International Hockey League Turner Cup Teams See Also

The International Hockey League (IHL) was a minor league professional ice hockey league of the triple-A level in the United States and Canada from 1945 to 2001. The league championship trophy was the Turner Cup. A few of the teams moved to the American Hockey League after the 2000-2001 season.

Year	Winner	Finalist	Games
2000-01	Orlando Solar Bears	Chicago Wolves	4-1
1999-00	Chicago Wolves	Grand Rapids Griffins	4-2
1998-99	Houston Aeros	Orlando Solar Bears	4-3
1997-98	Chicago Wolves	Detroit Vipers	4-3
1996-97	Detroit Vipers	Long Beach Ice Dogs	4-2
1995-96	Utah Grizzlies	Orlando Solar Bears	4-0
1994-95	Denver Grizzlies	Kansas City Blades	4-0
1993-94	Atlanta Knights	Fort Wayne Komets	4-2
1992-93	Fort Wayne Komets	San Diego Gulls	4-0
1991-92	Kansas City Blades	Muskegon Lumberjacks	4-0
1990-91	Peoria Rivermen	Fort Wayne Komets	4-2
1989-90	Indianapolis Ice	Muskegon Lumberjacks	4-0
1988-89	Muskegon Lumberjacks	Salt Lake Golden Eagles	4-1
1987-88	Salt Lake Golden Eagles	Flint Spirits	4-2
1986-87	Salt Lake Golden Eagles	Muskegon Lumberjacks	4-2
1985-86	Muskegon Lumberjacks	Fort Wayne Komets	4-0
1984-85	Peoria Rivermen	Muskegon Lumberjacks	4-3
1983-84	Flint Generals	Toledo Goaldiggers	4-0
1982-83	Toledo Goaldiggers	Milwaukee AdmiralsThe Milwaukee Admirals are am American Hockey League team based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Founded January 24, 1970 Formerly Known As Milwaukee Wings Arena Bradley Center Uniform colors Blue and red Logo design An admiral Calder Cups won 2004 NHL Affiliatio	4-2
1981-82	Toledo Goaldiggers	Saginaw Gears	4-1
1980-81	Saginaw Gears	Kalamazoo Wings	4-0
1979-80	Kalamazoo Wings	Fort Wayne Komets	4-2
1978-79	Kalamazoo Wings	Grand Rapids Owls	4-3
1977-78	Toledo Goaldiggers	Port Huron Flags	4-3
1976-77	Saginaw Gears	Toledo Goaldiggers	4-3
1977-76	Dayton GemsThe Dayton Gems began with a bang in the fall of 1964. The lobby of their new arena, Hara Arena, had a natural gas explosion. The damage was minor and the expansion team was assembled from various cast-offs and young players looking for their first break	Port Huron Flags	4-0
1974-75	Toledo Goaldiggers	Saginaw Gears	4-3
1973-74	Des Moines Capitols	Saginaw Gears	4-2
1972-73	Fort Wayne Komets	Port Huron Wings	4-2
1971-72	Port Huron Wings	Muskegon Mohawks	4-2
1970-71	Port Huron Flags	Des Moines Oak Leafs	4-2
1969-70	Dayton Gems	Port Huron Flags	4-3
1968-69	Dayton Gems	Muskegon Mohawks	3-0
1967-68	Muskegon Mohawks	Dayton Gems	4-1
1966-67	Toledo Blades	Fort Wayne Komets	4-2
1965-66	Port Huron Flags	Dayton Gems	4-1
1964-65	Fort Wayne Komets	Des Moines Oak Leafs	4-2
1963-64	Toledo Blades	Fort Wayne Komets	4-2
1962-63	Fort Wayne Komets	Minneapolis MillersMinor league baseball teams Defunct ice hockey teams Minnesota sports The Minneapolis Millers were a professional minor league baseball team that played in Minneapolis, Minnesota until 1960. The team was a member of the American Association. Ted Williams,	4-1
1961-62	Muskegon Zephyrs	St.Paul Saints	4-0
1960-61	St.Paul Saints	Muskegon Zephyrs	4-1
1959-60	St.Paul Saints	Fort Wayne Komets	4-3
1958-59	Louisville Rebels	Fort Wayne Komets	4-2
1957-58	Indianapolis Chiefs	Louisville Rebels	4-3
1956-57	Cincinnati Mohawks	Indianapolis Chiefs	3-0
1955-56	Cincinnati Mohawks	Toledo-Marion Mercurys	4-0
1954-55	Cincinnati Mohawks	Troy Bruins	4-3
1953-54	Cincinnati Mohawks	Johnstown Jets	4-2
1952-53	Cincinnati Mohawks	Grand Rapids Rockets	4-0
1951-52	Toledo Mercurys	Grand Rapids Rockets	4-2
1950-51	Toledo Mercurys	Grand Rapids Rockets	4-1
1946-50	Chatham Maroons	Sarnia Sailors	4-3
1948-49	Windsor Hettche Spitfires	Toledo Mercurys	4-3
1947-48	Toledo Mercurys	Windsor Hettche Spitfires	4-1
1946-47	Windsor SpitfiresThe Windsor Spitfires are a junior ice hockey team in the Ontario Hockey League. They play out of the Windsor Arena (seating capacity: 4,016) in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. The franchise was granted for the 1975- 1976 season.	Detroit Bright's Goodyears	3-0
1945-46	Detroit Auto Club	Detroit Bright's Goodyears	2-1

