The Dearborn Heights Nationals were a Tier II junior ice hockey team in the North American Hockey League. The team played its home games at the Canfield Ice Arena in Dearborn Heights, Michigan.
History In 1990 the NAHL added the Dearborn Magic as an expansion franchise in Dearborn, Michigan. After a year, the team relocated to Dearborn Heights, Michigan and became the Michigan Nationals. Three years on, the franchise rebranded as the Dearborn Heights Nationals. In 1996, the club was sold and moved to the St. Louis region, becoming the St. Louis Sting.
Season-by-season records
Season GP W L T OTL PTS GF GA Finish PlayoffsDearborn Magic 1990–91 40 6 31 3 — 15 — — 4th of 4, Western7th of 8, NAHLMissing informationMichigan Nationals 1991–92 40 11 24 5 2 29 149 202 4th of 4, Western7th of 8, NAHLMissing information 1992–93 40 15 19 5 1 35 178 216 3rd of 4, Western5th of 8, NAHLMissing information 1993–94 46 18 22 4 2 40 155 189 3rd of 5, Western7th of 10, NAHLMissing informationDearborn Heights Nationals 1994–95 44 5 32 5 2 17 121 235 9th of 9, NAHLMissing information 1995–96 46 4 36 2 4 14 133 283 8th of 8, NAHLLost Div. Semifinal series, 0–2 (Springfield Jr. Blues)
References
External links Hockey DB Elite Prospects