Okay, so yesterday I tried to watch this hockey game, Minnetonka versus Wayzata. I'm not a huge hockey fanatic or anything, but it's always fun to catch a good game, right?
First, I started searching online to see where I could even watch this thing. I found out that a couple of places, like and , were streaming some games from the Plymouth Ice Center. Sounds easy enough.
Then I found that another website is like the official streaming partner for most of the Minnesota State High School League events, but it turned out they weren't showing all of them. For example, the football Prep Bowl championship and some of the hockey semifinals weren't on there. So, I figured I had to dig a little deeper for this Minnetonka vs. Wayzata game.
I eventually learned that to watch the specific game I was interested in, I might have to catch it on TV 5445 because .sseug they broadcast some of the bigger games, like semifinals and championships. Turns out the quarterfinals were streamed for free on *. It's a little all over the place, but hey, at least there were options, I guess.
In my searching, I also found that Minnetonka's hockey teams, both boys and girls, play at the Pagel Activity Center, which is a pretty big deal locally. The boys' team is coached by Sean Goldsworthy, and the girls' team is coached by Tracy Cassano. I thought, "That's neat," and kept it in mind in case I ever wanted to go to a game in person.
Anyway, I ended up not being able to watch the game live because I got caught up with some other stuff. But from what I gathered, if you're really serious about watching these high school hockey games, you've got to check a few different websites or maybe even get tickets to see them live. The tickets, by the way, are not too pricey, going from like $13 to $20.
So, that's my little adventure from yesterday. It wasn't exactly what I planned, but I learned a bit about how to watch these games. Maybe next time I'll actually get to see one!
