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The '''Huntsville Otters''' are a Tier II Junior "A" team from [[Huntsville]], [[Ontario]], [[Canada]]. They are a part of the [[Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League]].
  
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| team = Huntsville Otters
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| logo = Huntsville Otters.png
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| logosize = 160px
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| city = [[Huntsville, Ontario]], Canada
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| league = [[Provincial Junior Hockey League]]
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| conference = Northern
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| division = Carruthers
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| operated = 1990–present
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| arena = [[Canada Summit Centre]]
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| colours = [[Blue]], [[Yellow]], and [[White]]<br>{{color box|blue}} {{color box|yellow}} {{color box|white}}
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| owner =
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| coach = Brent Tomlinson and<br> Marc Gagnon <small>(2017-Present)</small>
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| GM = Craig Shaw <small>(2013-Present)</small>
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| media =
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| affiliates = Powasson Voodoos (NOJHL), North Bay Battallion OHL
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| dates1 = 1990&ndash;1997
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| name1 = Muskoka Bears
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| dates2 = 1997&ndash;2004
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| name2 = Huntsville Wildcats
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| dates3 = 2004&ndash;2007
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| name3 = Huntsville-Muskoka Otters
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| dates4 = 2007&ndash;present
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| name4 = '''Huntsville Otters'''
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he '''Huntsville Otters''' are a [[Canada|Canadian]] [[Junior ice hockey|Junior]] [[ice hockey]] team from [[Huntsville, Ontario|Huntsville]], [[Ontario]]. Starting the 2016-17 season the Otters are members of the [[Provincial Junior Hockey League]]. Prior to this change they were members of the [[Georgian Mid-Ontario Junior C Hockey League]] after resigning from the [[Ontario Junior Hockey League]] in the Spring of 2012.
   
 
==History==
  
==History==
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Joining the ranks of Junior hockey in 1990, the Bears were a member of the [[Metro Junior A Hockey League]]. Prior to this, the team did have a history of Junior C hockey.
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Joining the ranks of Junior hockey in 1990, the Bears were a member of the [[Metro Junior A Hockey League]]. Prior to this, the team did have a history of Junior C hockey.
   
 
[[Image:Muskoka Bears.png|right|thumbnail|150px|Old Bears Logo]]
  
[[Image:Muskoka Bears.png|right|thumbnail|150px|Old Bears Logo]]
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[[Image:Huntsville Wildcats.png|right|thumbnail|100px|Old Wildcats Logo]]
  
[[Image:Huntsville Wildcats.png|right|thumbnail|100px|Old Wildcats Logo]]
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From 1997 until 2004, the franchise was the Huntsville Wildcats. The team never truly found their groove and folded halfway through the 2003-04 season after 23 straight loses and a goals against average of roughly 10.
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From 1997 until 2004, the franchise was the Huntsville Wildcats. The team never truly found their groove and folded halfway through the 2003-04 season after 23 straight loses and a goals against average of roughly 10.
   
 
[[Image:Huntsville-Muskoka Otters.png|right|thumbnail|100px|Old Otters Logo]]
  
[[Image:Huntsville-Muskoka Otters.png|right|thumbnail|100px|Old Otters Logo]]
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For the 2004-05 Season, the team reformed as the Huntsville-Muskoka Otters after Sherwood Bassin, Ray Irwin and Tom McCarthy took over ownership and have been with the league since. In 2007, the team was sold to Kris House and Jason Armstrong, who shortened their team name to the Huntsville Otters.
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For the 2004-05 Season, the team reformed as the Huntsville-Muskoka Otters after Sherwood Bassin, Ray Irwin and Tom McCarthy took over ownership and have been with the league since. In 2007, the team was sold to Kris House and Jason Armstrong, who shortened their team name to the Huntsville Otters.
   
