Three more Indians get their NAHL Debut with the Soo Eagles

Three Indians players made their 2015 NAHL Debut Friday night with the Soo Eagles as they took on the Michigan Warriors.  Cole Lussier, Landon Hubbard, and Ashton Calder all were called up to play in the final weekend of the North American Hockey League season for the Soo Eagles in a series that may determine the playoff match ups.  The Soo Indians want to congratulate all three players on their determination and effort to get to this level.

Congratulations to John Pesek on being called up to the Soo Eagles of NAHL

John Pesek was called up to play for the Soo Eagles of the NAHL this weekend against the Keystone Ice Miners.  John scored 18 goals, 29 assists for 47 points in 59 games for Indians during the 2014-15 season.

2015-26 Soo Indians AAA Tryouts

The Soo Indians AAA Hockey Club will be announcing their tryout dates shortly, prospective players should go to the play for us section, fill out the player profile paperwork and mail back to the Soo Indians AAA  3800 South Ridge Road Sault Ste. Marie MI. 49783.  

Players can also contact the following staff with questions:

Mike Kaunisto  cell 906-440-0157 home 906-632-3845 or email kaunisto@charter.net

Rick Corbiere   cell 906-322-2070 home 906-632-4092

Jerry Harwood cell 906-630-4827  email jhharwood@charter.net

Pat Carricato    email  pcarricato@gmail.com

Indians season ends with a heartbreaking 2-1 loss in overtime to Little Caesars

In the final game of the Round Robin portion of the State Championships the Indians faced off against Little Caesars in a do or die game both teams with the winner advancing to play Saturday morning in the semi finals.  In a very physical first period neither team could break the ice.  In early stages of the second period the Indians won the battle in front of the Caesars goalie with Ethan St.Germain putting the puck behind their netminder, assisted by Trevor Jestadt to take a 1-0 lead.  Late in the period with 55 seconds remaining Caesars got one by CJ Boothe to tie the game.  In the third both teams missed golden opportunities and it ended 1-1.  Overtime saw the Indians have great opportunities to score but didn't convert and with 3:04 remaining in overtime Caesars was able to work the puck out from behind the net and punched it in behind the goaltender for the winning goal.  CJ Boothe played outstanding stoping 42 shots in a losing effort.

The Indians end the season with record of 36 wins 19 losses and 5 ties in what was a very successful season.

Indians fall in the second game at States 5-0 to Oakland

The Indians couldn't get any offense going in their second game as Oakland opened the scoring with 1 goal in the first period, added three in the second and 1 more in the third to secure the 5-0 win.  The Indians had several chances but could not find a way to get anything behind the Grizzlies goaltender, Brandon Gordon was in the net for the Indians.

The Indians season now comes down to a winner take all against Little Caesars tomorrow at 5pm night with the victor moving on to the semi finals Saturday morning.