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The Peoria Rivermen began play as the Peoria Prancers in the IHL during the 1982-83 season, and have been operating continuously ever since. After two years as the Prancers, the team switched names for good to the Rivermen, and went on to win the IHL's Turner Cup in their first season under the new moniker. Following another Turner Cup in 1991 and an ECHL Kelly Cup in 2000, and now the 2022 Presidents Cup Champions the Rivermen have proven to be one of the most successful and enduring franchises in all of Minor Pro Hockey. Now entering our ninth season in the SPHL, the Rivermen look forward to more continued success on and off the ice in Peoria.

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Rivermen Loan Parks to ECHL Florida, Sign Goaltender Pulde

Name: Peoria Rivermen Hockey Club
Address: 201 Southwest Jefferson Avenue, Peoria, IL, 61602, US
Telephone: (309) 676-1040

February 6, 2018 - 04:20 pm
Brad Kupiec

Photo Credit: Dennis Sievers/Peoria Rivermen

Rivermen Loan Parks to ECHL Florida, Sign Goaltender Pulde

Parks makes second ECHL trip while Pulde joins Rivermen from FHL Watertown

Peoria, IL – The Peoria Rivermen have announced that goaltender Tyler Parks has been loaned to the Florida Everblades of the ECHL, and that the team has signed goaltender Mason Pulde to a contract before Peoria’s three-game weekend road trip to Birmingham and Macon. Parks’ trip to Florida will mark his second ECHL stint of the season, while Pulde joins the Rivermen after going 3-0-0 in four outings with the FHL’s Watertown Wolves.

Parks, 25, makes his second trip to the ECHL this season after he played in one game for the Reading Royals, taking the loss December 17 against Adirondack. With the Rivermen this season, Parks has gone 10-3-1 in 14 outings, logging a 2.64 GAA and a .918 save percentage, adding a shutout December 1 at Fayetteville.

Pulde joins the Rivermen after seeing action in four games this season for the Watertown Wolves, where he was a teammate of current Rivermen defenseman Stephen Gallo. With the Wolves, Pulde went 3-0-0 between the pipes with a 2.06 GAA and a .925 saves rate. Prior to this season, Pulde played in parts of three collegiate seasons for Tufts University in Medford, MA, getting into 47 games from 2014-17. Last season for the Jumbos, the 5-foot-10, 185-pounder went 5-4-2 with a 2.37 goals-against average and a .924 save percentage.

The Rivermen return to action this weekend when they play a pair of games in Birmingham Friday and Saturday before wrapping up their road trip with a Sunday matinee contest in Macon, the first meeting between the Rivermen and Mayhem since last season’s President’s Cup Finals. The Rivermen will then return to Carver Arena for a three-game set with the Fayetteville Marksmen February 16-18, including Paw Patrol night and Jean-Guy Trudel Bobblehead night on Friday, Rivermen Hall of Fame Night on Saturday, and a PNC Family Fun Sunday game at 3:05 PM on the 18^th. Tickets for all of Peoria’s remaining home games are available by calling the Rivermen office at (309)-676-1040, and information on all upcoming events and promotions can be found online at rivermen.net.

Group, single game, and season tickets for Peoria's 36th season of professional hockey presented by Midwest Orthopaedic Center are on sale at the Toyota Box Office in the Peoria Civic Center, or by phone at the Rivermen office, located at 201 S.W. Jefferson Street, or over the phone at (309) 676-1040. For the latest Rivermen news and notes, follow online at www.rivermen.net or through Facebook (www.facebook.com/PeoriaRivermen) - Twitter(https://twitter.com/Peoria_Rivermen)

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