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Salem State University

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rdf:type	Team
rdfs:label	Salem State Vikings
rdfs:comment	Salem State University The first club hockey team took to the ice in 1958. The team was based out of the North Shore Sports Center in Lynn, Massachusetts. The men's varsity program commenced in 1961. The team had relocated to the Twin Rinks in Danvers, Massachusetts sometime during the 1960's. In 1976 the team moved to a new rink built on campus, in 1984 the arena was dedicated to Richard H. Rockett and named the Rockett Arena. The school had appeared in two final fours in 1992 and 1994 and won ECAC East Playoffs championships in 1985, 1994, 1995. The team also participated in Frozen Fenway 2014 with a game against the Mass-Boston Beacons on January 7, 2014.
dcterms:subject	College baseball teams NCAA Division III Teams NCAA Division III teams NCAA Division III schools Teams in Massachusetts Schools in Massachusetts Massachusetts State College Athletic Conference Massachusetts State College Athletic Conference members dbkwik:resource/pAdqBYs7-in7Y4R7i4UT1A==
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head coach	Chris Harvey
Logo	Salem State Vikings.jpg
Nickname	Vikings
Conference	Massachusetts State College Athletic Conference
short name	Salem State
Capacity	2000(xsd:integer)
Long name	Salem State University
Arena	James Twohig Gymnasium
Location	Salem, Massachusetts
abstract	Salem State University The first club hockey team took to the ice in 1958. The team was based out of the North Shore Sports Center in Lynn, Massachusetts. The men's varsity program commenced in 1961. The team had relocated to the Twin Rinks in Danvers, Massachusetts sometime during the 1960's. In 1976 the team moved to a new rink built on campus, in 1984 the arena was dedicated to Richard H. Rockett and named the Rockett Arena. The school had appeared in two final fours in 1992 and 1994 and won ECAC East Playoffs championships in 1985, 1994, 1995. The team also participated in Frozen Fenway 2014 with a game against the Mass-Boston Beacons on January 7, 2014.

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