Peoria Rivermen (ECHL)

For other ice hockey teams named the same, see Peoria Rivermen.

Peoria Rivermen

City	Peoria, Illinois
League	ECHL
Operated	1996–2005
Home arena	Carver Arena
Colors	Blue, Red, Yellow

The Peoria Rivermen were an ice hockey team in the ECHL. They played in Peoria, Illinois, United States at the Carver Arena.

Seasons: 1996/97–2004/05

Arena: Carver Arena (capacity 9,919)

Uniform colors: blue, red, and yellow

Logo design: A steamboat pilot at a steering wheel

Division titles won: 0

Regular season titles won: 0

League championships won: 1 (1999-00)

History

Season-by-season results

Season	Games	Won	Lost	OTL	SOL	Points	Goals for	Goals against	Standing	Playoffs
1996–97	70	43	21	0	6	92	308	219	2nd, North	Lost in round 3
1997–98	70	44	19	0	7	95	296	213	1st, Northwest	Lost in round 1
1998–99	70	39	25	0	6	84	243	230	2nd, Northwest	Lost in round 2
1999–00	70	45	20	0	5	95	273	216	1st, Northwest	Won Championship
2000–01	72	45	17	0	10	100	238	182	1st, Northwest	Lost in round 4
2001–02	72	41	23	0	8	90	206	179	2nd, Northwest	Lost in round 2
2002–03	72	48	17	0	7	103	241	181	2nd, Northwest	Lost in round 1
2003–04	72	45	18	0	9	99	244	177	3rd, Northern	Lost in round 2
2004–05	72	38	26	2	6	84	213	177	5th, North	Out of Playoffs

Team records

Goals:

Assists:

Points:

Penalty Minutes:

GAA:

SV%:

Career Goals: 119

Tyler Rennette

Career Assists: 163

Joe Rybar

Career Points: 243

Joe Rybar

Career Penalty Minutes: 986

Trevor Baker

Career Goaltending Wins: Brian Regan

Career Shutouts:

Career Games: 341

Dan Hodge

External links

The Internet Hockey Database - Peoria Rivermen

Preceded by Mississippi Sea Wolves	Kelly Cup Champions 1999–2000	Succeeded by South Carolina Stingrays

Suspended, relocated and defunct ECHL franchises

Relocated (still active)	Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies (Adirondack Thunder) Bakersfield Condors (Norfolk Admirals) Birmingham Bulls (Adirondack Thunder) Carolina Thunderbirds (Wheeling Nailers) Columbus Chill (Reading Royals) Huntington Blizzard (Manchester Monarchs) Huntsville Blast (Utah Grizzlies) Johnstown Chiefs (Greenville Swamp Rabbits) Lexington Men O' War (Utah Grizzlies) Louisville RiverFrogs (Cincinnati Cyclones) Macon Whoopee (Utah Grizzlies) Miami Matadors (Cincinnati Cyclones) Mobile Mysticks (Atlanta Gladiators) Ontario Reign (Manchester Monarchs) Stockton Thunder (Adirondack Thunder) Tallahassee Tiger Sharks (Utah Grizzlies) Texas Wildcatters (Manchester Monarchs) Toledo Storm (Toledo Walleye) Winston-Salem Thunderbirds (Wheeling Nailers) Virginia Lancers (Utah Grizzlies)

Suspended	Evansville IceMen (was approved to relocate to Owensboro, Kentucky, however, the status of the team is currently undecided)

Defunct	Arkansas RiverBlades Augusta Lynx Baton Rouge Kingfish Charlotte Checkers Chesapeake Icebreakers Chicago Express Columbia Inferno Columbus Cottonmouths Dayton Bombers Erie Panthers Fresno Falcons Greensboro Generals Greensboro Monarchs Greenville Grrrowl Hampton Roads Admirals Jackson Bandits Jacksonville Lizard Kings Knoxville Cherokees Las Vegas Wranglers Long Beach Ice Dogs Louisiana IceGators Louisville Icehawks Mississippi Sea Wolves Nashville Knights New Orleans Brass Pee Dee Pride Pensacola Ice Pilots Peoria Rivermen Phoenix RoadRunners Raleigh IceCaps Richmond Renegades Roanoke Express San Diego Gulls San Francisco Bulls Trenton Titans/Devils Victoria Salmon Kings

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