MISSISSIPPI RIVERKINGS
(Redirected from Memphis RiverKings)
The 'Mississippi RiverKings' are a professional minor league ice hockey team. It is an inaugural member of the Central Hockey League, playing its first fifteen seasons from the 1992–93 season to the 2006–07 season as the 'Memphis RiverKings'.
For its first eight seasons, the team played its home games in the Mid-South Coliseum in Memphis, Tennessee. Since 2000, their home has been the DeSoto Civic Center in the Memphis suburb Southaven, Mississippi.
The team was renamed after an online vote between the following five choices: ''Mid-South RiverKings'', ''DeSoto RiverKings'', ''Southaven RiverKings'', ''Mississippi RiverKings'', or the original franchise name; ''Memphis RiverKings''. Although the Memphis Riverkings was largely regarded as the winner, the team was changed to Mississippi Riverkings, casting the future of the franchise widely into doubt. The "winning" name was announced on July 22007.[1]
★ Official website
The 'Mississippi RiverKings' are a professional minor league ice hockey team. It is an inaugural member of the Central Hockey League, playing its first fifteen seasons from the 1992–93 season to the 2006–07 season as the 'Memphis RiverKings'.
For its first eight seasons, the team played its home games in the Mid-South Coliseum in Memphis, Tennessee. Since 2000, their home has been the DeSoto Civic Center in the Memphis suburb Southaven, Mississippi.
The team was renamed after an online vote between the following five choices: ''Mid-South RiverKings'', ''DeSoto RiverKings'', ''Southaven RiverKings'', ''Mississippi RiverKings'', or the original franchise name; ''Memphis RiverKings''. Although the Memphis Riverkings was largely regarded as the winner, the team was changed to Mississippi Riverkings, casting the future of the franchise widely into doubt. The "winning" name was announced on July 22007.[1]
| Contents |
| Championships |
| External links |
Championships
| Year | League | Trophy |
|---|---|---|
| 2002-2003 | CHL | Ray Miron President's Cup |
| 2001-2002 | CHL | Ray Miron President's Cup |
External links
★ Official website
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