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    sportzmode1212By sportzmode1212March 13, 2023No Comments4 Mins Read
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    Josh Ciocco, a 38-year-old assistant hockey coach at Merrimack College, passed away unexpectedly.

    On Tuesday, October 4, it was officially announced that the former UNH hockey captain, who played the sport for many years before turning pro, had passed away.

    Fans and other hockey players have paid tribute to Ciocco on Twitter by sharing heartfelt messages.

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    We are deeply saddened to hear of the loss of Merrimack assistant hockey coach Josh Ciocco. We would like to extend our deepest condolences to Josh s family, friends and the whole Merrimack men s ice hockey community.

    — Merrimack College ACHA Hockey (@MC_ACHA_Hockey) October 5, 2022

    Merrimack announces Josh Ciocco’s death at 38

    Josh Ciocco, an assistant hockey coach for Merrimack, passed away on Tuesday at the age of 38, according to a statement from Merrimack College Athletics.

    The community of Merrimack and the men’s hockey team are devastated by the passing of assistant coach Josh Ciocco, according to the statement.

    Josh, who was starting his fifth season with the Warriors, worked tirelessly to find outstanding and committed student-athletes for Merrimack and was as passionate about his commitment to helping them realise their full potential as coaches.

    As of the time of writing, neither a cause of death nor an exact time had been disclosed.

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    We mourn the loss of former captain Josh Ciocco ’07. We are deeply saddened and we send our condolences to Josh’s family, friends and @MerrimackMIH.https://t.co/tkm7dbpK4v pic.twitter.com/fdXluAkNIx

    — UNH Men’s Hockey (@UNHMHOCKEY) October 4, 2022

    His education and career

    For the previous four seasons, Ciocco served as an assistant coach at Merrimack College. From 2013 to 2014, he worked as Alaska-assistant Anchorage’s coach.

    He played for the Spruce Kings from 2000 to 2002 before to his coaching positions. After playing for the Silverbacks in 2002–2003, Ciocco transferred to the University of New Hampshire to pursue a political science degree.

    From 2003 to 2007, he played for the university’s college squad for four seasons. From 2006 to 2007, he was a member of Wheeling and Fresno. He has also played for Salmon Arm and Vernon.

    Since the 2018–19 season, Ciocco had served as Merrimack College’s assistant coach.

    We join the hockey family in mourning the loss of Merrimack assistant coach Josh Ciocco. Our thoughts go out to his family & friends, in addition to the @MerrimackMIH and @UNHMHOCKEY programs. pic.twitter.com/GYXOhrfZsG

    — USA Hockey (@usahockey) October 4, 2022

    Tributes to Josh Ciocco

    Josh Ciocco’s passing is being lamented by the hockey world, and many people who knew the player and coach have sent heartfelt eulogies on social media.

    “I am deeply saddened to read of the demise of my former teammate Josh Ciocco this morning at the age of 38. He left us much too soon,” wrote Matt Quinn. I wish to send Josh’s family and friends my sympathy. He’ll be sorely missed.

    “My heart is with all of my Merrimack family today as they grieve the passing of Coach Ciocco,” tweeted Liam Walsh. He was a special friend, coach, and mentor. Please remember Josh and his friends and family in your prayers.

    I was very saddened to learn this morning that Merrimack assistant coach Josh Ciocco passed away abruptly yesterday at the age of 38, said Mike McMahon in another tribute. My thoughts are with Josh’s family and the Merrimack and UNH hockey programmes, where he played, as well as his hockey family.

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