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==Season-by-Season Results==
 
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The town of Huntsville hosted the 2011 Ontario Junior A [[Dudley Hewitt Cup]] on the weekend of April 18&ndash;23, 2011 at the Don Lough Arena, Canada Summit Centre. The Otters went 3-0, and received a bye to the final and lost the championship game to the Wellington Dukes 5-3.
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In March 2012, it was announced that the Huntsville Otters were to be contracted from the Ontario Junior Hockey League<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.cottagecountrynow.ca/news/local/article/1302531--junior-league-gets-in-line-for-huntsville-franchise |title=CottageCountryNow Article: Junior league gets in line for Huntsville franchise |publisher=Cottagecountrynow.ca |date= |accessdate=2012-02-22}}</ref> when a local group successfully applied to bring the team to the Georgian Mid-Ontario Junior C Hockey League.
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==Season-by-season results==
 
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|1990-91 ||44 ||5 ||39 ||0 ||- ||116 ||356 ||10 ||12th Metro B||
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|1993-94 ||50 ||28 ||14 ||8 ||- ||246 ||183 ||64 ||3rd Metro A ||Lost Semi-final
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|1993-94 ||50 ||28 ||14 ||8 || - ||246 ||183 ||64 ||3rd Metro A ||Lost Semi-final
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|1994-95 ||50 ||23 ||26 ||1 ||- ||256 ||223 ||47 ||8th Metro A||
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|1994-95 ||50 ||23 ||26 ||1 || - ||256 ||223 ||47 ||8th Metro A||
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|1995-96 ||52 ||21 ||26 ||5 ||- ||237 ||229 ||47 ||8th Metro A ||Lost Quarter-final
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|1995-96 ||52 ||21 ||26 ||5 || - ||237 ||229 ||47 ||8th Metro A ||Lost Quarter-final
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|1996-97 ||50 ||14 ||34 ||2 ||- ||200 ||298 ||30 ||11th Metro A||
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|1996-97 ||50 ||14 ||34 ||2 || - ||200 ||298 ||30 ||11th Metro A||
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|1997-98 ||50 ||18 ||28 ||4 ||- ||157 ||209 ||40 ||12th Metro A||
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|1997-98 ||50 ||18 ||28 ||4 || - ||157 ||209 ||40 ||12th Metro A||
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|[[OPJHL Standings#1998-99|1998-99]] ||51 ||9 ||37 ||4 ||1 ||142 ||323 ||23 ||35th OPJHL||
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|[[1998–99 OPJHL season|1998-99]] ||51 ||9 ||37 ||4 ||1 ||142 ||323 ||23 ||12th OPJHL-C||
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|[[OPJHL Standings#1999-00|1999-00]] ||49 ||21 ||20 ||6 ||2 ||181 ||198 ||50 ||20th OPJHL||
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|[[1999–2000 OPJHL season|1999-00]] ||49 ||21 ||20 ||6 ||2 ||181 ||198 ||50 ||6th OPJHL-N||
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|[[OPJHL Standings#2000-01|2000-01]] ||49 ||9 ||35 ||2 ||3 ||121 ||290 ||23 ||34th OPJHL||
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|[[2000–01 OPJHL season|2000-01]] ||49 ||9 ||35 ||2 ||3 ||121 ||290 ||23 ||7th OPJHL-N||
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|[[OPJHL Standings#2001-02|2001-02]] ||49 ||7 ||39 ||2 ||1 ||121 ||289 ||17 ||33rd OPJHL||
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|[[2001–02 OPJHL season|2001-02]] ||49 ||7 ||39 ||2 ||1 ||121 ||289 ||17 ||8th OPJHL-N||
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|[[OPJHL Standings#2002-03|2002-03]] ||49 ||2 ||46 ||0 ||1 ||121 ||406 ||5 ||35th OPJHL||
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|[[2002–03 OPJHL season|2002-03]] ||49 ||2 ||46 ||0 ||1 ||121 ||406 ||5 ||6th OPJHL-N||
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|[[OPJHL Standings#2003-04|2003-04]] ||23 ||0 ||23 ||0 ||0 ||42 ||209 ||0 ||35th OPJHL ||Folded
