Alternate History Sports / MAHL Redux

**Posted by Section30** 7/23/2025 8:28 am

Dan O'Mac wrote:
I absolutely love the SC logo for Sauk Center, it stands out in a good way.

And the orange and gold stripes for Proctor make them my favorite jerseys currently.

Thank you, I'm glad you like them!

The orange and gold for Proctor definitely makes them stand out but I think it works for some reason.

**Posted by Section30** 7/23/2025 8:37 am

We had 6 existing teams make changes to their identities. Let’s start up in the Red River Hockey League where half of those changes took place.

Crookston Hockey Club
Crookston made a change to their logo, adjusting the wishbone C a bit and removing the HC from the center.

They implemented completely new uniforms as well, dropping their previous white set and adopting scarlet primaries for the first time. Their new uniforms are scarlet with thin white stripes throughout and a thick white stripe across the chest containing the wishbone C.

Old Jersey

**Posted by Section30** 7/23/2025 8:38 am

Kittson County Hockey Club
After just two years with the block KC, Kittson County has brought back the KC interlock in a new form. The new interlock keeps the same design as the original but updates the letterforms to a more fluid and rounded typeface as opposed to the more western style of the original.

Kittson County keeps it traditional for their new sweaters, keeping the solid red look they have rocked since the first hockey game in Minnesota back in 1895. The new sweaters place the updated KC interlock on the upper left chest over the players hearts.

Old Jersey

**Posted by Section30** 7/23/2025 8:40 am

Red Lake Falls Hockey Club
Red Lake Falls made their first uniform change in club history, dropping the red and blue stripes for a new look with a red base, thin blue stripes on the sleeves and socks, and blue shoulders. The city’s initials “RLF” are spelt out diagonally across the front of the sweaters in white.

Old Jersey

**Posted by Section30** 7/23/2025 8:40 am

We now go to the Iron Range for one adjustment to an existing team.

Grand Rapids Hockey Club
Grand Rapids also made their first uniform change in club history. The new uniform keeps the same spirit as their previous set but changes things a little. The body and shoulders of the new sweaters are solid orange while the sleeves and socks keep the orange and white stripes and actually increase the number of stripes. The GR monogram remains on the front of the sweater but it and the back numbers are changed to white.

Old Jersey

**Posted by Section30** 7/23/2025 8:42 am

We head down south now to the Minneapolis Hockey League for the next identity change

Lake Shore Hockey Club
The Lake Shore Hockey Club introduced a new logo to correspond with their move into Nicollet Park. The new logo features a modified version of their previous LS monogram centered inside a pair of hockey sticks.

Their uniforms remain untouched aside from replacing the logo on the front of the sweater.
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Old Jersey

**Posted by Section30** 7/23/2025 8:44 am

Finally we cross the Mississippi for our final identity change of the 1906/07 offseason coming from the SPHA.

St. Paul Athletic Club
The St. Paul Athletic Club introduced a new look to correspond with their move into the Hippodrome, changing their uniforms for the first time in a decade. Their new logo tweaks the typeface and spells out St. Paul instead of the shorthand St.P above AC for Athletic Club.

The Saints new jerseys are primarily red but keep the alternating red and white stripes on the sleeves and socks, increasing the number of stripes from their past set. The new wordmark sits on the front of the sweater in white.

Old Jersey

**Posted by Section30** 7/23/2025 8:46 am

Updated Maps

Let me know what you think, comments are always appreciated!

**Posted by ZO82** **Online!** 7/23/2025 9:49 am

You have defiantly taken what you learned from your last iteration and improved upon it.

**Posted by Section30** 7/23/2025 11:13 am

ZO82 wrote:
You have defiantly taken what you learned from your last iteration and improved upon it.

Thank you! That means a lot and I'm glad you're enjoying it!