The St. Charles Chill outshot Arizona 32-24 but could not find the back of the net and the Sundogs capitalized with a power play goal at the 13:21 mark to take a 1-0 lead that would stand as the final; the first regulation loss by the Chill in a one-goal game.
General Manager and head coach Jamie Rivers shook up the roster this week, waiving forwards Chad Costello and Kyle Kraemer, as the team looks to turn around its 2-5-2 start to the inaugural season heading into this weekend’s games at The Family Arena starting at 7:05 on Friday and Saturday night against the Arizona Sundogs.
The St. Charles Chill professional hockey team announced Friday the team has unveiled a new pricing structure in which tickets start as low as five dollars. All upper level seating (Bronze level) for the remainder of the season will be general admission and only five dollars per ticket.
The St. Charles Chill dug themselves another early deficit, falling behind 4-0 to the Tulsa Oilers, but closed the score to 4-3 before losing by a final of 6-4.
The St. Charles Chill are preparing for one of their largest nights of the season on November 30th when they get set to “Pink the Rink” to help raise money for cancer research.
St. Charles general manager and head coach Jamie Rivers has continued to prep his team as they get set for a Friday-Saturday double header in Tulsa as the Chill face the Oilers for the first time in franchise history.
t. Charles, Mo. – The St. Charles Chill held Wichita to just 23 shots and Steve Makway snapped a wrist shot past Thunder goalie Taylor Nelson at the 3:22 mark of overtime to send the Chill to their second win of the season by a final of 2-1.
After a scoreless first period, Wichita (1-4-2) took a 1-0 lead in the first three minutes of the second on Matt Robinson’s fourth goal of the season but the Chill (2-4-1) tied the game quickly. Jordan Fox buried a one-timer after a cross-crease pass from Kyle Kraemer less than four minutes later to even the scored at one apiece.
This Saturday at 7:05 the Chill are having Military Appreciation Night at The Family Arena and would like to honor our American heroes by offering five dollar tickets to all past and present military men and women and their families.
You can purchase your tickets at The Family Arena box office, and any company or organization can receive video recognition during the game by purchasing a block of tickets to donate to their favorite military organization by calling the Chill front office at 636.724.7468.
Moline, Ill. – The St. Charles Chill racked up 63 minutes of penalties on 19 infractions and the Quad City Mallards took advantage with four power play goals in 12 chances, three of them with a two-man advantage, en-route to a 6-1 win at the iWireless center Friday night.
