Kingston Voyageurs

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Kingston Voyageurs
Kingston Voyageurs
Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League
City Kingston, Ontario
Founded 1974
Division East
Head Coach Evan Robinson
General Manager N/A
Arena Cataraqui Community Centre
Team Colors Blue, Red, and White
Affiliate Team(s) Napanee Raiders
Greater Kingston Frontenacs
Royal Bank Cups none
Dudley Hewitt Cups none
Buckland Trophies none

The Kingston Voyageurs are a Tier II Junior "A" ice hockey team from Kingston, Ontario, Canada. They are a part of the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League.

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[edit] History

The Voyageurs entered the Metro Junior B Hockey League in 1974. The Voyageurs filled the Junior "B" void left when the Kingston Frontenacs jumped from the Eastern Ontario Junior B Hockey League in 1972 to the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League and then the Ontario Major Junior Hockey League in 1973 as the Kingston Canadians.

The Voyageurs continued with the league when it became the Metro Junior A Hockey League in 1991 and stuck around until 1995. In 1995, the team jumped to the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League. The Vees were bought in the summer of 2006 by their major sponsor Gregg Rosen from KIMCO Steel Sales Ltd., who promtly spent more money to fix up the teams existing dressing room, build an office above the dressing room for the coaching staff and buy the players new equipment and sticks among other things. The Voyageurs will be moving into the new $24.5 million dollar Kingston Multiplex, currently being built on Fortune Crescent, near Highway 401 and Gardiners Road.

[edit] Staff

  • Owner - Gregg Rosen
  • President - Marla-Beth Rosen
  • Head Coach - Evan Robinson
  • Assistant Coach - Casey Torres
  • Assistant Coach - Peter Goulet
  • Trainer - Andrew Kemp
  • Asst GM - Denis Duchesne
  • Asst GM - Mark Emmons
  • Treasurer - Roy "Scottie" Martin

[edit] Season-by-Season Results

Season GP W L T OTL GF GA P Results Playoffs
1974–75 38 18 14 6 - 216 189 42 7th Metro B
1975–76 34 13 17 4 - 140 152 30 9th Metro B
1976–77 34 12 17 5 - 130 162 29 12th Metro B
1977–78 35 14 15 6 - 141 155 34 9th Metro B
1978–79 44 25 14 5 - 245 194 55 4th Metro B
1979–80 42 10 29 3 - 183 248 23 12th Metro B
1980–81 42 15 23 4 - 181 213 34 9th Metro B DNQ
1981–82 35 11 17 7 - 160 175 29 8th Metro B
1982–83 36 11 15 10 - 144 152 32 7th Metro B
1983–84 42 10 26 6 - 181 233 26 12th Metro B DNQ
1984–85 36 4 27 5 - 119 219 13 11th Metro B DNQ
1985–86 37 7 27 3 - 164 304 17 11th Metro B DNQ
1986–87 37 17 16 4 - 183 163 38 6th Metro B Lost Quarter-final
1987–88 37 22 7 8 - 224 131 52 2nd Metro B Lost Semi-final
1988–89 40 27 8 5 - 262 157 59 2nd Metro B Lost Final
1989–90 44 21 11 12 - 249 192 54 6th Metro B
1990–91 44 18 18 8 - 223 178 44 7th Metro B
1991–92 44 30 12 2 - 225 147 62 3rd Metro A
1992–93 48 17 29 2 - 162 204 36 9th Metro A
1993–94 50 26 21 3 - 216 207 55 7th Metro A Lost Quarter-final
1994–95 50 21 24 5 - 241 219 47 9th Metro A
1995–96 50 37 10 3 - 247 135 82 2nd OPJHL Lost Conf. SF
1996–97 51 42 7 2 - 313 138 87 2nd OPJHL Lost Conf. Final
1997–98 51 23 16 10 2 224 192 58 11th OPJHL
1998–99 51 29 15 5 2 211 179 65 11th OPJHL
1999–00 49 23 20 4 2 193 181 52 19th OPJHL
2000–01 49 25 16 7 1 202 159 58 14th OPJHL
2001–02 49 25 15 6 3 185 141 59 12th OPJHL
2002–03 49 31 13 4 1 206 132 67 7th OPJHL Lost Conf. SF
2003–04 49 20 18 8 3 171 166 51 18th OPJHL Lost Conf. SF
2004–05 49 23 19 4 3 149 163 53 19th OPJHL Lost Conf. SF
2005–06 49 23 23 2 1 153 179 49 22nd OPJHL Lost Conf. SF
2006–07 49 26 17 3 3 195 166 58 15th OPJHL Lost Conf. Finals
2007–08 49 33 13 - 3 188 146 69 9th OPJHL Lost Conf. Finals

[edit] Playoffs

  • 2002–2003 Defeated Bancroft Hawks 4 games to 1 in first round.
    Lost to Trenton Sting 4 games to 2 in Semi-Finals
  • 2003–2004 Defeated Trenton Sting 4 games to 1 in first round.
    Lost to Wellington Dukes 4 games to 3 in Semi-Finals
  • 2004–2005 Defeated Cobourg Cougars 4 games to 0 in first round.
    Lost to Wellington Dukes 4 games to 1 in Semi-Finals
  • 2005–2006 Defeated Peterborough Stars 4 games to 2 in first round.
    Lost to Bowmanville Eagles 4 games to 0 in Semi-Finals
  • 2006–2007 Defeated Peterborough Stars 4 games to 1 in first round.
    Defeated Bowmanville Eagles 4 games to 1 in Semi-Finals.
    Lost to Wellington Dukes 4 games to 1 in Conference Finals
  • 2007–2008 First Round Bye
    Defeated Port Hope Predators 4 games to 1 in Semi-Finals.
    Lost to Wellington Dukes 4 games to 0 in Conference Finals

[edit] Retired Numbers

  • #10 Scott Martin
  • #24 Ryan Vince

[edit] Alumni - NHL

[edit] Alumni - OHL

[edit] External links


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