ECHL: Icemen Nominated as Finalists for Six ECHL Team Awards

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 JACKSONVILLE - The Jacksonville Icemen are pleased to announce that the team has been nominated as finalists for six(6) ECHL 2023-24 Team Awards, presented by SponsorCX, which will be presented at the 2024 ECHL Hockey Summer Meetings in Las Vegas on Wednesday, June 26. The presentation will also be available for streaming on the ECHL Facebook page at 7 p.m. ET on June 26.

The Icemen have been nominated for the following league awards:
Team Award of Excellence

Marketing Team of the Year

Ticket Department of the Year
Corporate Partnership Team of the Year
Group Department of the Year – Aggregate
Most Creative Revenue Generation of the Year (Jacksonville Sports Hall of Fame)

 

The annual ECHL Team Awards honor teams and individuals in several categories for their accomplishments during the 2023-24 Season. The complete awards and finalists are:

Community Service Team of the Year

Marketing Team of the Year

Most Creative Revenue Generation of the Year

Cincinnati Cyclones

Allen Americans

Greenville Swamp Rabbits – 5th Line Club

Florida Everblades

Jacksonville Icemen

Jacksonville Icemen – Sports Hall of Fame

Kalamazoo Wings

Orlando Solar Bears

Toledo Walleye – Nugget Gate

South Carolina Stingrays

Toledo Walleye

Utah Grizzlies – Grizz Fights Cancer

Worcester Railers

Wheeling Nailers

Wheeling Nailers – Forge the Future

Most Creative Ticket Package of the Year

Theme Night of the Year

Inclusive Spirit Award

Indy Fuel – Father’s Day 4 Pack

Greenville Swamp Rabbits – Glow Night

Cincinnati Cyclones

Kalamazoo Wings – Business Insider Package

Idaho Steelheads – Heart Heroes

Kalamazoo Wings

Rapid City Rush – Lightsaber Package

Savannah Ghost Pirates – Golden Ghosts

Rapid City Rush

South Carolina Stingrays – Flash Sales

Utah Grizzlies – Guns n Hoses

South Carolina Stingrays

Toledo Walleye – Walleye Wedding

Wichita Thunder – Bluey Night

Tulsa Oilers

Broadcaster of the Year

Joe Babik Award - Media/PR Director of the Year

Corporate Partnership Professional of the Year

Rob Lippolis, Adirondack

Dana Grey, Cincinnati

Tadd Sipowicz, Adirondack

David Fine, Iowa

Shane Albahrani, Fort Wayne

Josh Testin, Fort Wayne

Michael Keeley, Maine

Cam McGuire, Idaho

Mike DiPalma, Idaho

Weston DeWitt, Norfolk

Chris Cadeau, Kalamazoo

Georgia Veatch, Rapid City

Cristiano Simonetta, Savannah

Jason Mals, Wichita

Mario Picciotto, South Carolina

Thomas Townley, Toledo

Corporate Partnership Team of the Year

Specialty Jersey of the Year

Game Operations Team of the Year

Fort Wayne Komets

Adirondack Thunder – Country Jersey

Adirondack Thunder

Idaho Steelheads

Cincinnati Cyclones – Scoops

Cincinnati Cyclones

Jacksonville Icemen

Kalamazoo Wings – Deaf Awareness

Greenville Swamp Rabbits

Kansas City Mavericks

Maine Mariners – Lewiston Strong

Indy Fuel

Savannah Ghost Pirates

Rapid City Rush – Military Awareness

Kalamazoo Wings

South Carolina Stingrays

Toledo Walleye – Rock the Rink

Reading Royals

Savannah Ghost Pirates

Ticket Sales Professional of the Year

Ticket Sales Rookie of the Year

Prolific 1 Ticket Department of the Year – Aggregate

Nathan Reed, Cincinnati

Alex Hobbs, Atlanta

Cincinnati Cyclones

Ben Pulley, Indy

Lindsay Plymale, Cincinnati

Florida Everblades

Cavan Weggler, Maine

Logan Woolcock, Norfolk

Indy Fuel

Casey Christensen, Norfolk

Makayla Stinson, South Carolina

Jacksonville Icemen

Alex Lasky, Rapid City

Ryan Ashley, Toledo

Savannah Ghost Pirates

Griffin Burgman, Savannah

Teeghan Turner, Utah

Toledo Walleye

Maddie Recker, Toledo

Max Fiedorczyk, Wheeling

Prolific 1 Ticket Department of the Year – YOY Growth

Group Department of the Year – Aggregate

Group Department of the Year – YOY Growth

Adirondack Thunder

Cincinnati Cyclones

Atlanta Gladiators

Greenville Swamp Rabbits

Florida Everblades

Greenville Swamp Rabbits

Maine Mariners

Indy Fuel

Kalamazoo Wings

Norfolk Admirals

Jacksonville Icemen

Norfolk Admirals

South Carolina Stingrays

Orlando Solar Bears

Utah Grizzlies

Utah Grizzlies

Toledo Walleye

Rising Star Award

Team Award of Excellence

Adirondack Thunder

Florida Everblades

Atlanta Gladiators

Indy Fuel

Greenville Swamp Rabbits

Jacksonville Icemen

Norfolk Admirals

Savannah Ghost Pirates

Utah Grizzlies

Toledo Walleye


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