Lehigh Valley Phantoms

Lehigh Valley Phantoms
2016–17 AHL season
City Allentown, Pennsylvania
League American Hockey League
Conference Eastern
Division Atlantic
Founded 1996
Home arena PPL Center
Colors Black, orange, electric blue, white
                   
Owner(s) The Brooks Group
General manager Ron Hextall
Head coach Scott Gordon
Captain Colin McDonald
Media The Morning Call
WFMZ-TV channel 69
Affiliates Philadelphia Flyers (NHL)
Reading Royals (ECHL)
Franchise history
1996–2009 Philadelphia Phantoms
2009–2014 Adirondack Phantoms
2014–present Lehigh Valley Phantoms

The Lehigh Valley Phantoms are a professional ice hockey team in the American Hockey League (AHL), whose inaugural season started in the 2014–15 AHL season when the Adirondack Phantoms moved from Glens Falls, New York to Allentown, Pennsylvania. The team plays in Allentown's new PPL Center.[1] The Phantoms, who began play as the Philadelphia Phantoms, have been the top minor league affiliate for the NHL's Philadelphia Flyers since the 1996–97 season. The purple used since the team's inception was replaced by electric blue when the team relocated to the Lehigh Valley.[1]

In March 2011, plans were announced for the PPL Center. The arena is located in downtown Allentown taking up the entire block between 7th and 8th St. and Hamilton Blvd. and Linden St. Demolition at the arena site began in January 2012.[2]

Season-by-season results

Calder Cup Champions Conference Champions Division Champions League Leader

Records as of April 17, 2016.[3]

Current roster

Updated December 9, 2016.[4][5]

# Nat Player Pos S/G Age Acquired Birthplace Contract
16 Canada Aube-Kubel, NicolasNicolas Aube-Kubel RW R 20 2016 Sorel, Quebec Flyers
9 United States Bardreau, ColeCole Bardreau C R 23 2015 Fairport, New York Flyers
43 United States Brennan, T. J.T. J. Brennan D L 27 2016 Moorestown, New Jersey Flyers
10 Canada Carey, GregGreg Carey LW L 26 2016 Hamilton, Ontario Flyers
22 United States Conner, ChrisChris Conner RW L 32 2015 Westland, Michigan Flyers
19 Russia Fazleev, RadelRadel Fazleev C L 20 2016 Kazan, Russia Flyers
4 Sweden Hagg, RobertRobert Hagg D L 21 2014 Uppsala, Sweden Flyers
14 Canada Knight, CorbanCorban Knight C R 26 2016 Oliver, British Columbia Phantoms
49 Canada Laughton, ScottScott Laughton C L 22 2016 Oakville, Ontario Flyers
34 United States Lyon, AlexAlex Lyon G L 24 2016 Baudette, Minnesota Flyers
18 Canada Martel, DanickDanick Martel LW L 21 2015 Drummondville, Quebec Flyers
13 United States McDonald, ColinColin McDonald (C) RW R 32 2015 New Haven, Connecticut Flyers
21 United States Miele, AndyAndy Miele C L 28 2016 Detroit, Michigan Flyers
3 Canada Morin, SamuelSamuel Morin D L 21 2015 Lac-Beauport, Quebec Flyers
8 United States O'Neill, WillWill O'Neill D L 28 2016 Salem, Massachusetts Flyers
33 Canada Ouellette, MartinMartin Ouellette G L 24 2014 Saint-Jerome, Quebec Phantoms
6 Canada Sanheim, TravisTravis Sanheim D L 20 2016 Elkhorn, Manitoba Flyers
37 Canada Sundher, KevinKevin Sundher C L 24 2015 Surrey, British Columbia Phantoms
40 Canada Weal, JordanJordan Weal C R 24 2016 North Vancouver, British Columbia Flyers
44 Canada Willcox, ReeceReece Willcox D R 22 2016 Surrey, British Columbia Flyers
7 United States Zengerle, MarkMark Zengerle C R 27 2016 Rochester, New York Phantoms

Team records

Single season

Goals: Jason Akeson, 23 (2014–15)
Assists: Chris Conner, 39 (2015–16)
Points: Nick Cousins, 56 (2014–15)
Penalty Minutes: Jay Rosehill, 219 (2014–15)
GAA: Anthony Stolarz, 2.60 (2015–16)
SV%: Rob Zepp, .917 (2014–15)
Wins: Rob Zepp (2014–15) & Anthony Stolarz (2015–16), 21
Shutouts: Anthony Stolarz (2014–15) & Martin Ouellette (2015–16), 2

Career

Career Goals: Nick Cousins, 34
Career Assists: Nick Cousins, 60
Career Points: Nick Cousins, 94
Career Penalty Minutes: Jay Rosehill, 252
Career Goaltending Wins: Anthony Stolarz, 30
Career Shutouts: Anthony Stolarz & Martin Ouellette, 2
Career Games: Taylor Leier, 144

Head coaches

References

  1. 1 2 Kraus, Scott; Assad, Matt (November 14, 2012). "Allentown's hockey team will be Lehigh Valley Phantoms". The Morning Call. Retrieved June 6, 2013.
  2. Phantoms' Allentown hockey arena details revealed in construction documents - Morning Call
  3. Hockeydb.com, Lehigh Valley Phantoms season statistics and records.
  4. "AHL Rosters". American Hockey League. Retrieved December 9, 2016.
  5. "Team - Lehigh Valley Phantoms". Lehigh Valley Phantoms. Retrieved December 9, 2016.
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