The Motor City Rockers were scheduled to compete as an expansion team in the shortened 2021 FPHL (Federal Prospects Hockey League) season, but the Rockers will remain dormant until the 2021-2022 FPHL season. There are currently only four teams competing in the 22 game 2021 FPHL season including the Carolina Thunderbirds, the Columbus River Dragons (Georgia), the Elmira Enforcers, and the Port Huron Prowlers. Ten teams were previously slated to compete in the 2021 FPHL season.
The Elmira Enforcers are currently in 1st place in the 2021 FPHL Western Division standings with 9 points, and an overall record of 2-0-1-1 (1 overtime win, and 1 overtime loss). Carolina has not played a game yet this season, but the Thunderbirds are scheduled to drop the puck on Wednesday, March 3rd against the Elmira Enforcers. The Carolina Thunderbirds are scheduled to play all of their games on the road this season.
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Game Notes
- The Mitten State Sports Report posted "FPHL Adds Motor City" on 10/16/2020.
- The Motor City Rockers announced dormancy for this season on 10/19/2020.
- The Motor City Rockers are on Facebook, and Twitter.
- The Port Huron Prowlers are currently in 3rd place in the FPHL Western Division standings with 3 points, and an overall record of 1-3.
- The Carolina Thunderbirds won the 2019 Commissioner's Cup (FPHL Championship).
For more information about the FPHL click on https://www.federalhockey.com
For more information about the Motor City Rockers click on https://www.rockershockey.com
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