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North Eastern Hockey League [2003-2004] history and statistics

NEHL History

The NEHL was a low professional minor league that operated in the 2003-04 season. The NEHL was founded by Jim Cashman, an individual who was involved in starting several other low professional leagues. The teams that started the season were the Jamestown Titans, York IceCats, Oneida/Mohawk Valley Comets, and the Poughkeepsie Panthers. Although Cashman played for the York IceCats, he may have owned more than one team in the league, and perhaps all of them. The teams played in recreational rinks, for example, the Mohawk Valley Comets played in the Whitestown Community Center.

The NEHL did not complete the 2003-04 season. From all accounts, the league was heavily disorganized and many of the players were of a low calibre. It was not uncommon for teams to score in the double-digits - for example, the Mohawk Valley Comets beat the Poughkeepsie Panthers by a score of 22-2.

The Poughkeepsie Panthers apparently tried to move to Connecticut to play out the season as the Co... [Click for more]

NEHL Seasons

North Eastern Hockey League
Year Teams Champion Runner-Up Result
2003-044 Teams

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Cities in NEHL

Cromwell, CT
Connecticut Cougars [2003-2004]
Jamestown, NY
Titans [2003-2004]
Poughkeepsie, NY
Panthers [2003-2004]
Whitesboro, NY
York, PA
Icecats [2003-2004]