 Under Hulton, the Storm posted a record of 17–26–2, as the club failed to make the playoffs in the 2013-14 season.In the 2014-15 season, the Storm improved tremendously, earning a record of 37-17-6, getting 80 points and finishing in second place in the Western Conference.In the post-season, the Storm swept the Omaha Lancers in the first round, however, in the second round, Tri-City was upset by the fourth seeded Sioux Falls Stampede.