The Cincinnati Cyclones will return this fall after skipping last season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The team announced on Tuesday that their first home game in 19 months will take place on October 30th at the Heritage Bank Center against Indy Fuel. The Cyclones will return with $ 1 beers, hot dogs, Donatos pizza slices, and sodas. “We are excited to announce the Cyclones’ first home game in over 19 months,” said Kristin Ropp, Vice President and General Manager of Cyclones. “It’s been a long drought with no pro hockey on the riverside, but it’s finally back! We look forward to icing up another winning team and bringing the city of Cincinnati a fun, affordable night out. We can’t wait to see everyone again.” welcome to the Heritage Bank. ” Center. “The last time the Cyclones played was on March 11th, 2020 at the Huntington Center in Toledo in what was one of the first game to be played without fans. The Cyclones’ last home game was a 1-0 win over Toledo on Saturday March 7th 2020, in front of 8,025 fans. At the end of the season the Cyclones had nine scheduled games. At the time of the suspension, the Cyclones were at the top of the Central Division with a record 38-17-7-1 and 84 points and had a place in the Kelly Cup playoffs secured.
CINCINNATI –
The Cincinnati Cyclones will return this fall after skipping last season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The team announced on Tuesday that their first home game in 19 months will take place on October 30th at the Heritage Bank Center against Indy Fuel.
The Cyclones will return with $ 1 worth of beer, hot dogs, Donatos pizza slices, and sodas.
“We are excited to announce Cyclones’ first home game in over 19 months,” said Kristin Ropp, Vice President and General Manager of Cyclones. “It’s been a long drought with no pro hockey on the riverside, but it’s finally back! We look forward to icing up another winning team and bringing the city of Cincinnati a fun, affordable night out. We can’t wait to see everyone again.” welcome to the Heritage Bank. ” Center.”
The Cyclones last played on March 11, 2020 at the Huntington Center in Toledo in what became one of the first to be played without fans.
The last home game for Cyclones was a 1-0 win over Toledo on Saturday 7 March 2020 in front of 8,025 fans.
At the end of the season, the Cyclones still had nine scheduled games. At the time of the suspension, the Cyclones were at the top of the Central Division with a 38-17-7-1 record and 84 points and had secured a spot in the Kelly Cup playoffs.
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