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Not Just Hockey, KOMET Hockey!
The Hottest Sports Ticket In Town!

/komets/ - Fort Wayne Komets

Founded

1952

Manager

Ben Boudreau

Owner

The Franke Family

IRL manager

Cardboard Box

Team colors

Chat color

FF4D01
Komet Orange

Top scorer

RIP Bob Chase (2)

Top assister

Brady Shaw (2)

Captain

Icy D. Eagle

Website

/komets/ - Fort Wayne Komets

Nickname

No nickname

Historic performance

2	0	4			6				33.33%
W	D	L			TOTAL				EFFICIENCY

GF	GA	GD
6	15	-9

Biggest win
/komets/	3–2	/vgk/
December 5th, 2019

Biggest defeat
/cbj/	4–0	/komets/
November 21st, 2019

First match
/wongs/	3–0	/komets/
November 14th, 2019

Team music

Anthem

Let's Go Komets!

Goal horn	IHL Komets Goal Horn
The Victory Anthem	Guns n' Roses - Welcome to the Jungle
When Smug Spaceman scores	Hardwell ft Mitch Crown - Call Me A Spaceman

Kits

In all of North American professional hockey, only the Original Six teams of the NHL and the Hershey Bears of the American Hockey League have played continuously in the same city with the same name longer than the Fort Wayne Komets. Since 1952, the Komets have had an excellent history of players and nine championship runs that spans over 65 years of minor league hockey, across four different leagues, and are still a perennial postseason team that brings in hockey fans of the area even to this day. This tradition and deep history behind the Komets, as well as it being the home of the /komets/ manager, warrants it as a brand new team in the /hoc/ League. As the only minor league rep in the /hoc/ League, it's up to the /komets/ to show that hockey below the NHL's level can be equally as exciting!

/komets/ Roster

No.

Position

/komets/ Starting Roster

35

	GK

1-0 Joe

52

	CB

Allen County War Memorial Coliseum

26

	CB

Colin Chin

90

	CB

>Albany Choppers

18

	LMF

Rob Laird

6

	RMF

Lionel Repka

16

	DMF

Eddie Long

4

	LWF

Smug Spaceman

40

	RWF

RIP Bob Chase

0

	SS

Icy D. Eagle

11

	CF

Len Thornson

No.

Position

Player

41

	GK

Stephen Dhillon

8

	CB

Eric Israel

24

	CB

Marc-Olivier Duquette

7

	CB

Brycen Martin

3

	CB

Chase Stewart

23

	CB

Max Gottlieb

36

	LMF

Anthony Petruzelli

70

	LMF

Shawn St.Amant

10

	LMF

Brady Shaw

29

	RMF

Mason Bergh

88

	RMF

Alan Lyszczarczyk

27

	RMF

Shawn Szydlowski

/komets/ Roster

Match History

Date	Opponent	Result	Scorers
November 14th, 2019		0–3
November 21st, 2019		0–4
November 28st, 2019		1–3	20' Watch This Here
December 5th, 2019		3–2	59', 69' RIP Bob Chase 65' Icy D. Eagle
December 12th, 2019		2–1 (OT)	71' Rob Laird 98' Mason Bergh
December 19th, 2019		0–2

Rivals

/vgk/


The Affiliation After the 2017-2018 ECHL season, the Komets were trying to pursue a new NHL team to partner with. After the termination of Vegas' old ECHL affiliate, the Quad City Mallards, the Golden Knights were also looking for an ECHL team to partner with. The Komets had that connection at the time, a connection with a successful coach doing wonders with the newest team at the time in the NHL. Vegas' head coach Gerard Gallant was a former coach of the Komets. In fact, his assistant coaching stint with them was Gallant's first professional hockey tenure as a coach, long before moving up to the NHL to start coaching duties in Columbus, Montréal and Florida. Both teams expressed excitement moving forward and just like that, the Golden Knights and Komets were affiliated. Over time, despite the establishment of the Henderson Silver Knights, Vegas' new AHL affiliate, and the firing of Gerard Gallant, the Komets and Golden Knights will continue to be affiliated after renewing their deal on August 7th, 2020.
1–0–0

