List of MetJHL Standings
The following is a listing of Metro Junior Hockey League Standings. The Metro Junior Hockey League was a Canadian Tier II Junior "A" ice hockey league that was absorbed by the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League in 1998. The league operated out of the Greater Toronto Area, but also pushed into Eastern Ontario,[1][2] Southwestern Ontario,[3][4] New York,[5][6] and Pennsylvania.[7]
From the 1950s until the 1980s, the Metro was considered to be an elite Junior "B" hockey league.[8] In the late 1980s, the league severed ties with the Ontario Hockey Association and Hockey Canada. In 1991, it declared itself a Tier II Junior "A" league. In 1993, the Metro helped found the Canadian Junior A Hockey League. The league was completely absorbed by the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League in 1998.
By declaring itself renegade, the league put itself in direct competition with the Ontario Hockey Association, a rare occurrence. In modern history, the only other league to attempt to break away from the OHA has been the Western Ontario Junior A Hockey League.[9]
This article shows the year by year breakdown of the results of the league through final standings. In the standings, included are games played, wins, losses, ties, goals for and against, as well as final points (2 for a win, 1 for a tie). The purpose of this list is to document the league's history in a way to show the trends in the league as pertaining to successful teams, unsuccessful teams, its members, and its champions.
Related Articles:
- OPJHL Standings (1972-1981)
- OJHL Standings (1981-1987)
- OPJHL Standings (1993-Present)
- CJBHL Standings
- SOJAHL Standings
Note: GP - Games Played, W - Wins, L - Losses, T - Ties, OTL - Overtime Losses, GF - Goals For, GA - Goals Against, P - Points.
From 1957 until 1981
As a Junior B league, statistics are scattered across Toronto-area newspapers. Feel free to add standings if you can find them.
1981-82
The St. Michael's Buzzers were the 1982 Metro and All-Ontario Sutherland Cup Champions.
Central Team GP W L T GF GA P Henry Carr Crusaders 36 24 8 4 209 136 52 St. Michael's Buzzers 35 22 7 6 201 126 50 North York Flames 36 13 16 7 177 191 33 Port Credit Titans 36 12 20 4 147 178 28 Weston Dukes 34 11 19 4 148 202 26 Wexford Warriors 36 9 23 4 141 212 22 Bramalea Blues 35 8 22 5 115 178 21 Eastern Peterborough Lumber Petes 35 22 11 2 187 146 46 Trenton Bobcats 36 19 9 8 178 150 46 Oshawa Legionaires 36 18 15 3 169 153 39 Pickering Panthers 36 15 17 4 188 174 34 Kingston Voyageurs 35 11 17 7 160 175 29
Please note: Toronto Sun did not list results of final two regular season games in final standings.
Playoffs
St. Michael's Buzzers were playoff champions.
Sutherland Cup Finals
- St. Michael's Buzzers defeated Sarnia Bees 4-games-to-3
1982-83
The Henry Carr Crusaders were the 1983 Metro Champions, All-Ontario Sutherland Cup Champions, and celebrated a perfect regular season record.
Fullan Team GP W L T GF GA P Henry Carr Crusaders 36 34 0 2 264 113 70 Bramalea Blues 36 20 10 6 186 131 46 St. Michael's Buzzers 36 21 13 2 171 146 44 Port Credit Titans 35 14 19 2 186 211 30 Wexford Warriors 36 10 21 5 186 206 25 North York Flames 36 6 26 4 153 251 16 Weston Dukes 35 3 25 7 149 255 13 Mackenzie Trenton Bobcats 35 22 9 4 161 126 48 Oshawa Legionaires 36 16 16 4 137 126 36 Pickering Panthers 35 15 15 5 141 149 35 Kingston Voyageurs 36 11 15 10 144 152 32 Peterborough Lumber Petes 36 11 15 10 161 171 32
Playoffs
Henry Carr Crusaders were playoff champions.
Sutherland Cup Finals
- Henry Carr Crusaders defeated Stratford Cullitons 4-games-to-none
1983-84
The Henry Carr Crusaders were the 1984 Metro Champions.
