What happened to Orka Wezalas? Examine the 25 -year -old Echl Forward’s tragic issue

Orca Wiesblatt, the 25 -year -old striker, died to play with Allen Americas this season, in a car accident in British Colombia during the weekend. The team will honor the opening night on October 24. There will be a honor before he remembers his life, his professional life and the contributions he made inside and outside the ice.

Wiesblatt has recently signed with Echl. American coach and general manager Steve Martinson said the team was excited to see him taking the next step in his career.

“We are all sad,” Martinson said in a statement on Monday, on Echl.com. “OCA was really looking for this next step in his hockey. He was not only skilled, but was a striking momentum.“

He added that the Wiesblatt smile after a big blow will be the most absent of the team.

“I can still see his smile when he returns to the bench after one of his big songs,” Martinson added. “This is what we will miss more, his infectious smile.”

The Fifbabat team in the Wiesblatt team, ATHENS ROCK LOBSters, also participated in the Hockey League, which is their condolences.

“We are sad to share the death of the former rock lobster, Orca Wiesblatt. Orca will always be remembered on its energy, confusion and infectious smile. Once the rock sea locusts are forever, the rock sea locusts.“The rock sea locusts Twitter on Monday.

Calgary Hitmen, where Wiesblatt played four seasons in WHL, also a message. they He said they were sad to his family, friends and everyone who knows him.

Allen Americans fell forward

Allen Americans announced the signature of Orca Wiesblatt on September 4. The American coach and general manager Steve Martinson praised his prowess, describing him as a reliable killer and a physical presence that could play any position.

“Orca was a great scorer in his novice team and he can play any position in the squad,” said Martinson. “He fought a higher penalty kick and another body.

Wiesblatt described his playing style in an interview in February.

“I love to slow down the game just a little.” Weslitat said (0:45). “I think for me, I am more than a game maker.“

He also talked about the importance of staying in good health after previous injuries and properly preparing for practices and games.