The 1990–91 NAJHL season was the seventh season of the North American Junior Hockey League. The Detroit Compuware Ambassadors won the regular season championship while the Kalamazoo Jr. Wings won the Robertson Cup.
Member changes The Melvindale Blades and NACE folded. By some accounts, NACE relocated and became the Dearborn Magic, however, the Johnstown Tomahawks, who are the successors to the Magic, list this season as their inaugural year.
The Lytes Rustlers, a travel team of players from the west coast, joined the league. The team played their home games in St. Louis.
The Dearborn Magic joined the league as an expansion franchise.
The Bloomfield Jets relocated and became the Lakeland Jets.
Regular season
The standings at the end of the regular season were as follows:
Note: x = clinched playoff berth; y = clinched division title; z = clinched regular season title Standings Eastern Division Team xyz – Detroit Compuware Ambassadors 40305565–– x – Detroit Jr. Wings 402411553–– Niagara Scenic 401221731–– Lytes Rustlers 4013813––
Western Division
Team xy – Kalamazoo Jr. Wings 40268658–– x – Indianapolis Junior Ice 40259656–– Lakeland Jets 401617739–– Dearborn Magic 40631315––
Robertson Cup playoffs Results missing
Kalamazoo Jr. Wings won the Robertson Cup.
References
NAJHL reference
External links Official website of the North American Hockey League