The North York Flames were bought out and moved to become the Markham Travelways.
Fullan Team GP W L T GF GA P Henry Carr Crusaders 42 26 10 6 280 207 58 Bramalea Blues 42 24 11 7 237 166 55 St. Michael's Buzzers 42 20 16 6 233 196 46 Weston Dukes 42 16 19 7 198 216 39 Wexford Raiders 42 14 22 6 187 216 34 Port Credit Titans 42 9 24 9 203 297 27 Mackenzie Oshawa Legionaires 42 24 14 4 183 145 52 Pickering Panthers 42 23 13 6 197 174 52 Trenton Bobcats 42 20 19 3 200 207 43 Peterborough Lumber Petes 42 16 21 5 201 207 37 Markham Travelways 42 14 24 4 186 225 34 Kingston Voyageurs 42 10 26 6 181 233 26
Playoffs
Henry Carr Crusaders were playoff champions.
1984-85
The Bramalea Blues were the 1985 Metro Champions. The Blues made it to the Sutherland Cup final where they lost to the Waterloo Siskins of the Midwestern Junior B Hockey League 4-games-to-1.
Fullan Team GP W L T GF GA P Henry Carr Crusaders 36 25 7 4 184 126 54 Wexford Raiders 36 23 8 5 206 137 49 Bramalea Blues 36 21 9 6 201 139 48 King City Dukes 36 15 21 0 192 195 30 St. Michael's Buzzers 36 10 21 5 145 176 25 Port Credit Titans 36 2 31 3 117 277 7 Mackenzie Oshawa Legionaires 36 25 9 2 193 133 54 Markham Travelways 36 23 11 2 218 185 48 Pickering Panthers 36 17 15 4 183 163 38 Peterborough Roadrunners 36 15 14 7 179 166 37 Trenton Bobcats 36 14 20 2 176 193 30 Kingston Voyageurs 36 4 27 5 119 219 13
Playoffs
Bramalea Blues were playoff champions.
Sutherland Cup Finals
- Waterloo Siskins defeated Bramalea Blues 4-games-to-1
1985-86
The Pickering Panthers were the 1986 Metro Champions.
Fullan Team GP W L T GF GA P Bramalea Blues 35 27 5 3 224 121 57 Henry Carr Crusaders 37 22 10 5 229 164 49 St. Michael's Buzzers 36 19 15 2 228 184 40 Wexford Raiders 37 11 19 7 167 199 29 King City Dukes 37 12 22 3 205 243 27 Mississauga Torspos 37 8 26 3 164 277 19 Mackenzie Pickering Panthers 36 29 5 2 287 128 60 Markham Travelways 37 23 6 8 245 172 54 Peterborough Roadrunners 37 17 18 2 211 240 36 Oshawa Legionaires 37 16 17 4 222 204 36 Kingston Voyageurs 37 7 27 3 164 304 17 Trenton Bobcats 37 6 27 4 153 263 16
Playoffs
Quarter-final
- Pickering Panthers defeated Oshawa Legionaires
- Markham Travelways defeated Peterborough Roadrunners
- Henry Carr Crusaders defeated St. Michael's Buzzers
- Bramalea Blues defeated Wexford Raiders
Semi-final
- Bramalea Blues defeated Henry Carr Crusaders 8-points-to-4
- Pickering Panthers defeated Markham Travelways
Finals
- Pickering Panthers defeated Bramalea Blues
1986-87
The Henry Carr Crusaders won the 1987 Metro Championship.
In a very odd occurance, the King City Dukes moved to become the North York Civics mid-season.
Fullan Team GP W L T GF GA P Henry Carr Crusaders 37 28 4 5 256 162 61 St. Michael's Buzzers 37 21 11 5 215 138 47 Bramalea Blues 37 16 15 6 194 198 38 King City Dukes* 37 17 17 3 202 223 37 Mississauga Torspos 37 10 21 6 158 205 26 Wexford Raiders 37 9 26 2 159 250 20 Mackenzie Pickering Panthers 37 28 7 2 213 115 58 Markham Travelways 37 19 11 7 171 146 45 Oshawa Legionaires 37 20 15 2 209 167 42 Kingston Voyageurs 37 17 16 4 183 163 38 Peterborough Roadrunners 37 11 22 4 184 240 26 Trenton Bobcats 38 1 33 4 115 264 6
(*) Moved to North York mid-season.
