Peterborough Stars

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Peterborough Stars
Peterborough Stars
Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League
City Peterborough, Ontario
Founded 1965
Division East
Franchise history 1965-1975: Peterborough Lions
1978-1984: Peterborough Lumber Petes
1984-1990: Peterborough Roadrunners
1990-1997: Peterborough Petes
1997-2005: Peterborough Bees
2005-Pres: Peterborough Stars
Head Coach Paul Matucci
General Manager Joe Sullivan
Arena Evinrude Community Centre
Team Colors Burgundy, Black, and White
Affiliate Team(s) Peterborough Petes
Royal Bank Cups none
Dudley Hewitt Cups none
Buckland Trophies none

The Peterborough Stars are a Tier II Junior "A" ice hockey team from Peterborough, Ontario, Canada. They play in the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League.

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[edit] History

The franchise started in the Ontario Hockey Association's Eastern Ontario Junior B Hockey League in 1965. In 1972, all Ontario junior hockey experienced a reshuffle and the Lions found themselves in the Metro Junior "B" League. The Lions took a 3 year hiatus from 1975 to 1978, returning as the Hall Oil Lumber Kings. Renamed the Roadrunners in 1984, the team went a record 37 games without a win during the 1987-88 season (and 44 games overall going into the 1988-89 season, which ended on October 31, 1988). The franchise stayed with the Metro until it went renegade and left the Ontario Hockey Association in 1989. In 1989, the Peterborough Roadrunners jumped to the Central Junior "B" league, which became the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League in 1993. The Stars were known as the Peterborough Bees from 1997 until 2005. They became the Stars in 2005. They are affiliated with the Peterborough Petes of the Ontario Hockey League.

[edit] Season-by-Season Results

Season GP W L T OTL GF GA P Results Playoffs
Peterborough Lions
1972-73 34 26 6 2 - 187 107 54 1st Metro B
1973-74 44 22 19 3 - 212 191 47 7th Metro B
1974-75 38 19 15 4 - 182 181 42 8th Metro B
1975-78 Did not participate
1978-79 44 18 19 7 - 266 247 43 9th Metro B DNQ
1979-80 42 20 11 11 - 219 179 51 4th Metro B
1980-81 40 18 14 8 - 205 179 44 6th Metro B
1981-82 35 22 11 2 - 187 146 46 3rd Metro B
1982-83 36 11 15 10 - 161 171 32 8th Metro B
1983-84 42 16 21 5 - 201 207 37 8th Metro B
1984-85 36 15 14 7 - 179 166 37 7th Metro B
1985-86 37 17 18 2 - 211 240 36 6th Metro B Lost Quarter-final
1986-87 37 11 22 4 - 184 240 26 9th Metro B DNQ
1987-88 37 0 35 2 - 81 352 2 12th Metro B DNQ
1988-89 39 7 30 2 - 157 271 16 11th Metro B
1989-90 42 12 23 7 - 230 264 31 12th CJBHL
1990-91 42 4 37 1 - 154 303 9 14th CJBHL
1991-92 42 17 20 5 - 175 205 39 11th CJBHL
1992-93 48 27 16 5 - 278 234 61 7th CJBHL
1993-94 40 16 22 2 - 204 223 34 13th OPJHL
1994-95 48 14 33 1 - 209 304 30 14th OPJHL
1995-96 50 14 35 1 - 185 254 31 18th OPJHL
1996-97 51 29 19 3 - 219 182 64 7th OPJHL
1997-98 51 29 18 4 0 254 176 62 7th OPJHL
1998-99 51 15 26 7 3 169 214 40 27th OPJHL
1999-00 49 17 26 3 3 184 202 40 27th OPJHL
2000-01 49 23 16 7 3 203 199 56 17th OPJHL
2001-02 49 23 20 5 1 195 199 52 17th OPJHL
2002-03 49 15 31 1 2 133 212 33 25th OPJHL
2003-04 49 19 27 3 0 158 222 41 25th OPJHL
2004-05 49 16 28 3 2 161 215 37 25th OPJHL
2005-06 49 25 19 3 2 203 203 55 16th OPJHL Lost Conf. QF
2006-07 49 20 25 3 1 173 208 44 20th OPJHL Lost Conf. QF
2007-08 49 29 14 - 7 161 133 65 13th OPJHL

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