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Allen Forward Brian McMillin was named the CHL Finals MVP.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The Americans repeated as CHL Champions in 2013-14, defeating the Denver Cutthroats in five games. Blenheim, ONT native Jamie Schaafsma was named the CHL Finals Most Valuable Player for Allen.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The Central Hockey League ceased operations following the 2013-14 season, which allowed for Allen to join the ECHL, the Top AA professional hockey league in North America. Allen, Brampton, Quad City, Tulsa, Wichita, Rapid City and Missouri (now Kansas City) all became members of the ECHL in October of 2014.&nbsp;<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The Red kept up their winning ways in the new league as Allen won back to back ECHL Kelly Cup Championships in 2014-15 and 2015-16, beating South Carolina and Wheeling respectively.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">In total, the Americans have made the playoffs in 10 of their 12 seasons, missing the postseason in 2018-19, and in 2019-20, when the ECHL cancelled the season in March due to the outbreak of the global pandemic.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The Americans were one of 14 ECHL teams to elect to play the 2020-21 season, which was delayed until December. The Red played up to their potential, returning to the postseason, having won a league-best 45 games during the delayed season, which began in December 2020. &nbsp;Allen captured the ECHL Western Conference Regular Season Championship but lost to Fort Wayne in the Western Conference Finals, 3 games to 1. &nbsp;Defenseman Les Lancaster was named the 2020-21 ECHL Defenseman of the Year.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The Americans have had three ownership groups in their 10-year history. Douglas Miller, the former CEO of Exco Resources, formed Top Shelf LLC, and was the team's original owner from October of 2009 through May of 2014. During that time, Miller brought on minority owners Mike Modano, Ed Belfour, Craig Ludwig and Richard Matvichuk, all former Dallas Stars. In May of 2014, Miller sold the franchise to Steven Sports Group, based in Wichita, Kansas.&nbsp;<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The club was sold to Jack D. Gulati in February of 2017. &nbsp;Known as the \u201cSerial Entrepreneur, Gulati counts the Americans among more than 45 companies that he has led over the course of his business career. &nbsp;Gulati acquired his first business in 1968 at the age of 26, and in the ensuing years he bought, sold, or created forty businesses. Among his companies have been Fidelity Technologies Corporation, TeleAlarm Group, Fidelity Investment Corporation, SafetyCare Technologies, and Stokesay Castle, located in USA and Europe.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The Allen Americans have had two Head Coaches in their existence. Dwight Mullins was hired on to coach the then expansion team in 2009 and remained the coach through the 2011-2012 season.&nbsp;<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">Steve Martinson was hired to replace Mullins in the 2012-2013 season. A native of Minnetonka, Minnesota, Martinson played professionally for 12 years, spanning from 1981-1996 at several different levels. He played in 50 games in the National Hockey League, for parts of four seasons, with the Detroit Red Wings, Montreal Canadians and Minnesota North Stars.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">Over the years, Allen has had a stable of strong leadership to wear the C as the team's captain. Jarret Lukin in 2009-10, Tobias Whelan in 2010-11, Jason Deitsch for two seasons in 2011-12 &amp; 2012-13, Mike Berube in 2013-14 and Jamie Schaafsma in 2014-15. Chad Costello and Gary Steffes served as Co-Captains in 2015-16 and 2016-17. Joel Chouinard was named the new captain in 2017-18. &nbsp;The current captains of the AMERICANS are Spencer Asuchak and Dyson Stevenson.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The Americans have had two players in their nine-year history that have moved up to the National Hockey League. Jordie Benn, who was on the Americans inaugural roster in 2009-10, and Aaron Dell, who won a CHL Presidents' Cup with Allen in 2013.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">Vice President &amp; Broadcasting &amp; Communications, Tommy Daniels is the team's longest tenured employee, having been with the team since the day it was founded back in 2009.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The team\u2019s primary colors are red, white and blue and have worn those colors all twelve seasons of professional hockey. Americans jerseys for 2021-22 include Red, White, and a return to the Blue sweater for the first time since 2011.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The team's website is www.allenamericans.com and the team's offices are located inside Allen Event Center at 200 East Stacy Road, Allen, Texas 75002. The team front office phone number is (972) 912-1000.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The Americans play in the 4,400 seat Allen Event Center, located at 200 East Stacy Road in the Village at Allen. Reba McIntyre played the first event at the new building on November 6, 2009. 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In September of 2007, the team\u2019s colors and name were announced, and thus, the Rapid City Rush was born.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The team began to play in the 2008-09 season. The first home game in team history was on November 29, 2008, a 4-0 win over the arch-rival Colorado Eagles. In the 64-game regular season, the Rush posted a 22-33-2-7 record in its first campaign.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The 2009-10 season saw the Rush accomplish their most successful season to-date. With the acquisition of key free agents Colt King, Scott Wray, and rookie goaltender Danny Battochio, while keeping most of the inaugural team\u2019s core, the Rush almost doubled their win total from their inaugural season. The team went 43-14-1-6 with 93 standings points, finishing first in the Northern Conference and clinching their first of six consecutive playoff appearances across two leagues. The 43 wins, 93 points, and 14 losses still remain team records to this day. In the postseason, the Rush had a first-round bye, swept the Missouri Mavericks in the second round, and defeated the Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs in seven games in the Northern Conference Final to advance to the Ray Miron Presidents\u2019 Cup Final. In the Final, they played the Allen Americans, who remain fierce rivals of the Rush still to this day in the ECHL. In Game 6 of the Final on May 5, 2010, Scott Wray scored the championship-winning goal with 39.3 seconds left in double-overtime to crown the Rush 2010 CHL champions.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The Rush enjoyed four more seasons in the CHL until October 7, 2014, when the ECHL absorbed the remaining CHL teams as new members to the League. In their first ECHL campaign in 2014-15, the Rush used a second-half 23-8-5 run to clinch their sixth consecutive playoff berth in their seven-year existence, as well as home-ice advantage in the first round. They defeated the Quad City Mallards in the Central Division Semifinals, securing the series win in exhilarating fashion in the final 63 seconds of Game 7. The Rush advanced to the Central Division Finals and fell to the eventual Kelly Cup Champion Allen Americans in six games.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The Rush have been affiliated with an NHL franchise three times: once with the Minnesota Wild (2017-18), and twice with the Arizona Coyotes, the latter of which they are currently affiliated with (2015-2017, 2019-Present). Since joining the ECHL and becoming an NHL affiliated team, the Rush have produced five players that have advanced to the NHL: goaltenders Marek Langhamer, Adin Hill and Ivan Prosvetov; forward Michael Bunting and defenseman Dakota Mermis.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">The Rush organization has immortalized a player\u2019s number on two different occasions. On April 4, 2015, the #17 of Scott Wray, 2010 CHL champion and the longest-tenured captain in team history, was lifted to the rafters of Rushmore Plaza Civic Center Ice Arena. Three years later, on March 30, 2018, Danny Battochio, the winningest goaltender in team history that captured 2010 CHL Rookie of the Year honors and the 2010 CHL championship, saw his #30 raised next to Wray.<\/p><p style=\"margin-left:0px;\">On January 11, 2019, the Rush announced a change in ownership, with Jeff Dickerson, T.J. 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