First Players Signed for Cutthroats

Published on June 26, 2013 under Central Hockey League (CHL)
Denver Cutthroats News Release


Zimmerman Signed on for Second Season: Sean Zimmerman has officially signed an agreement to join the Denver Cutthroats for the 2013-14 season. He played last season for the Cutthroats as a bruising stay-at-home defensemen with a plus/minus rating of plus 5 and 77 penalties.

Zimmerman was a vital part of a young defensive core. Assistant Coach Brad Smyth said, "We are pleased to have Sean return to the Cutthroats for the upcoming season. His leadership and competitiveness will be huge assets for the team." Zimmerman is the first player signed to the 2013-14 Denver Cutthroats.

Denver Cutthroats Welcomes T.J. Fox: Joining Zimmerman on the Denver Cutthroats 2013-14 roster is forward T.J. Fox. As a former member of the Texas Brahmas, Fox is a seasoned professional with a strong skill set. "T.J. is a versa- tile forward who brings a wealth of experience to the Cutthroats. His ability to play a strong two-way game will be a huge plus for the hockey club," explained Smyth. The signing of Fox and Zimmerman kicks off a busy off-season for the Denver Cutthroats, stay tuned for more information as the season approaches.

Cutthroats Golf for A Precious Child The Denver Cutthroats were proud to be a part of A Precious Child's golf tournament on Monday, June 17. Cutthroats players Phil Tesoriero and Sean Zimmerman signed autographs on the course, while Head Coach Derek Armstrong competed in the tournament.

Saturday, June 22: Hockey in the Community As a partner of Dawg Nation Hockey Foundation, the Denver Cutthroats supported the third annual Dawg Bowl, an adult tournament benefiting the hockey community. The Cutthroats team mascot and players from the inaugural season joined together to participate in activities throughout the tournament.

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