Anchorage Wolverines forward Toby Carlson, a South Anchorage High School graduate, is thriving on the hometown team, enjoying the opportunity to play in front of familiar faces. Carlson, who had to move out of state to pursue his hockey dreams, is now back home and excelling on the team, ranking third in goals and fourth in total points. The Wolverines recently moved to the Sullivan Arena, which has boosted fan attendance and energy, providing a great atmosphere for the players.
Coach Nick Walters has praised Carlson’s abilities, highlighting his scoring talents and impact on the ice. The team, with a strong Alaskan presence, is focused on preparing for the playoffs and aiming to finish the regular season strong. The Wolverines are set to face the Chippewa Steel in their upcoming games, with a playoff spot guaranteed. Carlson emphasized the team’s playoff mentality and dedication to overprepare for the upcoming challenges.
With the postseason looming, the Wolverines are honing their skills and focusing on the details to be fully prepared for what lies ahead. Walters acknowledges the uncertainty of their seeding but remains optimistic about the team’s performance. The emphasis is on continued improvement and excellence as they head into the playoffs. The strong presence of local talent on the team has been a priority for the Wolverines organization, adding to the community’s engagement and excitement for the franchise.
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