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Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs vs Quad City Storm: Super Hero Night
- Dates: February 21, 2026
- Times: Starting: 07:05 PM
- Admission: Tickets: $14 - $26; Parking: $10 or Free Shuttle
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Berglund Center - Sporting Facilities & Venues
Location: Berglund Center
710 Williamson Road NE,
Roanoke, VA 24016 - Send Email
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Join the Rail Yard Dawgs on Saturday, February 21, for Super Hero Night, presented by Wisler Plumbing & Air as well as K92 FM! Enjoy a family-friendly pregame event in Berglund Hall before the action begins. Roanoke will be hitting the ice in specialty jerseys as they take on Quad City. Puck Drops at 7:05 pm. We'll see ya there!
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Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs vs Quad City Storm: Super Hero Night
- 710 Williamson Road NE,
- Roanoke, VA 24016
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- Berglund Center
- Tickets: $14 - $26; Parking: $10 or Free Shuttle
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