Congratulations to your Houston Aeros on the nail biting win to clench a playoff berth! After multiple scenarios running through everyone’s head of what AHL teams need to win and how they needed to win the Houston Aeros focused on continuing their season. They pulled together as a team in front of a 10,000+ crowd to take the 8^th seed in the Western Conference by defeating the Texas Stars 2-1. The fans were on the edge of their seats the last minute of the game with the puck near the goal. Hackett kept his composure, but with the tenacious offensive line from the Stars, the Aeros defensive line needed to band together to help Hackett keep the puck out of the net. Mission accomplished.

Your Houston Aeros are set to complete their unfinished business this Thursday, April 19^th and Friday, April 20^th at the Toyota Center vs the number one seed Oklahoma City Barons. For tickets please visit www.aeros.com or call 713-361-PUCK.

In their first ever tournament competition, Team Texas Sled Hockey rebounded from a 13-1 loss to Chicago by winning two shootout OT games over Florida and Buffalo and finished the tournament with a 3-0 shutout performance by goalie Kyle Huckaby in the final game.

The event was the annual USA Hockey Disabled Festival held at the Star Centers in Dallas, April 13-15th.

The team was comprised of players from Houston and Austin and coached by Jim O’Neill and Paul Madden. Click here to visit their website.

The BAHHA mite hounds were invited to participate in the Inaugural Houston Aeros Mite Invitational Jamboree on March 11th, 2012. The jamboree included 4 mite teams from across Houston, with each team playing five 20-minute half-ice games. Our Hounds finished with an impressive 5-0 record en route to the gold medal. The mites were honored later that day on-ice before the Houston Aeros game. Congratulations to all of the coaches and kids!

-Kevin Hoffman

The Spartans and the Highlanders are gearing up for tonight’s game. Each player taping their sticks the same way they’ve done for years. Each player lacing up their skates. Each player packing up to head over to the Sugar Land Ice and Sports Center for the game they’ve been fighting for all season.In the same way you, the fan, need to prepare for tonight’s game.

The Legacy Sports Network celebrates four years of providing the Greater Houston Metropolitan Area with the best in quality sports radio. Click on the logo above to go to the Legacy Sports Network website, grab some popcorn, and get ready for a game to remember!