We had just heard that new management was taking over and they looked good for thier 2nd season. But apparently financial problems were too much to overcome.
It sounds a little sleazy if you read the PJ Star article. The CEO of the firm that took overe the team claims she raised over $100,000 from selling corporate sponsorships for a new ABA franchise they own in Rochester, Minnesota, and sent much of the money to the president of the new ownership company in Peoria to prop up the team. Now apparently the money and the president are missing! Also missing is few thousand dollars more raised from local Peoria sponsors like Brewers Distributing, AA Accounting, Alwan's Meats, Legacy Consulting Group and Ameren.
Furthermore, none of the players practicing with the team had been paid yet, and the Riverplex, which has a contract with the Kings, doesn't expect they will ever see the money, either. What a mess!
It sounds a little sleazy if you read the PJ Star article. The CEO of the firm that took overe the team claims she raised over $100,000 from selling corporate sponsorships for a new ABA franchise they own in Rochester, Minnesota, and sent much of the money to the president of the new ownership company in Peoria to prop up the team. Now apparently the money and the president are missing! Also missing is few thousand dollars more raised from local Peoria sponsors like Brewers Distributing, AA Accounting, Alwan's Meats, Legacy Consulting Group and Ameren.
Furthermore, none of the players practicing with the team had been paid yet, and the Riverplex, which has a contract with the Kings, doesn't expect they will ever see the money, either. What a mess!
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