2 Teams

Akron Americans (1948-1949)
Albany Choppers (1990-1991)
Atlanta Knights (1992-1996; became Quebec Rafals )
Chatham Maroons (1949-1952)
Chatham Maroons (1963-1964)
Chicago Wolves (1994-2001; plays in AHLAHL might be an acronym or abbreviation for: # American Hockey League # acylated homoserine lactones TLAs.)
Cincinnati Cyclones (1992-2001)
Cincinnati Mohawks (1952-1958)
Cleveland Lumberjacks (1992-2001)
Colorado Rangers (1987-1988; became Denver Rangers )
Columbus Checkers (1966-1970; became Columbus Seals )
Columbus Owls (1973-1977; became Grand Rapid Owls )
Columbus Seals (1971-1973; became Columbus Owls )
Dayton GemsThe Dayton Gems began with a bang in the fall of 1964. The lobby of their new arena, Hara Arena, had a natural gas explosion. The damage was minor and the expansion team was assembled from various cast-offs and young players looking for their first break (1964-1977; became Milwaukee Admirals)
Dayton Gems (1979-1980)
Denver Grizzlies (1994-1995; became Utah Grizzlies )
Denver Rangers (1988-1989; became Phoenix Roadrunners )
Des Moins Capitols (1972-1975)
Des Moins Oak Leaves (1963-1972; became Des Moins Capitols )
Detroit Auto Club (1945-1951)
Detroit Bright's Goodyears (1945-1949)
Detroit Hettche (1949-1952)
Detroit Jerry Lynch (1948-1949)
Detroit Metal Mouldings (1946-1948)
Detroit Vipers (1994-2001)
Flint Generals (1969-1985; became Saginaw Generals )
Flint Spirits (1985-1990)
Fort Wayne Komets (1952-1999)
Grand Rapids Griffins (1996-2001; plays in AHL)
Grand Rapids Owls (1977-1980)
Grand Rapids Rockets (1950-1956)
Houston Aeros (1994-2001; plays in AHL)
Huntington Hornets (1956-1957)
Indianapolis Checkers (1984-1987; became Colorado Rangers )

Indianapolis Chiefs (1955-1962)
Indianapolis Ice (1988-1999)
Johnstown Jets (1953-1955)
Kalamazoo Wings (1974-1995; became Michigan K-Wings )
Kansas City Blades (1990-2001)
Lansing Lancers (1974-1975)
Las Vegas Thunder (1993-1999)
Long Beach Ice Dogs (1996-2000)
Los Angeles Ice Dogs (1995-1996; became Long Beach Ice Dogs )
Louisville Blades (1948-1949)
Louisville Rebels (1957-1959)
Louisville Shooting Stars (1953-1954)
Manitoba Moose (1996-2001; plays in AHL)
Marion Barons (1953-1954)
Michigan K-Wings (1995-2000)
Milwaukee Admirals (1977-2001; plays in AHL)
Milwaukee Chiefs (1952-1954)
Milwaukee Clarks (1948-1949)
Milwaukee Falcons (1959-1960)
Minneapolis Millers (1959-1963)
Minnesota Moose (1994-1996; became Manitoba Moose)
Muncie Flyers (1948-1949)
Muskegon Lumberjacks (1984-1992; became Cleveland Lumberjacks )
Muskegon Mohawks (1965-1984; became Muskegon Lumberjacks )
Muskegon Zephyrs (1960-1965; became Muskegon Mohawks )
Omaha Knights (1959-1963)
Orlando Solar Bears (1995-2001)
Peoria Prancers (1982-1984; became Peoria Rivermen)
Peoria Rivermen (1984-1996; became San Antonio Dragons )
Phoenix Roadrunners (1989-1997)
Port Huron Flags (1962-1971; became Port Huron Wings )
Port Huron Flags (1974-1981)

Port Huron Wings (1971-1974; became Port Huron Wings )
Quebec Rafales (1996-1998)
Saginaw Gears (1972-1983)
Saginaw Generals (1985-1987; became Saginaw Hawks )
Saginaw Hawks (1987-1989)
Salt Lake Golden Eagles (1984-1994)
San Antonio Dragons (1996-1998)
San Diego Gulls (1990-1995; became Los Angeles Ice Dogs )
San Francisco Spiders (1995-1996)
Sarnia Sailors (1949-1951)
St. Paul Saints (1959-1963)
Toledo Blades (1963-1970; became Toledo Hornets )
Toledo Golddiggers (1974-1986)
Toledo Hornets (1970-1974; became Toledo Golddiggers )
Toledo Mercurys (1947-1949)
Toledo Mercurys (1950-1955; became Toledo-Marion Mercurys )
Toledo Mercurys (1956-1959; became Toledo-St. Louis Mercurys )
Toledo Mercurys (1960-1962)
Toledo-Marion Mercurys (1955-1956; became Toledo Mercurys )
Toledo-St. Louis Mercurys (1959-1960; became Toledo Mercurys )
Troy Bruins (1951-1959)
Utah Grizzlies (1995-2001)
Windsor Bulldogs (1963-1964)
Windsor Gotfredsons (1945-1946)
Windsor Hettche Spitfires (1947-1949; became Detroit Hettche )
Windsor Ryancretes (1948-1950)
Windsor Spitfires (1945-1947; became Windsor Hettche Spitfires )
Windsor Staffords (1946-1948; became Windsor Ryancretes )

3 See also

List of ice hockey leagues

4 External link

Internet Hockey Database - Standings and Statistics

Defunct ice hockey leagues

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