Saturday, September 7, 2019 at 01:06PM In the second game of the Tier 1 Showcase in Troy Fox Motors scored 4 unanswered goals for a win over the Indians. In this game the Indians just couldn’t generate the offense needed and fell in the game. Logan Raffaele took the loss in net, the Indians will finish the Showcase tomorrow at 9 am Sunday morning against Little Caesars.
Friday, September 6, 2019 at 07:58PM The Indians opened the 2019-20 season with a 3-1 victory over Victory Honda. Coming off the bus the Indians opened the scoring late in the first period when Chase Tallaire beat the Honda netminder on a pass from Jaden Martin to take a 1-0 lead after the first period. Midway through the second Honda broke the ice scoring to knot the score at 1 a piece at the end of two periods. With 3:47 remaining in the third period Logan Millhausen took a feed from Tallaire and Max Povorozniouk to regain the lead, then Tommy Cahill beat their netminder with a beautiful shot to secure the win on a pass from Millhausen and Kevin Bostwick with 47 seconds remaining. Gabe Rosek played outstanding in net facing 40 shots and only allowing one goal.
The Indians will return to action tomorrow at 11 am against Fox Motors.
Monday, August 12, 2019 at 11:41AM Training camp begins Sunday August 25 all players must report to team Lockeroom by 10am for equipment and preseason schedule at Lake Superior State University. We will Skate at Big Bear Arena at 1pm on the 25th as the ice will not be ready at LSSU yet. Parents if you would like to meet with me on Saturday to do paper work I will be at the rink from 1-4 in the lockeroom at LSSU.
Thanks
Mike Kaunisto GM
Saturday, June 15, 2019 at 06:07PM The Soo Indians are seeking billet families for the upcoming 2019-20 season. Your family will have the opportunity to host a player(s) recruited for this year’s team.
A sound and stable billet family is a key success to our program. Part of our commitment to our players and their parents is to help provide them with a good home. Our players range in age from 15-18 and will be training daily on and off the ice as they pursue their goal of playing collegiate hockey. While the family will receive some financial compensation, the ultimate reward is developing relationships that often carry on for many years well after the player has left the team.
When a family agrees to host a member of the team, they are required to provide room and board for the player. He will need a bed, closet space and a desk or table and chair. While players are expected to provide bed and bath linens, personal care items, mobile phones and media equipment, they also need to take care of their own transportation needs (many have their own car but it is possible the player may need a ride, we encourage them to partner with teammates for get to functions). The family also needs to make food available throughout the day while the player is at your home. This includes a basic breakfast, deli meats/leftovers at lunch and an evening meal. While on the road, however, players will take care of their own food expenses.
What is expected of the player? He must adhere to all team and house rules and show respect and consideration toward all family members. This includes cleaning up after himself and keeping his room tidy. We expect the host family to uphold and enforce these team rules while all billet rules must be communicated to the player when he arrives.
How long is a host family’s commitment? This varies depending on the player; some are with the family during the hockey season only while others will need to complete the school year. Some players go home for the weekend as often as the game schedule permits. All players go home over the holiday break. Families will receive a monthly billeting payment for each player. If you are interested in becoming a host family for the Indians, contact Jerry Harwood @ 906 630 4827.
Wednesday, May 15, 2019 at 12:24PM 