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A International Independent Hockey League (IIHL) was an independent on line-subordinate professional hockey league that played in late 2003 before falling apart in 2004. Based by Mike Killbreath of Flint, Michigan and Dan Monacelli of Novi, Michigan, a league was shaked using misconduct allegations that finally resulted within criminal investigations & the prosecution of an creator. Killbreath claimed a IIHL got an affiliate by having a currently defunct South East Hockey League (SEHL). A 4-team SEHL ceased play as a result a 2003-04 year by using portions of a league joining the Asheville, North Carolina based Southern Professional Hockey League.
A number one IIHL game was played within December 2003. It featured a Northern Michigan Predators & Lansing Ice Nuts. A Ice Nuts won, Three-Two.
IIHL teams
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