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 Below Are All 12 Current USHL Teams game and souvenir pucks.

Further Down Other Past USHL Teams as well as a list of various pucks available for trade.

 I am always interested in adding different logo pucks to my collection, Please contact me if you have any available.

                                                                                                                          

 Various USHL Reverse Game Puck Logos Through Out The Years

This black & white logo was pretty standard for the mid 90's game and souvenir pucks. Color screening on two sides was in most cases very cost inefficient. Registered TM This black & white logo was pretty standard for the mid 90's game and souvenir pucks. Color screening on two sides was in most cases very cost inefficient. No TM register. Reverse USHL game puck Late 1996-2000. This is the reverse (thickringe) that was most common on most USHL game and souvenir pucks during mid-late 90's seasons. The Thunder Bay Flyers, Canada's USHL representative, final season was 99-00. The USHL logo was changed after that season removing the Maple leaf and being replaced buy eight stars, each representing one of the original USHL teams. Reverse USHL game puck Late 1996-2000. This (thin ring) is the reverse that was most common on most USHL game and souvenir pucks during mid-late 90's seasons. The Thunder Bay Flyers, Canada's USHL representative, final season was 99-00. The USHL logo was changed after that season removing the Maple leaf and being replaced buy eight stars, each representing one of the original USHL teams. USHL Reverse No Ring 1994-95 & 1995-96. This was a common design during the mid 90's. Full color logo, no outside ring.
USHL Star/Leaf Reverse logo 1998-2000. This logo was orginally a secondary USHL logo. It started to apper on game pucks during the 98-99 seasons. It is the orginal version with the Star/Leaflogo. At this time the USHL had one Canadian member team the Thunder Bay Flyers. This logo was orginally a secondary USHL logo. This color logo started to appear on Souvenir pucks during the 2001-02 season.  This logo was orginally a secondary USHL logo. It started to apper on game pucks during the 01-02 season. It is a newer version logo with a Star replacing the Star/Leaf logo. Black star, white background version. This logo was orginally a secondary USHL logo. It started to apper on game pucks during the 01-02 season. It is a newer version logo with a Star replacing the Star/Leaf logo. White star, black background version. USHL 20th Aviversary logo puck. This logo was available on Souvenir pucks during the 98-99 season. This marked the 20th year of Junior A Hockey. This logo was on all USHL game pucks starting during the 2003-04 season. This marked the first Official full season for the USHL as a Teir 1 Junior A Hockey League. (The two prior seasons were considered phase in seasons). This version has America's Teir 1 League under the logo.
This logo was on all USHL game pucks starting during the 2003-04 season. This marked the first Official full season for the USHL as a Teir 1 Junior A Hockey League. (The two prior seasons were considered phase in seasons). This version is a 3-color screen and has America's Teir 1 League under the logo. This logo was on all USHL game pucks starting during the 2003-04 season. This marked the first "Official" full season for the USHL as a Teir 1 Junior A Hockey League. (The two prior seasons were considered phase in seasons). This version has America's Teir 1 League under the logo. 2004-05 Official Game Puck reverse logo. White ring, black letter official game puck. These USHL Official logoed pucks started to phase in during the 04-05 season. It was the main goal to have all the teams using this style puck for games starting the 05-06. 2005-06 Official Game Puck reverse logo. Marked Official Game Puck, OGP became the official sponcer of USHL pucks in 2004. A variation of logo appears every season. Several teams have also used official game pucks with a sponcer on the reverse as well.
2006-07 Official Game Puck reverse logo. Marked Official Game Puck. This USHL logo has been the official logo on game pucks since the start of the 2004 season. Several teams have also used official game pucks with a sponcer on the reverse as well.  20099-10 OGP reverse. First season signed by new Commishner Skip Prince.


 
OGP Official Game Puck Backs Starting in 2004.

2004 marked the first season with OGP, makers of all USHL's official game and souvenir pucks. This shows official
league front and reverse logos.  Many teams also had a sponsor on the reverse of game pucks. All teams had
special souvenir versions with different fronts and  backs, they were usually different than the game puck.

                                
2004-05  This style was not used as game           2005-06  Note:  dark shading                     2006-07  Note:  Light shading
puck by Sioux City that season.  They              in front ring with black at top (GAME)           throughout front ring and five star 
were sold at the team store.                w/ five star front and  four star reverse.                       front and reverse. 