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|[[OPJHL Standings#2004-05|2004-05]] ||49 ||23 ||23 ||2 ||1 ||177 ||207 ||49 ||21st OPJHL ||Lost Conf. SF
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|[[2004–05 OPJHL season|2004-05]] ||49 ||23 ||23 ||2 ||1 ||177 ||207 ||49 ||4th OPJHL-N ||Lost Conf. SF
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|[[OPJHL Standings#2005-06|2005-06]] ||48 ||12 ||28 ||5 ||3 ||135 ||219 ||32 ||30th OPJHL ||Lost Conf. QF
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|[[2005–06 OPJHL season|2005-06]] ||48 ||12 ||28 ||5 ||3 ||135 ||219 ||32 ||7th OPJHL-N ||Lost Conf. QF
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|[[OPJHL Standings#2006-07|2006-07]] ||48 ||20 ||21 ||4 ||3 ||182 ||186 ||47 ||18th OPJHL ||Lost Conf. QF
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|[[2006–07 OPJHL season|2006-07]] ||48 ||20 ||21 ||4 ||3 ||182 ||186 ||47 ||4th OPJHL-N ||Lost Conf. QF
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|2007-08 ||49 ||42 ||7 ||- ||0 ||218 ||92 ||84 ||3rd OPJHL ||
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|2007-08 ||49 ||42 ||7 || - ||0 ||218 ||92 ||84 ||1st OPJHL-N ||
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|2008-09 ||49 ||38 ||7 ||- ||4 ||224 ||125 ||80 ||2nd OJ-Phi||
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|2008-09 ||49 ||38 ||7 || - ||4 ||224 ||125 ||80 ||2nd OJHL-P||
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|- style="text-align:center; background:#eef;"
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|2009-10 ||56 ||22 ||31 || - ||3 ||229 ||236 ||47 ||11th OJAHL ||DNQ
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|- style="text-align:center; background:#eef;"
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|2010-11 ||50 ||25 ||17 || - ||8 ||175 ||144 ||58 ||4th OJHL-N ||Lost Qualifier
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|- style="text-align:center; background:#eef;"
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|2011-12 ||49 ||18 ||26 || - ||5 ||175 ||205 ||41 ||5th OJHL-N ||Lost Division QF
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|2012-13 ||40 ||8 ||30 || - ||2 ||122 ||260 ||18 ||9th GMOHL ||Won Qualifier - 2-1 - ([[Fergus Devils|Devils]])<br />Lost Quarters - 0-4 - ([[Alliston Hornets|Hornets]])
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|- style="text-align:center;"
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|2013-14 ||40 ||8 ||29 || - ||3 ||96 ||186 ||19 ||9th GMOHL ||Lost Qualifier - 0-2 - ([[Fergus Devils|Devils]])
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|- style="text-align:center;"
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|2014-15 ||40 ||24 ||14 || - ||2 ||176 ||149 ||50 ||3rd GMOHL ||Lost Quarters - 2-4 - ([[Schomberg Cougars|Cougars]])
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|2015-16 ||40 ||20 ||16 ||4 || - ||156 ||134 ||44 ||2nd of 9 GMOHL ||Lost Quarters - 1-4 - ([[Erin Shamrocks|Shamrocks]])
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|2016-17 ||42 ||16 ||26 ||0 || - ||149 ||197 ||32 ||6th of 8-PJHL<br />Carruthers Div ||Lost Div Quarters - 2-4 - ([[Midland Flyers|Flyers]])
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|- style="text-align:center;" bgcolor="tan"
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|2017-18 ||42 ||16 ||24 ||1 || 1 ||154 ||212 ||34 ||6th of 8-PJHL<br />Carruthers Div ||Lost Div Quarters - 3-4 - ([[Caledon Golden Hawks|Golden Hawks]])
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|- style="text-align:center;" bgcolor="beige"
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|2018-19 ||42 ||15 ||24 ||2 ||1 ||138 ||191 ||33 ||7th of 8-PJHL<br />Carruthers Div ||Lost Div Quarters, 0-4 ([[Alliston Hornets|Hornets]])
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|- style="text-align:center;" bgcolor="beige"
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|2019-20 ||42 ||11 ||30 ||1 ||0 ||113 ||208 ||23 ||8th of 8-PJHL<br />Carruthers Div ||
 
