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Fayetteville Force hockey logo, North Carolina, 1997–2001

Fayetteville Force

Fayetteville, North Carolina1997–2001

Order vintage Fayetteville Force tees and hoodies. The Force drew about 4,000 fans a night to the Crown Coliseum and climbed to 45 wins and the league's best regular season record in the 1999-2000 season. Celebrate Fayetteville hockey by browsing all of our Force gear, then read the team history below. Every design comes from a small business devoted to preserving the history of fondly remembered and long-lost hockey teams.

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Fayetteville Force Hoodie in kelly green with the green cartoon brute with a stick in a starburst on the front Fayetteville Force Hoodie in kelly green with the green cartoon brute with a stick in a starburst on the front
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Fayetteville Force T-Shirt in kelly green with the green cartoon brute with a stick in a starburst on the front Fayetteville Force T-Shirt in kelly green with the green cartoon brute with a stick in a starburst on the front
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Fayetteville Force T-Shirt (Lightweight) in olive with the green cartoon brute with a stick in a starburst on the front Fayetteville Force T-Shirt (Lightweight) in olive with the green cartoon brute with a stick in a starburst on the front
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Fayetteville Force History

Beginning with the 1997-98 season, the Fayetteville Force played in the Crown Coliseum in Fayetteville, NC. While the club only won 27 games in its inaugural season, it was well-liked in Fayetteville and drew around 4,000 people every game. The squad improved on the ice during the next several seasons, winning 35 and then 45 games. They had the best regular season record in 1999-00, with 45 victories. Unfortunately, they were defeated by Macon in the first round of the playoffs. The Force disbanded after one more season in the 2000-01 season, when the league combined with the WPHL and dropped most of its eastern US franchises.

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