Cincinnati, Ohio

A montage of Cincinnati.

Cincinnati is a city in southern Ohio, just across the river from Kentucky.

It has a population of about 330,000 and a metro population of about 2,200,000.

Teams

• Cincinnati Cobras (Central States Hockey League, 1996-2006) renamed Junior Cyclones
• Cincinnati Cyclones

1. East Coast Hockey League (1990-1992) moved to Birmingham, Alabama
2. International Hockey League (1992-2001) fold with league June 4, 2001
3. East Coast Hockey League (2001-2003) league renamed ECHL
4. ECHL (2003-2004) granted voluntary suspension, return 2006
5. ECHL (2006-Present)

• Cincinnati Junior Cyclones Central States Hockey League (2006-2007) folded; replaced by Queen City Steam
• Cincinnati Mighty Ducks (American Hockey League, 1997-2005) go dormant (revived as Rockford Icehogs in 2007)

• Cincinnati Mohawks

1. (American Hockey League, 1949-1952) transfer to International Hockey League
2. (International Hockey League, 1952-1958) folded

• Cincinnati Stache

Midwest Junior Hockey League (2012-2012) fold before play

• Cincinnati Stingers

World Hockey Association (1975-1979) paid to disband when league merges with National Hockey League

Central Hockey League (1979-1979) folded December 1979

• Cincinnati Swords

American Hockey League (1971-1974) ceased operations when city gets World Hockey Association franchise (Stingers)

• Cincinnati Tigers

Central Hockey League (1981-1982) folded

• Cincinnati Wings

Central Professional Hockey League (1963-1964) moved to Memphis

• Queen City Steam play and based in suburban Evendale

Central States Hockey League (2007-2010) league renamed NA3HL

• • Queen City Storm Played in suburban Evendale, while offices were located in Sharonville

All American Hockey League (2010-January 2011) folded

• NA3HL (2010-Present)

Arenas

• Cincinnati Gardens
• US Bank Arena
• Fountain Square Ice Rink
• Northland Ice Center
• Indian Hill Winter Club

External Links

• Cincinnati on Wikipedia