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==External links==
  
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*[http://www.huntsvilleotters.com/ Otters Webpage]
  
   
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===Playoffs===
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[[Image:Muskoka Bears.png|right|thumbnail|150px|Old Bears Logo]]
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[[Image:Huntsville Wildcats.png|right|thumbnail|100px|Old Wildcats Logo]]
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[[Image:Huntsville-Muskoka Otters.png|right|thumbnail|100px|Old Otters Logo]]
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'''''MetJHL Years'''''
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*1991 ''DNQ''
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*1992 ''Lost Semi-final''
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:'''Muskoka Bears''' defeated [[St. Michael's Buzzers]] ''4-games-to-3''
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:'''[[Bramalea Blues]]''' defeated Muskoka Bears ''4-games-to-none''
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*1993 ''Lost Semi-final''
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:'''Muskoka Bears''' defeated [[Aurora Eagles]] ''4-games-to-2''
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:'''[[St. Michael's Buzzers]]''' defeated Muskoka Bears ''4-games-to-none''
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*1994 ''Lost Semi-final''
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:'''Muskoka Bears''' defeated [[St. Michael's Buzzers]] ''4-games-to-2''
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:'''[[Caledon Canadians]]''' defeated Muskoka Bears ''4-games-to-2''
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*1995 ''DNQ''
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*1996 ''Lost Quarter-final''
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:'''[[Caledon Canadians]]''' defeated Muskoka Bears ''4-games-to-2''
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*1997 ''Lost Preliminary''
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:'''[[Caledon Canadians]]''' defeated Muskoka Bears ''4-games-to-none''
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*1998 ''Lost Preliminary''
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:'''[[Thornhill Rattlers]]''' defeated Huntsville Wildcats ''3-games-to-1''
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'''''OJHL Years'''''
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*1999 ''DNQ''
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*2000 ''Lost Division Quarter-final''
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:'''[[Collingwood Blues]]''' defeated Huntsville Wildcats ''4-games-to-3''
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*2001 ''Lost Division Quarter-final''
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:'''[[Thornhill Rattlers]]''' defeated Huntsville Wildcats ''4-games-to-none''
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*2002 ''Lost Division Quarter-final''
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:'''[[Newmarket Hurricanes]]''' defeated Huntsville Wildcats ''4-games-to-none''
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*2003 ''DNQ''
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*2004 ''Did Not Finish Season''
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*2005 ''Lost Division Semi-final''
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:'''Huntsville-Muskoka Otters''' defeated [[Collingwood Blues]] ''4-games-to-1''
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:'''[[Aurora Tigers]]''' defeated Huntsville-Muskoka Otters ''4-games-to-2''
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*2006 ''Lost Division Quarter-final''
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:'''[[Newmarket Hurricanes]]''' defeated Huntsville-Muskoka Otters ''4-games-to-1''
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*2007 ''Lost Division Quarter-final''
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:'''[[Newmarket Hurricanes]]''' defeated Huntsville-Muskoka Otters ''4-games-to-1''
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*2008 ''Lost Division Semi-final''
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:'''[[Stouffville Spirit]]''' defeated Huntsville Otters ''4-games-to-3''
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*2009 ''Lost Conference Final''
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:'''Huntsville Otters''' defeated [[Toronto Dixie Beehives]] ''3-games-to-none''
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:'''Huntsville Otters''' defeated [[Aurora Tigers]] ''4-games-to-2''
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:'''Huntsville Otters''' defeated [[Orangeville Crushers]] ''4-games-to-1''
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:'''[[Kingston Voyageurs]]''' defeated Huntsville Otters ''4-games-to-1''
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*2010 ''DNQ OJAHL Playoffs''
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*2011 ''Lost Qualifier, Hosted and Lost [[Dudley Hewitt Cup]] Final''
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:'''[[Orangeville Crushers|Orangeville Flyers]]''' defeated Huntsville Otters ''2-games-to-none''
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:'''First''' in [[Dudley Hewitt Cup]] round robin (3-0)
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:'''[[Wellington Dukes]]''' defeated Huntsville Otters ''5-3'' in final
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*2012 ''Lost Division Quarter-final''
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:'''[[Markham Waxers]]''' defeated Huntsville Otters ''3-games-to-none''
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==References==
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==External links==
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*[http://huntsvilleotters.pointstreaksites.com/view/huntsvilleotters/home-page-41 Otters Webpage]
   
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Revision as of 19:29, 17 February 2020

Huntsville Otters
Huntsville Otters
City: Huntsville, Ontario, Canada
League: Provincial Junior Hockey League
Conference: Northern
Division: Carruthers
Operated: 1990–present
Home Arena: Canada Summit Centre
General Manager: Craig Shaw (2013-Present)
Head Coach: Brent Tomlinson and
Marc Gagnon (2017-Present)
Affiliates: Powasson Voodoos (NOJHL), North Bay Battallion OHL
Franchise history
1990–1997: Muskoka Bears
1997–2004: Huntsville Wildcats
2004–2007: Huntsville-Muskoka Otters
2007–present: Huntsville Otters

he Huntsville Otters are a Canadian Junior ice hockey team from Huntsville, Ontario. Starting the 2016-17 season the Otters are members of the Provincial Junior Hockey League. Prior to this change they were members of the Georgian Mid-Ontario Junior C Hockey League after resigning from the Ontario Junior Hockey League in the Spring of 2012.

