Rockford IceHogs's video: IceHogs Rewind: Game 7 vs Kalamazoo - 2007 UHL Colonial Cup Finals

Led by ten-time league champion and currently the second winningest coach in North America (1,043 wins) Steve Martinson, the IceHogs went 48-21-1 record in 2006-07, their final United Hockey League (UHL) season before being promoted to the AHL. The IceHogs glided past the Quad City Mallards and Fort Wayne Komets in the first and second rounds of the playoffs with a combined 8-2 record before taking the Kalamazoo Wings to a decisive Game 7 of the Colonial Cup Finals in downtown Rockford and capturing the first professional hockey championship in team history. In front of a near capacity crowd of 6,236 at the Rockford MetroCentre (now BMO Harris Bank Center), the IceHogs topped the Wings 3-1 for their first championship. Forward Kevin Ulanski opened the scoring for the IceHogs and ignited the crowd with an unassisted goal 2:47 into the contest and forward Nicolas Corbeil sealed the victory with a tally with only 1:33 remaining in regulation.