Arizona Midget Hockey Teams

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When Feist learned he would be attending the development camp that recently ended, he started training even harder. So far Feist accomplished what he hoped for experience-wise. His other focus was to do the best he could to get noticed. Feist says his play has built his confidence a lot, especially after receiving positive feedback to learn and adapt his game to make it more suitable for the pro level. It gives him confidence heading back into Junior. A defensive defenceman listed at six-foot-two, pounds, Feist likes to play hard in the corners and a physical game.

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AP — When the Arizona Coyotes arrived from Winnipeg in , hockey was a niche sport played by a couple thousand players at the state's three ice rinks. With the help of the Coyotes and a big boost from Auston Matthews' rise to stardom, hockey is blooming in the desert as Arizona has become one of the fastest-growing hockey markets among states with NHL teams. In , Arizona had a little over 2, registered youth and adult hockey players. The state had three ice rinks: two in Phoenix, one in Flagstaff. Hockey had a hard time gaining traction in the early days of the then-Phoenix Coyotes and dipped when the NHL ran the franchise for four years after the former owner filed for bankruptcy protection.