Fife Flyers Ice Hockey Club can confirm the signing of Kevin Lindskoug. Standing at 6ft, the 31 year old backstop is no stranger to Coach Tom Coolen and the EIHL.
Lindskoug iced for Coolen during his time in Katowice posting 93 SVS%. He also iced during the 21/22 season for League rivals Guildford Flames posting a 91.06 SVS%. Since leaving the EIHL, Lindskoug has iced in the top tier of Polish hockey. We can confirm that Lindskoug has arrived in Kirkcaldy and we await clearance for him to play.
Fife Flyers Ice Hockey Club would also like to announce the addition of 25 year old Canadian forward Drake Pilon to the team. A 5’10” right-shooter, Pilon is expected to arrive in Kirkcaldy on Saturday. The 23/24 season is Pilon’s first full pro season after joining the Kalamazoo Wings of the ECHL for the latter part of last season. Prior to the Kalamazoo Wings, Pilon iced with the University of Prince Edward Island playing, alongside Troy Lajeunesse, as well as the Sudbury Wolves of the OHL.
In further team news, Pavlovs will remain with the club for the rest of the 23/24 season, Shirley remains on day-to-day assessment and a decision will be made shortly in terms of assigning Desrocher to the IR list.
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