Thursday, July 28, 2011

Under new ownership, Trenton Titans re-join the ECHL

As confirmed by the East Coast Hockey League's website, the Trenton Titans will be back in the league starting with the upcoming 2011-12 season:
The ECHL announced on Thursday that the Board of Governors has unanimously approved a new Membership application of the Trenton Titans for admission to the ECHL.   
The Trenton Membership is owned by Blue Line Sports, LLC with Rich Lisk serving as managing partner. The ownership ensures that hockey remains in Trenton and will return to its roots as Trenton joined the ECHL as the Titans in 1999-2000, and won the Kelly Cup in 2005.
The team replaces the Trenton Devils, who ceased operations in early July and turned in their Membership. The team will commence operations immediately and will play in the 2011-12 season under the existing schedule finalized in late April.
The announcement comes just one day after the newly formed Trenton Titans announced their re-birth via their Twitter account. The Titans will be affiliated with the Philadelphia Flyers, so look for the Devils to place their ECHL-level prospects elsewhere in 2011-12.

Note: Don Ferlazzo is not an employee of the Albany Devils, nor is this blog sponsored or influenced by the organization in any way.
 
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