Huntsville Channel Cats

The Huntsville Channel Cats were founded in 1995 as a franchise of the Southern Hockey League, their master, they won in the only season of existence, the 1995/96 season. Then the team moved to the Central Hockey League, in which they first won the Eastern Division in 1999, and in the following playoffs for the Miron Cup against Macon Whoopee, the Columbus Cottonmouths and finally in the finals with a 4-2 victory against the Oklahoma City Blazers.

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