🏒ECHL

ECHL standings on the official website of the third-tier North American league — Eastern and Western Conference tables

Glens Falls, New York; ECHL affiliate of the New Jersey Devils.

Allen, Texas; Kelly Cup champion in 2015 and 2016, affiliate of the Ottawa Senators.

Duluth, Georgia in the Atlanta area; affiliate of the Nashville Predators.

Bloomington, Illinois; founded in 2024, affiliate of the Winnipeg Jets.

Cincinnati, Ohio; Kelly Cup champion in 2008 and 2010, affiliate of the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Estero, Florida; a record five Kelly Cups (2012, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2026), affiliate of the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Fort Wayne, Indiana; Kelly Cup champion in 2021, affiliate of the Edmonton Oilers.

Greensboro, North Carolina; joined the ECHL in 2025, affiliate of the Carolina Hurricanes.

Greenville, South Carolina; affiliate of the Los Angeles Kings.

Boise, Idaho; Kelly Cup champion in 2004 and 2007, affiliate of the Dallas Stars.

Fishers, Indiana in the Indianapolis area; affiliate of the Chicago Blackhawks.

Jacksonville, Florida — the Minnesota Wild affiliate from 2026–27 (Buffalo Sabres 2023–2026); the franchise dates to 1992 and moved from Evansville in 2017; plays at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena.

Kalamazoo, Michigan — the Vancouver Canucks affiliate (since 2023, also in 2026–27); playing since 2000, in the ECHL since 2009, 2011 Kelly Cup finalist; plays at Wings Event Center.

Independence, Missouri in the Kansas City area; affiliate of the Seattle Kraken.

Portland, Maine — the Boston Bruins affiliate since 2021 (deal through 2028); the franchise began in 1989 as the Alaska Aces and moved to Portland for 2018–19; plays at Cross Insurance Arena.

Rio Rancho, New Mexico; an ECHL expansion team for 2026-27, affiliate of the Colorado Avalanche.

Norfolk, Virginia; playing at Norfolk Scope, currently without an NHL affiliate.

Orlando, Florida — the Tampa Bay Lightning affiliate since 2018–19 (extended in 2026 for two more seasons); in the ECHL since 2012–13; plays at the Kia Center.

Rapid City, South Dakota — the Calgary Flames affiliate since 2022–23; founded in 2008, 2010 CHL champion, in the ECHL since 2014–15; plays at The Monument.

Reading, Pennsylvania; Kelly Cup champion in 2013, affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers.

Savannah, Georgia; founded in 2022, affiliate of the Florida Panthers.

North Charleston, South Carolina; three Kelly Cups (1997, 2001, 2009), affiliate of the Washington Capitals.

Stateline, Nevada by Lake Tahoe; founded in 2024, affiliate of the Vegas Golden Knights.

Toledo, Ohio — the Detroit Red Wings affiliate since 2009–10 (deal through 2026–27); founded in 1991 as the Toledo Storm; Kelly Cup finalist in 2022 and 2025; plays at Huntington Center.

Trenton, New Jersey; playing in the city since 2026, affiliate of the New York Islanders.

Trois-Rivieres, Quebec; Kelly Cup champion in 2025, affiliate of the Montreal Canadiens.

Tulsa, Oklahoma — the Anaheim Ducks affiliate since 2020–21 (also in 2026–27); the current franchise dates to 1992 (CHL champion 1993) and joined the ECHL in 2014–15; plays at the BOK Center.

Wheeling, West Virginia; affiliate of the Columbus Blue Jackets.

Wichita, Kansas — the San Jose Sharks affiliate since 2022–23 (extended for 2026–27); founded in 1992, CHL champion in 1994 and 1995, in the ECHL since 2014–15; plays at Intrust Bank Arena.

Worcester, Massachusetts — the St. Louis Blues affiliate from 2026–27 (deal through 2031; New York Islanders 2017–2026); founded in 2017; plays at the DCU Center.