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#[[Northern States Junior Hockey League|Northern States Hockey League]] (2012-Present) |
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Revision as of 10:01, 12 October 2014
A view of Syracuse.
Syracuse is a city in north-central New York, United States.
The city has a population of over 147,000 and the metropolitan area over 730,000.
Teams
- Syracuse Braves (Eastern Professional Hockey League, 1962-1963) become St. Louis Braves
- Syracuse Blazers
- (Eastern Hockey League, 1967-1973) join North American Hockey League
- North American Hockey League (1973-1977) fold with league
- Syracuse Crunch (American Hockey League,1994-present)
- Syracuse Eagles (American Hockey League, 1974-1975) ceased operations
- Syracuse Firebirds (American Hockey League, 1979-1980) ceased operations
- Syracuse Hornets (Eastern Hockey League, 1980-1981) fold after 10 games
- Syracuse Jr. Blazers (New York-Penn Major Hockey League, 1973-1975) renamed Stars
- Syracuse Jr. Crunch
- (Metro Junior A Hockey League, 1996-1998) join Ontario Provincial Jr. A Hockey League and add another team in MJAHL, Auburn Jr. Crunch
- (Ontario Provincial Jr. A Hockey League, 1998-2005) join Eastern Junior Hockey League asSyracuse Stars
- Continental Junior Hockey League (2010-2010) team never plays in Syracuse, moves to Pittsburgh
- International Junior Hockey League, 2011-2012) join NSHL
- Northern States Hockey League (2012-Present)
- Syracuse Stars (1930-1940)
- International Hockey League (1930-1936) join International-American Hockey League
- International-American Hockey League (1936-1940) become Buffalo Bisons (AHL)
- Syracuse Stars (New York-Penn Major Hockey League, 1975-1979) folded
- Syracuse Stars (1996–) teams at several levels of junior hockey
- Eastern Junior Hockey League (2005-2010) moved to Rochester
- Empire Junior Hockey League (2006-Present)
- United States Premier Hockey League-Elite, 2013-Present)
- United States Premier Hockey League-Empire, 2013-Present)
- American Hockey League (1951-1954) become Springfield Indians again
University Teams
Arenas
Players
External Links
- Syracuse, New York on Wikipedia