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The University of Alaska Fairbanks is home to the Nanooks. Carlson Center is one of the only Olympic-sized ice hockey rinks in North America. | The University of Alaska Fairbanks is home to the Nanooks. Carlson Center is one of the only Olympic-sized ice hockey rinks in North America. | ||
| − | RPI played there during the 2009 Alaska Gold Rush, on [[2009-2010|October 16-17,2009]]. This was the second furthest RPI has ever played from Troy, with only to [[University of Alaska Anchorage]] being further away. Estimated driving time is over 72 hours nonstop. | + | RPI played there during the 2009 Alaska Gold Rush, on [[2009-2010|October 16-17, 2009]]. This was the second furthest RPI has ever played from Troy, with only to [[University of Alaska Anchorage]] being further away. Estimated driving time is over 72 hours nonstop. |
[[Category:Road trips|Alaska Fairbanks]] | [[Category:Road trips|Alaska Fairbanks]] | ||
[[Category:Schools|Alaska Fairbanks]] | [[Category:Schools|Alaska Fairbanks]] | ||
Revision as of 12:27, March 6, 2011
| University of Alaska Fairbanks | |
| Location | Fairbanks, AK |
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| Distance from RPI | 4,316 mi. |
| Venue name | Carlson Center |
The University of Alaska Fairbanks is home to the Nanooks. Carlson Center is one of the only Olympic-sized ice hockey rinks in North America.
RPI played there during the 2009 Alaska Gold Rush, on October 16-17, 2009. This was the second furthest RPI has ever played from Troy, with only to University of Alaska Anchorage being further away. Estimated driving time is over 72 hours nonstop.