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Amerks fans cheer on team at the Distillery for playoff watch party

Amerks fans cheer on team at the Distillery for playoff watch party

Yahoo22-05-2025

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Cheering on their favorite team, Amerks fans gathered at The Distillery on Mount Hope Avenue in Rochester for a watch party.
Amerks went against the Laval Rocket for Game Three of their third-round play off series.
The game was live streamed for all to watch featuring the call of Amerks Hall of Fame Broadcaster Don Stevens, who's in his 39th season as the 'Voice of the Amerks.'
At The Distillery, a longtime sponsor of the Amerks, fans had the opportunity to win various prizes and giveaways and connect with other Amerks lovers.
'My favorite part is just being surrounded by people who share just as much love and joy as I do for the Amerks,' Caleigh Jeremy said. 'The Amerks are a home hockey team. They put in so much so much effort they put in so much work.'
'It's a long time since we've seen a championship, I have a picture somewhere of me with the Calder Cup, 1996,' Kevin Petrichick said.
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