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**Binghamton University Equipment Manager Plays in International Hockey Tournament with Brother**

Binghamton University in Binghamton, New York, reports that Tyler Zweig, an equipment manager for the university’s hockey program, recently achieved a significant milestone in his hockey career. Zweig had the opportunity to play alongside his brother in an international hockey tournament.

This marks an exciting chapter in Zweig’s journey in hockey, blending his professional dedication behind the scenes with a chance to take to the ice in a competitive setting alongside family. The tournament highlighted a personal and professional accomplishment for Zweig, giving him the platform to showcase his skills and share the experience with his brother.

Further details about the tournament and Zweig’s performance have not been disclosed, but the university celebrated this inspiring moment as a proud achievement.

Source: Binghamton University

Source Type: College

Source Location: Binghamton

Binghamton, NY

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