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Pelham Panthers
CityPelham, Ontario, Canada
LeagueGreater Ontario Junior Hockey League
DivisionGolden Horseshoe
Foundedc. 1940
Home arenaMeridian Community Centre
ColoursGreen, blue, and white
     
Owner(s)Tim Toffolo
General managerTim Toffolo
Head coachTim Toffolo
Franchise history
1970–1973Port Colborne Sailors
1973–1974Port Colborne Swords
1974–1975Port Colborne Kinsmen
1975–1979Team Port Colborne
1979–1983Port Colborne Sailors
1983–1985Team Port Colborne
1985–1991Port Colborne Schooners
1991–1995Port Colborne Kinsmen
1995–2008Port Colborne Sailors
2008–2014Port Colborne Pirates
2014Pelham Pirates
2014–presentPelham Panthers

The Pelham Panthers, formerly the Port Colborne Pirates, are a junior ice hockey team based in Pelham, Ontario, Canada. They play in the Golden Horseshoe division of the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League.

History

The Port Colborne Recreationists were a junior ice hockey team in the Ontario Hockey Association that played at the Junior B level through most of the 1940s. The Recreationists captured the 1943 Junior B championship, Sutherland Cup and were promoted to the Junior A level the following year where they competed for one full season. The Junior A team folded early in their second season and the Recreationists returned to Junior B hockey the following year.

The "Sailors" moniker dates back to the 1940s as well. The Port Colborne Sailors were one of the most successful franchises in the OHA Major Intermediate A Hockey League winning championships in 1949, 1950, 1961, 1962, 1965, 1969, 1970, 1975 and 1976.[1]

Since 1970 the Sailors have spent most of their time in the Niagara Junior C Hockey League with the exception of 1975 through 1979 when the team participated in the Niagara District Junior B Hockey League. The team changed its name several times (Sailors, Swords, Kinsmen, Schooners) before returning to the familiar "Sailors" moniker that the team played as between 1995 and 2008. In 2009 the team rebranded itself one more time as the Port Colborne Pirates.

Sutherland Cups: 1943 (as the Port Colborne Recreationists)

In 2014, after decades in Port Colborne, the team relocated to Pelham.[2] In November 2014, the team changed their nickname to the Panthers.[3]

Season-by-season results

Season GP W L T OTL GF GA P Results Playoffs
1977-78 40 9 26 5 - 183 289 23 5th NDJBHL DNQ
1978-79 40 14 24 2 - -- -- 30 4th NDJBHL Lost Semi-final
1979-80 35 16 17 2 - 196 185 34 4th NJC-E
1980-81 40 23 11 6 - 252 171 52 3rd NJC-E Lost Quarter-final
1981-82 36 29 6 1 - -- -- 59 1st NJC-CA Lost Final
1982-83 31 13 13 5 - -- -- 31 4th NJC-E Lost Quarter-final
1983-84 40 30 7 3 - -- -- 63 1st NJC-E
1984-85 34 20 9 5 - 161 119 45 2nd NJCHL
1985-86 40 12 21 7 - 189 214 31 9th GHJHL
1986-87 42 23 16 3 - 258 203 49 4th GHJHL Lost Final
1987-88 42 32 6 4 - 326 179 68 2nd GHJHL Lost Final
1988-89 42 21 12 9 - 229 176 51 4th GHJHL
1989-90 48 17 26 2 3 254 299 39 7th GHJHL
1990-91 42 10 30 1 1 184 285 22 7th GHJHL
1991-92 42 14 27 0 1 172 253 29 7th GHJHL
1992-93 42 8 32 2 0 149 293 18 7th GHJHL
1993-94 40 13 25 2 0 192 260 28 5th GHJHL
1994-95 42 17 22 3 1 171 194 38 5th GHJHL
1995-96 50 35 14 0 1 222 177 71 2nd GHJHL
1996-97 42 32 7 3 0 254 134 67 1st GHJHL Lost Final
1997-98 49 22 23 2 2 211 223 48 5th GHJHL
1998-99 48 23 16 7 2 184 138 55 3rd GHJHL
1999-00 48 25 19 3 1 174 143 54 5th GHJHL
2000-01 48 22 18 5 3 185 149 52 4th GHJHL Lost Final
2001-02 48 33 12 2 1 250 157 69 2nd GHJHL
2002-03 48 20 22 2 4 241 256 46 4th GHJHL
2003-04 48 9 32 6 1 123 215 25 7th GHJHL
2004-05 48 20 20 6 2 155 178 48 4th GHJHL
2005-06 49 16 30 2 1 160 235 35 6th GHJHL Lost Quarter-final
2006-07 49 30 16 1 2 238 210 63 3rd GHJHL Lost Semi-final
2007-08 49 14 32 1 2 152 197 31 7th GOJHL-GH
2008-09 52 16 27 - 9 170 250 41 8th GOJHL-GH Lost Quarter-Final
2009-10 51 17 30 - 4 173 243 38 6th GOJHL-GH Lost Conf. QF
2010-11 51 25 18 - 8 225 195 58 5th GOJHL-GH Lost Conf. SF
2011-12 51 32 17 - 2 212 191 66 4th GOJHL-GH Lost Conf. Final
2012-13 51 35 12 - 4 250 158 74 2nd GOJHL-GH Lost Conf. SF
2013-14 49 9 37 - 3 154 298 21 8th GOJHL-GH Lost Conf. QF
2014-15 49 5 42 - 2 120 336 12 8th GOJHL-GH
2016-17 50 12 34 0 4 129 244 28 7th of 9-GH
23rd of 27-GOJHL		 Lost Conf. Quarter-finals, 0–4 (Corvairs)
2015-16 50 1 45 0 4 105 381 6 8th of 8-GH
26th of 26-GOJHL		 Lost Conf. Quarter-finals, 0–4 (Corvairs)
2016-17 50 12 34 0 4 129 244 28 7th of 9-GH
23rd of 27-GOJHL		 Lost Conf. Quarter-finals, 0–4 (Falcons)
2017-18 50 17 29 1 3 139 217 38 7th of 9-GH
18th of 26-GOJHL		 Lost Conf. Quarter-finals, 0–4 (Falcons)
2018-19 47 25 17 0 5 148 128 55 4th of 8-GH
12th of 25-GOJHL		 Won Conf. Quarter-finals, 4-2 (Blackhawks)
Lost Conf. Semi 0-4 (Canucks)
2019-20 50 17 30 0 3 111 199 37 6th of 9-GH
20th of 26-GOJHL		 Lost Conf. Quarter-finals, 0–4 (Falcons)
2020–21 Season lost due to Covid-19
2021-22 48 14 32 2 0 110 192 30 7th of 8-GH
22nd of 25-GOJHL		 Lost Conf. Quarter-finals, 0–4 (Falcons)

See also

References

  1. ^ "OHA Past Champions". Archived from the original on 2009-04-22.
  2. ^ "Port Colborne Pirates seek new home in Pelham | St. Catharines Standard". www.stcatharinesstandard.ca. Archived from the original on 2014-07-25.
  3. ^ "Welcome to Niagara this Week".
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