Milwaukee Timberwolves set to launch as volunteer hockey team in October
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Last updated Aug 14, 2026

The Milwaukee Timberwolves, an all-volunteer hockey team, will begin their inaugural season this October. Their first game is scheduled for October 2 against the Lexington Nightfall in Lexington, Kentucky, with a sold-out attendance expected. The Timberwolves' home opener will follow on November 7 against the McFarland Killer Bees at The Ponds of Brookfield. The team competes in the Great Lakes Hockey League and aims to offer affordable hockey experiences for local fans. The league features non-profit teams organized by volunteers, and the Timberwolves are focused on community engagement and youth inspiration.
- •Timberwolves will play first game on October 2.
- •Home opener scheduled for November 7 in Brookfield.
- •Tickets priced around $10, with discounts for kids, military, and seniors.
- •Teams in the league are non-profits run entirely by volunteers.
- •Community involvement includes partnerships with local sponsors like Chick-fil-A.
- 10:04 AMYahoo Sports — Meet the Milwaukee Timberwolves, an all-volunteer hockey team
"The Milwaukee Timberwolves are a new volunteer run hockey team offering affordable games in Brookfield this fall.
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