
Former Cincinnati Cyclone Tom Neziol Dies Sunday
Published on October 2, 2006 under ECHL (ECHL)
Cincinnati Cyclones News Release
Tom Neziol, 39, an original member of the Cincinnati Cyclones (ECHL), died Sunday (Oct. 1) in Burlington, Ontario from a heart attack. Neziol played two season with the Cyclones (1990-92), posting 127 points (57-70-127) and 107 penalty minutes in 112 games. Tom also lettered three times at Miami University (1987-90).
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