There were 4 new mascots introduced for the upcoming season.

The Brainerd Lumberjacks introduced a man dressed in flannel by the name of "Big Paul"


The Red Wing Chiefs introduced "Chief Red Wing" (This mascot is meant the time period only, he will not be around for very long, I just think it would fit for the time period. If anyone is upset with it I can delete it)


Down in the cities, the St. Paul Saints introduced their first mascot, a man named "Saint Paul"


Hearing their rivals introduced a mascot, the Vulcans decided to make one for themselves as well. Vincent "Vinny" Vulcan is the Vulcans logo come to life, he is the first fully costumed mascot in the MAHL.

Nice updates.

BTW, what year are we at now?

The biggest change by a current team was in Crookston where the Kings completely redesigned. Gone is the Old English lettering and numbers, in is the shield with a crown and the teams initials.


The Kings used this chance to change up their jerseys for the first time, replacing the standard striping with something completely new. The shoulders are now purple with a red collar on both jerseys now as well.

Down in the Southwest corner of St. Paul is the neighborhood of Highland Park. Another well known neighborhood of St. Paul, Highland Park is the where Charles Schulz, creator of the "Peanuts" comics, grew up. Schulz, a lifelong hockey fan, was instrumental in getting a team, donating money to help get things off the ground. The Aces will be playing their home games at 500 seat Drake Arena while Highland Arena is being built.

They will be called the "Flying Aces" in reference to Snoopy's alter ego, honoring Charles Schulz. Their primary logo is only used for print, using a simplified version of the wings on the upper chest of their jerseys along with the "Flying Aces" text. Their colors are "Doghouse Red" and "Charlie Brown".


With the new teams, here is where the St. Paul and Minneapolis teams are drawing from.

St. Paul Saints - Private, must be a member of the St. Paul Athletic Club
St. Paul Victorias - East and Downtown St. Paul
Como Sea Lions - Como Neighborhood
Highland Park Flying Aces - Highland Park Neighborhood
Twin Cities Vulcans - St. Anthony Neighborhood (St. Paul), Northeast and University (Minneapolis)
Minneapolis Millers - All of MPLS, but primarily Southwest, Nokomis, and Calhoun Neighborhoods
Minneapolis Bakers - All of MPLS

Elk River is a town on the verge of a population boom with people moving there in record numbers. Located on the shores of the Mississippi and Elk Rivers, residents have a history of playing hockey during the winters. The Indians will be joining the North Metro Hockey League and will play their home games at 500 seat Elk River Arena.

They will be called the "Indians" referring to a pair of battles between the Ojibwe and Dakota in Elk River back in 1772 and 1773. Their logo is a geometric Native American head with headdress, their secondary logo is an ER monogram for the towns initials, and their team colors are red, black, and white

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