Playoffs
Quarter-final
- Henry Carr Crusaders defeated North York Civics
- St. Michael's Buzzers defeated Bramalea Blues
- Pickering Panthers defeated Kingston Voyageurs 8-points-to-4
- Markham Travelways defeated Oshawa Legionaires
Semi-final
- Henry Carr Crusaders defeated St. Michael's Buzzers
- Pickering Panthers defeated Markham Travelways
Final
- Henry Carr Crusaders defeated Pickering Panthers 8-points-to-0
1987-88
The Bramalea Blues won the 1988 Metro Championship.
Fullan Team GP W L T GF GA P Bramalea Blues 37 27 7 3 249 142 57 Henry Carr Crusaders 37 23 9 5 214 161 51 St. Michael's Buzzers 37 16 14 7 206 181 39 Mississauga Torspos 37 13 18 6 188 194 32 Wexford Raiders 37 13 19 5 193 239 31 Richmond Hill Dukes 37 9 24 4 178 244 22 Mackenzie Kingston Voyageurs 37 22 7 8 224 131 52 Pickering Panthers 37 19 12 6 191 130 44 Markham Travelways 37 19 12 6 196 154 44 Belleville Bobcats 37 20 15 2 187 144 42 Oshawa Legionaires 37 11 20 6 147 182 28 Peterborough Roadrunners 37 0 35 2 81 352 2
Playoffs
Quarter-final
- Markham Travelways defeated Pickering Panthers
- Kingston Voyageurs defeated Belleville Bobcats 4 games to none
- Bramalea Blues defeated Mississauga Torspos
- Henry Carr Crusaders defeated St. Michael's Buzzers
Semi-final
- Markham Travelways defeated Kingston Voyageurs 8 points to 4 points
- Bramalea Blues defeated Henry Carr Crusaders 4 games to 3
Final
- Bramalea Blues defeated Markham Travelways
1988-89
The St. Michael's Buzzers won the 1989 Metro Championship.
Fullan Team GP W L T GF GA P St. Michael's Buzzers 39 33 5 1 276 114 67 Thornhill Thunderbirds 38 19 13 6 190 172 44 Bramalea Blues 39 19 15 5 200 184 43 Henry Carr Crusaders 39 16 18 5 184 180 37 Wexford Raiders 38 12 25 1 185 275 25 Mackenzie Kingston Voyageurs 40 27 8 5 262 157 59 Oshawa Legionaires 40 17 15 8 183 175 42 Pickering Panthers 39 15 16 8 182 181 38 Belleville Bobcats 40 13 19 9 169 197 34 Markham Travelways 40 12 25 3 150 229 27 Peterborough Roadrunners 39 7 30 2 157 271 16
The 1988-89 standings have been compiled from the February 13, 1989 edition of the Toronto Sun. For reasons unknown, the Sun did include the final four games of the season in the last listed league standings.
Playoffs
Preliminary
- Peterborough Roadrunners eliminated Pickering Panthers
- Bramalea Blues eliminated ???
Quarter-final
- Peterborough Roadrunners defeated Belleville Bobcats 2-games-to-none
- Bramalea Blues defeated ???
Semi-final
- Kingston Voyageurs defeated Peterborough Roadrunners
- St. Michael's Buzzers defeated Bramalea Blues 4-games-to-2
Final
- St. Michael's Buzzers defeated Kingston Voyageurs 4-games-to-none
1989-90
The Thornhill Thunderbirds won the 1990 Metro Championship.
