Twelve cameras. Full replay. Every home game.
If you’re a parent in Minnesota or a grandmother in Sweden, this is the part of the program you’ll use most — so we don’t treat it as an afterthought. Every Ice Wolves home game at Outpost Ice Arena is produced with a twelve-camera setup and full replay capability, from a control room built with broadcast equipment. You will see your son’s shift. You will see the goal again from the other end. Road games are produced by the home team and carried on the same service.
One subscription covers both teams.
Setting up an NAHLTV account is free; watching requires a subscription. One subscription covers every New Mexico Ice Wolves game — NAHL and NA3HL — plus games across the other NAHL-affiliated leagues. You do not need a second account to follow both of our teams.
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Who makes it.
The crew is local high school and college students. They run the cameras, the replay machines and the switcher, they earn class credit and a paycheck, and they learn the job on real equipment during a live broadcast. Several have gone on to study film and production at the University of New Mexico; one alum now works full-time in television in Albuquerque and comes back to teach the next group. The broadcast is directed by Matt Vencill.
Why we do it this way.
A junior program in a non-traditional market has to prove two things: that the hockey is real, and that the organization is worth trusting with somebody’s son. A twelve-camera broadcast run by Albuquerque teenagers happens to prove both at once.
In the press
“Inside an Ice Wolves broadcast: Teenagers help produce the show” — Albuquerque Journal, April 2024
“Media students sharpen skills with new Ice Wolves opportunity” — KOB 4