Peoria Rivermen
Founded	1984
Home ice	Carver Arena
Based in	Peoria, Illinois
Colors	blue, red, and yellow
League	International Hockey League

The Peoria Rivermen were an ice hockey team in the International Hockey League. They played in Peoria, Illinois, USA at the Carver Arena.

Seasons: 1984-1996

Arena: Carver Arena (capacity 9,919)

Uniform colors: blue, red, and yellow

Logo design: A steamboat pilot

Division titles won: --

Regular season titles won: --

League championships won: 2

Contents 1 History 2 Year-by-year record 3 Team records 4 External links

[edit] History

The franchise was previously known as: Peoria Prancers (1982–1984)

The franchise became known as: San Antonio Dragons (1996–1998)

The Franchise was replaced by: Peoria Rivermen of the ECHL (1996–2005)

They hold professional hockey's longest winning streak at 18 games in 1991.

[edit] Year-by-year record

[edit] Team records

Goals:

Assists:

Points:

Penalty Minutes:

GAA:

SV%:

Career Goals: 179 Doug Evans

Career Assists: 335 Doug Evans

Career Points: 514 Doug Evans

Career Penalty Minutes: 929 Doug Evans

Career Goaltending Wins:

Career Shutouts:

Career Games: 461 Doug Evans

[edit] External links

• The Internet Hockey Database - Peoria Rivermen

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