Georgia Hockey Apparel
Three defunct Georgia teams, two from Atlanta and one from Macon, on shirts, hoodies, and drinkware.
Georgia has lost two NHL teams, which tends to overshadow the minor league clubs it lost as well. Those are the ones we make apparel for, in many cases the only apparel that exists for them anywhere.
We're a family-run small business bringing back the designs and the histories of long-lost hockey teams from Georgia and across the US and Canada.
Georgia Teams
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Hockey Teams in Georgia
The Flames left Atlanta in 1980 and the Thrashers left in 2011. In between and around them, Georgia had a Turner Cup champion, a roller hockey team, and one of the best names in the history of the sport.
Atlanta: Knights and Fire Ants
The Atlanta Knights joined the International Hockey League in 1992 and won the Turner Cup in 1994, their second season. They also made history in goal: Manon Rhéaume played for the Knights, the first woman to appear in a regular season professional game.
The franchise moved to Quebec City in 1996 and became the Quebec Rafales.
The Atlanta Fire Ants played one season of Roller Hockey International in 1994, then moved to Oklahoma City as the Oklahoma Coyotes.
Macon: the Whoopees
The Macon Whoopees joined the Southern Hockey League for 1973–74. They did not finish the season, and the name has outlived the team by half a century.
Georgia still has minor league hockey. The three teams on this page are gone, and that's the part worth wearing.
Three Georgia teams that don't skate anymore.
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