History

Joining the ranks of Junior hockey in 1990, the Bears were a member of the Metro Junior A Hockey League. Prior to this, the team did have a history of Junior C hockey.

Muskoka Bears

Old Bears Logo

The team did make hockey history on February 21, 1997 when their goalie, became the first 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.

Huntsville Wildcats

Old Wildcats Logo

From 1997 until 2004, the franchise was the Huntsville Wildcats. The team never truly found their groove and folded halfway through the 2003-04 season after 23 straight loses and a goals against average of roughly 10.

Huntsville-Muskoka Otters

Old Otters Logo

For the 2004-05 Season, the team reformed as the Huntsville-Muskoka Otters after Sherwood Bassin, Ray Irwin and Tom McCarthy took over ownership and have been with the league since. In 2007, the team was sold to Kris House and Jason Armstrong, who shortened their team name to the Huntsville Otters.


The town of Huntsville hosted the 2011 Ontario Junior A Dudley Hewitt Cup on the weekend of April 18–23, 2011 at the Don Lough Arena, Canada Summit Centre. The Otters went 3-0, and received a bye to the final and lost the championship game to the Wellington Dukes 5-3.

In March 2012, it was announced that the Huntsville Otters were to be contracted from the Ontario Junior Hockey League[1] when a local group successfully applied to bring the team to the Georgian Mid-Ontario Junior C Hockey League.

Season-by-season results

Season GP W L T OL GF GA P Results Playoffs
1990-91 44 5 39 0 - 116 356 10 12th Metro B
1991-92 44 23 19 2 - 224 233 48 4th Metro A
1992-93 48 27 17 4 - 251 223 58 3rd Metro A
1993-94 50 28 14 8 - 246 183 64 3rd Metro A Lost Semi-final
1994-95 50 23 26 1 - 256 223 47 8th Metro A
1995-96 52 21 26 5 - 237 229 47 8th Metro A Lost Quarter-final
1996-97 50 14 34 2 - 200 298 30 11th Metro A
1997-98 50 18 28 4 - 157 209 40 12th Metro A
1998-99 51 9 37 4 1 142 323 23 12th OPJHL-C
1999-00 49 21 20 6 2 181 198 50 6th OPJHL-N
2000-01 49 9 35 2 3 121 290 23 7th OPJHL-N
2001-02 49 7 39 2 1 121 289 17 8th OPJHL-N
2002-03 49 2 46 0 1 121 406 5 6th OPJHL-N
2003-04 23 0 23 0 0 42 209 0 6th OPJHL-N Folded
2004-05 49 23 23 2 1 177 207 49 4th OPJHL-N Lost Conf. SF
2005-06 48 12 28 5 3 135 219 32 7th OPJHL-N Lost Conf. QF
2006-07 48 20 21 4 3 182 186 47 4th OPJHL-N Lost Conf. QF
2007-08 49 42 7 - 0 218 92 84 1st OPJHL-N
2008-09 49 38 7 - 4 224 125 80 2nd OJHL-P
2009-10 56 22 31 - 3 229 236 47 11th OJAHL DNQ
2010-11 50 25 17 - 8 175 144 58 4th OJHL-N Lost Qualifier
2011-12 49 18 26 - 5 175 205 41 5th OJHL-N Lost Division QF
2012-13 40 8 30 - 2 122 260 18 9th GMOHL Won Qualifier - 2-1 - (Devils)
Lost Quarters - 0-4 - (Hornets)
2013-14 40 8 29 - 3 96 186 19 9th GMOHL Lost Qualifier - 0-2 - (Devils)
2014-15 40 24 14 - 2 176 149 50 3rd GMOHL Lost Quarters - 2-4 - (Cougars)
2015-16 40 20 16 4 - 156 134 44 2nd of 9 GMOHL Lost Quarters - 1-4 - (Shamrocks)
2016-17 42 16 26 0 - 149 197 32 6th of 8-PJHL
Carruthers Div		 Lost Div Quarters - 2-4 - (Flyers)
2017-18 42 16 24 1 1 154 212 34 6th of 8-PJHL
Carruthers Div		 Lost Div Quarters - 3-4 - (Golden Hawks)
2018-19 42 15 24 2 1 138 191 33 7th of 8-PJHL
Carruthers Div		 Lost Div Quarters, 0-4 (Hornets)
2019-20 42 11 30 1 0 113 208 23 8th of 8-PJHL
Carruthers Div


