MAHA was organized in 1951 and was incorperated on May 28, 1964. The Charter Members of the organization were:
1962 | Fred Huber Jr. | Detroit | 1984 | Allan Campbell | Plymouth |
1963 | E.L. Abbot | Ypsilanti | 1985 | Lenn Smith | Grosse Pt. Park |
1964 | John Lousbury | Detroit | 1986 | Don Richard | Jackson |
1965 | Ralph Keller | Rochester | 1987 | Ralph Bammert | Laurium |
1966 | J. Lowney Jr. | Houghton | 1988 | John Mongelluzzo | Wyandotte |
1967 | C. Autore | Sault Ste, Marie | 1989 | Gene Rudolph | Dearborn |
1968 | John Voss | Westland | 1990 | Jerry Ludden | East Lansing |
1969 | F. Boucher | Sault Ste, Marie | 1991 | Ron Hayes | Canton |
1970 | Dave Wiitanen | Hancock | 1992 | Gerry Conley | Plymouth |
1971 | J. Kokowicz | Livonia | 1993 | Paul Bladdick | White Lake |
1972 | Dr. Robert Schlitts | Port Huron | 1994 | Earl Piper | Sanford |
1973 | C. Autore | Sault Ste, Marie | 1995 | Lowell McCoy | Grosse Ile |
1974 | Charles Miles | Detroit | 1996 | Jim Beiswanger | Jackson |
1975 | R. Houtterman | St. Clair Shores | 1997 | Willie Floyd | Sault Ste, Marie |
1976 | Gordon Jukuri | Chassells | 1998 | Jim Guinn | Westland |
1977 | Ferris Steinhauer | Trenton | 2000 | Jerry Ludden | East Lansing |
1978 | Bill Barstow | Hancock | 2004 | Gerald Conley | Wixom |
1979 | Jack Broesamle | Royal Oak | 2008 | Mickey Jesue | Lincoln Park |
1980 | Ken Williams | Trenton | |||
1981 | John Vargo | Marquette | |||
1982 | Jim Marchewka | Warren | |||
1983 | Fred Dahl | Marquette |
Michigan has won more National Championships than any other state. In 1956, East Houghton became Michigan's first youth hockey team to win a National Championship topping Boston 5 -3.