Colorado Springs Thunder
Colorado Springs Thunder | |
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League | Professional Inline Hockey Association |
Conference | Western |
Division | Rocky Mountain |
Founded | 2006 |
History |
Colorado Springs Thunder 2006 - present |
Home Arena | Tour Inline Hockey Arena |
City | Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States |
Colors |
Grey, Yellow, Purple |
Owner(s) |
CJ Yoder Brian Yingling |
General Manager | David Needham |
Captain | CJ Yoder |
Minor League Affiliates |
Black Forest Thunder (PIHA-Minors) Front Range Thunder (PIHA-Minors) |
Regular Season Titles | 2008–09, 2014-15 |
Division Championships | 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2015 |
Conference Championships | 2009, 2010, 2013, 2015 |
Founders Cups | 2009, 2010 |
The Colorado Springs Thunder are a professional inline hockey team based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States. They are members of the Rocky Mountain Division of the Western Conference of the Professional Inline Hockey Association (PIHA). The team's inaugural season was in 2006.
Franchise history
Founded in 2006 by CJ Yoder.
Notable players
Current roster (2009-10 PIHA season)
# | Player | Hometown | Catches |
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1 | Dan Lamb | Colorado Springs, Colorado | Right |
30 | Mike Gipson | Louisville, Kentucky | Right |
# | Player | Hometown | Shoots |
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2 | Sean Pearson | Colorado Springs, Colorado | Right |
15 | Matt Pedersen | Colorado Springs, Colorado | Right |
23 | Branden Maytum | Pueblo, Colorado | Right |
27 | Jami Yoder | Middletown, Pennsylvania | Left |
34 | Jesse Tuttle | Colorado Springs, [olorado | Right |
37 | Nick Gonnella | Colorado Springs, Colorado | Left |
96 | Eric Bogenrief | Monument, Colorado | Right |
# | Player | Hometown | Shoots |
---|---|---|---|
7 | Jake Miller | Dayton, Ohio | Right |
8 | Brian Yingling | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania | Left |
9 | CJ Yoder | Hershey, Pennsylvania | Right |
10 | Ryan Pedersen | Colorado Springs, Colorado | Left |
20 | Brian Higney | Colorado Springs, Colorado | Left |
28 | Josh Serby | Colorado Springs, Colorado | Right |
External links
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