Ice Den
Jacqueline Benson currently serves as the AIT Phoenix Director at American Ice Theatre since July 2021 and holds the position of Treasurer with the Figure Skating Diversity and Inclusion Alliance since December 2022. As a professional skater and contemporary skating artist with Le Patin Libre since October 2021, Jacqueline also coaches synchronized skating for Ice Denettes and serves as an assistant coach for the Figure Skating Team at Arizona State University. Additional coaching roles include Senior Figure Skating Coach and Choreographer, as well as Junior Figure Skating Coach at Ice Den. Jacqueline's past experience includes Theatre on Ice Coach & Choreographer for Coyotes Theatre On Ice and serving as VP of Social Media & Fundraising and Founding Board Member for the ASU Figure Skating Team. Jacqueline has held various leadership roles in the Sports Business Association at ASU, culminating in a presidency. An internship with the Arizona Cardinals Football Club focused on partner service and activation. Education includes a Bachelor of Arts in Sports Studies and a minor in Media Analysis and Broadcast Journalism from Arizona State University, completed in 2020.
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Ice Den
The Ice Den Scottsdale, located in north Scottsdale, is a 150,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art ice skating and entertainment center and the official practice facility of the NHL's Arizona Coyotes Hockey club. Since opening in June 1998, the Ice Den has revolutionized the ice skating industry in Arizona and has quickly become a community gathering place for many valley residents. Its open-air design and triple NHL regulation surfaces (3) make it a facility uniquely capable of fulfilling the diverse sports and entertainment needs for many Arizona families and businesses. The Ice Den Scottsdale is a world-class ice facility, playing host to the Coyotes and visiting NHL teams for their practice needs. The Ice Den Chandler, acquired in January 2014, immediately underwent after a 4-month estimated $6 million renovation. Highlights of the renovation include two completely rebuilt NHL regulation-size ice surfaces to enhance the skating experience, as well as new flooring and lighting. In addition, guests now enjoy new amenities including a retail shop – Coyotes Ice Sports, enhanced spectator viewing areas, 18 Degrees Express Bar & Grill, and the Chilly Bean Café. In addition to being your home for youth house and travel hockey, adult hockey and skating, the Ice Dens have become the venue of choice for many national and international hockey tournaments, figure skating events, shows and competitions.