Fullan Team GP W L T GF GA P Henry Carr Crusaders 44 27 9 8 237 137 62 Thornhill Thunderbirds 44 27 9 8 246 147 62 Bramalea Blues 44 26 10 8 235 155 60 Vaughan Raiders 44 16 25 3 200 211 35 Mimico Monarchs 44 11 30 3 189 268 25 Richmond Hill Rams 44 3 40 1 106 349 7 Bauer Wexford Raiders 44 31 5 8 225 109 70 Wellington Dukes 44 25 15 4 235 178 54 Kingston Voyageurs 44 21 11 12 249 192 54 Oshawa Legionaires 44 20 13 11 248 177 51 Markham Connections 44 12 27 5 192 291 29 Pickering Panthers 44 7 32 5 155 300 19
Playoffs
Quarter-final
- Kingston Voyageurs defeated Wellington Dukes 4 games to 3
- Wexford Raiders defeated Oshawa Legionaires 4 games to 2
- Thornhill Thunderbirds defeated Bramalea Blues
- Henry Carr Crusaders defeated Vaughan Raiders
Semi-final
- Wexford Raiders defeated Kingston Voyageurs 4-games-to-none
- Thornhill Thunderbirds defeated Henry Carr Crusaders 4-games-to-2
Finals
- Thornhill Thunderbirds defeated Wexford Raiders
1990-91
The Wexford Raiders won the 1991 Metro Championship.
Fullan Team GP W L T GF GA P Bramalea Blues 44 26 10 8 233 171 60 St. Michael's Buzzers 44 22 16 6 207 169 50 Henry Carr Crusaders 44 20 16 8 232 193 48 Richmond Hill Rams 44 13 24 7 179 218 33 Mimico Monarchs 44 12 27 5 157 210 29 Muskoka Bears 44 5 39 0 116 356 10 Bauer Wexford Raiders 44 34 5 5 231 110 73 Oshawa Legionaires 44 30 8 6 262 151 66 Wellington Dukes 44 24 14 6 210 180 54 Kingston Voyageurs 44 18 18 8 223 178 44 Markham Thunderbirds 44 18 20 6 176 171 42 Pickering Panthers 44 7 32 5 150 269 19
Playoffs
Preliminary
- Kingston Voyageurs defeated Markham Thunderbirds 2-1
- Richmond Hill Rams defeated Mimico Monarchs 2-1
Quarter-final
- Bramalea Blues defeated Richmond Hill Rams 4-1
- Henry Carr Crusaders defeated St.Michael's Buzzers 4-0
- Wexford Raiders defeated Kingston Voyageurs 4-1
- Oshawa Legionaires defeated Wellington Dukes 4-2
Semi-final
- Wexford Raiders defeated Oshawa Legionaires 4-3
- Bramalea Blues defeated Henry Carr Crusaders 4-2
Final
- Wexford Raiders defeated Bramalea Blues 4-3
1991-92
The Wexford Raiders won the 1992 Metro Championship.
In 1991, the league promoted itself to Junior "A".
Fullan Team GP W L T GF GA P Muskoka Bears 44 23 19 2 224 233 48 Bramalea Blues 44 20 21 3 238 233 43 Richmond Hill Rams 44 20 21 3 206 197 43 St. Michael's Buzzers 44 18 21 5 222 221 41 Weston Dodgers 44 15 26 3 207 230 33 Mimico Monarchs 44 9 31 4 238 243 22 Bauer Thornhill Thunderbirds 44 36 6 2 245 113 74 Wexford Raiders 44 34 8 2 197 121 70 Kingston Voyageurs 44 30 12 2 225 147 62 Wellington Dukes 44 19 22 3 180 194 41 Pickering Panthers 44 13 28 3 190 235 29 Oshawa Legionaires 44 10 32 2 158 252 22
Playoffs
The Wexford Raiders were playoff champions.
Quarterfinals
- Wexford Raiders defeated Kingston Voyageurs 4 games to 1
- Thornhill Thunderbirds defeated Wellington Dukes
Semi-Finals
- Wexford Raiders defeated Thornhill Thunderbirds
Finals
- Wexford Raiders defeated
1992-93
The Wexford Raiders won the 1993 Metro Championship.
