Baltimore Skipjacks

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Baltimore Skipjacks
Baltimore Skipjacks
Arena Baltimore Arena
City Baltimore, Maryland
Team History Baltimore Skipjacks
1981-82 Atlantic Coast Hockey League
1982-93 AHL
Logo Design A ship's wheel with "Jacks" written overtop
Team Colors yellow and black, red white and blue
NHL Affiliations
(if known)
Regular Season Titles one
1983-84
Division Championships one
1983-84 South
Conference Championships none
League Championships none


The Baltimore Skipjacks were an ice hockey team in the American Hockey League. They played in Baltimore, Maryland, USA at the Baltimore Arena.

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The Skipjacks transfered to the AHL after one season in the ACHL.

The franchise became known as: Portland Pirates (1993-present)
The franchise was replaced by: Baltimore Bandits (1995-1997)

Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, OTL = Overtime losses, Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against, PIM = Penalties in minutes

Season GP W L T OTL Pts GF GA PIM Finish Playoffs
1982-1983 80 35 36 9 0 79 362 366 1761 Out of Playoffs

Goals: 57 (Mitch Lamoureux, 1982-83)
Assists: 81 (Mike Gillis, 1982-83)
Points: 113 (Mike Gillis, 1982-83)
Penalty Minutes: 353 (Mitch Wilson, 1986-87)
GAA: 2.63 (Jon Casey, 1984-85)
SV%: .942 (Don Beaupre, 1990-91)
Career Goals: Mitch Lamoureux, 119
Career Assists: Mitch Lamoureux, 133
Career Points: Mitch Lamoureux, 252
Career Penalty Minutes: Gary Rissling, 868
Career Goaltending Wins: Jim Hrivnak, 55
Career Shutouts: Jim Hrivnak/Steve Guenette, 5
Career Games: Tim Taylor, 259

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