Cincinnati Cyclones

Cincinnati Cyclones
founding	1990
history	Part I (ECHL) : Cincinnati Cyclones 1990–1992 Birmingham Bulls 1992–2001 Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies 2001–2005 Stockton Thunder 2005–2015 Adirondack Thunder since 2015 Part II (IHL) : Cincinnati Cyclones 1992–2001 Part III (ECHL) : Louisville RiverFrogs 1995–1998 Miami Matadors 1998–1999 Cincinnati Cyclones since 2001
Stadion	Heritage Bank Center
Location	Cincinnati , Ohio
Team colors	red, black, gold, white
league	International Hockey League (1992–2001) ECHL (1990–1992; since 2001)
Conference	Western Conference
division	Central Division
Head coach	Ben Simon
General manager	Ray Harris
owner	Nederlander Cincinnati
Cooperations	Buffalo Sabers ( NHL ) Rochester Americans ( AHL )
Turner Cups	no
Kelly Cups	2007/08 , 2009/10

The Cincinnati Cyclones (also Puckopolis ) are an American ice hockey franchise of the ECHL from Cincinnati , Ohio . The venue for the Cyclones is the Heritage Bank Center .

history

The club was founded in 1990 as a franchise of the East Coast Hockey League . Two years later, its owner at the time, Doug Kirchoffer, received the rights to a franchise for the International Hockey League , whereupon he used the IHL license for the Cyclones and relocated the ECHL license to Birmingham , Alabama , where the Birmingham from 1992 to 2001 Bulls lined up. After the Cincinnati Cyclones had missed the playoffs for the Turner Cup in the 1992/93 season , they achieved this every year until the IHL was dissolved in 2001, but never got beyond the third round.

The team then moved from Ohio to the East Coast Hockey League, where it was active for three years before ceasing to play in 2004 for financial reasons. After the founding of an AHL franchise in Cincinnati failed in 2006 , the Cyclones resumed playing in the ECHL and won the Kelly Cup for the first time in the 2007/08 season . In the final, they beat the Las Vegas Wranglers 4-2 in the best-of-seven series .

In August 2010, Jarrod Skalde was introduced as head coach of the Cincinnati Cyclones, Scott Fankhouser took over the position of assistant coach.

Team records

Career records (IHL)

Games: 426 Don Biggs

Goals: 137 Don Biggs

Assists: 275 Don Biggs

Points: 412 Don Biggs

Penalty minutes: 896 Eric Dandenault

Career records (ECHL)

Games: 342 Barret Ehgoetz

Goals: 110 Mathieu Aubin

Assists: 190 Barret Ehgoetz

Points: 290 Barret Ehgoetz

Penalty Minutes: 357 Brandon McNally

(Status: end of season 2017/18)

Web links

• The Internet Hockey Database - Statistics Cincinnati Cyclones (IHL)
• The Internet Hockey Database - Player List Cincinnati Cyclones (IHL)
• The Internet Hockey Database Statistics Cincinnati Cyclones (ECHL)
• The Internet Hockey Database - Player List Cincinnati Cyclones (ECHL)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Cyclones name Jarrod Skalde Head Coach
2. ↑ Fankhouser Named Cyclones'Assistant Coach ( Memento of the original from December 10, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.