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.
The St. Charles Chill professional hockey club announced Tuesday at a press conference at The Family Arena the Central Hockey League (CHL) club has signed the first three players in team history. Forwards Jordan Fox and Kyle Kraemer as well as defenseman Tony DeHart have all signed with the Chill for the team’s inaugural season.
Panthers captain Jordan Fox has won the Elite League Player of the Month award for February.
The team’s leading scorer last season, Fox has spent the majority of this term as a defenceman and has helped lead Panthers to the top of the Elite League table and a place in the Challenge Cup final.
Captain Jordan Fox says we’ve still to see the best of him in a Nottingham Panthers shirt this term.
Last season’s leading points scorer, with 26 goals and 54 assists, has endured a difficult start after arriving late because of visa complications.
A PENALTY-SHOTS victory over Belfast Giants last night at least brought some of the smiles back to the Nottingham Panthers camp after a home double-header against the defending champions
Twenty-four hours earlier, they were beaten 5-3 after a dismal second period which Giants – outshot 18-9 in the opening session – deservedly took 4-2 to win them the game.
Jordan Fox flew in from North America and went straight to the arena to be told he’ll be wearing the “C” as he’d been made captain of the GMB Panthers
David Clarke will continue to wear the alternate captain’s “A” and the other “A” has been awarded to another British international, Matthew Myers.
Jordan Fox will be back with the GMB Nottingham Panthers next season.
Fox played a massive part in repeating the double success of winning the Challenge Cup and and Play-Off Championship last season.
Nottingham Panthers’ leading scorer Jordan Fox has his eyes firmly set on regaining second spot in the Elite League table as he targets his first trophy in ice hockey.
