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Duluth Hornets hockey logo, Minnesota, 1926–1933

Duluth Hornets

Duluth, Minnesota1926–1933

Order classic Duluth Hornets tees and hoodies. The Hornets joined the AHA in 1927 and missed the playoffs only once in six seasons, twice reaching the finals, before moving to Wichita midway through the 1932-33 season. Celebrate Duluth's early pro hockey by browsing all of our Hornets gear, then read the team history below. We're a small business dedicated to reviving the logos and memories of hockey teams that are gone but not forgotten.

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Duluth Hornets Hoodie in black with the ornate gold vintage lettering with a small bee on the front Duluth Hornets Hoodie in black with the ornate gold vintage lettering with a small bee on the front
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Duluth Hornets T-Shirt (Lightweight) in black with the ornate gold vintage lettering with a small bee on the front Duluth Hornets T-Shirt (Lightweight) in black with the ornate gold vintage lettering with a small bee on the front
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Duluth Hornets History

The Duluth Hornets, hailing from Minnesota, were part of the American Hockey Association (AHA) during the 1920s. The AHA was the precursor to the USHL that we know today. The Hornets played in the AHA from 1924 - 1932, winning their league in 1926. The team eventually moved to Wichita, Kansas to become the Blue Jays. 

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