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The world famous Mac’s AAA Hockey Tourney is back

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Mac's Midget AAA Hockey Tournament

For the 41st year in a row, the Mac’s Midget AAA World Invitational Tournament is right here in Calgary! It’s the biggest and most prestigious midget hockey showcase in the world, and it grabs over 100,000 spectators during its seven days of top-notch competition. So, if you’re looking to take in some action and catch a glimpse of the stars of tomorrow, this is your best chance!

Some of the current NHL stars who have competed in the Mac’s include Sidney Crosby, Zach Parise, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Patrik Laine, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg!

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Dozens, nay, hundreds…heck, maybe thousands of former Mac’s players (both male and female) have gone on to compete in the NCAA and professional hockey leagues around the world. We don’t have the exact number, but we’re not here to do math, we’re here to tell you about hockey!

Dozens of games are popping off at the Max Bell, Flames Community, and Father David Bauer Arenas, and the nightly feature games host crowds of nearly 3,000 spectators. Grab a couple of ice cold beers, snag a hot dog or plate of nachos before the 2019 health resolutions get started, and enjoy some good old-fashioned stick-puck.

If you’re aching for a championship atmosphere, then hit up the finals on New Years Day at the Scotiabank Saddledome. What better way to ring in 2019 than by catching some wicked hockey?

Check out the schedule here for all the extra information you need.

Mac’s Midget AAA Tournament

Where: Max Bell – 1001, Barlow Trail SE; Father David Bauer – 2424 University Dr NW; Flames Community Arena – 2390, 47 Ave SW
When: Until Tuesday, January 1st
Time: Schedule here
Cost: Day Pass – Adult $12, Student/Senior $10; Tournament Pass – Adult $45, Student/Senior $40