Cincinnati Mohawks

The Cincinnati Mohawks were a professional ice hockey team in Cincinnati, Ohio. They were a member of the American Hockey League between 1949 and 1952. They were originally founded as the Washington Lions, then were relocated from Washington, D.C. 
They played their home games in the Cincinnati Gardens. After leaving the AHL, the Mohawks team transferred to the International Hockey League until folding on 1958. The Mohawks won an IHL record five consecutive Turner Cup Championships starting with the 1952–1953 season and ending with the 1956–1957 season.
The market was subsequently home to:
* Cincinnati Swords (1971–74 AHL)
* Cincinnati Stingers (1975–79 WHA)
* Cincinnati Cyclones (1990–92, 2001–04, 2006-present ECHL, 1992–2001 IHL)
* Cincinnati Mighty Ducks (1997–2005 AHL)
==Season-by-season results==
* Cincinnati Mohawks 1949–1952 (American Hockey League)
* Cincinnati Mohawks 1952–1958 (International Hockey League)
===Regular Season===
Season 	Games	Won	Lost	Tied	Points	Goalsfor	Goalsagainst	Standing
1949–50	70 	19 	37 	14 	52 	185 	257 	5th, West
1950–51	70 	28 	34 	8 	64 	203 	228 	5th, West
1951–52	68 	29 	33 	6 	64 	183 	228 	3rd, West
1952–53	60 	43 	13 	4 	90 	310 	152 	1st, IHL
1953–54	64 	47 	15 	2 	96 	325 	153 	1st, IHL
1954–55	60 	40 	19 	1 	81 	268 	164 	1st, IHL
1955–56	60 	45 	13 	2 	92 	336 	159 	1st, IHL
1956–57	60 	50 	9 	1 	101 	245 	113 	1st, IHL
1957–58	64 	43 	16 	5 	91 	303 	176 	1st, IHL
===Playoffs===
Season 	Quarter Final 	Semi Final 	Finals 	
1949–50	Out of Playoffs	Out of Playoffs 	Out of Playoffs 	
1950–51	Out of Playoffs	Out of Playoffs 	Out of Playoffs 	
1951–52	W, 3–0, Buffalo	L, 1–3, Providence	— 	
1952–53	- 	W, 4-1, Toledo 	W, 4–0, Grand Rapids 	
1953–54	- 	W, 4-1, Marion 	W, 4–2, Johnstown 	
1954–55	- 	W, 3-0, Toledo 	W, 4–3, Troy 	
1955–56	- 	W, 3-0, Fort Wayne	W, 4–0, Toledo-Marion	
1956–57	- 	W, 3-1, Huntington	W, 3–0, Indianapolis 	
1957–58	- 	L, 1–3, Louisville	— 	—
==Mohawks who played in the NHL==
*Jim Bartlett 
*Joe Bell 
*Paul Bibeault 
*Bob Blake 
*Marc Boileau 
*Connie Broden 
*Eddie Bush 
*Tod Campeau 
*Bob Dawes 
*Jean-Paul Denis 
*Jacques Deslauriers 
*Herb Dickenson 
*Eddie Dorohoy 
*Gilles Dube 
*Frank Eddolls 
*Garry Edmundson 
*Pat Egan 
*Claude Evans 
*Jack Evans 
*Lloyd Finkbeiner 
*Bob Frampton 
*Emile Francis 
*Bob Fryday 
*Jack Gordon
*Phil Goyette 
*Ed Harrison 
*Andy Hebenton 
*Phil Hergesheimer 
*Bert Hirschfeld 
*Charlie Hodge 
*Vic Howe 
*Harry Howell 
*Ivan Irwin 
*Allan Johnson 
*Ed Kachur 
*Frank King 
*Eddie Kullman 
*Claude Laforge 
*Jack Lancien 
*Roger Leger 
*Jacques Locas 
*Ian MacIntosh 
*Bud MacPherson 
*Tom Manastersky 
*Lou Marcon 
*Don Marshall 
*Clare Martin 
*Paul Masnick
 
*Rollie McLenahan 
*Jackie McLeod 
*Gerry McNeil 
*Nick Mickoski 
*Ron Murphy 
*Ralph Nattrass 
*Buddy O'Connor 
*Fern Perreault 
*Gerry Plamondon 
*Alex Ritson 
*Claude Robert 
*George Robertson 
*Ernie Roche 
*Jim Ross 
*Roland Rousseau 
*Fred Shero 
*Clint Smith 
*Don Smith 
*Wally Stanowski 
*Bill Sutherland 
*Zellio Toppazzini 
*John Webster 
*Bill Wylie
==External links==
*AHL stats
*IHL stats
Category:International Hockey League (1945–2001) teams
Category:American Hockey League team
Category:American ice hockey teams
Category:Established in 1949
Category:Disestablished in 1958
Category:Defunct Teams