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Forwards

Name
POS H W Sh BP
Scott Docherty
Scott Docherty
F 6-5 209 R Oakville, ON
Sam Craggs
Sam Craggs #7
F 6-2 210 L Elmhurst, IL
Tanner Dickinson
Tanner Dickinson #12
F 6-0 176 L Perrysburg, OH
Johnny Waldron
Johnny Waldron #13
F 6-1 185 R Batavia, IL
Brandon Hawkins
Brandon Hawkins #16
F 5-10 200 R Macomb, MI
Jason Willms
Jason Willms #17
F 6-0 187 L Kitchner, ON
Ben Schoen
Ben Schoen #19
F 5-8 165 R Maumee, OH
Nolan Hutcheson
Nolan Hutcheson #21
F 6-4 210 L Kingston, ONT
Reilly Funk
Reilly Funk #22
F 6-3 233 L Portage, MB
Nick Nardecchia
Nick Nardecchia #24
F 5-10 174 R Macomb, MI
Brandon Kruse
Brandon Kruse #28
F 5-10 160 L Saline, MI
Jaden Grant
Jaden Grant #40
F 6-2 195 L White Lake, MI
Quinn Preston
Quinn Preston #43
F 5-11 188 R Trenton, MI
Kyle Gaffney
Kyle Gaffney #48
F 6-0 180 L Plymouth, MI
Garrett Van Wyhe
Garrett Van Wyhe #51
F 6-2 195 L Seattle, WA
Mitch Lewandowski
Mitch Lewandowski #67
F 5-9 183 L Clarkston, MI
Greg Smith
Greg Smith #94
F 6-1 185 R Ajax, ON
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Weight
Sh:
Shoots
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Birthplace

Defenders

Name
POS H W Sh BP
Carter Schade
Carter Schade
D 5-11 185 L Mars, PA, United States
Nick Andrews
Nick Andrews #5
D 5-10 193 L Canton, MI
Campbell Cichosz
Campbell Cichosz #6
D 6-1 185 R Albert Lea, MN
Jack Duff
Jack Duff #8
D 6-3 220 L Kingston, ONT
Cooper Zech
Cooper Zech #25
D 5-9 161 L South Lyon, MI
Dylan Moulton
Dylan Moulton #37
D 6-2 203 L Nolensville, TN
Glossary
POS:
Position
H:
Height
W:
Weight
Sh:
Shoots
BP:
Birthplace

Staff

Name Role
Joseph D. Napoli President
Neil Neukam General Manager
Pat Mikesch Head Coach
Brent Bain Associate Head Coach
Chaz Reddekopp Assistant Coach
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Hockey first came to Toledo in 1947, Virgil Gladieux and Emery Gilbert built and open the Toledo Sports Arena at a cost of $1.5 million.  Gladieux paid $1,000 to join the expanding International Hockey League; the team was named the Toledo Mercurys. 

With Toledo hockey came a devoted fan base that has cheered the teams throughout its 70 plus history— first as the Mercurys then Buckeye, Blades, Hornets, Goaldiggers and Storm—before dissolving away and re-emerging as the Toledo Walleye.

Toledo was awarded an expansion franchise in the ECHL in 1991, operating as the Toledo Storm between 1991-2007. The Storm won back-to-back Riley Cup titles in 1993 and 1994 and was also awarded the Brabham Cup in 1992 and 2003.

After a two-year hiatus, Toledo was back in the ECHL as the Walleye, playing at the Huntington Center in downtown Toledo since October of 2009.  Since that time, the team has been affiliated with the Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League and the Grand Rapid Griffins of the American Hockey League. The ECHL awarded the Walleye the Brabham Cup in 2014-15 and 2016-17.  The team also has four regular season Division Championships in 2014-15, 2015-16,  2016-17 and 2017-18.

On December 27, 2014, the ECHL hosted its first-ever outdoor hockey event in Toledo at Fifth Third Field.  An estimated 50,000 people attended Winterfest, a 10-day outdoor celebration.

The Walleye have two mascots:  Spike, who was introduced on July 27, 2009 at a Toledo Mud Hens game, and CatTrick, a fuzzy blue cat.

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