FPHL News: October 2018

     The FHL (Federal Hockey League) will be known as the FPHL (Federal Prospects Hockey League) beginning this season.  The 2018-2019 FPHL season will feature six teams including two expansion teams known as the Elmira Enforcers (Elmira, New York), and the Mentor Ice Breakers (Mentor, Ohio).  The North Shore Knights (Ontario, Canada), the Cornwall Nationals (Cornwall, Ontario), and the Northern Federals (travel only team) have all ceased operations.
     The Elmira Enforcers, and the Mentor Ice Breakers will be joined this season by the Carolina Thunderbirds (Winston-Salem, North Carolina), the Danville Dashers, (Danville, Illinois), the Watertown Wolves (Watertown, New York), and the Port Huron Prowlers (Port Huron, Michigan).
     The Watertown Wolves defeated the Port Huron Prowlers three games to one last season to claim the 2018 Commissioner's Cup.  The Danville Dashers won the 2017 Commissioner's Cup, and the Port Huron Prowlers won the 2016 Commissioner's Cup.  Click on the link below for more information about the Federal Prospects Hockey League.











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-  The FPHL 2018-2019 regular season begins on Friday, October 26th.



-  The FHL played its first season in 2010-2011.



-  The Watertown Wolves won the 2015 Commissioner's Cup.



-  The Danville Dashers recently traded Ahmed Mahfouz to the Elmira Enforcers.



-  Ahmed Mahfouz played for the Port Huron Prowlers from 2015-2017.



-  Ahmed Mahfouz is the all time FHL leader in goals, assists, points, penalty minutes, and games played.



-  The St. Clair Shores Fighting Saints competed in the FHL during the 2016-2017 season.











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Prowlers: Life After Mahfouz

     The Port Huron Prowlers are adjusting to life in the FHL (Federal Hockey League) without Ahmed Mahfouz.  Mahfouz currently plays for the Cornwall Nationals, but the 28 year old goal scorer skated for the Port Huron Prowlers during the 2015-2016 season, and the 2016-2017 season.  The Prowlers won the Commissioner's Cup (FHL Championship) in 2016.
     Ahmed Mahfouz has played in the FHL Playoffs every season since the league began in 2010.  Mahfouz has lead the league in scoring 4 times, and he's hoisted the Commissioner's Cup 3 times.  Ahmed Mahfouz has recorded 205 goals, and 394 assists in 293 FHL regular season games played.
     The Port Huron Prowlers are currently tied for last place in the FHL standings with 0 points, and an overall record of 0-2.  The Cornwall Nationals are currently in 3rd place in the FHL standings with 4 points, and an overall record of 1-0-1 (1 overtime loss).  #19 Ahmed Mahfouz currently has 3 goals, and 3 assists in 2 games played.  The 2017-2018 FHL season features 6 teams.
     Click on the links below for more information about the Port Huron Prowlers, the Cornwall Nationals, or the Federal Hockey League.  You can always leave a comment, and you can email the Mitten State Sports Report at mittenstatesportsreport@rocketmail.com  Scroll down and vote in the monthly Poll Question.  Check out Game Notes.  Click on past months to check out all of the Mitten State Sports Report's archived material.  











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-  The Cornwall Nationals are based in Ontario, Canada.



-  Ahmed Mahfouz is from Ontario, Canada.



-  The Port Huron Prowlers traded Ahmed Mahfouz to the Cornwall Nationals on August 23rd, 2017.



-  The Cornwall Nationals joined the FHL in 2016.











For more information about the Port Huron Prowlers click on  www.phprowlers.com



For more information about the Cornwall Nationals click on  www.cornwallnationals.com



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