NAHL REPORT: MIDWEST DIVISION

With all eight teams still “in it”, the Midwest Division of the North American Hockey League has the biggest playoff mess in the league. We’ll get into all that and more, including some Dave Allison news from Fairbanks and more baloney out of Kenai River that won’t be a surprise to anyone.

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NAHL REPORT: EAST DIVISION

The North American Hockey League’s East Division has the clearest playoff picture in the league with five to ten games remaining for each team. It looks like the division leading Black Bears are back from their nap while the Titans, Nordiques, and Generals appear to be well on their way to join Maryland in the […]

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NAHL REPORT: CENTRAL DIVISION

The Austin Bruins look like they need some coffee as they cruise towards the end of the season. Meanwhile North Iowa has closed the gap between the division leaders and themselves to 13 points after winning five-straight games. The division’s other five teams appear to be in a dog fight while contending for the last […]

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NAHL REPORT: SOUTH DIVISION

It looks like the North American Hockey League’s South Division has their four playoff teams with eleven or less games to go for each team in the division. That’s the reality after both Amarillo and Odessa failed to gain any ground over the past week. Yes, it’s mathematically possible for the teams to get back […]

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NAHL REPORT: MIDWEST DIVISION

With seven of the eight teams still “in it”, it’s no wonder the North American Hockey League’s Midwest Division has turned itself into a tinder box of explosive possibilities. The Windigo are fighting to hold of the hard-charging Wilderness, Fairbanks, Kenai River, Chippewa, Anchorage, and Janesville are in a six-way rukus while trying to secure […]

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NAHL REPORT: EAST DIVISION

Danbury ended their losing streak in Boston while Maryland continues to do just enough to hold off New Jersey in their quest for the division title. There may be some jockeying around for positioning between the second and fourth place teams, but it looks like the top four teams will be advancing to the playoffs […]

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