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| On Saturday, the Tri-City Icehawks (in black) defeated the Michigan Wild (in light blue) 10-2. |
On Saturday, the Tri-City Icehawks soared over the Michigan Wild 10-2. Both teams compete in the Midwest Division of the USPHL (U.S. Premier Hockey League). The Michigan Wild play all of their home games at the Farmington Hills Ice Arena located at 35500 E. 8 Mile Road, in Farmington Hills. Click on the link below for more information about the USPHL.
The Tri-City Icehawks are currently in 1st place in the Midwest Division Eastern Conference standings with 73 points, and an overall record of 35-7. The Icehawks play all of their home games at the Bay County Civic Arena located at 4231 Shrestha Drive, in Bay City.
The Michigan Wild are currently in 8th place in the Midwest Division Eastern Conference standings with 6 points, and an overall record of 2-42. The Wild will play their final home game of the 2015-2016 season against the Detroit Fighting Irish on Saturday, February 13th, at 5:30 p.m.
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ReplyDeleteThe Michigan Wild were previously known as the Michigan Ice Dogs. They played in the Midwest Junior Hockey League before the league merged with the United States Premier Hockey League. Many of the former Midwest Junior Hockey League teams changed their nicknames soon after the leagues merged.
ReplyDeleteThe United States Premier Hockey League has a lot more teams than the Midwest Junior Hockey League did, and the talent is much better in the USPHL. A perfect example of this is the Traverse City Hounds. The Hounds only lost a few times during their time in the MWJHL, but now they are in the middle of the pack in the new expanded league.
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