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Home PageCherokee Commits To ACHA D1 SchoolGary Neill has committed to Stony Brook University, located in Long Island, NY. Coach Chris Garafolo had this to say about Gary, " We are excited to have Gary come to Stony Brook and are looking forward to him being part of the program.' On behalf of the Toledo Cherokee Organization we wish you continued success on your career. Good luck and we are proud of your accomplishment.  Toledo Cherokee announce 2012-13 Tryout Dates and SchedulesSee TRYOUT Tab Above or click logo above. 2012-2013Toledo Cherokee Junior Hockey ClubNA3HL Pre-Draft and Conditioning Skates
Comeback Complete: Cherokee Advance To Frozen Four (Toledo, OH)- After dropping game one in the best of three series against the Queen City (Cincinnati) Steam, and coming back to win game two to even things up, the series-deciding game three served as a microcosm of the Toledo Cherokee regular season. In a game that swung across the proverbial pendulum, the Cherokee fell behind, came back to tie twice, fell behind by two, and came back to tie again, and then finally go ahead to win a game three thriller by a 6-4 score and winning the series two games to one. The Cherokee advance to the North American Tier III Hockey League's Hurster Cup championship Frozen Four to be played this coming Friday, through Monday in Chicago. Lucas McCammant got things going for Queen City in the first five minutes with a power play goal to give the Steam a 1-0 lead. Toledo's Ryan Kelly pounced on a rebound five minutes later to tie the score. Then Queen City's Zach Newman took a long Trevor Anderson pass and scored on a breakaway to give the Steam the lead again with less than two minutes to go in the first. But Toledo answered 37 seconds later when Joe Skrzynski's shot from the high slot glanced off of the goal post and into the net and the Cherokee went into the first intermission tied at two. But in the second, the Steam scored a pair of goals, one on the power play and the other shorthanded and were only twenty minutes away from advancing to the 3HL finals. But Toledo mounted a ferocious comeback in the final period as Mike Baker cut the Steam lead to one with a goal at the 10:10 mark. Baker cashed in again just a minute and 17 seconds later to even the score at four. Less a minute later Christos Papaioannou scored what proved to be the game winner at 12:09 that gave Toledo a 5-4 lead. The Cherokee hung on as Queen City battled hard and tried to get one more puck by Austyn Rodebush but the Toledo netminder held his own and then with the Cherokee shorthanded by two men in the final minute, Baker picked up the puck and from his own end of the ice scored an empty net goal for a hat trick that clinched the game and the series for Toledo. The Cherokee head to the Hurster Cup and will open the round robin tournament this Friday, March 30th at the Fox Valley Arena playing the Flint Generals at 8:30pm ET. Saturday, Toledo plays the Granite City Lumberjacks (Saulk Rapids, MN) in a 5:30pm ET matchup. The round robin concludes on Sunday when Toledo faces St. Louis in a 3:30pm ET tilt. The two teams with the best record in the round robin will face off on Monday April 2nd at 1pm ET for the 3HL championship. The Cherokee games can be watched on pay per view at www.FastHockey.com or can be listened to for free by going to www.ToledoSportsRadio.com . Kroger Community Rewards ProgramPlease visit the link below to review the information and select ENROLL in Toledo Cherokee Jr. Hockey NPO#83798 All you need is a Kroger Plus Card. The more you shop, the more the organization will earn so keep shopping!!!! There is no cost to enroll but you must enroll every year. Thank you for your support. GAME LIVE
The NA3HL is pleased to announce the launch of GAME LIVE: a fan-friendly, interactive application that provides game scores and stats in real-time.
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