St. Cloud, Minnesota

St. Cloud is a city of almost 60,000 people in central Minnesota, United States.
==Teams==
*Granite City Lumberjacks (MnJHL, 2007-2011) relocate to Sauk Rapids, Minnesota and join NA3HL
*St. Cloud Jr. Blues (Midwest Junior Hockey League, 1973-1975)
*St. Cloud State Huskies men's ice hockey
*St. Cloud State Huskies women's ice hockey
==Arenas==
*Centennial Park Rink
*Eastman Park Rink
*Lake George Park Rink
*National Hockey Center
*Northway Park Rink
*Pantown Park Rink
*Raymond Park Rink
*Riverside Park Rink
*Rotary Park Rink
*Rolling Ridge Park Rink
*St. Cloud Municipal Athletic Complex
*Schmidt Park Rink
*Seberger Park Rink
*Southside Park Rink
*Talahi Park Rink
*Westwood School Park Rink
*J. C. Brown Athletic Field
==Players==
*Chris Harrington
*Alex Koopmeiners
*Cory Laylin
*R.J. Linder
*Gino Lucia
*Jared Maetche
*Jordan Palusky
*Austin Poganski
*Kurt Sauer
*Michael Sauer
*Nate Schmidt
==External Links==
* on Wikipedia
Category:Minnesota towns