CHL-TV Season and Monthly Passes Now Available


CHL-TV Season and Monthly Passes Now Available
CHL-TV, Powered by America ONE Sports, Begins October 19

GLENDALE, AZ (October 9, 2012) – The Central Hockey League (CHL), in conjunction with America ONE Sports (AOS), announced today that Season and Monthly Passes for the 2012-13 CHL season are now available for purchase.  Games are available through traditional web browsers on both PC’s and MAC’s and are also available on IOS (iPhone and iPad) and Android devices.

Season Passes (gives access to all CHL games throughout the 2012-13 regular season) are available for $150.00 and Monthly Passes (gives access to all CHL games for a 30-day period) are available for $30.00.  Daily Passes will be available each day during the 2012-13 regular season and can be purchased for $8.00.

Fans can visit http://www.americaonesports.com/package_chl.asp for more information or to purchase Season and Monthly Passes. 

America ONE Sports, an operating company of ONE Media Corp, Inc. is a leader in live broadband sports annually featuring more than 5,500 live and exclusive sporting events including a legacy of 10,000+ hockey games since its inception.

Fans first chance to view CHL games will be on Opening Night (Friday, October 19) when the league opens its 21st season of play.


About the CHL
The CHL is looking forward to its 21st season that begins in October, 2012.  Last season, the CHL welcomed more than two million fans averaging 4,042 during the regular season and 4,427 during the post-season (both accounting for the highest attendance averages in the past five years in the CHL).  Over the past two years, the CHL has celebrated 122 sellouts (the most during any two-year period in the 20-year history of the league) led by the 2011 and 2012 CHL Franchise of the Year winner, the Missouri Mavericks, who have 36 combined regular season sellouts in the 2010-11 and 2011-12 seasons.  The CHL has had 69 call-ups to the American Hockey League over the past two seasons and just last year, former CHL players Brian Foster (Florida Panthers), Jordie Benn (Dallas Stars) and Ryan Garbutt (Dallas Stars) made their National Hockey League debuts joining the likes of David Schlemko (Phoenix Coyotes), Keith Aucoin (Washington Capitals), Andrew Desjardins (San Jose Sharks), Joel Martin (New York Islanders) and many others as former CHL players that made it to the NHL.  For more information about the CHL, visit the league’s website at www.centralhockeyleague.com.       

About America ONE Sports
America ONE Sports is a leader in LIVE Broadband Sports. It features more than 5500 live and exclusive events, over 100 U.S. Colleges, 70 professional sports teams and hundreds of top professional leagues from Asia and Europe.

America ONE Sports is owned and operated by ONE Media Corp., a privately owned company based in Dallas/Ft. Worth. The company also owns and operates ONE WORLD SPORTS, a new sports network created especially for sports fans craving access to a broad array of popular professional sports from Asia and around the world; ONE CONNXT, a global HD/SD broadcast video transport technology and services solution; America ONE Television, a general entertainment and sports broadcast television network.

To learn more about America ONE Sports, go to http://www.americaonesports.com. 

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