One year and one attempt was all it took for the New Hampshire Avalanche to be the Eastern Hockey League champs.
In their inaugural season as a junior team in the EHL, the Avalanche were the dominant team as they defeated the Philadelphia Revolution 3-2 in the championship game to win their first league crown. The Avalanche finished their season at 39-7-4.
"We just had such a great group of guys," Avalanche head coach Chris Cerrella, who was named EHL Coach of the Year in March, said.
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