Sun Valley Suns Championship Parade
2022-2023 Sun Valley Youth Hockey
National Championship 18U Parade at Campion Ice House
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Sun Valley Suns National U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House on Monday, April 24, 2023. The 2022-2023 boys squad is the first Sun Valley Youth Hockey team to win a title.
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Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House.
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The Sun Valley high school hockey team put together a 42-6-4 season, winning eight tournaments-including the Chipotle 1A Youth Tier 2 18U national championship. They are also the first team from Idaho to win nationals in hockey.
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Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House.
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Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House. The players arrived with a police escort with fans lining the route.
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Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House.
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Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House. The team earned the Tier II-18U crown in Maple Grove, Minnesota, earlier this month.
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Lynn Campion of Campion Ice House.
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Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House.
Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House.
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Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House.
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Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House.
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Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House.
Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House.
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Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House. Coach Chris Benson.
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Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House.
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Sun Valley Captain Zach Benson addresses the crowd.
Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House. Suns player Finn Naghsh speaks to the large crowd.
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Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House. Hockey mom and photographer Nicki Elsbree.
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Monday, April 24, 2023. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House. Suns player Eliot Burks gives thanks to many people.
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Monday, April 24. Sun Valley Suns U18 Champions parade at Campion Ice House. Will Burks with son Eliot.
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