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ECHL: Cincinnati Cyclones: A Talk With Remy Parker
After coming off a quick stint at the end of the season with the Cincinnati Cyclones, Remy Parker was announced to be re-signed for his first full professional season. Parker sat down with Inside The Rink this off-season to talk college, his path to pro hockey, and more. Lesson Learned Parker has had to take […]
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ECHL: Reading Royals: Former Adirondack Goaltender Signs With The Royals
On August 16th, 2024, the Reading Royals announced they have signed former Adirondack Thunder Goaltender Vinnie Purpura. On July 31st, 2024, it was announced that the Royals acquired Purpura’s rights from Adirondack, along with Right Winger Travis Broughman for Tag Bertuzzi. The Lemont, IL native is 25 years old and entering his second professional season. […]
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ECHL: Carson Musser Returns to the Norfolk Admirals for Third Full Season
The Norfolk Admirals announced today that Carson “Moose” Musser is returning to Norfolk for his third full season. The Grand Rapids, MI native joined the Admirals at the end of his five-year college career between Bowling Green State University (four) and Long Island University (one). The 27-year-old took strides to become a pro when he […]
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ECHL: Reading Royals: Long Island University Forward Signs With Reading For Rookie Season
On Thursday, July 25th, 2024, Reading Royals announced they have signed Nolan Welsh to a contract. Welsh began his professional career by signing an SPC with the Savannah Ghost Pirates to begin his professional playing career in March 2024. He played in three games for Savannah, which came after playing four seasons in the NCAA […]
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ECHL: Cincinnati Cyclones Transactions | 03/06/2024
The Cincinnati Cyclones signed three forwards on Wednesday. Noah Kane, Remy Parker, and Keanan Stewart signed contracts and were added to the Cyclones’ active roster. Buffalo, N.Y. native Noah Kane, 24, spent the last four years in college, the first two at Mercyhurst University and the previous two with Long Island University. He’s played 112 […]
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