Rivermen bring back versatile veteran who has delivered big moments
The Peoria Rivermen have brought winger-defenseman Braydon Barker back for a fifth season with the SPHL team.
Peoria Rivermen have bolstered their roster with a return of key veteran Braydon Barker. The 29-year-old forward-defenseman, who hails from Camrose, Alberta, is making his fifth pro season with the team. Coach Jean-Guy Trudel praised Barker's versatility, pointing out his ability to play on both the forward and defense lines. Trudel also highlighted Barker's leadership and commitment to community activities as valuable assets for the team.
Barker, known for his leadership within the team, has helped Peoria win a championship and will be crucial as they aim for another title. The 6-foot-2, 190-pound Barker has consistently delivered big moments for the Rivermen, with a .718 points-per-game percentage on the roster. His contributions include three William B. Coffey Trophy wins, a second-place finish, and appearances in two SPHL President's Cup Finals.
Barker has played 177 regular-season games and 28 postseason games for Peoria, scoring 31 goals and providing 56 assists.
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