Central Division (RHI)

Roller Hockey International’s Central Division was formed in 1994 as part of the Eastern Conference in a league realignment, the predecessor of which was the Murphy Division.

Contents 1 Division lineups 1.1 1994 1.1.1 Changes from the 1993 season 1.2 1995 1.2.1 Changes from the 1994 season 1.3 1996 1.3.1 Changes from the 1995 season 2 Division Champions 3 Stanley Cup winners produced 4 See also

Division lineups

1994

• Atlanta Fire Ants
• Chicago Cheetahs
• Minnesota Arctic Blast
• New England Stingers
• Pittsburgh Phantoms
• St. Louis Vipers

Changes from the 1993 season

• The Central Division is formed as a result of RHI expansion and realignment
• The St. Louis Vipers came from the Murphy Division
• The Atlanta Fire Ants, Chicago Cheetahs, Minnesota Arctic Blast, New England Stingers, and Pittsburgh Phantoms were added as expansion teams

1995

• Buffalo Stampede
• Chicago Cheetahs
• Detroit Motor City Mustangs
• Minnesota Blue Ox
• St. Louis Vipers

Changes from the 1994 season

• The Minnesota Arctic Blast, and Pittsburgh Phantoms folded
• The Buffalo Stampede came from the Atlantic Division
• The Detroit Motor City Mustangs, and Minnesota Blue Ox were added as expansion teams

1996

• Minnesota Arctic Blast
• Montreal Roadrunners
• Ottawa Loggers
• St. Louis Vipers

Changes from the 1995 season

• The Buffalo Stampede, Chicago Cheetahs, Detroit Motor City Mustangs, and Minnesota Blue Ox folded
• The Montreal Roadrunners, and Ottawa Loggers came from the Atlantic Division
• The Minnesota Arctic Blast re-entered the league

Division Champions

• 1994 — Minnesota Arctic Blast (18-3-1, 37 pts)
• 1995 — St. Louis Vipers (13-7-2, 28 pts)
• 1996 — Minnesota Arctic Blast (22-6-0, 44 pts)

Stanley Cup winners produced

• None

See also

• Roller Hockey International Atlantic Division Rivalries
• Buss Division (RHI)
• King Division (RHI)
• Murphy Division (RHI)
• Atlantic Division (RHI)
• Northwest Division (RHI)
• Pacific Division (RHI)