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Our final expansion team in the West Metro Hockey League comes from St. Louis Park. SLP is another city that blew up in population over the last couple decades, sitting at nearly 49,000 people. The Louies will play their home games at the 2,000 seat St. Louis Park Rec Center.
The team will be called the "Louies" referring to the name of the city. Their logo is script Louies with a Star of David to honor the cities large Jewish population and heritage. Their colors are blue and white.
Let me know what you think, comments are appreciated!
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The West Metro Hockey League looks great! I'm kinda digging the Tigers the most here!
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Really dig the Eden Prairie look and the Flames/KC Chiefs vibes from the Roosters.
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I like the EP colors and the Tigers, Louies, and Richfield logos look great.
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Next up we head up to our next league, the North Metro Hockey League
There are three former members of the Twin Cities Hockey League
- Anoka
- Coon Rapids
- Osseo
The Bandits and Warriors swapped their home and away jerseys
Osseo added sleeve numbers
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Blaine is a city on the rise, sitting at over 20,000 people. Blaine is located to the east of Coon Rapids, and the Spartans will play their home games outdoors at Deakons Park Rink.
The team will be called the "Spartans" and their logo is a front facing Spartan helmet. Their colors are crimson and gold.
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Brooklyn Park is one of the larger suburbs in the north with a population of nearly 30,000 growing at a constant rate. The Panthers will play their first season outdoors at Evergreen Park while the 2,000 seat Northland Community Arena is being constructed.
The team will be called the "Panthers" and their logo is a paw print in the team colors or black and green.
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New Hope is a town with a population of 23,000 located between Plymouth, Golden Valley, and Brooklyn Park. The Raiders will play their home games outdoors at Win Park while the New Hope Ice Arena is being built.
The team will be called the "Raiders" and their colors are black, silver and white. Their logo is a hockey stick crossed with a sword inside a puck with the city name on it.
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Golden Valley is located to the west of Minneapolis and has exploded in population in the last couple decades, growing to nearly 25,000. The Chargers will play their home games at 500 seat Golden Valley Ice Center.
The team will be called the "Chargers" and their colors are green and yellow. Their logo is a roundel with the towns initials and a lightning bolt.
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