Chicago Bluesmen

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Chicago Bluesmen
City Geneva, Illinois
Founded1999
Home arena Fox Valley Ice Arena
ColorsBlue, Grey, Black, White
Murphy CupsNone
Conference ChampionshipsNone
Division ChampionshipsNone
Franchise history
Chicago Bluesmen
(1999)

The Chicago Bluesmen were an American professional roller hockey team based at the Fox Valley Ice Arena in Geneva, Illinois, that played in Roller Hockey International. The team was coached by Eric Schneider. [1]

Year-by-year

YearLeagueReg. SeasonPlayoffsAvg. attendance
1999RHI4th RHI, 7–17–0–2Out of playoffs894

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References

  1. Hess, Dave (June 4, 1999). "Schneider aims to have fun coaching". Daily Herald . Arlington Heights, IL . Retrieved December 3, 2012.