alaska and Ontario come to town for two games each. For rival Alaska, it is one of four trips that the Aces will make to Boise during the regular season.
Idaho plays 14 of its 36 home games before the Christmas holiday with 22 coming afterwards, including eleven over the final month of the season. The regular season concludes with a home contest against Utah on Wednesday, April 8.
A complete schedule, home and road, can be found by clicking here.
Season tickets for the 2014-15 season are already on sale, starting at just $275 to secure the same seat for all 36 home games. There are also partial-season plans available for fans seeking more flexibility. Contact the Steelheads front office at 208.383.0080 or log on to www.idahosteelheads.com for more information.
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