Following the ceremony, Duclair, along with hockey players from his development camps, demonstrated the new synthetic ice rink in action. The on-ice session showcased how the surface allows for ...

First, he priced out what it would cost to lay a synthetic material known as shooting tiles over the space. The surface mimics ice and allows hockey players to train in any weather, but it’s pricey.

On Wednesday morning from Lauderdale Lakes, the Anthony Duclair Foundation and the NHL Industry Growth Fund officially opened a brand new 50x100 foot synthetic ice surface at Boyd H. Anderson High ...