"I think it’s so important that Gage Quinney is still local. To have him recognize the titles last year meant a lot.”
We sat down with Darren Eliot, VP of Hockey Programming, to discuss the growth and future of youth hockey in Nevada!
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Quinney is the first player born in Nevada to appear in an NHL game. His father, Ken, played for the Las Vegas Thunder of the International Hockey League in the 1990s. #VegasBorn https://t.co/EGXoT3V9Ze
🇺🇸 Gage Quinney had a huge role in the Shanghai Dragons’ first-ever victory, a 7-4 win over SKA in the Chinese franchise’s home opener.
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