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The Cube hosts its first high school hockey showcase

Players of the Burbank Cougars, dark uniforms, and Las Vegas Storm fight for the puck during the High School Hockey League Showcase event held at The Cube Ice and Entertainment Center in Valencia on Wednesday, 122822. Dan Watson/The Signal
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The Cube, in partnership with the Los Angeles Kings High School Hockey League, hosted its first high school hockey showcase last week. The showcase featured teams from across California and Nevada playing in front of scouts from UCLA, USC, California Lutheran University, UC Santa Barbara, UC Santa Cruz, CSU Bakersfield and Loyola Marymount.

Players of the Burbank Cougars, dark uniform, and Las Vegas Storm fight for the puck during the High School Hockey League Showcase event held at The Cube Ice and Entertainment Center in Valencia on Wednesday, 122822. Dan Watson/The Signal
Varsity High School players of the Bishop Broncos cary their5 equipment and uniforms as they arrive for the High School Hockey League Showcase event held at The Cube Ice and Entertainment Center in Valencia on Wednesday, 122822. Dan Watson/The Signal
Players of the Burbank Cougars, dark uniforms, and Las Vegas Storm chase the puck during the High School Hockey League Showcase event held at The Cube Ice and Entertainment Center in Valencia on Wednesday, 122822. Dan Watson/The Signal
Varsity High School players of the Bishop Broncos cary their5 equipment and uniforms as they arrive for the High School Hockey League Showcase event held at The Cube Ice and Entertainment Center in Valencia on Wednesday, 122822. Dan Watson/The Signal
Grant Lawrence, 5, right, of Santa Clarita joins attendees on the second floor as they watch the competition between varsity High school hockey teams during the High School Hockey League Showcase event held at The Cube Ice and Entertainment Center in Valencia on Wednesday, 122822. Dan Watson/The Signal
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Dan Watson, Director of Photography, has worked in community news on many local newspapers for decades and has worked at The Santa Clarita Signal for a combined total of 13 years.

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