Fort Worth Fire
Order classic Fort Worth Fire tees, hoodies, jerseys and hats. The Fire arrived in 1992 to light up a fire and ice rivalry with the Dallas Freeze, played at the Fort Worth Convention Center Arena, and won the league title in 1997 by beating the Memphis RiverKings in seven games. Celebrate Fort Worth hockey in the 1990s by browsing all of our Fire gear, then read the team history below. We're a small business bringing the logos and stories of long-lost hockey teams back.
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Fort Worth Fire History
The Fort Worth Fire joined their Metroplex rivals, the Dallas Freeze, in 1992, forming a fire and ice rivalry. While the Freeze only lasted a few seasons, the Fire lasted until 1999, overcoming the NHL's expansion to Dallas for a few years. The Fire were also the first hockey team to play in the Fort Worth Convention Center Arena since the Texans left in 1982.
The Fire struggled for the most of their existence, finishing with a record above .500 in only two of seven years. However, they did win the league championship in 1996-97. They won 45 games (13 more than in any previous season) and defeated the Memphis Riverkings in seven games to win the postseason title.
