BlackMountain.org Releases 1,400+ Response Study Ranking the League's Most Beloved Mascots
Full Results & Rankings: https://blackmountain.org/ahl-mascot-2025/

TORONTO, ON / ACCESS Newswire / November 24, 2025 / Mascots are more than just costumed characters in the American Hockey League, they are icons of energy, humor, and hometown pride. This year, over 1,400 fans from across the United States and Canada cast their votes to determine the most beloved AHL mascots of 2025 in a new fan-driven survey conducted via multiple platforms, including Reddit.

Respondents ranged from ages 21 to 65 (average age 37), offering a diverse representation of fandom across both nations. The results highlight the unique role mascots play in shaping the game-day environment and team identity whether soaring, sliding, howling, or dancing.

The Top AHL Mascots of 2025

1st Place: Sully (Cleveland Monsters)

Sully dominated this year's rankings with 12.60% of all votes, earning praise for his comedic timing, dance performances, and strong presence at community events. Fans describe him as "part of the family" in Ohio. Despite a few light-hearted critiques of his skating skills, Sully's charm and over 1.9K+ Instagram followers helped him soar to first place.

2nd Place: Tux (Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins)

With 9.75% of total reviews, Tux continues to charm fans of all ages. Known for his sharp wit and cool arena presence, Tux was frequently described as the "definition of crowd chemistry."
From on-ice antics to children's charity appearances, he remains a standout ambassador for the WBS Penguins.

3rd Place: Sonar (Hartford Wolf Pack)

Sonar's energetic howls and playful pranks earned him 9.41% of the vote. He continues to fire up Hartford crowds with enthusiasm and embodies the team's resilient spirit and hustle.

Honorable Mention: Griff (Grand Rapids Griffins)

Griff secured strong support with over 6% of voters giving him top marks. His friendly persona and deep involvement in youth and charity programs resonated strongly among fans across both the U.S. and Canada. And yes-everyone appreciates those talons.

Mascot Rankings Table (Top Highlights)

Methodology:

• Total respondents: 1,435 AHL fans

• Ages: 21-65 (avg. 37)

• Regions: 60% USA, 40% Canada

• Fans valued: Humor, relatability, crowd interaction, and family-friendly energy

The results make one thing clear: mascots are no longer just halftime entertainment-they are central to team culture, uniting communities through personality, performance, and tradition.

View the Full Survey, Rankings & Insights

https://blackmountain.org/ahl-mascot-2025/

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