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Don Cherry Announces Tragic Loss in the Hockey World


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TJ Tucker
February 3, 2024  (3:48 PM)
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Hockey Legend Don Cherry
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Hockey and Broadcasting legend Don Cherry, longtime former host of Hockey Night in Canada, has announced the tragic passing of a beloved hockey player at a very young age. The 44-year-old, at one point, played for the Mississauga IceDogs, which Cherry owned at one point.

Belloved Hockey Player Remembered by Legend Don Cherry

Scott Page, who played in several well-known leagues such as the OHL, ECHL, and university hockey, has died, according to Cherry. No cause of death was given.
"Was so sad to hear the passing of Scott Page, the first captain of the Mississauga IceDogs. He was a tough as they come and a great leader. Godspeed Scott."

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Legend Don Cherry Announces Death of Beloved Player

Page's obituary outlines his commitment to hockey, and the community has a whole. This is a person who ate, slept and breathed the game. After hanging up his skates, be became a committed coach.
"Scott Page's hockey journey was one defined by dedication and passion. Starting as a player in the Ontario Hockey League, he made his presence known with teams like the Sudbury Wolves and the Soo Greyhounds. His leadership abilities shone brightly when he served as the captain of the Mississauga Ice Dogs, showcasing a commitment to excellence both on and off the ice. Transitioning seamlessly from player to coach, Page continued to contribute to the world of hockey. His coaching prowess was evident as he guided teams such as the Tier 1 CT Wolf Pack and the Greater New Haven Warriors. Page's coaching style, characterized by discipline and genuine care for his players, earned him widespread respect and admiration throughout the hockey community." - Eternalhonoring.com

Our sincere condolences to the family, friends, and fans of Page. He will be sorely missed.

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