Muskegon Fury hockey logo, Michigan, 1992โ€“2007

Muskegon Fury

Muskegon, Michigan1992โ€“2007

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Shop retro Muskegon Fury tees, long sleeves, hoodies, hats, pint glasses and more. The Fury arrived in 1992 with Furious Fred, an angry windstorm of a mascot, and went on to win four league championships in 15 seasons, counting future big-league coaches Bruce Boudreau, Bill Stewart and Steve Ludzik among their alumni. Celebrate western Michigan hockey by browsing all of our Fury gear, then read the team history below. Every design comes from an American small business devoted to preserving the history of fondly remembered and long-lost hockey teams.

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Muskegon Fury History

There's a long line of hockey history in the western Michigan town of Muskegon that dates back to the 1930s. The Fury came along towards the more modern side of that history, joining the UHL in 1992 with Furious Fred, the angry windstorm of a mascot. They were extremely successful, winning four league championships in 15 seasons. After the team was sold in 2008, they were rebranded into the Lumberjackets and folded after two seasons. The team can claim a number of future NHL coaches in their alumni, including Bruce Boudreau, Bill Stewart, and Steve Ludzik.

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