Boston Swamp Rats

Boston Swamp Rats

Pro inline hockey team
team_name = Boston Swamp Rats
bg_color = red
text_color = white
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league = American Inline Hockey League
conference = Eastern
division = Northeast
founded = 2006
history = Boston Roller Rats
2007-2008 (PIHA)
Boston Swamp Rats
2008-2008 (PIHA)
2008-present (AIHL)
arena = Holbrook Sports Center
city = Holbrook, Massachusetts
team_colors = Red, Black, Silver, White
owner =
general_manager =
head_coach = flagicon|USA Ruppy Hailey
captain = flagicon|USA Michael Hunt
flagicon|USA Paul Rogers
minor_league_affiliates = Holbrook Swamp Donkeys (AIHL-Minors)
season_titles = None
division_titles = None
conf_titles = None
founders_cups = NoneThe Boston Swamp Rats are a professional inline hockey team based in Holbrook, Massachusetts. They were members of the Northeast Division of the Eastern Conference of the Professional Inline Hockey Association (PIHA) up until the 2008 season but the moved to the American Inline Hockey League.

History

Part of the 2007 PIHA Expansion, the Swamp Rats in 2007 became the only first year expansion team to win the Founders Cup. The team was formerly known as the Boston Roller Rats. Most recently the Roller Rats defeated the Southside Snipers in the Founders Cup Finals, four games to three.

Current roster

As of November 1, 2007.

Honored members


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