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Washington Eagles hockey logo, District of Columbia, 1939–1942

Washington Eagles

Washington, D.C.1939–1942

Order classic Washington Eagles tees and hoodies. The first pro team in the capital played at open air Riverside Stadium, won the EHL title in the 1940 to 1941 season and were coached by Redvers MacKenzie, a perfect old time hockey name. Celebrate D.C.'s first pro hockey club by browsing all of our Eagles gear, then read the team history below. We're a small business dedicated to reviving the logos and memories of hockey teams that are gone but not forgotten.

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Washington Eagles T-Shirt (Lightweight) in navy with the red eagle head with white arched lettering on the front Washington Eagles T-Shirt (Lightweight) in navy with the red eagle head with white arched lettering on the front
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Washington Eagles History

The Washington Eagles were the city's first professional club, entering the EHL for the 1939-40 season. The Eagles and the Ice Follies became a new attraction in the city with the building of Riverside Stadium, an open air arena. The Eagles would play three seasons in the EHL, winning the championship in 1940-41 before dissolving in 1942. Redvers MacKenzie was their coach, which is about as wonderful an old-school hockey name as you'll find. Following the departure of the Eagles, Riverside Stadium was turned into an indoor arena that housed Georgetown basketball, high school football, and became a prominent roller skating rink. In the 1960s, it was destroyed to make way for the JFK Performing Arts Center.

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