Northern Michigan Predators

The Northern Michigan Predators were a semi-professional ice hockey team that played for one season in the International Independent Hockey League. The IIHL survived less than one month.

History

The first-ever league game was contested on December 7, 2003 when the Predators hosted the Lansing Ice Nuts. Lansing won the game 3-2.[1] The final game in league history was played on January 4, 2004 when the Predators defeated Lansing 5-2.

Of the original six IIHL teams, Northern Michigan played eight league games going 4-4 against Lansing and the Soo City Mavericks.

Team personnel
  • G.M. Joseph Kolodziej
  • Head Coach Craig Coxe
  • Asst. Coach Rhett Dudley
  • Captain Mike Wolf
  • Asst. Captain Jacek Wilk
  • Asst. Captain Frank Alfaro
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References
  1. "International Independent Hockey League Schedule". OurSportsCentral. Retrieved 9 October 2016.


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