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The Oakdale Athletic Association (OAA) is a nonprofit youth organization in Oakdale, Minnesota, that has been serving the community since 1971. Administered and managed by dedicated volunteer adults, OAA offers a wide range of sports programs, including baseball, basketball, football, soccer, softball, volleyball, wrestling, and a Special Olympics Youth League. With a board of directors overseeing the association, OAA relies on the support and involvement of coaches and parents who generously contribute their time to the youth of Oakdale. OAA welcomes all residents of Oakdale to become members and encourages community members to attend board meetings to learn more about the organization and get involved.Generated from the website

Woodbury Hockey is a local establishment in Woodbury, MN that offers hockey-related services and products to the community. With a focus on promoting the sport of hockey, Woodbury Hockey provides a range of opportunities for players of all ages and skill levels to engage in the game. Generated from their business information

Originally established as a member of the now-defunct American Football League, the Minnesota Vikings franchise forfeited its AFL membership to become the National Football League s 14th team. The team began play in 1961 and has since appeared in four Super Bowls all losses and won 16 division championships. The Vikings have also inducted seven players Carl Eller, Jim Finks, Bud Grant, Paul Krause, Alan Page, Fran Tarkenton and Ron Yary into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Though based in Eden Prairie, Minn., the Vikings play at the 63,000-capacity Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in downtown Minneapolis. The team s fans are known for wearing purple Viking helmets called Helga Hats and chanting the Vikings fight song during games.