Fullan Team GP W L T GF GA P Muskoka Bears 48 27 17 4 251 223 58 St. Michael's Buzzers 48 26 16 6 234 190 56 Mississauga Senators 48 25 18 5 212 177 55 Aurora Eagles 48 24 22 2 227 221 50 Bramalea Blues 48 22 22 4 251 243 48 Weston Dodgers 48 15 27 6 203 253 36 Bauer Wexford Raiders 48 36 9 3 213 118 75 Wellington Dukes 48 28 17 3 248 188 59 North York Rangers 48 23 24 1 197 215 47 Kingston Voyageurs 48 17 29 2 162 204 36 Richmond Hill Riot 48 17 29 2 214 245 36 Oshawa Legionaires 48 16 29 3 196 237 35 Pickering Panthers 48 13 30 5 198 292 31
Playoffs
The Wexford Raiders were playoff champions.
1993-94
The Wexford Raiders won the 1994 Metro Championship. The Caledon Canadians hosted and won the OHA Championship. The Canadians were the only Metro team to have ever played for the Dudley Hewitt Cup but were not successful in winning it.
After helping to form the Canadian Junior A Hockey League in 1993, the Metro rejoined the Ontario Hockey Association on an interm basis.
Fullan Team GP W L T GF GA P Caledon Canadians 50 35 12 3 275 188 73 Muskoka Bears 50 28 14 8 246 183 64 St. Michael's Buzzers 50 25 19 6 249 204 56 Bramalea Blues 50 20 22 8 262 295 48 Aurora Tigers 50 20 26 4 235 268 44 Richmond Hill Riot 50 17 30 3 232 274 37 Mississauga Senators 50 17 31 2 213 260 36 Bauer Wexford Raiders 50 36 11 3 283 157 75 Thornhill Islanders 50 30 18 2 253 206 62 Wellington Dukes 50 28 20 2 263 225 58 Kingston Voyageurs 50 26 21 3 216 207 55 Oshawa Legionaires 50 25 24 1 244 237 51 North York Rangers 50 12 32 6 213 306 30 Pickering Panthers 50 4 43 3 171 345 11
Playoffs
Quarter-final
- Wexford Raiders defeated Kingston Voyageurs 4-games-to-1
- Thornhill Islanders defeated Wellington Dukes 4-games-to-1
- Caledon Canadians defeated Bramalea Blues 4-games-to-2
- Muskoka Bears defeated St. Michael's Buzzers 4-games-to-2
Semi-final
- Wexford Raiders defeated Thornhill Islanders 4-games-to-none
- Caledon Canadians defeated Muskoka Bears 4-games-to-2
Final
- Wexford Raiders defeated Caledon Canadians 4-games-to-none
OHA Championship Final
- Caledon Canadians defeated Orillia Terriers 3-1
Dudley Hewitt Cup Championship Semi-final
- Thunder Bay Flyers defeated Caledon Canadians 4-3 in overtime
1994-95
The Caledon Canadians won the 1995 Metro Championship.
The 1994-95 Season should have been a highlight for the Metro league. Just their second season in the CJAHL and as a sanctioned league, they put up a good showing at the OHA Championship. However, politics were in the air and at the conclusion of the season the Metro once again quit the OHA and Hockey Canada. To coincide with this, five teams quit the Metro league. The Mississauga Chargers, Bramalea Blues, St. Michael's Buzzers and Kingston Voyageurs jumped to the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League and the Richmond Hill Riot folded. This was the beginning of the end for the Metro.
