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Nashville Ice Flyers hockey logo, Tennessee, 1996–1998

Nashville Ice Flyers

Nashville, Tennessee1996–1998

Shop retro Nashville Ice Flyers tees and hoodies. After a rough debut as the Nighthawks, the club overhauled its roster, took a new name and design, went 41 and 19 in 1997-98 and swept Huntsville at Nashville Municipal Auditorium. Celebrate Music City hockey before the big leagues arrived by browsing all of our Ice Flyers 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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Nashville Ice Flyers Hoodie in athletic heather with the white bird skater over blue icy wings on the front Nashville Ice Flyers Hoodie in athletic heather with the white bird skater over blue icy wings on the front
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Nashville Ice Flyers T-Shirt (Lightweight) in sport grey with the white bird skater over blue icy wings on the front Nashville Ice Flyers T-Shirt (Lightweight) in sport grey with the white bird skater over blue icy wings on the front
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Nashville Ice Flyers History

The Nashville Ice Flyers were a team that existed from 1996 to 1998. For the 1996-97 season, the team was known as the Nashville Nighthawks before altering their name and logo for the following season. Both seasons, the squad played in Nashville Municipal Auditorium.

They were dreadful in 1996-97, finishing with a 12-52-0-2 record and firing their coach mid-season. In year two, they completely overhauled the roster and witnessed an astonishing turnaround. They'd win 41-19 and go to the playoffs. They would sweep Huntsville in three games in the first round. Unfortunately, they were eliminated in the second round by Columbus, the league's top club that season. After that, the team would disband when Nashville's NHL franchise started play.

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