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Brand would also be suspended for one game after an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on February 16. Niec returned on March 3 On March 2, 2018, the Thunderbirds broke the single-season Federal Hockey League season attendance record and finished their inaugural season with a total attendance of 66,204 fans, 14,720 higher than the previous record.
The 2023–24 Federal Prospects Hockey League season was the ... Watertown had to postpone their game on October 20 vs ... Carolina Thunderbirds: 2: C2:
Feb. 6—WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Dawson Baker scored a goal and assisted on another as the Carolina Thunderbirds held off the Watertown Wolves to record a 5-3 victory on Saturday night in a ...
The Thunderbirds and Enforcers met again in the league championships, with the Thunderbirds opening the series with winning the first two games. [76] In the second game, the Thunderbirds won in overtime with a game-winning goal landing on the back of the Enforcers' goaltender and then fell across the goal line when he got up. [77]
Ahmed Mahfouz scored the deciding goal early in the third period and rookie goalie Adam Beukeboom made 24 saves as the Wolves defeated the Carolina Thunderbirds, 3-1, on Sunday night before 603 ...
The new franchise in Winston-Salem was awarded to a Cincinnati group headed by businessman Dave Gusky in 1981. [4] The team was named the Winston-Salem Thunderbirds and were the second professional hockey team to be based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, [5] after the Winston-Salem Polar Twins, who played in the Southern Hockey League from 1973 to 1977.
In late 2022 and early 2023, the Federal Prospects Hockey League's (FPHL) Mississippi Sea Wolves hosted three exhibition games in the Raising Cane's River Center Arena with the Carolina Thunderbirds and the Port Huron Prowlers, drawing a little over 7,000 fans for each game.
On May 10, 2024, the Binghamton Black Bears won the Commissioner's Cup at home against the Carolina Thunderbirds. They became the third team in league history, and the first since 2013 to sweep the entire playoffs. It also marked the first time in Binghamton's 51 years of minor pro hockey in which a team won a championship on home ice. [10]