Kalamazoo hockey league skates into 7th decade with optimistic view of future
The Kalamazoo hockey league is beginning its 61st season with high enrollment numbers. Despite this growth, the organization faces an uncertain future due to the potential 2028 closure of the Wings Event Center.
KOHA kicks off its 61st season Saturday with growing enrollment across nearly all age groups. The growth comes despite losing ice time at a former facility and facing an uncertain future as Wings Event Center eyes a 2028 closure.
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