                                                                              
                                         2007-08 Fronts with two color                2008-09 Front same as previous               2009-10 New Style Front and
                                     Separated by white middle. Back almost             season. Game pucks were not sold           reverse. New Commissioner Skip Prince.
                                          identical to 06-07. Not for Sale at team store.       at team store. Reverse info to follow          Not sold in team store. Not used in games.

 

 OGP Souvenir Puck Backs starting in 2004.

       2004-05 black ring souviener puck marked Official Licensed Product 2005-06 Souvenir Puck reverse logo. Marked Official Licensed Product 2006-07 Souvenir Puck reverse logo. Marked Official Licensed Product
       2004-05                       2005-06                     2006-07                   2007-08                 2008-09                  2009-10

Prior to the OGP affiliation in 2004, game pucks backs were left up to individual teams.  They ranged from various USHL logos,
 business sponsors, puck makers and blank backs.  Souvenir Pucks are marked Official Licensed Product.


Clark Cup Championships: 2005    Anderson Cup Champions: 2005

 What guy doesn't snicker when RoughRiders name is mentioned!!! The Riders have a great following and play in a very top notch facility. They share a great rivalry between I-380 nemesis the Waterloo BlackHawks. What guy doesn't snicker when RoughRiders name is mentioned!!! The Riders have a great following and play in a very top notch facility. They share a great rivalry between I-380 nemesis the Waterloo BlackHawks.
 2001 All Star Game Cedar Rapids What guy doesn't snicker when RoughRiders name is mentioned!!! The Riders have a great following and play in a very top notch facility. They share a great rivalry between I-380 nemesis the Waterloo BlackHawks. This is the second, primary logo for the Riders. This one introduced during the 03-04 season.

This style puck was available through the team store. First two season game style puck. Blank back. 2004-05 07-08 and probably 08-09 style puck also




Clark Cup Championships: 1992, 1995, 1999, 2006    Anderson Cup Champions: 1994, 1995, 1998, 1999

These black & white logo USHL "Official Practice" style pucks were available first during the 04-05 season. One of the original USHL Junior A teams. The Bucs were a powerhouse in the early 90's under the direction of coach Bob Ferguson winning two Clark Cups (91-92 & 94-95) during his 5 season in Des Moines. Fergie was no stranger to wining the league's holy grail...he had done it two previous times while coaching the Sioux City Musketeers (81-82 & 85-86). After several years in the pros coaching. 2004-05 season. Pictured is a Bucs Give-a-Way 25th Season anniversary puck with a Dr. Pepper logo on the reverse.
Availabel in the team store during the 99-00 season. This marked the 20th season for the Bucs as a USHL member. Cooper logo on reverse  

 

 

 




Clark Cup Championships: 1996, 2000   Anderson Cup Champions: 1996, 1997, 2009

2005-06 USHL Green Bay Gamblers Official Game Style Puck Green Bay Gamblers Inaugural USHL Season 1994-95 2006-07 Souveineer Puck available in the team store.
 2004-05 Official game Puck Green Bay Gamblers. These were was available at the start of the 04-05 season and were sold through some of the team stores or directly from the League supplier, OGP Enterprises. Shown are both versions. Each puck also has the official USHL logo on the reverse. 2004-05 Official game Puck Green Bay Gamblers. These were was available at the start of the 04-05 season and were sold through some of the team stores or directly from the League supplier, OGP Enterprises. Shown are both versions. Each puck also has the official USHL logo on the reverse.  

2008-09 Green Bay has a color and logo change.



Clark Cup Champions: 2009
2004-05  Indianapolis Ice Inaugural USHL Season 2004-05




Clark Cup Championships: 1997, 2003    Anderson Cup Champions: 2000, 2001,2003

2004 All Star Game Lincoln, Ne Orginal USHL members in 1996-97, they got the job done fast...winning the Clark Cup that same season. The Stars have also been recipiants of the Anderson Cup (Regular season winner) several times as well. Commemorates the powerful Lincoln Stars winning the regular season Anderson Cup and the league championship Clark Cup. Was available in the team store.
This style was only available during the Stars first 2-3 seasons from the team store. 2004-05 Orginal USHL members in 1996-97, they got the job done fast...winning the Clark Cup that same season. The Stars have also been recipiants of the Anderson Cup (Regular season winner) during the 02-03 season as well as again winning the Clark Cup that same season.
  Souveniere Puck 2005-06 season. Official USHL logo on reverse.

