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Thunderbirds v Delaware Thunder 18 11/2/2019 Elmira Enforcers v Columbus River Dragons 19 11/2/2019 Port Huron Prowlers v Watertown Wolves 20 11/2/2019 Mentor Ice Breakers v MICHIGAN 21 11/8/2019 Mentor Ice Breakers v MICHIGAN 22 11/8/2019 Delaware Thunder v Elmira Enforcers 23 11/8/2019 Danbury Hat Tricks v Carolina Thunderbirds 24 11/8/2019 Columbus River Dragons v Port Huron Prowlers 25 11/8/2019 Watertown Wolves v Danville Dashers 26 11/9/2019 MICHIGAN v Mentor Ice Breakers 27 11/9/2019 Delaware Thunder v Elmira Enforcers 28 11/9/2019 Danbury Hat Tricks v Carolina Thunderbirds 29 11/9/2019 Columbus River Dragons v Port Huron Prowlers 30 11/9/2019 Watertown Wolves v Danville Dashers 31 11/15/2019 Mentor Ice Breakers v Delaware Thunder 32 11/15/2019 Elmira Enforcers v Danbury Hat Tricks 33 11/15/2019 Danville Dashers v Carolina Thunderbirds 34 11/15/2019 Watertown Wolves v MICHIGAN 35 11/15/2019 Columbus River Dragons v Port Huron Prowlers 36 11/16/2019 Delaware Thunder v Mentor Ice Breakers 37 11/16/2019 Elmira Enforcers v Danbury Hat Tricks 38 11/16/2019 Danville Dashers v Carolina Thunderbirds 39 11/16/2019 Watertown Wolves v MICHIGAN 40 11/16/2019 Columbus River Dragons v Port Huron Prowlers 41 11/17/2019 Danville Dashers v Mentor Ice Breakers 42 11/17/2019 Watertown Wolves v MICHIGAN 43 11/22/2019 Carolina Thunderbirds v Columbus River Dragons 44 11/22/2019 Port Huron Prowlers v Mentor Ice Breakers 45 11/22/2019 Elmira Enforcers v Delaware Thunder 46 11/22/2019 MICHIGAN v Danbury Hat Tricks 47 11/22/2019 Danville Dashers v Watertown Wolves 48 11/23/2019 Columbus River Dragons v Carolina Thunderbirds 49 11/23/2019 Port Huron Prowlers v Mentor Ice Breakers 50 11/23/2019 Elmira Enforcers v Delaware Thunder 51 11/23/2019 MICHIGAN v Danbury Hat Tricks 52 11/23/2019 Danville Dashers v Watertown Wolves 53 11/27/2019 MICHIGAN v Danville Dashers 54 11/27/2019 Danbury Hat Tricks v Elmira Enforcers 55 11/27/2019 Mentor Ice Breakers v Columbus River Dragons 56 11/28/2019 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12/13/2019 Danbury Hat Tricks v Watertown Wolves 77 12/13/2019 Elmira Enforcers v Carolina Thunderbirds 78 12/13/2019 Columbus River Dragons v Port Huron Prowlers 79 12/13/2019 Danville Dashers v Delaware Thunder 80 12/14/2019 MICHIGAN v Mentor Ice Breakers 81 12/14/2019 Danbury Hat Tricks v Watertown Wolves 82 12/14/2019 Elmira Enforcers v Carolina Thunderbirds 83 12/14/2019 Columbus River Dragons v Port Huron Prowlers 84 12/14/2019 Danville Dashers v Delaware Thunder 85 12/18/2019 MICHIGAN v Port Huron Prowlers 86 12/20/2019 Carolina Thunderbirds v Mentor Ice Breakers 87 12/20/2019 Elmira Enforcers v MICHIGAN 88 12/20/2019 Port Huron Prowlers v Danville Dashers 89 12/20/2019 Delaware Thunder v Columbus River Dragons 90 12/20/2019 Watertown Wolves v Danbury Hat Tricks 91 12/21/2019 Carolina Thunderbirds v Mentor Ice Breakers 92 12/21/2019 Elmira Enforcers v MICHIGAN 93 12/21/2019 Port Huron Prowlers v Danville Dashers 94 12/21/2019 Delaware Thunder v Columbus River Dragons 95 12/21/2019 Danbury Hat Tricks v Watertown Wolves 96 12/26/2019 Delaware Thunder v Elmira Enforcers 97 12/26/2019 Danbury Hat Tricks v Mentor Ice Breakers 98 12/27/2019 Danbury Hat Tricks v Elmira Enforcers 99 12/27/2019 Delaware Thunder v Watertown Wolves 100 12/27/2019 MICHIGAN v Carolina Thunderbirds 101 12/27/2019 Danville Dashers v Columbus River Dragons 102 12/27/2019 Port Huron Prowlers v Mentor Ice Breakers 103 12/28/2019 Elmira Enforcers v Danbury Hat Tricks 104 12/28/2019 Watertown Wolves v Delaware Thunder 105 12/28/2019 MICHIGAN v Carolina Thunderbirds 106 12/28/2019 Danville Dashers v Columbus River Dragons 107 12/28/2019 Port Huron Prowlers v Mentor Ice Breakers 108 12/29/2019 Danville Dashers v Columbus River Dragons ATHENS 109 12/31/2019 Columbus River Dragons v Carolina Thunderbirds 110 12/31/2019 Mentor Ice Breakers v Danville Dashers 111 1/3/2020 Mentor Ice Breakers v Danville Dashers 112 1/3/2020 Danbury Hat Tricks v Elmira Enforcers 113 1/3/2020 Carolina 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MICHIGAN 152 1/25/2020 Watertown Wolves v Delaware Thunder 153 1/25/2020 Mentor Ice Breakers v Carolina Thunderbirds 154 1/25/2020 Danville Dashers v Columbus River Dragons 155 1/25/2020 Port Huron Prowlers v Elmira Enforcers 156 1/26/2020 Carolina Thunderbirds v Mentor Ice Breakers 157 1/26/2020 Watertown Wolves v Delaware Thunder 158 1/29/2020 Danbury Hat Tricks v Watertown Wolves 159 1/30/2020 Carolina Thunderbirds v Danbury Hat Tricks 160 1/31/2020 Carolina Thunderbirds v Danbury Hat Tricks 161 1/31/2020 MICHIGAN v Watertown Wolves 162 1/31/2020 Columbus River Dragons v Elmira Enforcers 163 1/31/2020 Mentor Ice Breakers v Port Huron Prowlers 164 1/31/2020 Delaware Thunder v Danville Dashers 165 2/1/2020 Carolina Thunderbirds v Danbury Hat Tricks 166 2/1/2020 MICHIGAN v Watertown Wolves 167 2/1/2020 Columbus River Dragons v Elmira Enforcers 168 2/1/2020 Mentor Ice Breakers v Port Huron Prowlers 169 2/1/2020 Delaware Thunder v Danville Dashers 170 2/7/2020 Watertown Wolves v Carolina 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