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The Federal Prospects Hockey League (FPHL) celebrates the 250th anniversary of the United States, extending warm wishes for a safe and happy Fourth of July to its entire hockey community.
The Southern Professional Hockey League has approved the Pee Dee IceCats for the 2026‑27 season following a standout inaugural campaign in the Federal Prospects Hockey League.
A fresh franchise is poised to join the Federal Prospects Hockey League, reviving the city’s hockey ambitions after the Baton Rouge Zydeco folded.
The upcoming team will announce its identity by July, aiming to bring professional hockey back to Louisiana's capital.
The upcoming announcement marks the latest effort to establish professional hockey in Louisiana’s capital, with a fresh roster move already in place.
The new franchise will announce its official name and logo around mid‑July, with season tickets set to go on sale soon for games beginning in October at the Raising Cane River Center.
Jimmy Fries, the newly appointed president of the Fresno Falcons, announced a plan to make each game an immersive experience, hiring former NHL player Iain Duncan as head coach and introducing ice shows, dance teams, promotions and giveaways.
The Fresno Falcons introduced their new head coach and assistant coach at a press conference, highlighting a 10‑year city agreement and a vision to expand the sport locally.
After a record‑breaking season, Parker Moskal was stripped of his ownership share in October. His attorney says the move was unjust and that he is now pursuing legal remedies.
Ken Radolinski, a longtime ECHL linesman, has been awarded the 2025‑26 Ryan Birmingham Memorial Award for his contributions to the league's officiating staff and his broader impact on hockey.
The Federal Prospects Hockey League announced Matt Pace as the new leader of the Baton Rouge franchise, succeeding Chris Bryniarski and Don Lewis, with a focus on continuity, community engagement, and long‑term growth.
A Swedish entrepreneur with a championship pedigree buys the Baton Rouge franchise, promising a fresh start for the city's hockey fans.
A new franchise will debut in Baton Rouge this fall, backed by a quartet of owners and a three‑year lease with the Raising Cane’s River Center.
The franchise that returned to Baton Rouge in 2023 after a three‑year contract is now under new management, with plans for a rebrand, upgraded arena facilities and priority ticket renewal for former Zydeco season‑ticket holders.
A new professional hockey team is set to debut in Baton Rouge this October, backed by local leadership and community enthusiasm.
After the departure of the Baton Rouge Zydeco, a new franchise backed by entrepreneur Andreas Johansson is set to join the Federal Prospects Hockey League, with plans to begin play in October at the Raising Cane's River Center.
After the Baton Rouge Zydeco folded, entrepreneur Andreas Johansson steps in to lead a new FPHL franchise, promising community‑driven growth and a fresh start for professional hockey in Louisiana.
The Federal Prospects Hockey League announces a new franchise for Stockton, bringing professional hockey back to the city after a four‑year absence and promising affordable, community‑focused entertainment.
The Motor City Rockers will return to competition in Wyandotte after a 15-year hiatus, securing a deal with the city and the Downtown Development Authority to play at Yack Arena.
Professional hockey returns to Stockton after a four‑year absence, with a new FPHL team set to debut this October, sparking excitement among fans and local leaders.