This page is for the American Hockey League team. For its United Hockey League predecessor, see Rockford IceHogs (UHL).

Rockford IceHogs
City	Rockford, Illinois
League	American Hockey League
Conference	Western Conference
Division	West Division
Founded	2007
Home arena	Rockford MetroCentre
Colors	Red, black, white
Owner(s)	Rockford MetroCentre TBD
General manager	Al MacIsaac
Head coach	Bill Peters
Affiliates	Chicago Blackhawks (NHL), Toledo Walleye (ECHL)
Franchise history
1995 to 1997	Baltimore Bandits
1997 to 2005	Cincinnati Mighty Ducks
2007 to present	Rockford IceHogs

The Rockford IceHogs are an ice hockey team in the American Hockey League. They began play during the 2007–08 AHL season at the MetroCentre in Rockford, Illinois, USA.

[edit] History

The franchise was previously known as

• Baltimore Bandits (1995–1997)
• Cincinnati Mighty Ducks (1997–2005) an affiliate of the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim)

The market was previously served by

• Rockford IceHogs (1999–2007) UHL

As a member of the UHL Rockford won the Colonial Cup for the 2006–2007 season, before the folding of the UHL (now the IHL).

[edit] Season-by-season results

[edit] Regular season

[edit] Playoffs

[edit] Current roster

Goaltenders
#		Player	Catches	Acquired	Place of birth
29		Corey Crawford	L	2007	Montreal, Quebec
30		Joe Fallon	L	2008	Bemidji, Minnesota

Defensemen
#		Player	Shoots	Acquired	Place of birth
2		Richard Petiot	L	2008	Daysland, Alberta
3		Jonathan Carlsson	R	2008	Uppsala, Sweden
5		Mike Brennan	R	2008	Smithtown, New York
8		Simon Danis-Pepin	R	2009	Montreal, Quebec
10		Brian Connelly	R	2009	Bloomington, Minnesota
13		Dave Phillips	R	2009	Beverley, England
18		Daryl Boyle	L	2008	Sparwood, British Columbia

Forwards
#		Player	Pos	Shoots	Acquired	Place of birth
6		Bracken Kearns	C	R	2009	Vancouver, British Columbia
7		Evan Brophey	C	L	2007	Kitchener, Ontario
9		Derek Nesbitt	C	L	2007	Egmondville, Ontario
11		Mark Cullen	C	L	2009	Virginia, Minnesota
15		Danny Bois	RW	R	2009	Thunder Bay, Ontario
16		Nathan Davis	C	L	2008	Rocky River, Ohio
17		Bryan Bickell	LW	R	2007	Orono, Ontario
20		Akim Aliu	RW	R	2007	Okene, Nigeria
21		Bryan Ewing	RW	R	2009	Wheeling, West Virginia
22		Matt Keith	C	R	2009	Edmonton, Alberta
23		Kyle Greentree	LW	L	2009	Victoria, British Columbia
24		Pete MacArthur	LW	L	2008	Clifton Park, New York
28		Jake Dowell	C	L	2007	Eau Claire, Wisconsin
37		Rob Klinkhammer	LW	L	2008	Lethbridge, Alberta
49		Ryan Flinn	LW	L	2009	Halifax, Nova Scotia

As of October 12, 2009.^[1]

[edit] Team records

[edit] Regular season

Goals: Troy Brouwer: 35 (2007–08)

Assists: Martin St. Pierre: 67 (2007–08)

Points: Martin St. Pierre: 88 (2007–08)

Plus/minus: Petri Kontiola: 17 (2007–08)

Penalty minutes: Kris Versteeg: 174 (2007–08)

Goaltending wins: Corey Crawford: 29 (2007–08)

GAA: Wade Flaherty: 2.54 (2007–08)

SV%: Wade Flaherty: 0.917 (2007–08)

[edit] Post season

Goals: Kris Versteeg: 6 (2007–08)

Assists: Martin St. Pierre: 12 (2007–08)

Points: Martin St. Pierre: 14 (2007–08)

Plus/minus: Jim Fahey: 10 (2007–08)

Penalty minutes: Michael Blunden: 35 (2007–08)

Goaltending wins: Corey Crawford: 7 (2007–08)

GAA: Corey Crawford: 2.19 (2007–08)

SV%: Corey Crawford: 0.924 (2007–08)

[edit] Career regular season

Goals: Troy Brouwer: 35 (2007–)

Assists: Martin St. Pierre: 67 (2007–)

Points: Martin St. Pierre: 88 (2007–)

Plus/Minus: Petri Kontiola: 17 (2007–)

Penalty Minutes: Kris Versteeg: 174 (2007–)

Goaltending Wins: Corey Crawford: 29 (2007–)

GAA: Wade Flaherty: 2.54 (2007–)

SV%: Wade Flaherty: 0.917 (2007–)

[edit] Career post season

Goals: Kris Versteeg: 6 (2008–)

Assists: Martin St. Pierre: 12 (2008–)

Points: Martin St. Pierre: 14 (2008–)

Plus/minus: Jim Fahey: 10 (2008–)

Penalty minutes: Michael Blunden: 35 (2008–)

Goaltending wins: Corey Crawford: 7 (2008–)

GAA: Corey Crawford: 2.19 (2008–)

SV%: Corey Crawford: 0.924 (2008–)

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Official Website

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