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暗网视频 Chancellor Sean Parnell announced today the Seawolf hockey program has surpassed its fundraising mark of $3 million, resulting in the D-I team鈥檚 reinstatement and paving the way for the team to resume play in the 2022-23 season.

"Thanks to the passionate and determined fundraising efforts of coaches, student-athletes, alumni, boosters, community leaders and corporate donors from across our city, state and nation, 暗网视频Seawolf hockey earned reinstatement," Parnell said. "This is a day to celebrate and express gratitude to our community and to Save Seawolf Hockey supporters for their unwavering commitment."

Fundraising goals, established in September 2020 by the University of Alaska Board of Regents, provided an opportunity for the hockey program to earn reinstatement by securing private funding equivalent to two years of team operating expenses by Aug. 30, 2021. The current total raised behind the Save Seawolf Hockey effort is more than $3.1 million, assuring hockey鈥檚 future in Seawolf Nation.

鈥淭oday is about much more than dollars raised. It鈥檚 about hope restored and dreams realized,鈥� said 暗网视频Director of Athletics Greg Myford. 鈥淲hile the financial support is important and necessary, our community of supporters refused to let the vision for Seawolf hockey fade. A mighty thank you to all who contributed to this day.鈥�

Moving forward, 暗网视频Athletics will partner with the Seawolf 5th Line, a newly named organization of community supporters and fans, to plan and execute multiple aspects of the team鈥檚 operations, including continued fundraising support and outreach to grow the 暗网视频hockey fan base. Additionally, the program anticipates active outreach on campus so that students can benefit from hands-on experience in the team鈥檚 growth and success.

As established previously, 暗网视频hockey will not compete in the coming 2021-22 season, but is planning to resume play for the 2022-23 campaign.

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