formerly St. Clair Shores Falcons) Detroit Freeze (Fraser, Michigan; 1992–1997; moved to Chicago and renamed the Chicago Freeze) Detroit Junior Wings (Detroit, Michigan; 1975–1983 GLJHL, 1987–1992 NAHL; Junior Red Wings moved to the OHL; replaced by the Detroit Freeze) Detroit Little Caesars (Detroit, Michigan; 1975–76; only played in the inaugural season of the GLJHL) Fargo-Moorhead Jets (Fargo, North Dakota; 2003–2008) Fernie Ghostriders (Fernie, British Columbia; 2003–04; franchise rights were sold to a Kalamazoo, Michigan based group in 2003; joined the KIJHL) Fraser Flags (Fraser, Michigan; 1981–1984) Fraser Highlanders (Fraser, Michigan; 1976–1980) Fresno Monsters (Fresno, California; 2010–2013; relocated to Wenatchee, Washington, and renamed Wenatchee Wild) Gaylord Grizzles (Gaylord, Michigan; 1995–1998; formerly Saginaw Gears until relocating in December 1995; relocated to Grand Rapids, Michigan, and renamed Grand Rapids Bearcats) Grand Rapids Bearcats (Grand Rapids, Michigan; 1998–2000; renamed Rockets during the 1999–2000 season when the league took over the franchise; relocated to Lansing and renamed Capital Centre Pride) Helena Bighorns (Helena, Montana; 2003–2006; joined the NorPac) Hennessey Engineers (Plymouth, Michigan; 1985–1987) Indianapolis Junior Ice (Indianapolis, Indiana; 1989–1995) Jamestown Ironmen (Jamestown, New York; 2011–2013; ceased operations after 2012–13 season due to ownership issues) Kalamazoo Jr. Wings (Kalamazoo, Michigan; 1989–1994; relocated to Danville, Illinois, and renamed Danville Wings) Kalamazoo Jr. K-Wings (Kalamazoo, Michigan; 2011–2013; ceased operations after 2012–13 season) Keystone Ice Miners (Connellsville, Pennsylvania; 2014–15; ceased operations after one season in Pennsylvania) Lakeland Jets (Lakeland, Michigan; 1990–1995; relocated to Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, and renamed Soo Indians) Lone Star Cavalry (North Richland Hills, Texas; 2003–04; relocated to Santa Fe, New Mexico, and renamed Santa Fe RoadRunners) Lytes Rustlers (1990–91; Traveling team composed of west coast prospects played for one season) Mahoning Valley Phantoms (Boardman, Ohio; 2005–2009; relocated to Youngstown, Ohio, moved to the USHL, and renamed Youngstown Phantoms) Marquette Rangers (Marquette, Michigan; 2006–2010; relocated to Flint, Michigan, and renamed Michigan Warriors) Melvindale Blades (Melvindale, Michigan; 1989–90) Melvindale Lakers (Melvindale, Michigan; 1982–83) Michigan Nationals (Dearborn, Michigan; 1991–1994; renamed Dearborn Heights Nationals) Michigan Warriors (Flint, Michigan; 2010–2015; suspended operations after being displaced by the OHL's Flint Firebirds) Minnesota Blizzard (Alexandria, Minnesota; 2003–2006; renamed Alexandria Blizzard) Motor City Machine (Detroit, Michigan; 2008–09; renamed Motor City Metal Jackets) Motor City Metal Jackets (Detroit, Michigan, 2009–2011; relocated to Jamestown, New York, renamed Jamestown Ironmen). New Mexico Mustangs (Rio Rancho, New Mexico; 2010–2012: purchased and relocated to Richfield, Minnesota, after a one-year hiatus and renamed Minnesota Magicians) Niagara Scenic (West Seneca,