Green Mountain Rock Crushers

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Franchise history
Vermont Wild
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City:	Jay, Vermont
League:	Federal Hockey League
Operated:	2011
Owner(s):	Randall Latona
General Manager:	Graham Kirk
2011:	Vermont Wild
2011:	Green Mountain Rock Crushers
Championships
Regular Season Titles:	0

The team was announced as an expansion team to begin play with the 2011-12 season. The team was relocated to Morrisville, Vermont to play at the Green Mountain Arena as the arena at the Jay Peak Ski Resort was too small to accommodate the team.

Green Mountain Rock Crushers website

Federal Hockey League
Current Teams	Battle Creek Rumble Bees • Carolina Thunderbirds • Columbus River Dragons Danbury Hat Tricks • Danville Dashers • Delaware Thunder • Elmira Enforcers • Mentor Ice Breakers • Port Huron Prowlers • Watertown Wolves
Former teams	Akwesasne Warriors • Berkshire Battalion • Berlin River Drivers • Brewster Bulldogs • Brooklyn Aviators • Broome County Barons • Cape Cod Barons • Cape Cod Bluefins • Cornwall Nationals • Danbury Titans • Danbury Whalers • Dayton Demolition • Dayton Demonz • Delaware Federals • New Jersey Outlaws • New York Aviators • New York Bluefins • Northern Federals • North Shore Knights • Pennsylvania Blues • Pennsylvania Outlaws • Rome Frenzy • St. Clair Shores Fighting Saints • Steel City Warriors • Southwest Pennsylvania Magic • Thousand Island Privateers • Vermont Wild • Watertown Privateers
Phantom Teams	Niagara Falls Nationals • Green Mountain Rock Crushers
Seasons	2010–11 • 2011–12 • 2012–13 • 2013-14 • 2014-15 • 2015-16 • 2016-17 • 2017-18 • 2018-19 • 2019-20
Other professional hockey leagues

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