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Knoxville Knights hockey logo, Tennessee, 1961–1968

Knoxville Knights

Knoxville, Tennessee1961–1968

Order classic Knoxville Knights tees and hoodies. The first pro hockey team in Tennessee, the Knights arrived in the EHL in 1961 after stints as the Washington Presidents and Jersey Larks, and future big-league coach Pat Quinn played for them in 1963 to 1964. Celebrate Knoxville's first hockey team by browsing all of our Knights gear, then read the team history below. Vintage Ice Hockey Canada is a small business that keeps the designs and history of forgotten hockey clubs alive.

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Knoxville Knights Coat of Arms Hoodie in athletic heather with the red knight's helmet over a shield and crossed sticks on the front Knoxville Knights Coat of Arms Hoodie in athletic heather with the red knight's helmet over a shield and crossed sticks on the front
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Knoxville Knights Coat of Arms T-Shirt in athletic heather with the red knight's helmet over a shield and crossed sticks on the front Knoxville Knights Coat of Arms T-Shirt in athletic heather with the red knight's helmet over a shield and crossed sticks on the front
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Knoxville Knights T-Shirt (Lightweight) in red with the white knight helmet crest with crossed sticks on the front Knoxville Knights T-Shirt (Lightweight) in red with the white knight helmet crest with crossed sticks on the front
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Knoxville Knights History

The Knoxville Knights were Tennessee's first professional hockey club, joining the Eastern Hockey League (EHL) in 1961-62. After spending a season as the Jersey Larks in New Jersey, the Knights had relocated south to Tennessee.  They'd play there until 1968, when the squad folded owing to financial difficulties. Former NHL coach Pat Quinn, who played with the Knights in 1963-64, is among their most prominent alumni. Knoxville's hockey legacy lives on today, as the city boasts an SPHL club, the Knoxville Ice Bears who play in the same arena the Knights once did.

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