Cincinnati Cyclones

Defenseman Sean Allen embraces and accepts his role as the one known to go after players who hurt his teammates.

After finishing at the top of the division in the 2019-2020 season, the Cyclones were forced to sit out a year due to financial constraints caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite this, Cincinnati returned to the ice this year and clinched the last spot in the Western Conference to make the playoffs.

The Cyclones play the Indy Fuel on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in their first regular season home game since January 2020.

The Cincinnati Cyclones on Monday announced the team will opt out of competition for the 2020-2021 season. The team says it plans to return to play for…

Postseason play begins Friday night for the Cincinnati Cyclones and fans are hyped. The minor league team finished first in its division and is hoping…

Last week the Cincinnati Cyclones earned the 2018-19 Brabham Cup as ECHL Regular Season Champions. It's the second Brabham Cup for the Cyclones, and this…

The Cincinnati Cyclones Frozen 5K and 10K take place Saturday at 9 a.m. and as a result, expect some streets near the Ohio River to be closed. The…

Professional sports can be a loud affair -- music blares, pyrotechnics boom and fans scream. The Cincinnati Cyclones are trying something different this…

This past weekend the Cincinnati Cyclones played their season opener with a special kind of socks. Kevlar socks prevent serious injury to the ankle and…

On this episode of Local Exposure, we discuss New Beginnings.Introduction: A re-evaluation of the 'P-Word'Part 1: Meet Belinda Cai, the newest contributor…