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Adult Recreational Hockey League

Adult Recreational Hockey League

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Edmonton, Alberta, T5G 1L2, Canada
(587) 786-6570 www.arhl.ca
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Mar 15, 2016
Terrible I do not recommend this league to anyone many reasons 1. Jerseys didn't come in till 2/3 rds of the season was played jersey are cheap quality wise, like wearing sand paper. 2. Socks can in with 4 games left. 3. You can only score 3 goals in one game. 4. Ref are incompetent. 5. There is a fine for everything. 150$ to appeal a suspension "money grab" 6. Score keepers don't care give the points to whoever. 7. League reps don't know there own rules. 8. The guy who runs the arhl is very arrogant 9. He's also involved in scams with other leagues. 10. He's a soccer player can't trust them actor's lol 11. Games are scheduled at 1045 most of the time while the arena is empty for the time slots before hmmm how much cheaper is the last ice time when we pay premium fees 12. If you accumulate 60 min of penalties in a season your are suspended + 25$ fine 70 penalty min another suspension 50$ and you start playoffs with 10 penalty min and the refs love to call penalties for absurd reason remember 150$ to appeal anything anyways I quit this league and will never go back and if these reasons aren't enough for you then go ahead and waste your money but there are other leagues out there sure some probably worse but I haven't seen it.

Sep 9, 2016
Good for recreation

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