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NCAA Ice Hockey 2012 2014 Store
NCAA Ice Hockey 2012 2014 Store ist eine App von eOfficials LLC. Veröffentlicht 13 years ago. 1.0 Version.
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2011-12 NCAA Ice Hockey Rule & Case Books in a searchable, interactive mobile app.
THIS IS ONLY FOR ACTIVE NCAA ICE HOCKEY OFFICIALS!
The official 2011-12 NCAA Ice Hockey Rules app gives you Rule and Case books together in a searchable, interactive mobile app! Used by college (NCAA) officials, this app gives you quick access to the info you need.
Advantages over hardcopy books include:
-Always with you
-Searchable content
-Bookmarks
-Linked Rule References, no more flipping pages
-Rule and Case books in one app
The NCAA writes and publishes the official rules for sports including Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Field Hockey, Football, Gymnastics, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Track, Volleyball, Water Polo, and Wrestling. Keep an eye out for more sports coming soon!
This app was developed by ArbiterSports for use by NCAA Ice Hockey Officials.
THIS IS ONLY FOR ACTIVE NCAA ICE HOCKEY OFFICIALS!
The official 2011-12 NCAA Ice Hockey Rules app gives you Rule and Case books together in a searchable, interactive mobile app! Used by college (NCAA) officials, this app gives you quick access to the info you need.
Advantages over hardcopy books include:
-Always with you
-Searchable content
-Bookmarks
-Linked Rule References, no more flipping pages
-Rule and Case books in one app
The NCAA writes and publishes the official rules for sports including Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Field Hockey, Football, Gymnastics, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Track, Volleyball, Water Polo, and Wrestling. Keep an eye out for more sports coming soon!
This app was developed by ArbiterSports for use by NCAA Ice Hockey Officials.
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