A page dedicated to the Dayton Gems, who played in the IHL in the 60's and 70's, with biographies of the Gems' best players.

A brief history of team playing a partial season in 1975 at the old El Paso County Coliseum before moving to North Dakota.

History of the IHL team that played in Fort Wayne from 1952-present.

An educational page devoted to the past pro hockey teams of Houston, Texas, including the Skippers, Huskies, Apollos, and Aeros.

The ACHL was a rough and tumble league that carried the torch for lower-league minor hockey in the eighties. Epitiomized by lots of banging and fighting, this league kept hockey alive in the Southeastern United States and directly led to the formation of today's ECHL.

Memorabilia of mostly Southern California minor hockey.

NAHL team from 1975-77. Site is in French and English.

Outline of the hockey franchises in North America over time.

Great history about the pro hockey teams who played in Oklahoma City since 1934, including the Blazers, Stars, Warriors and Coyotes.

For 22 years the WHL played in the cities of Western Canada and the US. The league died in 1974, due to financial pressures caused by the WHL's prime venues being taken by the NHL and WHA.

A tribute to the Pittsburgh Hornets, Pittsburgh's pre-Penguins AHL team.

In 1960 the New Westminster franchise was moved to Portland to become the greatest franchises to ever play there and arguably the greatest to ever play in the old W.H.L. During their fourteen years in the former W.H.L., they would win eight regular season championships and three post season championships.

Historical information about the Roanoke Express and brief descriptions of all ECHL franchises, past and present.

The team played for 25 years from 1969 to 1994. They survived two hockey leagues going out of business, a pro basketball team, the Utah Stars, who won a championship, and won championships in two of the hockey leagues it was in.

A history of the San Diego Gulls hockey club (1966-1974) of the old Western Hockey League.

The Blazers were born as an expansion team in the EHL during the 1967-8 season. The EHL suspended operations at the end of the season and the Blazer franchise became a part of the newly formed North American Hockey League for the 1973-4 season.

A tribute to the professional teams that have called the Greensboro Coliseum home, including the Monarchs (ECHL and AHL), Hurricanes (NHL), and Generals (ECHL).

The "old" C.H.L. has been dead for many years now. But many of us remember the great players, games, and good times we had back then.