The Amarillo Wranglers primary goal is to prepare it’s players for the collegiate level. Three Wranglers will get the opportunity to continue to hit the ice together as Pierce Patterson, Jack Ivey, and Ben Ivey all committed to Army West Point.
The Amarillo Wranglers finish up a 10-game homestand with a weekend series against the Odessa Jackalopes. Amarillo came out with the 1-0 win last night and fall 3-1 tonight.
The Amarillo Wranglers take the home ice over at the Budweiser Bullpen this weekend for the last time this month. The Wranglers will be heading out on a long road trip that will span four weeks.
The Amarillo Wranglers beat the New Mexico Ice Wolves 3-1 on New Year’s Eve to move back within one point of New Mexico for fourth place in the South Division standings.
The Wranglers fell to the New Mexico Ice Wolves on Friday night by a final score of 6-3. Amarillo went down 3-0 in the first period and the early hole proved to be too much for the Wranglers to overcome, snapping their four-game winning streak.
Being a billet family in the NAHL has more rewards than just hosting a player and the Amarillo Wranglers are looking for a few more families to help out this fall.
The Amarillo Wranglers hosted the NAHL playoff bound Wichita Falls Warriors for their final homestand of the season. The Wranglers scored first, but fell short 3-1.
The Amarillo Wranglers (26-23) have eight games left on their NAHL regular season schedule, six of those are at home in the Civic Center. This weekend’s two-game series against the Shreveport Mudbugs (28-18) is important for the Wranglers’ final playoff push.
The Amarillo Wranglers earned a much needed weekend sweep over the El Paso Rhinos, winning Saturday 5-3. Amarillo’s Ukrainian Danylo Korzhyletskyi and Latvian Kristaps Skrastins recorded two goals each. Glebs Prohornekovs recorded the other goal.
The Amarillo Wranglers entered Friday night’s game against the El Paso Rhinos with 10 games left on the NAHL regular season schedule. The Wranglers won 4-1, closing the gap for their playoff chase.
The Amarillo Wranglers have ten games left in the North American Hockey League regular season, and they currently sit sixth in the South Division which is two spots back from a playoff berth.
18-year-old Danylo Korzhyletskyi left Ukraine early February to follow his dream of playing hockey in America. On the same day Russia controlled areas outside the capital of Kyiv, Korzhyletskyi’s hometown, the forward scored his first career NAHL goal.
The Amarillo Wranglers have struggled as of late, but not because of a lack of talent. Two Wranglers from the inaugural roster have signed Division I scholarship offers, forward Kristaps Skrastins and two-way center Glebs Prohorenkovs.
The Amarillo Wranglers are sporting a special Spiderman jersey for their two-day challenge against the Wichita Falls Warriors. The jerseys will be sold in a silent auction on Saturday to raise money for the non-profit with the most people in attendance.
The Amarillo Wranglers have a chance to steal the NAHL South Division lead this weekend. The New Mexico Ice Wolves stand in their way with a two point lead.
The Amarillo Wranglers (19-10) sit second in the NAHL South Division after handing the Odessa Jackalopes a 5-3 loss at the Civic Center. The Wranglers are in their inaugural season and they’re already producing a good season.
The Amarillo Ice Ranch is officially open as community members gathered for a ribbon cutting and other welcoming events this afternoon.Community members were welcomed to the Ice Ranch with music, food trucks, a free skate, games and more, to celebrate the opening of a brand new ice arena.
Amarillo 9-year-old Robert Bradley has a passion for hockey, but his disability kept him on the bench until now. He received the gift of a lifetime on Thursday from the Jim Lea Golf Memorial Tournament, and he got to try it out at the Amarillo Ice Ranch.
The Amarillo Wranglers revealed their new logo today, and fans will be pleased to see some of the old trademarks coming back to life. Wranglers President Austin Sutter said the goal was to give the logo an Amarillo vibe that was tough and simple.
marillo hockey fans were introduced to next season’s NAHL locally owned team, the Wranglers, a mascot that’s making a comeback from a Pittsburgh Penguins farm team that played in Amarillo in the 60′s and 70′s.
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