Black Hawks Back In PartyTown Tonight (Tues. 3/26)

Eight games remain on the schedule for both the Black Hawks and the Sioux Falls Stampede. Their final head-to-head contest is tonight at Young Arena, with second place up-for-grabs.

The winner of the game is assured to hold at least a share of that position when the night ends. This season, Sioux Falls has won three of five games against Waterloo. Two of those prior tilts have gone to overtime, including a 4-3 Waterloo win at Young Arena on March 9th.

Black Hawks try to hold off the "Stampede" Tonight
Join your friends in PartyTown tonight (March 26, 2019) when the Black Hawks host Sioux Falls at 7:05! Both teams are fighting for playoff positioning and this game will have a playoff intensity to it! The team needs your help to provide home ice advantage for the Black Hawks! Fans 21+ can enjoy $2 Bud Light Tallboys all game long presented by Fahr Beverage. Tuesday's game also features a Family-4-Pack offer featuring 4 game tickets, 4 burgers, and 4 fries for just $48! For tickets call 319-232-3444 or purchase on-line now

Black Hawks Promote Greene

Growth and innovation on multiple fronts during the last four seasons have led the Waterloo Black Hawks to promote Joe Greene to President of Business Operations.

Greene joined the organization as Vice President of Sales and Marketing in the months leading up to the 2015/16 United States Hockey League season. In the intervening years, the team has invested in capital improvements to Young Arena, presented popular new or improved promotions, and established a pattern of growth in key group ticket and season ticket sales efforts. Plus, on Tuesday night, the Black Hawks will be honored as "2019 Business of the Year" by the Greater Cedar Valley Alliance and Chamber.

“Joe is certainly very deserving of this new opportunity after supervising such a wide array of projects,” said Black Hawks President P.K. O’Handley. “Obviously our fans, our peers in the Cedar Valley business community, our peers in the USHL, and many people beyond have noticed the trajectory that the organization has taken. We have a great story to tell and a great outlook for the future.”

Greene played a substantial role in negotiating a new Young Arena lease with the City of Waterloo which was finalized in August of 2017. The agreement represented the most significant change in the relationship between the team and the City since the Hawks moved into the building during the winter of 1994/95. The team had already invested in the Coors Light Cold Zone and a new PartyTown Outfitters team store in Greene’s initial season. With the new lease sealed, Greene oversaw the addition of new Lincoln Savings Bank and Single Speed Brewing Luxury Suites, helping to modernize the Black Hawks’ beloved home with amenities that are characteristic of newer facilities. The deal also led to various new food and beverage ticketing promotions in a joint effort with Waterloo Leisure Services.

“Some doors have opened for us over the last few years, but the organization has only been able to walk through them thanks to the dedication and hard work of our staff, and I am grateful to the Black Hawks for the opportunity to work with this group,” said Greene. “The Black Hawks’ progress is also a direct reflection of the team’s success on the ice. Our hockey operations department has done a tremendous job with the development and growth of our players. It has been a privilege to be an on-the-scene observer watching them at work, while helping to supply the resources they need.”