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Jersey Knights hockey logo, New Jersey, 1973–1974

Jersey Knights

Cherry Hill, New Jersey1973–1974

Order classic Jersey Knights tees and hoodies. The Knights played their WHA home games at the Cherry Hill Arena, where the ice was famously slanted so one team skated uphill for two periods and visitors sometimes had to dress at their hotel. Celebrate South Jersey's quirky WHA club by browsing all of our Knights 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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New Jersey Knights Hoodie in royal blue with the orange horse head over a blue K on the front New Jersey Knights Hoodie in royal blue with the orange horse head over a blue K on the front
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New Jersey Knights T-Shirt in royal blue with the orange horse head over a blue K on the front New Jersey Knights T-Shirt in royal blue with the orange horse head over a blue K on the front
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New Jersey Knights T-Shirt (Lightweight) in orange with the orange horse head over a blue K on the front New Jersey Knights T-Shirt (Lightweight) in orange with the orange horse head over a blue K on the front
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Jersey Knights History

After failing as the Golden Blades in New York, the Jersey Knights rebranded and relocated to the Cherry Hill Arena in Cherry Hill, NJ midway through the 1973-74 season. The Arena was available since the EHL's Jersey franchise had folded the previous season. The Knights went 18-10-1 in New Jersey, despite the fact that the facilities were far from professional. The ice was famously sloped, requiring one of the teams to skate uphill for two periods of the game. The off-ice facilities were extremely subpar, with one team even having to dress in the hotel prior to the game due to the lack of a locker room. The Knights were sold at the end of the season and relocated to Southern California to become the San Diego Mariners.

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