In the 1993 final, the West Palm Beach Blaze defeated the Jacksonville Bullets in a three-game sweep for the Sunshine Cup.
Despite the obvious attendance problems and lack of facilities in the state to grow the sport, the team owners, in a heavily disputed move, continued in the professional ranks, changed leagues names and eventually folded.
This was an unusual addition, since all of the teams in the Sunshine Hockey League were based in Florida and the Falcons' home ice was located in California.
In the 1995 final, for the third consecutive year, the West Palm Beach Blaze defeated the Jacksonville Bullets in a three-game sweep for the Sunshine Cup.
With the city of West Palm Beach selling its coliseum to a national religious group, the league was left with only a merger to continue.