Ice hockey is returning to downtown Augusta at the new arena under construction in time for the 2026-27 season thanks to Tim ...

Professional hockey will return to Augusta and the CSRA for the first time in over a decade with Tim Tebow as co-owner.

The new team will play its home games at The New Augusta Arena, a 10,500-seat venue currently under construction in downtown ...

The minor ice hockey league ECHL announced on Wednesday that Tebow will be a co-owner of an expansion team in Augusta, ...

The ECHL announced on Wednesday that the League’s Board of Governors has approved the expansion application of Augusta, ...

A “special” news conference is planned Wednesday afternoon by the managers of the venues known as the Augusta Entertainment ...

Tim Tebow announced major business news ahead of the football season. The 38-year-old football star is staying close to ...

The Augusta Coliseum Authority and Oak View Group announce hockey will return to Augusta for the first time in 12 years.

The team will play in the New Augusta Arena, a 10,500-seat downtown venue being built for $250 million by the Augusta-Richmond County Coliseum Authority. Oak View Group will operate the facility.

Last year's Class 2A runner-up Burke County was set to face off against Cross Creek, both squads opening the season with a ...

Augusta does have its own pro hockey history. From 1998 to 2008, the city was home to the ECHL’s Augusta Lynx, with the SPHL’s RiverHawks playing in Augusta from 2010 to 2013.

After a tightly contested first half, North Augusta football dominated in the second half to earn a season-opening victory ...