Vincent Trocheck: Olympic Gold, a Utah Trade — and a Last Name Nobody Could Spell
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Vincent Trocheck: Olympic Gold, a Utah Trade — and a Last Name Nobody Could Spell
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Vincent Trocheck just won Olympic gold with Team USA and joined the Utah Mammoth — but his own last name is amystery even his family's records can't solve.
In this episode of Hockey Related, genealogist Mat Trotter follows the Trocheck family from a Slovak village on the map since 1423 to the coal mines of Fayette County, Pennsylvania; from Sicilian "birds of passage" running a fruit standin America to Calabrian roots shaped by the 1908 Messina earthquake — and reveals the surprising meaning hidden inside the name.
In this episode you'll hear:
🏒 His path from the 2011 draft through Florida, Carolina, and New York — to Utah
🥇 Olympic gold in Milan alongside Mammoth captain Clayton Keller
⛏️ John Trocheck's 1896 journey to Pennsylvania coal country
🍋 The Fazio family's fruit stand and their many ocean crossings
🌊 Calabria, pedigree collapse, and the 1908 earthquake
🍝 Grandma's legendary Italian dinners for the entire team
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🎥 Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/YiWuVFf7MQA