Hockey: Falcons Will Play UM In Toledo
July 22, 2009
Bowling Green and Michigan will play in Lucas County Arena on Nov. 21.
Mac Daily Staff Reports
Toledo — When the Lucas County Arena is completed this fall, it will be the home of two sports franchises, The Toledo Walleye and the Toledo Bullfrogs. On Nov. 21 though, it will be the home of two special guests.
One night after playing in Yost Arena, the Bowling Green Falcons and Michigan Wolverines will use the new facility for game two of their home-and-home CCHA series. The game will start at 7:05 p.m.
For the Wolverines, the game at Lucas County Arena will be one of two neutral sites that they'll use this year. They're also going to play several games in Joe Louis Arena. The Nov. 21 game will be Bowling Green's lone neutral site game this year.
Bowling Green will meet up with Michigan a second time this season when they play a true home-and-home series on Feb. 4 and Feb. 9. The first game will be played in Bowling Green with the two teams going to Ann Arbor, Mich. five days later.
Toledo — When the Lucas County Arena is completed this fall, it will be the home of two sports franchises, The Toledo Walleye and the Toledo Bullfrogs. On Nov. 21 though, it will be the home of two special guests.
One night after playing in Yost Arena, the Bowling Green Falcons and Michigan Wolverines will use the new facility for game two of their home-and-home CCHA series. The game will start at 7:05 p.m.
For the Wolverines, the game at Lucas County Arena will be one of two neutral sites that they'll use this year. They're also going to play several games in Joe Louis Arena. The Nov. 21 game will be Bowling Green's lone neutral site game this year.
Bowling Green will meet up with Michigan a second time this season when they play a true home-and-home series on Feb. 4 and Feb. 9. The first game will be played in Bowling Green with the two teams going to Ann Arbor, Mich. five days later.