The Mid-Atlantic Hockey League ( MAHL ) was a minor professional ice hockey league in the Mid-Atlantic and Great Lakes regions of the United States . The league began play in November 2007. The league was a low-level league designed to help ex-junior and college players gain pro experience and exposure and move up to higher level leagues.
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72-576: The 2008–2009 season; Jim Riggs was the commissioner of the MAHL. The league hoped to expand to between eight and twelve teams, and advertised employment positions for expansion teams in Indiana , Ohio , and Michigan . Despite stating that the Jamestown and Valley Forge franchises were the most financially solvent, the league announced that Valley Forge would not return to play in 2008, and on March 18 announced that
84-705: The Jamestown Vikings would be relocated to Ohio to become the Lake Erie Vikings , citing an infamous vandalism incident that made national headlines as the reason for the move. On March 11, 2008, the league announced the first expansion team, the South Shore Shooters , based in Dyer, Indiana . Under new ownership and a new head coach, the Indiana Ice Miners planned to return. In April, the league announced
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132-559: The remainder of the 2007–2008 season and suspended operations on February 12, 2008, declaring the Indiana Ice Miners league champions. The MAHL hoped to return with teams in new locations in 2008–2009. League president Andrew Haines (the same Andrew Haines who owned the American Indoor Football League and currently owns the United Indoor Football League ) assured that the league would return to action for
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#1732855996957144-564: The team from Wooster, Ohio would relocate to Trenton, Michigan , and play as the Trenton Warriors . The league also signed a television deal with Fanz TV , a syndication service, but this was never broadcast. Expansion franchises in Battle Creek and Chelsea, Michigan were also announced. In August 2008, Andrew Haines sold the league ownership to Andrew Miller. But after touring league teams, Miller and his legal team sought to abandon
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