Dayton, Ohio

Dayton is a city of southwest Ohio, United States. It has a population of 166,179.
==Hockey in Dayton==
==Teams==
* Dayton Aeros (Midwest Junior Hockey League, 2012-2012) released all players November 8, 2012; were based in Monroe, Michigan
* Dayton Arrows (WHA, 1972) moved to Houston before play, renamed Aeros
* Dayton Bombers (ECHL, 1991-2009) relinquish membership, get IHL team
* Dayton Demonz (FHL, 2012-Present)
* Dayton Devils (FHL, 2012) renamed Demonz before play
* Dayton Gems (IHL, 1964-1977) on hiatus 1977-1979, briefly replaced by Owls
* Dayton Gems (IHL, 1979-1980) folded
* Dayton Gems (Continental Elite Hockey League, 2002-2004) folded
* Dayton Gems (NAHL, 2003-2004) dissolved after 21 games
* Dayton Gems (IHL, 2009-2012) folded after CHL-IHL agreement ends
* Dayton Ice Bandits (Colonial Hockey League, 1996-1997) suspend operations, become Mohawk Valley Prowlers in 1998 based in Utica, NY
* Dayton Jets (Continental Hockey League, 1985-1986) join AAHL
* Dayton Jets (AAHL, 1986-1987) merge with Troy Sabres as Miami Valley Sabres
* Dayton Owls (IHL, 1977-December 15, 1977) moved to Grand Rapids
==Arenas==
* Hara Arena (located in Trotwood) (1964-Present)
* Nutter Center (1990-Present) located on the Campus of Wright State University
==Players==
* Jeff Hamilton
==External Links==
* on Wikipedia
Category:Ohio towns