Atlantic Coast Hockey League

In 2002, a second organization to carry the ACHL name was formed. This league would last only one season, and was notable for the early-season move of the St. Petersburg Parrots to Winston-Salem, NC. After a bitter split among the franchises, the league split into two new leagues, the South East Hockey League and World Hockey Association 2 . The two leagues would rejoin for the 2004-05 season as the Southern Professional Hockey League .

The Orlando Seals won the ACHL's only regular season and playoff championships.

1981-87 TEAMS

Salem Raiders (1981-1982)

Mohawk Valley Stars (1981-1985)

Baltimore Skipjacks (1981-1982)

Cape Cod Buccaneers (1981-1982)

Winston Salem T-Birds (1981-1982)

Schenectady Chiefs (1981-1982)

Fitchburg Trappers (1981-1982)

Erie Golden Blades (1982-1987)

Carolina Thunderbirds (1982-1987)

Virginia Raiders (1982-1983)

Hampton Roads Gulls (1982-1983)

Nashville South Stars (1982-1983)

Virginia Lancers (1983-1987)

Pineridge Bucks (1983-1985)

Birmingham Bulls (1983-1984)

Mohawk Valley Comets (1985-1987)

New York Slapshots (1985-1986)

Troy Slapshots (1986-1987)

2002-03 TEAMS

Orlando Seals (moved to WHA2 for 2003-04)

Knoxville Ice Bears (moved to SEHL for 2003-04)

Macon Trax (moved to WHA2 for 2003-04)

St. Pete Parrots / Winston-Salem Parrots (relocated from St. Petersburg, FL in-season, folded after season)

Cape Fear Fire Antz (moved to SEHL for 2003-04)

Jacksonville Barracudas (moved to WHA2 for 2003-04)

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