Fullan Team GP W L T GF GA P Caledon Canadians 50 42 3 5 289 134 89 Aurora Eagles 50 26 17 7 232 177 59 St. Michael's Buzzers 50 26 18 6 230 203 58 Mississauga Senators 50 23 24 3 249 271 49 Muskoka Bears 50 23 26 1 256 223 47 Bramalea Blues 50 17 31 2 199 249 36 Richmond Hill Riot 50 12 35 3 151 234 27 Bauer Thornhill Islanders 50 35 14 1 244 151 71 Wellington Dukes 50 27 18 5 234 191 59 Wexford Raiders 50 25 21 4 257 158 54 Kingston Voyageurs 50 21 24 5 241 219 47 North York Rangers 50 20 27 3 207 219 43 Oshawa Legionaires 49 18 30 1 199 240 37 Pickering Panthers 49 10 37 2 161 331 22
Playoffs
Quarter-final
- Thornhill Islandersdefeated Kingston Voyageurs 4-games-to-none
- Wexford Raiders defeated Wellington Dukes 4-games-to-2
- Caledon Canadians defeated Mississauga Chargers 4-games-to-none
- St. Michael's Buzzers defeated Aurora Eagles 4-games-to-2
Semi-final
- Wexford Raiders defeated Thornhill Islanders 4-games-to-3
- Caledon Canadians defeated St. Michael's Buzzers 4-games-to-none
Final
- Caledon Canadians defeated Wexford Raiders 4-games-to-none
OHA Championship
- Brampton Capitals defeated Timmins Golden Bears and Caledon Canadians in round robin play
1995-96
The Caledon Canadians won the 1996 Metro Championship.
The Exudos of 1995 forced the Metro to look for teams in areas the league was not traditionally affiliated with. They ventured to the United States to pick up the Niagara Scenic of West Seneca, New York and the Shelburne Hornets of the Southwestern Ontario region.
Western Team GP W L T GF GA P Caledon Canadians 52 35 13 4 283 179 74 Niagara Scenic 52 32 15 5 294 242 69 Aurora Tigers 52 28 18 6 255 206 62 Muskoka Bears 52 21 26 5 237 229 47 North York Rangers 52 13 32 7 250 284 33 Shelburne Hornets 52 5 44 3 160 383 13 Eastern Wexford Raiders 52 36 14 2 261 171 74 Thornhill Islanders 52 34 15 3 251 172 71 Markham Waxers 52 30 17 5 241 204 65 Wellington Dukes 52 26 23 3 219 222 55 Pickering Panthers 52 14 32 6 197 259 34 Oshawa Legionaires 52 13 38 1 184 286 27
Playoffs
Quarter-final
- Wexford Raiders defeated Wellington Dukes 4-games-to-1
- Thornhill Islanders defeated Markham Waxers 4-games-to-1
- Caledon Canadians defeated Muskoka Bears 4-games-to-2
- Niagara Scenic defeated Aurora Tigers 4-games-to-3
Semi-final
- Thornhill Islanders defeated Wexford Raiders 4-games-to-2
- Caledon Canadians defeated Niagara Scenic 4-games-to-none
Final
- Caledon Canadians defeated Thornhill Islanders 4-games-to-3
1996-97
The Aurora Tigers won the 1997 Metro Championship.
The expansion period continues as the league delved further into the US, seeking our the Syracuse Jr. Crunch. The league also added another Mid-Western Ontario team, the Durham Huskies and then added the Quinte Hawks and Port Hope Buzzards in Eastern Ontario.
On February 21, 1997, the Muskoka Bears' Ryan Venturelli became the first known goaltender in hockey history to score two goals (both empty net) in a hockey game against the Durham Huskies during the Metro Junior A Hockey League 1996-97 regular season [1].
After the season, the Aurora Tigers jumped to the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League and the Metro league, again, affiliated with the OHA.
Western Team GP W L T GF GA P Aurora Tigers 50 42 5 3 342 138 87 Caledon Canadians 50 41 7 2 318 145 84 Muskoka Bears 50 14 34 2 200 298 30 Durham Huskies 50 13 37 0 201 317 26 Shelburne Wolves 50 10 37 3 213 348 23 Central Wexford Raiders 50 38 7 5 285 185 81 Thornhill Islanders 50 29 17 4 279 195 62 Markham Waxers 50 27 19 4 246 221 58 Niagara Scenic 50 17 26 7 230 262 41 North York Rangers 50 12 33 5 248 341 29 Eastern Pickering Panthers 50 34 12 4 232 163 72 Quinte Hawks 50 34 13 3 280 143 71 Wellington Dukes 50 21 26 3 212 224 45 Oshawa Legionaires 50 20 30 0 231 292 40 Port Hope Buzzards 50 13 35 2 162 269 28 Syracuse Jr. Crunch 50 10 37 3 220 358 23
Playoffs
The Aurora Tigers were playoff champions.
