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ROAD WARRIORS TO HONOR MILITARY/FIRST RESPONDERS

Greenville Road WarriorsWith three games this weekend, including Veterans’ Day this Thursday, the Greenville Road Warriors are proud to honor military veterans, current military members, and first responders with free tickets to come see the action.

For each of the three games against the Everblades there will be a chance to receive free tickets. Active military members and military veterans can pick up their free tickets to the game on Thursday, November 11 or Friday, November 12 while first responders get in free on Saturday, November 13. Military ID or first responder identification needs to be presented at the BI-LO Center Box Office to take advantage of the free ticket offer. For the promotion one free ticket will be issued to the person who presents the valid ID at the box office. First responders eligible for free tickets to Saturday’s game are EMTs/paramedics, firefighters, and police officers. Any questions regarding this weekend’s promotions can be directed to the Road Warriors office by calling 864-674-PUCK or the BI-LO Center Box Office by calling 864-241-3800.

On top of the military and first responders ticket specials, the Road Warriors are offering a Hat Trick Package which is good for a ticket to each of this weekend’s games for just $21! Rounding out this weekend’s promotions is the Road Warriors’ second Thirsty Thursday of the season and a Friday Family Four-Pack night. On Thursday select fountain sodas and draft beers will be just $1 while Friday’s four-packs feature four gold-level tickets, four hot dogs, four pretzels, four bags of chips, and four sodas for $48. Tickets are also available for groups of 10 or more via the Road Warriors’ group packages. By coming out as a group you save on the box office price, receive preferred seating based on availability, and enjoy other great benefits. Call a Road Warriors group sales rep today at 864-674-PUCK.

Mitch Beck

Mitch Beck was a standup comedian and radio personality for over 25 years. His passion for hockey started with Team USA in 1980 when they defeated the Soviets at Lake Placid. He has also worked in hockey as a coach and administrator. He also works for USA Hockey as a Coach Developer. Mitch has been reporting on the New York Rangers, and exclusively on the Hartford Wolf Pack since 2005.

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