Boston Storm (inline hockey)

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Boston Storm
City	Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Founded	2001
Home arena	TBD
Colors	Red, black, white
Owner(s)	Marty Marcinczyk
General manager	Marty Marcinczyk
Head coach	Darrell Interbartolo
Captain	Darrell Interbartolo
Affiliate(s)	None
Franchise history
2001-2008	Boston Storm formerly the Virginia Storm (MLRH)

The Boston Storm was a professional inline hockey team based in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. It was a member of Major League Roller Hockey. The Boston Storm played its first season in 2003-2004 after the owner and general manager, Marty Marcinczyk, moved the team from Virginia after two seasons. It was led by All-Star forwards Tony Silvestri, Brett Wickman, Joe Brennan, Rodney Millette, and Jeff Goulet and backed by defense from Eric Sarao and Darrell Interbartolo. The team won the MLRH World Championship title in 2006.^[1] Part of the rebirth of MLRH, the Storm was one of six teams announced for the .

The MLRH website no longer shows the Boston Storm as a team. However, the site does show the team winning the World Championship in 2006 before ultimately signing with Professional Inline Hockey Association.

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• 2003-2004 season
• MLRH website
• Tony Sylvestri
• Brett Wickman
• Rodney Millette
• Jeff Goulet
• Eric Sarao
• Roster

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