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-<small>In all of North American professional hockey, only the Original Six teams of the NHL and the Hershey Bears of the American Hockey League have played continuously in the same city with the same name longer than the Fort Wayne Komets. Ever since 1952, the Komets have had an excellent history of players and nine championship runs that spans over 65 years of minor league hockey, across four different leagues, and are still a perennial postseason team that brings in hockey fans of the area even to this day. This tradition and deep history behind the Komets, as well as its home being the home of the /komets/ manager, is more than enough to warrant it as a new team in the upcoming [[/hoc/ League 2019|/hoc/ League]]. As the only minor league rep in the /hoc/ League, it's up to the /komets/ to show that hockey below the NHL's level can be equally as exciting!</small>
+<small>In all of North American professional hockey, only the Original Six teams of the NHL and the Hershey Bears of the American Hockey League have played continuously in the same city with the same name longer than the Fort Wayne Komets. Since 1952, the Komets have had an excellent history of players and nine championship runs that spans over 65 years of minor league hockey, across four different leagues, and are still a perennial postseason team that brings in hockey fans of the area even to this day. This tradition and deep history behind the Komets, as well as it being the home of the /komets/ manager, warrants it as a brand new team in the [[/hoc/ League 2019|/hoc/ League]]. As the only minor league rep in the /hoc/ League, it's up to the /komets/ to show that hockey below the NHL's level can be equally as exciting!</small>
 ==/komets/ Roster==
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+| align=center|{{badgeicon|cherry}}
 | align=center|1&ndash;3
 | {{owngoal|20|}} Watch This Here
-|-bgcolor="ffcccc"
+|-bgcolor="ccffcc"
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+| align=center|{{badgeicon|vgk}}
 | align=center|3&ndash;2
 | {{goal|59||69|}} RIP Bob Chase <br>{{goal|65||}} Icy D. Eagle
+|-bgcolor="ccccff"
+| align=center|December 12th, 2019
+| align=center|{{badgeicon|flyera}}
+| align=center|2&ndash;1 '''(OT)'''
+| {{goal|71||}} Rob Laird <br>{{goal|98||}} Mason Bergh
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+| align=center|December 19th, 2019
+| align=center|{{badgeicon|laffs}}
+| align=center|0&ndash;2
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 | '''The Affiliation'''<br/>
-After the 2017-2018 ECHL season, the Komets were trying to pursue a new NHL team to partner with, when they remembered a familiar, successful coach doing wonders with the newest team in the NHL, the Vegas Golden Knights. Vegas' head coach Gerard Gallant was a former coach of the Komets. In fact, his assistant coaching stint with them was Gallant's first professional hockey tenure as a coach, long before moving up to the NHL to start coaching duties in Columbus, Montréal and Florida. Both teams expressed excitement moving forward and just like that, the Golden Knights and Komets were affiliated. Even though both teams didn't live up to expectations in the 2018-19 postseason, Vegas extended the affiliation contract on August 7th, 2019, ensuring that some of their future talent will start their pro careers as Komets.
+After the 2017-2018 ECHL season, the Komets were trying to pursue a new NHL team to partner with. After the termination of Vegas' old ECHL affiliate, the Quad City Mallards, the Golden Knights were also looking for an ECHL team to partner with. The Komets had that connection at the time, a connection with a successful coach doing wonders with the newest team at the time in the NHL. Vegas' head coach Gerard Gallant was a former coach of the Komets. In fact, his assistant coaching stint with them was Gallant's first professional hockey tenure as a coach, long before moving up to the NHL to start coaching duties in Columbus, Montréal and Florida. Both teams expressed excitement moving forward and just like that, the Golden Knights and Komets were affiliated. Over time, despite the establishment of the Henderson Silver Knights, Vegas' new AHL affiliate, and the firing of Gerard Gallant, the Komets and Golden Knights will continue to be affiliated after renewing their deal on August 7th, 2020.
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+|  style="background:#ff4d01; color: #000000;" | <b>1&ndash;0&ndash;0</b>
 |}
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