Peoria Rivermen sign Carson Jones and Timothy Kim for 2026-27 SPHL season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 8:05 AM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026

The Peoria Rivermen have signed forwards Carson Jones and Timothy Kim for the upcoming 2026-27 SPHL season. Jones, who made his pro debut with the Rivermen last spring, previously played college hockey at the Milwaukee School of Engineering, where he totaled 79 points in 92 games. Kim arrives after a stint in junior hockey and has also played limited pro games, contributing five points across 24 games in lower leagues. The Rivermen continue to finalize their roster ahead of training camp later this month, now having 18 players signed.
- •Carson Jones is aiming for his first full pro season with the Rivermen.
- •Timothy Kim joins after playing 14 pro games last season.
- •The Rivermen now have 18 players under contract for the upcoming season.
- •Jones served as captain during his senior year in college.
- •Kim has extensive junior hockey experience across multiple leagues.
- 8:05 AMYahoo Sports — Youth served: Peoria Rivermen sign two young forwards for 2026-27 SPHL season
"Carson Jones and Timothy Kim are the latest to join the Peoria Rivermen for the 2026-27 SPHL season. Details here.
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