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Spokane Chiefs

Spokane Chiefs

Western Hockey League team in Spokane, Washington.

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    Multi-use indoor arena in Spokane, Washington.

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    City in Washington State.

    7.5%

  3. Avista Stadium

    Athletic venue in Spokane Valley, Washington.

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  4. Ray Whitney (ice hockey)

    Canadian ice hockey player (born 1972).

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    American ice hockey player (born 1990).

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    Championship trophy of the Canadian Hockey League.

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    Indoor arena in Spokane, Washington.

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    American ice hockey player (born 1998).

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  9. 2008 Memorial Cup

    Canadian junior men's ice hockey championship.

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  10. Ed Chynoweth Cup

    Western Hockey League trophy.

    0.97%

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    City in Washington State.

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    Canadian ice hockey coach (born 1963).

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    Russian ice hockey player (born 1974).

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    Multi-use indoor arena in Spokane, Washington.

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    British singer-songwriter (born 1945).

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  6. Sports in Spokane, Washington

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  7. Morgan Geekie

    Canadian ice hockey player (born 1998).

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  8. Jared Spurgeon

    Canadian ice hockey player (born 1989).

    1.3%

  9. Berkly Catton

    Canadian ice hockey player (born 2006).

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