1997-98
The Wexford Raiders won the 1998 Metro Championship.
The Pittsburgh Jr. Penguins became the last expansion team in Metro history, another American team. At the end of the season, the league announced it was closing its doors. All teams, except Pittsburgh, jumped to the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League after the season ended.
Western Team GP W L T GF GA P Caledon Canadians 50 40 4 6 319 123 86 Durham Huskies 50 19 29 2 194 232 40 Huntsville Wildcats 50 18 28 4 157 209 40 Shelburne Wolves 50 12 34 4 189 287 28 Niagara Scenic 50 12 36 2 115 257 26 Central Wexford Raiders 50 39 7 4 196 167 82 Thornhill Rattlers 50 29 18 3 216 172 61 Markham Waxers 50 24 19 7 247 192 55 Pittsburgh Jr. Penguins 50 21 26 3 168 240 45 North York Rangers 50 8 33 9 165 244 25 Eastern Oshawa Legionaires 50 34 15 1 266 183 69 Syracuse Jr. Crunch 49 29 16 4 273 219 62 Wellington Dukes 50 23 22 5 223 213 51 Quinte Hawks 49 23 24 2 213 222 48 Port Hope Buzzards 50 19 28 3 190 226 41 Pickering Panthers 50 16 27 7 173 213 39
Playoffs
Preliminary
- Oshawa Legionaires defeated Shelburne Wolves 3-games-to-none
- Syracuse Jr. Crunch defeated Pickering Panthers 3-games-to-2
- Thornhill Rattlers defeated Huntsville Wildcats 3-games-to-1
- Durham Huskies defeated Markham Waxers 3-games-to-1
Quarter-final
- Caledon Canadians defeated Durham Huskies 3-games-to-none
- Wexford Raiders defeated Quinte Hawks 3-games-to-none
- Oshawa Legionaires defeated Wellington Dukes 3-games-to-2
- Syracuse Jr. Crunch defeated Thornhill Rattlers 3-games-to-1
Semi-final
- Caledon Canadians defeated Syracuse Jr. Crunch 4-games-to-3
- Wexford Raiders defeated Oshawa Legionaires 4-games-to-2
Final
- Wexford Raiders defeated Caledon Canadians 4-games-to-3
References
- ^ http://www.officialgamepuck.com/TownIndex/Canadian/OntarioTowns/KingstonVoyaguers.htm Details MetJHL's Kingston Voyageurs of Kingston, Ontario
- ^ http://www.officialgamepuck.com/TownIndex/Canadian/OntarioTowns/BellevilleBobcats.htm Details MetJHL's Belleville Bobcats of Belleville, Ontario
- ^ http://www.officialgamepuck.com/TownIndex/Canadian/OntarioTowns/DurhamHuskies2.htm Details MetJHL's Durham Huskies of Durham, Ontario
- ^ http://www.officialgamepuck.com/TownIndex/Canadian/OntarioTowns/ShelburneWolves.htm Details MetJHL's Shelburne Wolves of Shelburne, Ontario
- ^ http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/teamseasons.php?tid=4403 Details MetJHL's Syracuse Jr. Crunch of Syracuse, New York
- ^ http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/teamseasons.php?tid=3627 Details MetJHL's Niagara Scenic of West Seneca, New York
- ^ http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/teamseasons.php?tid=4451 Details MetJHL's Pittsburgh Jr. Penguins of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- ^ http://www.rauzulusstreet.com/hockey/junior/sunderland.html Details Sutherland Cup Champions -- Metro teams are on this list prior to 1989
- ^ http://www.officialgamepuck.com/TownIndex/Canadian/OntarioTowns/StThomasBarons.htm The St. Thomas Barons and the Western "B" go Renegade in 1968