This inspired her to earn her Master’s in Communication from the Newhouse School at Syracuse University. Prior to his time with Binghamton, Sersch spent two years working in the ECHL as the head equipment manager of the Adirondack Thunder after his promotion from assistant equipment manager following the 2014-15 season. Nicole currently resides in Vestal, NY.Rob Lippolis enters his second season as Director of Broadcasting & Media/Community Relations for the Binghamton Devils in 2018-19, after joining the Binghamton Senators in 2016-17. She is an avid curling, tennis, and hockey fan, but enjoys watching many different sports live and on television.Eric enters his second season with Binghamton Devils as the full time as the Merchandise Manager/Corporate Partnership Rep.He began his tenure in Binghamton with the Binghamton Senators. Michael currently resides with his brother in Binghamton, NY.Josh is in his second season with the Binghamton Devils. Rob started out as a broadcast intern for the Binghamton Senators for six years and was able to call several games for both the Senators from 2006-2011 and in 2014 for the San Antonio Rampage. He is also a professional firefighter and EMT for the village of Johnson City.When he has spare time, he enjoys sports, movies, boating, fishing, and skiing, but he enjoys nothing more than spending time with this wife, daughter, family and friends.Having been a hockey fan dating back to the Binghamton Whalers, Connor is in his first year as Director of Game Night Operations for the Binghamton Devils.This is not Connor’s first venture into professional hockey in Binghamton. Connor has also worked for I Heart Radio and Broome County Executive Jason Garnar before joining the Devils Front Office.Connor enjoys the performing arts, both as an actor and a director. At the conclusion of his hockey career, Mitchell moved to the Southern Tier as a sales representative for a materials handling company. Brylin spent 13 years with the New Jersey Devils, winning three Stanley Cup Championships in 1995, 2000 and 2003. Sersch graduated from YTI Career Institute with an associate’s degree in specialized business. Binghamton Senators Road Logo on Chris Creamer's Sports Logos Page - SportsLogos.Net. But most of all he’s the proud father of a beautiful little girl.John enters his first season with the Devils as the Group Events Specialist & Youth Hockey Coordinator. Announcer for the Binghamton Senators, even broadcasting two games on the radio during the team’s Calder Cup winning season in 2011.The Chenango Valley Alumnus worked almost 20 years for the Binghamton Mets Baseball Club in positions that included Bat Boy, Clubhouse Manager, Promotions Director, Game Day Coordinator, Special Events Coordinator and Director of Community Relations. Following his junior career, Mitchell was drafted by the Minnesota North Stars in 1968 and spent four seasons in their organization. He started here as an Inside Sales Rep Intern after attending SUNY Cortland, where he graduated in May of 2017.He is a Cleveland fan for the NFL, NBA, and MLB. Mitchell’s involvement in AHL hockey dates back to 1985 when he became a partner and general manager of the Binghamton Whalers, Binghamton Rangers, and Binghamton Senators. Before moving to Nebraska, Rob spent three seasons in Texas as the play-by-play broadcaster with the Corpus Christi IceRays (NAHL).
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Michael and his brother, Justin, are active NCAA basketball bracketologists, and last year, their prediction on Selection Sunday was the most accurate in the world. The native of North Bellmore, NY earned a B.A. The Senators haf made no secret about wanting to have their AHL affiliate closer to Ottawa. He continues to be active in the hockey community as a youth and adult league referee. He acquired his Master of Science in Sport Management from the California University of Pennsylvania in 2012.Scott’s first season in professional hockey came in 2008-09 with the ECHL’s Phoenix Roadrunners before spending the next four seasons with Trenton, also of the ECHL. The Binghamton Senators are in the process of assembling their third team since being brought to life by the NHL’s Ottawa franchise. He eventually bought his own materials handling business, now known as American Materials Handling & Fabrication Co., in 1982.This is Nicole’s second season with the Binghamton Devils.The Commack, NY native graduated from Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania in May 2017 with a Bachelor’s degree in Sport Management. During the offseason, Eric likes going to the golf course as often as possible.Robby is entering his second season with the Binghamton Devils as an Account Executive and Community Relations Assistant. The native of Windsor, NY joined the staff after spending 2014-2016 as Director of Broadcasting & Media Relations with the Omaha Lancers (USHL). During her time at Binghamton, she found her passion for sports journalism and public relations.
Addie is now in her second year in the world of professional sports. We offer both House and Competitive Tier II Travel Programs ranging from Mini-Mites through Midgets, ages 4 to 18. Nicole also completed an internship with the National Hockey League at their corporate headquarters in New York City.Nicole enjoys traveling, shopping, going to concerts, spending time with her family and puppy, Casey, and cheering on her New York Islanders and New York Mets in her free time. Currently over … They breezed by their first three playoff rounds, but were easily defeated by the On August 6, 2010 the Ottawa Senators announced that In 2011, the Binghamton Senators made the playoffs. The graduate of SUNY Oswego earned his bachelor’s degree in Broadcasting & Mass Communication and served as the radio broadcaster for the Lakers. Mike Rogers | Owner. The Southern Tier Hockey Association is a Youth Hockey Organization located in the Southern Tier of New York State. The area had previously been represented by the The Binghamton Senators enjoyed a successful 2002–03, freshman season, going 43–26–9 with 100 points.
