Author: John Cadwallader

Hello my name is John Cadwallader. I write articles on the Cincinnati Cyclones Hockey Team for the Inside The Rink. I have been a Cincinnati Cyclones fan since the early 1990’s.

ECHL: Cincinnati Cyclones Dominates the Iowa Heartlanders, Wins Second-Straight

In Cincinnati, Ohio, the Cincinnati Cyclones beat the Iowa Heartlanders 5-4 in the first of nine meetings between the two Central Division opponents. Cincinnati played its first overtime game of the season and improved to 2-3-0-0. Roman Ahcan scored his first goal in a Cyclones uniform at 10:32 of the 1st period. The Minnesotan received […]

ECHL: Cincinnati Cyclones Comeback Falls Short Against Tulsa Oilers

In Tulsa, Oklahoma, the Cincinnati Cyclones fell 4-3 on the final day of their three-game road trip through the Mountain Division. Trailing 3-0 with 15 minutes left in the game, the Cincinnati Cyclones rattled off three goals in a row to draw even. Michael Farren opened the scoring 9:50 into the game with a sneaky […]

ECHL: Cincinnati Cyclones Pummel Tulsa Oilers For First Win of the Season

In Tulsa, Oklahoma, the Cincinnati Cyclones earned their first victory of the season, 7-4 at the BOK Center. Cincinnati opened a two-game set against the Anaheim Ducks affiliate and continued its three-game road trip through the Mountain Division. The Cincinnati Cyclones opened the scoring for the second-straight night with the first powerplay goal of the […]

ECHL: Cincinnati Cyclones Fall to Wichita Thunder in First Road Game

The Cincinnati Cyclones dropped a back-and-forth affair against the Wichita Thunder 5-4 at INTRUST Bank Arena. The game against the San Jose Sharks affiliate marked the first of three straight road games that the Cincinnati Cyclones play in three days against Mountain Division opponents. The Cincinnati Cyclones opened the scoring for the first time this […]

ECHL: Cincinnati Cyclones Fall to Wheeling Nailers in Season Opener

Cincinnati, OH- The Cyclones opened the 2023-2024 regular season with a 4-1 loss against the Wheeling Nailers. The Cincinnati Cyclones celebrated the “First Face-Off” at Heritage Bank Center in style, with over 6,600 fans in attendance. During Saturday night’s game, the fans saw the Cincinnati Cyclones raise their 2022-2023 Central Division Championship banner prior to […]

ECHL: Cincinnati Cyclones Season Preview

The Cincinnati Cyclones, in conjunction with the Indy Fuel and Wheeling Nailers, have announced the team’s 2023-24 preseason schedule. For the first time in franchise history, the Cincinnati Cyclones will partake in three preseason games, breaking away from the traditional norm of playing two contests. The Cincinnati Cyclones will host the Indy Fuel at Heritage […]

ECHL: Cincinnati Cyclones Add Eight Players To The Training Camp Roster

The Cincinnati Cyclones announced today that the team had inked seven players to Amateur Tryout (ATO) contracts, in addition to signing forward Michal Mrazik to a Standard Player Contract (SPC) before the team begins its training camp next week. The Cincinnati Cyclones are set to take the ice for camp beginning on Monday and will […]

ECHL: Cincinnati Cyclones Signs Malcolm Hayes

The Cincinnati Cyclones announced earlier today that the team has signed defenseman Malcolm Hayes for the 2023-24 season. Malcolm Hayes, 28, began his ECHL career with Kansas City during the 2019-20 season but has spent most of his career with his hometown team in Atlanta, where he posted four assists and 80 penalty minutes across […]

ECHL: Cincinnati Cyclones Re-Sign Zack Andrusiak

The Cincinnati Cyclones announced earlier today that the team has re-signed forward Zack Andrusiak for the 2023-24 season. Zack Andrusiak, 25, returns for a third year in Cincinnati after having his best season as a pro in 2022-23. The Yorkton, Saskatchewan native led the Cincinnati Cyclones with 32 goals and added 41 assists for a […]

ECHL: Cincinnati Cyclones Re-Sign Patrick Polino

The Cincinnati Cyclones announced earlier today that the team has re-signed forward Patrick Polino for the 2023-24 season. Patrick Polino, 28, returns to Cincinnati for a third consecutive season. The Buffalo, New York native finished fourth in scoring on the Cyclones last year, registering 23 goals and 31 assists for a 54-point campaign. Polino and […]