Toledo Walleye Introduce Spike!
Lovable hockey mascot introduced at Mud Hens game…
(TOLEDO, OH) - Hey Toledo, something fishy happened today at Fifth Third Field.
This afternoon at the Toledo Mud Hens game, a new fish in town joined the action as “Spike”, the official mascot for the Toledo Walleye hockey team, was revealed.
Spike joined the team straight from the Maumee River and can’t wait for hockey season to start. Spike plans to be around town in the next few months as he anxiously waits for the hockey season to start on Friday, October 16 at the new downtown arena.
Spike hopes you’ll join him at one of his many appearances at the Mud Hens remaining home games or at a Wendy’s location near you.
Check the website www.toledowalleye.com for more details. Toledo Walleye ticket packages on sale now – call (419) 725-WALL for more information.
Mascot Profile
SPIKE
Name: Spike
Species: Yellow Walleye
Gender: Male
Height: Taller than most
Weight: Big around the belly
Birth date: July 27, 2009
Birth place: The Maumee River
Residence: The Fish Pond, Lucas County Arena, Toledo, OH
Favorite Movies: Finding Nemo & The Mighty Ducks
Favorite Songs: The Hockey Song by Stompin’ Tom Connors, Take on Me by Reel Big Fish, and What I like about you by the Romantics
Favorite Food: Worms
Hobbies: Cheering on the Walleye Hockey Team, playing hockey, dancing, writing poetry, and reading
Favorite Books: One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish by Dr. Suess and Z is for Zamboni
Favorite Quote: “You miss 100% of the shots you never take.” --Wayne Gretzky
Q & A With Spike
Do you have any special skills?
I’ve got some pretty wild dance moves.
How did you become the Walleye mascot?
It’s only natural for the #1 fan to become the mascot.
What will you do when you’re not at the games?
I’ll flop around town visiting businesses, fans, parades, festivals, and parties. Who doesn’t love a party?
What is your biggest fear?
Fishing Poles
What do you think the new arena will be like?
I hope it’s cold, crazy, and loud! Hockey fans know how to cheer.
What would your fortune cookie say?
“Big things are headed your way.”
Tell us something no one knows about you.
If I told you, then it wouldn’t be a secret anymore!
What’s your favorite Joke?
What day of the week do fish hate? Frydays
I’m Spike (my first published poem)
Born in the Maumee River
Fun is what I deliver
I found a home at the arena downtown
Where there’s lots of people all around
I’m the Walleye’s #1 fan
I’m too cute for the frying pan
I can skate with the best
I won’t settle for less
Hockey is the game
Spike is the name
The Toledo Walleye will begin the regular season on Friday, October 16 at 7:00 PM vs. the Florida Everblades at the Lucas County Multi-Purpose Arena. Season tickets and mini-plan packages are on sale now and group outings are being reserved. Fans can call (419) 725-WALL for more information.
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Monday, July 27, 2009
Toledo Walleye present their mascot
This in via email:
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Tuesday, June 02, 2009
Walleye and Bullfrogs tickets to go on sale
This in via email:
Toledo Walleye Hockey Club
Official Press Release
406 Washington Street Toledo, OH 43604
Phone: (419) 725-WALL Fax: (419) 725-4368
www.toledowalleye.com
For Immediate Release
Toledo Walleye/Bullfrogs Mini-Plan Ticket Packages To Go On Sale!
Mini-plan options for all fans and every budget…
TOLEDO, OH - The Toledo Walleye hockey team and Toledo Bullfrogs football team are pleased to announce the sale of mini-plan ticket packages.
Mini-plans will be available beginning Thursday, June 4 at 9:00 a.m. by phone at (419) 725-WALL or online at www.toledowalleye.com/miniplans and www.toledobullfrogs.com/miniplans.
