The Tulsa Oilers announced on Wednesday the signing of forwards Kyle O’Kane and Stephen Blunden and goaltender Brady Hjelle (JELL-ee). The Oilers, entering their 23rd consecutive season in the Central Hockey League, have 23 players officially signed to the 2014-15 roster.
The Denver Cutthroats announced today that forward Kyle O’Kane will join the 2014-15 roster with returning forward Dan Barczuk.
St. Louis native Kyle O’Kane scored the game-winner in a 4-3 shootout win to start the second half of the Central Hockey League Season for the St. Charles Chill Friday night in Canada against the Brampton Beast.
Another defection. Another loss.
It’s hard to tell which is worse for the expansion St. Charles Chill in their first CHL season, and it’s hard to tell whether one causes the other.
Do the defections, now at six for the season, cause the losses? Or do the losses cause the defections?
Moss only won three of his eight December starts in net but was named a star of the game in half of his appearances. He finished with a .914 save percentage to go along with two first star honors, one second star and one third star.
The St. Charles Chill are finding their niche. They have been a much better hockey team in recent weeks and a large part of that strong play has been Robby Moss in net.
The Central Hockey League announced today that St. Charles Chill defenseman Dan Weiss has been named the Oakley Central Hockey League Player of the Week for the period ending December 15, 2013.
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 and General Manager/Head Coach Jamie Rivers are excited to announce the signing of two locally grown players in forward Sean Muncy and goalie Robert Moss as well as local talent and new Assistant Coach J.P. Beilsten. The Central Hockey League (CHL) team now has 10 players signed for their inaugural season.
When the St. Charles Chill announced the first three signings in their history, it was all about home grown talent. Forward Jordan Fox (Kirkwood, MO), defenseman Tony DeHart (Ballwin, MO), and forward Kyle Kraemer (St. Louis, MO) were the first three players named to the Chill’s roster. The Chill have now added to the roster two more players with St. Louis ties.
