Findlay Freedom

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Findlay Freedom
League	North Eastern Hockey League
Founded	2006
Home Ice	Clauss Ice Arena
Based in	Findlay, Ohio
Colors	Navy Blue, Red, Silver

The Findlay Freedom was a semi-professional ice hockey team. The team was a member of the now defunct NEHL team based in Findlay, Ohio. They played their home games at the Clauss Ice Arena on the campus of University of Findlay. The Freedom finished the 2006-07 regular season second in the NEHL to the undefeated New England Stars

The name "Freedom" was the decision of team owners as they both felt the name would be appropriate because Findlay is known as Flag City.

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