Defunct Ice Hockey Teams, Part 4
23 entries in the Defunct Ice Hockey Teams, Part 4 compendium.
Orlando Solar Bears (IHL)IHL team that won the final Turner Cup in 2001.Pee Dee PrideECHL team from Florence, South Carolina, 1997–2005.Pensacola Ice PilotsNaval aviation tribute team that soared and then folded.Phoenix Roadrunners (ECHL)ECHL franchise that played four seasons in Phoenix.Phoenix Roadrunners (WHL)WHL team that won two Lester Patrick Cups before joining the WHA.Pinebridge BucksSmallest-city pro hockey team of the modern era.Port Huron IcehawksPort Huron Icehawks: three seasons in the IHL, 2007–2010.Portland BuckaroosProfessional ice hockey teams based in Portland, Oregon.Portland EaglesMinor league hockey team that played in Portland from 1944 to 1951.Portland Rosebuds (ice hockey)Two Portland teams, one a Stanley Cup finalist, the other sold to Chicago.Raleigh IceCapsRaleigh's first pro hockey team, active 1991–1998.Richmond RenegadesECHL team from Richmond, Virginia, active 1990–2003.Richmond Renegades (SPHL)SPHL team in Richmond, Virginia, from 2006 to 2009.Richmond RiverDogsA short-lived UHL franchise that replaced the Richmond Renegades.Roanoke ExpressECHL franchise that played in Roanoke from 1993 to 2004.Roanoke Valley RampageA single-season ECHL team undone by poor play and a roof collapse.Roanoke Valley VipersA one-season UHL franchise that folded in 2006.Saginaw Gears (IHL)Minor-league IHL franchise from Saginaw, Michigan, 1972–1983.Schenectady ChiefsShort-lived ACHL team that folded after nine games.Seattle MetropolitansFirst U.S. team to win the Stanley Cup.Seattle TotemsThree-time WHL champion and Soviet Union opponent.Abbotsford HeatA short-lived AHL affiliate of the Calgary Flames in British Columbia.Calgary CanadiansFirst Alberta team to win the Memorial Cup.
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