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West Division (NAHL)

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The West Division is one of four divisions in the North American Hockey League. The division currently has six teams and was formed in 2008 when the Wenatchee Wild became the fourth team required for a division. Prior to the 2010 expansion, only four teams operated in the West. The current champion of this division is the Wenatchee Wild.

Division membership

Current members

Former members

The Division Members

Time period Lineup Changes from previous setup
2004 Billings Bulls, Bismarck Bobcats, Bozeman Icedogs, Fargo-Moorhead Jets, Helena Bighorns, Minnesota Blizzard
2005 Billings Bulls, Bozeman Icedogs, Fairbanks Ice Dogs, Helena Bighorns, Wasilla Spirit Bismarck, Minnesota, Fargo-Moorhead Jets moved to Central
2006-2007 none Fairbanks, Wasilla (renamed Alaska) move to South,Billings, Bozeman, Helena moved to Northern Pacific Hockey League
2008-2009 Alaska Avalanche, Fairbanks Ice Dogs, Kenai River Brown Bears, Wenatchee Wild division reformed due to Wenatchee expansion
2010-future Alaska Avalanche, Dawson Creek Rage, Fairbanks Ice Dogs, Fresno Monsters, Kenai River Brown Bears, Wenatchee Wild Dawson Creek and Fresno added as expansion teams

West Division Champions - listed by year

West Division Champions by year
Year Winner Record Win % Playoffs
2004 Fargo-Moorhead Jets 36-17-3 .670 Lost in 2004 Robertson Cup Championship Tournament, Texas Tornado wins championship
2005 Bozeman Icedogs 48-9-1 .836 Lost in 2005 Robertson Cup Championship Tournament, Texas Tornado wins championship
2006 none
2007 none
2008 Wenatchee Wild 39-12-8 .729 Lost in 2008 Robertson Cup Championship Tournament final, St. Louis Bandits wins championship
2009 Wenatchee Wild 45-10-3 .802 Lost in 2009 Robertson Cup Championship Tournament, Bismarck Bobcats wins championship
2010 TBD