 

 

 



Clark Cup Championships:  1990, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1998, 2001, 2008   
Anderson Cup Champions: 1990, 1993, 2002, 2008

After a move accross the river from Nebraska to Iowa the Omaha Lancers changed to the River City (Council Bluffs) Lancers. The name never realy went over well as the base of Lancer fandom was still in Omaha. Now refered to again as the Omaha Lancers the new logo no longer denotes a home city. 2004-05 Traditional Lancers logo version 1. These were was available at the start of the 04-05 season and were sold through some of the team stores or directly from the League supplier, OGP Enterprises. Each puck also has the official USHL logo on the reverse. The beginning of junior hockey did not start out smooth for the new team in town. Their first season (96-97) the Lancers had the dubious distinction of not winning a single game in the 48 game season. They did eak out two overtime loss' and finished the season with two points. After that the Lancers never looked back...they captured their first Clark Cup three seasons later (92-93) and topped them selves with another win the following season. They have since won the Cup two additional times. The beginning of junior hockey did not start out smooth for the new team in town. Their first season (96-97) the Lancers had the dubious distinction of not winning a single game in the 48 game season. They did eak out two overtime loss' and finished the season with two points. After that the Lancers never looked back...they captured their first Clark Cup three seasons later (92-93) and topped them selves with another win the following season. They have since won the Cup two additional times.
The lancers spent two seasons, 2002-03 and 03-04 as the River City Lancers. 2004 thay went back to the Omaha Lancers.  2004-05 new "Knight" Lancers logo version 2. These were was available at the start of the 04-05 season and were sold through some of the team stores or directly from the League supplier, OGP Enterprises. Each puck also has the official USHL logo on the reverse.



Clark Cup Championships:  2007    Anderson Cup Champions:  2006

2005-06 USHL Sioux Falls Stampede Official Game Style Puck. This is one of two OGP versions available. The Stampede is based out of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. These two styles were available through the team store. the black puck is also a game style puck with USHL logo on back, the white one is a souvenir puck with no reverse logo. 2004-05 season marked their fifth year anniversary. The Stampede is based out of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. These two styles were available through the team store. the black puck is also a game style puck with USHL logo on back, the white one is a souvenir puck with no reverse logo. 2004-05 season marked their fifth year anniversary.
This 2003-04 Season celebrates the Stampedes fifth year representing the City of Sioux Falls.  
2008-09 all star game puck 2008-09 OGP




Anderson Cup Champions: 2004

This one was available through he team store, it commemorates the first five seasons for the Storm based in Kearney, NE. Previously located in Minnesota (St. Paul/Twin City) the Vulcans were one of the League's original teams. The Storm represents three Nebraska city area's of Kearney, Grande Island and Hastings. The Storm was the old Twin City/St. Paul Vulcans franchise who were once original USHL members. This season (03-04) 18 Storm players received college scholarship offers, a new USHL record. Other than their rabid support for their team, Storm fans are best known for their humorous lack of hockey knowledge (that is all begging to change now) like waiting for the 4th period, counting down penalty expiration time
2006-07 Souvienere 2006-07 Souvienere 2004-05
  Souveniere Puck 2005-06 season. Official USHL logo on reverse.
 

 

Clark Cup Championships:  2004    Anderson Cup Champions: 2007

Waterloo remains the last of the USHL's original teams. (Sioux City is the other) In 1977 the USHL ushered in a change over the next three seasons to a junior league. The ol' "Dove" logo is a favorite of mine as it reminds me most of the great games and fierce rivalry that existed between the Musketeers and the Hawks in the late 70's. Names like Starkey, McPhee, Brown, Klingbell Clubbe, Swick & Barzee all bring back some of my greatest hockey memories. This logo was born around the mid 90's and still stands as the primary logo. During the mid 90's the Hawks offered up some great promotion that could only be equaled by Eddie Veek...nickel beer, long hair & t-shirt night, guaranteed Fight & GM Explosion nights were some of the offering that sparked a lull in Hawks game attendance. 2003-04 the Hawks made history and won their first ever Clark Cup Championship. They defeated the league winning, and heavily favored Tri-City Storm 3 games to one.
This special puck was presented to season ticket holders during the 2001-02 season. This marked the 40th season of Black Hawks hockey in Waterloo. Screend logo on front. Blank back 

 

Below Are Past Members Of The USHL Since It's Start During the 1980-81 First Junior A Season.

