Southern California Hockey League

The Southern California Hockey League was a minor pro league that operated from 1941 to 1944. It ran mostly in Los Angeles with a team in San Diego - the Skyhawks.
The league merged with the Northwest International Hockey League in 1944 to form the Pacific Coast Hockey League.
In 1944 the Hollywood Wolves won the league championship and went on to win the 1943-44 United States National Senior Championship.
==Teams==
Team 	Location 	Arena 	Tenure 	Notes
Bakersfield Oilers 	Bakersfield, California	Bakersfield Ice Arena 	1941-1942	folded
Los Angeles Monarchs 	Los Angeles, California	Pan Pacific Auditorium 	1941-1944	join Pacific Coast Hockey League
San Diego Skyhawks 	San Diego, California 	Glacier Gardens 	1941-1944	join Pacific Coast Hockey League
Bakersfield Army Flyers	Bakersfield, California	Bakersfield Ice Arena (3 games before arena was commondeered) Glacier Gardens (San Diego balance of season)	1942-1943	withdrew
Hollywood Wolves 	Los Angeles, California	Pan Pacific Auditorium 	1942-1944	join Pacific Coast Hockey League
Pasadena Panthers 	Pasadena, California 	Pan Pacific Auditorium 	1943-1944	join Pacific Coast Hockey League
==Champions==
*1941-42 Bakersfield Oilers
*1942-43 Loss of players to military service led to the league cancelling the final two weeks of the regular season and the playoffs
*1943-44 Hollywood Wolves
Category:Defunct ice hockey leagues
Category:Established in 1941
Category:Disestablished in 1944