Stars 2002 NH Jr. Monarchs 2003 NY Apple Core 2004 NH Jr. Monarchs 2005 Junior Bruins 2006 NH Jr. Monarchs 2007 NH Jr. Monarchs 2008 NJ Hitmen 2009 NJ Hitmen 2010 NH Jr. Monarchs 2011 NH Jr. Monarchs 2012 NH Jr. Monarchs 2013 NJ Hitmen source: Timeline of teams Matt O'Neil Lightning (1993–98), became Boston Harbor Wolves became Boston Jr. Shamrocks, became the Philadelphia Revolution Tyngsboro Huskies (1993–2001), became Lowell Jr. Lock Monsters (2001–2004), became New England Jr. Huskies Springfield Olympics (Pics) became New England Jr. Whalers became New England Jr. Coyotes became New England Jr. Falcons New England College Development League (NECDL) Classics (1993–1997), became Walpole Stars (1997–2006), became Foxboro Stars (2006–2007), became South Shore Kings (2007–present) Niagara Scenic (1994–1995) Rhode Island Sharks (1993–1998) folded after the 1997-1998 season Granite State Stars (1993–1996), became Great Northern Snow Devils (1996–1999) became Exeter Snow Devils (1999–2001), became New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs Green Mountain Glades (2000–2012), became the Portland Jr. Pirates New England Junior Huskies (1995–2012), became the Middlesex Islanders Capital District Selects (1996–2012), became the Connecticut Oilers Syracuse Stars (2005–2009), moved to Rochester to become the Rochester Stars (2010–2013) and Rochester Jr. Americans (2013–2016) References External links Official USA Hockey Website Commonwealth of Massachusetts Corporations Listing, incorporated in 2003 Articles of incorporation USA Hockey Magazine Issue 0405 (Apr 05), "The Beast of the East" Gary Dineen Hockey School 3