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River Kings veterans back on board for 2016-2017 season

Jason Setnyk by Jason Setnyk
August 17, 2016
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Cornwall River Kings resign Lacasse and Parisien

Cornwall Ontario – While much of the attention in the off-season has been on the new acquisitions made by general manager Rick Lalonde, the Cornwall River Kings are excited to bring back several key veterans for 2016-17 season. They have re-signed veterans Sy Nutkevitch, Nicholas Pard, Danick Malouin, Jonathan Parisien, Charles Corsi, and Charles Lavigne.

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Here are all the confirmed signings to date including the veterans just mentioned.

They have signed forwards Michael Beaudry, Antoine Cote, David Croteau, Lou Dickenson, Martin Lariviere, Jeff Legue, Erick Lizon, Ahmed Mahfouz, Sy Nutkevitch, Francis Ouimet, Nicholas Pard, Mitchell Porowski, Jeremy Vigneault-Belanger.

They have also signed defenseman Simon Desmarais, Ryan Hand, Youssef Kabbaj, Will Lacasse, Danick Malouin, Jonathan Parisien, Ryan Sullivan, and goaltenders Charles Corsi and Charles Lavigne.

The River Kings first pre-season home game is Saturday, September 24th vs. Laval. That game starts at 7:30pm.

been a great off-season for the River Kings. Now, it’s time for fans to invest in their team according to a press release. The Cornwall River Kings are pushing to sell 500 tickets in the next five days to kick-start the 2016-17 season, their fifth in the LNAH.

Fans purchasing season tickets will have their name entered into a draw to receive their tickets for free. Five lucky fans will have their names drawn. Fans who have previously purchased season tickets will also be entered in the draw. Tickets must be paid in full.

Season tickets are on sale as the team look to sell 500 tickets this week in preparation for the 2016-17 season. Ticket prices are: Adults: $250, Seniors: $180 (65+), Students: $180 (13-18) and Children: $70 (5-12). For more information, please call the River Kings Operations Office at 613-933-9797 or visit their website.

The River Kings are also on the hunt for five major partners. If your local business is looking to sponsor the local team, please contact the office immediately.

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Jason Setnyk

Jason Setnyk

Jason Setnyk is a teacher, journalist, published and award winning author and photographer.

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