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Szydlowski's dazzling pass familiar, significant, in Komets' 6-4 victory | Ice Chips

When the Komets re-signed forward Shawn Szydlowski, they did so because he’s capable of making plays very few others at the Double-A level of ho ...

Komets begin build of roster for Cup defense | Ice Chips

Komets begin build of roster for Cup defense The Komets’ defense of their Kelly Cup Championship began in earnest Monday as they started putting together their roster for the coming season. The team re-signed forwards Anthony Petruzzelli, Zach Pochiro and Oliver Cooper, and defenseman Blake Siebenaler, while adding rookie defenseman D.J King. “With these signings, the Komets officially begin the journey to defend the Kelly Cup,” general manager David Franke said. “We all know how much fun we had winning the Cup and we want to keep it. Anthony Petruzzelli, Blake Siebenaler, Zach Pochiro and Oliver Cooper were all instrumental in our run to the cup last season. Newcomer D.J. King is a promising defenseman to the Komets.”

'I want to do it again': Szydlowski relishes Cup, possible return to K's | Ice Chips

'I want to do it again': Szydlowski relishes Cup, possible return to K's JUSTIN A. COHN | The Journal Gazette Shawn Szydlowski has skated eight seasons with the Komets and he, at last, has solidified his résumé with a championship. If there was any doubt before, it now seems apparent his jersey will someday be lifted to the rafters at Memorial Coliseum. And he’ll likely be the last one to receive that honor for a long while. But that doesn’t mean he’s done playing, not based on how he performed in the playoffs or what he said shortly after hoisting the Kelly Cup on Friday night at Memorial Coliseum.

Komets cap wildest of seasons with Kelly Cup | Ice Chips

Komets cap wildest of seasons with Kelly Cup JUSTIN A. COHN | The Journal Gazette The season that almost never happened ended in the best possible way – with the Komets winning the Kelly Cup. They cemented the championship with a 2-1 victory Friday night over the South Carolina Stingrays in front of a sellout crowd of 10,477 at Memorial Coliseum, keyed by Playoff MVP Stephen Harper’s two goals and Dylan Ferguson’s 26 saves. “This is the best team I’ve ever played on. It’s the best night of my life, it really is,” said Shawn Szydlowski, the Komets’ longest tenured player with eight seasons donning the fireball. "This city, with the way they support the team, it’s an NHL city and an NHL arena. The organization has been nothing but good to me. The fan base, the crowd, I can’t say enough about it.”

Lots of candidates, but Komets' Harper was Playoff MVP | Ice Chips

Hawkins' hat trick leads K's to victory in Finals opener | Ice Chips

Brandon Hawkins was one of the ECHL’s most formidable shooters during the regular season, totaling 23 goals in just 37 games. Five times, he sco ...

Ignore the sour grapes, a Cup for K's would be impressive | Ice Chips

'So special': K's oust Americans, reach Kelly Cup Finals | Ice Chips

K's vs. Thunder like boxers trading punches | Ice Chips

It remains to be seen if they’re heavyweights, but the Komets and Wichita Thunder have been resembling boxers, metaphorically speaking. The fi ...