Dawson Creek Kodiaks

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Dawson Creek Kodiaks
City	Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada
League	Peace-Cariboo Junior Hockey League
Operated	c. 1975-1990
Franchise history
c. 1975-1980	Dawson Creek Canucks
1980-1990	Dawson Creek Kodiaks

The Dawson Creek Kodiaks were a Canadian Junior ice hockey team from Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada. They are former members of the Peace-Cariboo Junior Hockey League.

History

The Dawson Creek Canucks were members of the Peace Junior B Hockey League. In 1975, the league expanded and became the Peace-Cariboo Junior B Hockey League.

In 1980, the Canucks became the Kodiaks and the league was promoted to Junior A. The Kodiaks stayed with the league until 1990 when they folded for the second time in three seasons. Their best season was 1982-83 when they finished second in the league with 24 wins in 40 games. They lost the PCJHL Cup league final 4-games-to-1 to the Williams Lake Mustangs.

The Kodiaks changed their name to the Dawson Creek Capitals in the 1985-1986 season. The Capitals eventually folded and were replaced in 1994 by the Dawson Creek Jr. Canucks in the North West Junior Hockey League. The Kodiaks were replaced at the Junior A level in 2010 by the Dawson Creek Rage of the North American Hockey League.

Season-by-season standings

Season	GP	W	L	T	OTL	GF	GA	P	Results	Playoffs
1975-76	39	6	32	1	-	121	266	13	5th PC Jr. B	DNQ
1976-77	40	18	21	1	-	212	216	37	3rd PC Jr. B
1977-78	40	18	22	0	-	209	227	36	4th PC Jr. B
1978-79	36	22	14	0	-	238	165	44	3rd PC Jr. B
1979-80	48	28	18	2	-	294	275	58	4th PC Jr. B	Lost Quarter-final
1980-81	40	22	17	1	-	226	197	45	3rd PCJHL	Lost Quarter-final
1981-82	56	31	25	0	-	370	315	62	3rd PCJHL	Lost Quarter-final
1982-83	40	24	16	0	-	238	224	48	2nd PCJHL	Lost Final
1983-84	50	11	38	1	-	209	339	23	6th PCJHL	DNQ
1984-85	48	9	39	0	-	183	375	18	5th PCJHL	DNQ
1985-86	50	17	32	1	-	226	312	35	5th PCJHL	DNQ
1986-87	48	14	34	0	-	196	267	28	5th PCJHL	DNQ
1987-88	30	11	19	0	-	114	180	22	5th PCJHL	Folded
1988-89	52	13	39	0	-	190	371	26	5th PCJHL	DNQ
1989-90	49	2	47	0	-	141	500	4	5th PCJHL	Folded

Playoffs

1981 Lost Semi-final

Prince George Spruce Kings defeated Dawson Creek Kodiaks 4-games-to-2

1982 Lost Semi-final

Grande Prairie North Stars defeated Dawson Creek Kodiaks 4-games-to-none

1983 Lost Final

Williams Lake Mustangs defeated Dawson Creek Kodiaks 3-games-to-1

Dawson Creek Canucks defeated Prince George Spruce Kings 3-games-to-2

Williams Lake Mustangs defeated Dawson Creek Kodiaks 4-games-to-1

1984 DNQ
1985 DNQ
1986 DNQ
1987 DNQ
1988 Did Not Finish Season
1989 DNQ
1990 Did Not Finish Season

External links

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