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After guiding Princeton to an 18‑win season and the ECAC Championship Game, Connor Jones accepts a new head‑coaching role with the Tahoe Knight Monsters, citing gratitude and a desire to develop talent within the Vegas Golden Knights system.
The ECHL franchise announced the hiring of Connor Jones, a coach with extensive playing and scouting experience, as its new head coach. Owner David Hodges praised the appointment as the team looks to sustain its competitive edge.
The ECHL franchise announced a shift from teal to lighter sky‑blue and powder‑blue hues, inspired by Lake Tahoe’s waters and skies, while retaining gold and black; reactions online are mixed, and the team will debut the new look on October 17 against the Idaho Steelheads.
Gary Gold argues that basketball players possess the transition, footwork and spatial awareness needed for rugby, suggesting a strategic shift to broaden the talent pool ahead of home World Cups in 2031 and 2033.
The Tahoe Knight Monsters have announced a fresh color palette of Sky Blue and Powder Blue for the upcoming 2026‑27 season, complementing their existing Deep Black and Vegas Gold and reflecting the lake’s natural beauty.
The ECHL affiliate of the Vegas Golden Knights and Henderson Silver Knights has revealed a refreshed color scheme that will appear on its logos and jerseys, drawing inspiration from Lake Tahoe’s natural landscape.
The Augusta Lynx, a new ECHL franchise owned by Tim Tebow and David Hodges, was officially unveiled, marking the return of professional hockey to Augusta and the launch of a 10,500‑seat arena slated for the 2027‑28 season.
The Augusta Lynx, the ECHL’s 32nd team, introduced its name, logo and plans for a 10,500‑seat arena, signaling a strategic push by the league into the Southeast.
The Augusta Lynx, a new East Coast Hockey League team, was introduced at the Augusta Convention Center on May 26, revealing a name that honors the city's hockey past and a schedule that aims for a 2027 arena debut.
The city of Augusta is preparing for the arrival of a professional hockey team that will debut in the ECHL in October 2027, anchored by a newly built arena and a partnership that blends sports ambition with community engagement.
The professional hockey franchise, revived through fan voting, will debut in the East Coast Hockey League and play at a new 10,500-seat arena.
The newly christened Augusta Lynx, the 32nd member of the ECHL, revealed its name and logo in a ceremony that highlighted local input and the vision of owners Tim Tebow and David Hodges.
The Lynx, a new ECHL franchise backed by Tim Tebow, will debut in 2027 with a community‑focused mission and a modern arena under construction.
The Augusta Pro Hockey Team will unveil its identity at a sold‑out gathering at the Augusta Convention Center, showcasing a name and logo shaped by local fans and a vision that extends beyond the ice.
The upcoming Augusta Pro Hockey team will begin ECHL play in October 2027, marking a significant addition to the league's growth and the city's sports landscape.