Mohawk Valley Comets

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Mohawk Valley Comets
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City Utica, New York
League North American Hockey League
DivisionNone (1973-75)
East (1975-77)
Founded1973
Operated1973-77
Home arena Utica Memorial Auditorium
General managerBrian Conacher (1974-76)
Head coachBrian Conacher (1974-75)
Ted McCaskill (1975-76)
Bob Woytowich (1976-77)
Ian Anderson (1977)
Affiliates
Indianapolis Racers (1974-77)
Toronto Toros (1974-75)
Franchise history
1927–1948 Clinton Hockey Club
1949–1973 Clinton Comets
1973–1977Mohawk Valley Comets

The Mohawk Valley Comets are a former professional ice hockey team based in Utica, New York. They were a member of the North American Hockey League from 1973 to 1977.

Season-by-season results

SeasonGamesWonLostTiedPointsGFGAPIMOverallPlayoffs
1973–74742052242240385--7th of 7Did not qualify
1974–7574313856731234511516th of 8Lost In 1st round
1975–7674304046430635414403rd of 5 (East)Lost In Round 1
1976–777429423613163877906th of 8Lost In Round 1
4 seasons296110172142341174147133813 playoff appearances


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