Opponents
| team | location |
|---|---|
| Americans | Ice Works Skating Complex more... |
| Beacon Hill | more... |
| Beltway Bandits | Kettler Capitals Iceplex more... |
| Black Widows | Twin Ponds East more... |
| Blizzard | Mimi DiPietro Skating Rink - Patterson Park more... |
| Bobcats | The Pond Ice Arena more... |
| Bristol Bandits | Grundy Recreation Center more... |
| Brooklyn Blades | Richard Korpi Ice Rink at Bayonne High School more... |
| Central Penn Blades | Regency Sports Rink more... |
| Colonials | more... |
| Concord Flames | Ice Works Skating Complex more... |
| Freeze | Class of 1923 Rink more... |
| Hawks | Face Off Circle more... |
| Ice Rockets | The Rink at Lehigh Valley more... |
| Lady Patriots | The Rink at Warwick more... |
| Lady Senators | Grundy Recreation Center more... |
| Quarry Cats | Floyd Hall Arena more... |
| Queenston | Ice Land Arena more... |
| White Lightning | Ice Line more... |
| Wolves | Kettler Capitals Iceplex more... |
About the Wings
In the spring of 1995, a handful of figure skating instructors at the Bridgewater Sports Arena took to the ice in hockey equipment. At first, members of the newborn Wings Hockey Club utilized any available ice time. They recruited experienced friends and spouses to serve as coaches. Soon, more women, many who were new to skating, joined the group. Encouraged by their progress, the Wings not only became a team, but a highly competitive team.
In 2000-2001, the overall growth of women's hockey in the United States had a profound impact on the Wings. By the end of the season the team's membership had almost tripled in size to include more than 40 players. The Wings were now a women's hockey organization with enough players for two competitive teams.
2001-2002 was another year of growth for the Wings. Two practice and game slots per week were obtained because there were now almost 60 players registered with the organization. Additionally, the decision was made to form three teams.
Through 2000 to the present the Wings have participated in league, Atlantic District and National play-offs, as well as numerous indendepent tournaments.
This season, all three of the Wings teams are members of leagues (MAWHL - Mid-Atlantic Women's Hockey League and UWHL - United Women's Hockey League).