 

 This logo was new during the 99-00 season. 2000-02 was the final season for the Saints as they would soon be bought and moved to the Tulsa Oklahoma area.   This logo held for all but two of the Saint's seasons. They were orginal members of the USHL Jr. A league in 1980. They got the job done swiftly and won the league Championship Clark Cup the very first season, they did it again two seasons later in 1982-83. Famous NHL'er Gary Suter was a two season member of this Clark Cup wining team. They did it again two seasons later in 84-85. The Saints final USHL season was in 2000-01 when they relocated to the Tulsa Oklahoma area.



The Huskies were based out of Mason City, Iowa. They were league member for 16 seasons. The Huskies final season was the 98-99 campaign. I am still looking for additional Huskie pucks, if you have any that need a good home I would be very interested in trading my cash for your puck.

  

      

The Crude had a short life in the USHL, Playing only one season representing the state of Oklahoma. The Crude were the relocated Dubuque Fighting Saints who moved to Tulsa after 21 seasons as an orginal USHL Junior A member. The Crude had a short life in the USHL, Playing only one season representing the state of Oklahoma. The Crude were the relocated Dubuque Fighting Saints who moved to Tulsa after 21 seasons as an orginal USHL Junior A member.  

Topeka Scarecrows Inaugural USHL Season 2001-02. Topeka's USHL life was a short one, only two seasons for the Crows. The switch from pro hockey (CHL) to Amature/Junior hockey (USHL) was not perceived well by Topeka's fans. However, a strong argument for USHL hockey and CHL being equally exciting could be made!!! This was Topeka's hockey fan's loss!!! Topeka Scarecrows Inaugural USHL Season 2001-02. Topeka's USHL life was a short one, only two seasons for the Crows. The switch from pro hockey (CHL) to Amature/Junior hockey (USHL) was not perceived well by Topeka's fans. However, a strong argument for USHL hockey and CHL being equally exciting could be made!!! This was Topeka's hockey fan's loss!!!

 

    The USHL's lone Canadian representative stood as a formidable force throughout it's tenure in the league. New members in 1984-85, it didn't take long for the Flyers to dominate the league for multiple seasons. While not able to play for the league championship trophy (Clark Cup) they did win the Canadian equivalent (Centenial Cup)several times. They were also frequent winners of the USHL league regular season award (Anderson Cup).       

Miscellaneous USHL pucks.

 The 'Stangs got ther job done quickly and won the (86-87) Clark Cup it's second year in the league. Rochested was orginally moved from Austin, MN. (Spam capital of the world (see spam.com)). The Mavericks final season was in 2001-02   2003-04 Inaugural season Representing the St. Louis Area. The Eagles were coached by retired NHL'er Rick Zombo. Rick had a long career in the show playing for the Blues and Wings, he also played at UND and got his junior hockey start with the Austin Mavericks.

The Sharks were members in the league for 4 seasons. I am still looking for additional Ice Sharks pucks, jerseys and pocket schedules if you have any that need a good home I would be very interested in trading my cash for your items.    Based out of the St. Paul area the city name was changed in hopes of broadening the fan base to cover the entire Minneapolis/St Pail metro area. They were an original league member for 23 seasons. Veteran NHL'er Phil Housley was a member of the 80-81 Vulcans team. The Vulcan's final season was the 1999-00 campaign, the following season they were purchased and moved to the Nebraska "Tri-City" area. I am still looking for additional Vulcan pucks, if you have any that need a good home I       Game night give-a-way puck  One season in Danville 2003-04         

Miscellaneous USA Hockey pucks.
 
     This souvenir puck was available at the team store during the Junior A Finals held in Sioux City, Ia.
    

Miscellaneous SYHA pucks.
   
    


 

Pictured below are many of my duplicate Pucks.  I will continue to add more as time allows.

I would always be interested in trading for any USHL pucks I don't have in my collection from the pucks below.

If you have a Musketeer puck I don't have, then all pucks are available for trade or I would be interested
in purchasing your puck(s) for my collection










 

 


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