Brad Coccimiglio
Sports Reporter at SooToday.com
Writer at Sporting News
Just a sports reporter with Village Media (https://t.co/0b9jUwzuw9) and freelance sports writer trying to capture the spirit of the thing
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1 week ago |
sootoday.com | Brad Coccimiglio
With their 2025 development camp in the books, it was a weekend that left a mark for management and the coaching staff of the Soo Greyhounds. The two-day camp wrapped up Sunday at the Northern Community Centre, a camp that featured practices, scrimmages and fitness testing for the 41 players in attendance.
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1 week ago |
sootoday.com | Brad Coccimiglio
It turns into a quick weekend, but there’s a lot that comes of it for Ontario Hockey League teams. For the Soo Greyhounds, development camp has become an opportunity for prospects to learn about the organization and set a standard after a long season. The team kicked off their 2025 camp Saturday with practices and a scrimmage at the Northern Community Centre and it was a day that general manager Kyle Raftis said brought with it some nerves for the 39 players.
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1 month ago |
sootoday.com | Brad Coccimiglio
With a significant portion of their roster returning, it gave them a chance to approach things with a mindset of not reaching. The Soo Greyhounds are set to graduate a small portion of their roster from the 2024-25 season and the team took to the 2025 Ontario Hockey League Priority Selection with the traditional best player available outlook. That said, the team wrapped up the 15-round draft on Saturday having added players in spots they were comfortable with.
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1 month ago |
sootoday.com | Brad Coccimiglio
It was a trio of forwards that were on the Soo Greyhounds wish list on Friday as the Ontario Hockey League’s annual priority selection kicked off. With a pair of first round picks and another in the third round, the Greyhounds selected a pair of American forwards, one with ties to the organization, along with using a top 10 pick to take a forward that can play two positions.
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1 month ago |
sootoday.com | Brad Coccimiglio
Facing elimination, an early deficit was too much to overcome for the Soo Thunderbirds on Wednesday night. The Greater Sudbury Cubs jumped out to a 2-0 lead en route to a series-clinching 5-0 victory over the Thunderbirds at the John Rhodes Community Centre. With the win, the Cubs capped off a second-round sweep of the Thunderbirds to advance to the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League final.
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