Assistant General Manager, Erik Ibsen said, “Club seats and full season tickets plans continue to be quite popular and we are pleased with the progress. We have had many inquiries about partial ticket plans and we are excited for the next step of the process. The plans that we have constructed are sure to fit every fan’s interest and budget.”
Fans can guarantee the best available seats to the most popular games during the hockey and arena football seasons.
Mini-plan options for the Toledo Walleye and Toledo Bullfrogs:
SWAMPLAND TICKET PACKS – Pack A
18 Walleye Regular Season Games
8 Bullfrogs Regular Season Games
26 Total Games
**Guaranteed seats to Opening Night for Walleye and Bullfrogs
SWAMPLAND TICKET PACKS – Pack B
9 Walleye Regular Season Games
4 Bullfrogs Regular Season Games
13 Total Games
Entered into a lottery for Opening Night Walleye and Bullfrogs tickets
POWER PLAY TICKET PACKS – Pack A
18 Walleye Regular Season Games
8 Walleye Playoff Games
26 Total Games
**Guaranteed seats to Opening Night for Walleye
POWER PLAY TICKET PACKS – Pack B
9 Walleye Regular Season Games
4 Walleye Playoff Games
13 Total Games
Entered into a lottery for Opening Night Walleye tickets
For more information, call (419) 725-WALL (9255), visit the Walleye website at www.toledowalleye.com/miniplans or the Bullfrogs website at www.toledobullfrogs.com/minplans.
The Toledo Walleye will hit the ice at the brand new Downtown Arena in October of this year!
The Toledo Bullfrogs will take the field at the arena in March of 2010.
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Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Toledo Bullfrogs
Yep - that's the new name of the Arena Football 2 team that Lucas County wants.
As part of the new arena project, Toledo Arena Sports (basically the same organization as the Mud Hens) plans on hosting an East Coast Hockey League team, the Walleye, and this AF2 franchise.
So that gives us the Mud Hens for baseball, the Walleye for hockey and the Bullfrogs for football ... all in keeping with the 'swamp' theme since we are part of the Great Black Swamp.
(Why is it that our teams are all edible?)
As part of the new arena project, Toledo Arena Sports (basically the same organization as the Mud Hens) plans on hosting an East Coast Hockey League team, the Walleye, and this AF2 franchise.
So that gives us the Mud Hens for baseball, the Walleye for hockey and the Bullfrogs for football ... all in keeping with the 'swamp' theme since we are part of the Great Black Swamp.
(Why is it that our teams are all edible?)
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Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Toledo Walleye???
I'm sorry, but I don't like it as the name of our new hockey team. I realize that it's a popular fish around this area...but it's a fish - and not a very challenging one at that...
Yes, it can see well in murky waters, to the point that the water is often characterized as 'walleye chop.' But that's about it. It doesn't put up much of a fight when caught - and it does taste good ... but do we want a hockey team known for being 'tasty when eaten'?
To top it off, the Walleye is the state fish of Minnesota. Will people think our team is from that state instead of from Toledo? Or will they figure that only Toledo would give such a name to a hockey team?
I guess I was hoping for more ... something that would be fierce or ferocious and inspire fear in our opponents. And I'm one who does believe that something strong and forceful can still be 'fan and family friendly' ... but at least it's better than 'peckerheads,'
Now, if they could be as forthcoming with the finances for the home of this new team...
Yes, it can see well in murky waters, to the point that the water is often characterized as 'walleye chop.' But that's about it. It doesn't put up much of a fight when caught - and it does taste good ... but do we want a hockey team known for being 'tasty when eaten'?
To top it off, the Walleye is the state fish of Minnesota. Will people think our team is from that state instead of from Toledo? Or will they figure that only Toledo would give such a name to a hockey team?
I guess I was hoping for more ... something that would be fierce or ferocious and inspire fear in our opponents. And I'm one who does believe that something strong and forceful can still be 'fan and family friendly' ... but at least it's better than 'peckerheads,'
Now, if they could be as forthcoming with the finances for the home of this new team...
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