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| The MC Monarchs (in white) are in 2nd place in the MWJHL standings with 48 points, and an overall record of 24-10. |
The MWJHL (Midwest Junior Hockey League) includes 7 junior hockey teams from our local area. The Traverse City Hounds have dominated the league for three seasons, but the expansion of the league has created some serious competition. The MC Monarchs are playing their 1st season in the Midwest Junior Hockey league, and they currently find themselves in 2nd place in the MWJHL standings with 48 points, and an overall record of 24-10. The MC Monarchs play all of their home games at Fraser Hockeyland located on 34400 Utica Road.
Scroll down to check out exclusive photos from the MC Monarchs 9-2 victory over the Michigan Ice Dogs. The game was played on Friday December 5th, 2014. Click on the links below for more information about the MC Monarchs, the Michigan Ice Dogs, or the Midwest Junior Hockey League. You can always leave a comment, and you can email the Mitten State Sports Report at mittenstatesportsreport@rocketmail.com Click on past months to check out all of the Mitten State Sports Report's archived material.
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| On December 5th, 2014, the MC Monarchs (in white) played the Michigan Ice Dogs. Both teams compete in the MWJHL. |
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| The game was played at the Farmington Hills Ice Arena. The Ice Dogs play all of their home games there. |
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| The Ice Dogs are currently in 5th place in the MWJHL standings with 27 points, and an overall record of 12-18. |
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| The MC Monarchs defeated the Michigan Ice Dogs 9-2. |
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| Click on the links below for more information about the MC Monarchs, the Michigan Ice Dogs, or the MWJHL. |
For more information about the MWJHL click on www.mwjhl.com
For more information about the MC Monarchs click on www.mcmonarchs.com
For more information about the Michigan Ice Dogs click on www.michicedogs.net
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