(Chagrin Falls, OH)

The Lake Erie Vikings are pleased to announce the addition of Rob Mulick as a coaching consultant. Mulick will join the Vikings staff and will focus on player development and will assist with on ice activities as the teams tryout camp draws near.

"We are thrilled to add such a character guy like Rob. During his playing career, Rob was a solid defenseman with great positioning and fundamental play," General Manager Dave Hahn said. "Rob has played with the Cleveland Barons previously, has knowledge of the area, and can help us with many front office ventures."

The Lake Erie Vikings of the Mid-Atlantic Hockey League invite you to an open tryout! Attend the most unique experience in professional hockey! General Manager Dave Hahn announced today that each player will be given an individual skills evaluation directly at the camp. "Very few professional hockey teams will provide feedback on specific players abilities. We are going to provide a personalized experience for each and every player," Hahn said.

Select players will earn an invitation to the Vikings main training camp in late October.

The camp will be held Friday, September 26th. Cost of the camp is $150 and that will cover icetime, jerseys, and two meals. In addition, the Vikings have partnered with the Baymont Inn in Mayfield Heights, OH to host out of town players at a discounted rate.

CANTON, OH – The Mid-Atlantic Hockey League announced today that the ownership and operation of the league has been assumed by a consortium of investors and MAHL team owners.  The shift in control and ownership is effective immediately.

Andrew Miller, president of BCR Entertainment and owner of the MAHL’s Battle Creek Revolution team, is now the principle owner of the MAHL and will own and operate the league with a consortium of new owners.

The shift in ownership marks the conclusion of the ownership tenure of Andrew Haines the president and founder of the Mid-Atlantic Hockey League.  With the MAHL preparing for its second season on the ice Haines was ready to pass the baton on to Miller.

“This has been a terrific learning experience for me in owning and operating a start-up hockey league,” said Haines.  “But the MAHL needs new blood and fresher ideas to move through the upcoming season.  Andrew Miller is the person I believe can take the league to that next level.”