Binghamton Hockey Hall of Fame Inducts Three

The Binghamton Senator season is coming to an end. There are only 4 games left including back-to-back this weekend. On Saturday, the B-Sens will be inducting the newest members of the Binghamton Hockey Hall of Fame.

The committee has announced three 2016 inductees. They are Richard Grenier, Jean-Yves Roy and Justin Plamondon. They will be inducted during a pre-game ceremony so get there early.

Grenier played two seasons with the Broome Dusters from 1977-1979. He had 40 points in 143 games played here. He was originally drafted by the New York Islanders in 1972.

Roy played 3 seasons with the Binghamton Rangers from 1992-1995. He played 181 regular season and 25 postseason games with the Rangers.

Plamondon played in all five seasons with the B.C. Icemen and 8 games with the Binghamton Senators during their inaugural season in 2002-03.

There is a lot going on Saturday at the game including 10th Annual Parrot Head Beach Party and fundraising event for K9s For Warriors.

Face-off is at 7:05. LET'S GO SENS!