Playoffs

Muskoka Bears

Old Bears Logo

Huntsville Wildcats

Old Wildcats Logo

Huntsville-Muskoka Otters

Old Otters Logo

MetJHL Years

  • 1991 DNQ
  • 1992 Lost Semi-final
Muskoka Bears defeated St. Michael's Buzzers 4-games-to-3
Bramalea Blues defeated Muskoka Bears 4-games-to-none
  • 1993 Lost Semi-final
Muskoka Bears defeated Aurora Eagles 4-games-to-2
St. Michael's Buzzers defeated Muskoka Bears 4-games-to-none
  • 1994 Lost Semi-final
Muskoka Bears defeated St. Michael's Buzzers 4-games-to-2
Caledon Canadians defeated Muskoka Bears 4-games-to-2
  • 1995 DNQ
  • 1996 Lost Quarter-final
Caledon Canadians defeated Muskoka Bears 4-games-to-2
  • 1997 Lost Preliminary
Caledon Canadians defeated Muskoka Bears 4-games-to-none
  • 1998 Lost Preliminary
Thornhill Rattlers defeated Huntsville Wildcats 3-games-to-1

OJHL Years

  • 1999 DNQ
  • 2000 Lost Division Quarter-final
Collingwood Blues defeated Huntsville Wildcats 4-games-to-3
  • 2001 Lost Division Quarter-final
Thornhill Rattlers defeated Huntsville Wildcats 4-games-to-none
  • 2002 Lost Division Quarter-final
Newmarket Hurricanes defeated Huntsville Wildcats 4-games-to-none
  • 2003 DNQ
  • 2004 Did Not Finish Season
  • 2005 Lost Division Semi-final
Huntsville-Muskoka Otters defeated Collingwood Blues 4-games-to-1
Aurora Tigers defeated Huntsville-Muskoka Otters 4-games-to-2
  • 2006 Lost Division Quarter-final
Newmarket Hurricanes defeated Huntsville-Muskoka Otters 4-games-to-1
  • 2007 Lost Division Quarter-final
Newmarket Hurricanes defeated Huntsville-Muskoka Otters 4-games-to-1
  • 2008 Lost Division Semi-final
Stouffville Spirit defeated Huntsville Otters 4-games-to-3
  • 2009 Lost Conference Final
Huntsville Otters defeated Toronto Dixie Beehives 3-games-to-none
Huntsville Otters defeated Aurora Tigers 4-games-to-2
Huntsville Otters defeated Orangeville Crushers 4-games-to-1
Kingston Voyageurs defeated Huntsville Otters 4-games-to-1
Orangeville Flyers defeated Huntsville Otters 2-games-to-none
First in Dudley Hewitt Cup round robin (3-0)
Wellington Dukes defeated Huntsville Otters 5-3 in final
  • 2012 Lost Division Quarter-final
Markham Waxers defeated Huntsville Otters 3-games-to-none

References

  1. ↑ CottageCountryNow Article: Junior league gets in line for Huntsville franchise. Cottagecountrynow.ca. Retrieved on 2012-02-22.

External links

Provincial Junior Hockey League (2022-23)
CarruthersAlliston Hornets - Caledon Golden Hawks - Huntsville Otters - Innisfil Spartans - Midland Flyers - Orillia Terriers - Penetang Kings - Schomberg Cougars - Stayner Siskins - (See also: GMOHL)
PollockGoderich Flyers - Hanover Barons - Kincardine Bulldogs - Mitchell Hawks - Mount Forest Patriots - Walkerton Hawks - Wingham Ironmen - (See also: WOJCHL)
BloomfieldDundas Blues - Dunnville Jr. Mudcats - Glanbrook Rangers - Grimsby Peach Kings - Hagersville Hawks - Niagara Riverhawks - Port Dover Sailors - (See also: NDJCHL)
DohertyHespeler Shamrocks New Hamburg Firebirds - Norwich Merchants - Paris Mounties - Tavistock Braves - Wellesley Applejacks - Woodstock Navy-Vets - (See also: MWJCHL)
OrrClarington Eagles - Georgina Ice - Lakefield Chiefs - Little Britain Merchants - North Kawartha Knights - Port Perry Lumberjacks - Uxbridge Bruins - (See also: COJCHL)
TodAmherstview Jets - Campbellford Rebels - Frankford Huskies - Napanee Raiders - Picton Pirates - Port Hope Panthers - (See also: EBJCHL)
StobbsAmherstburg Admirals - Blenheim Blades - Dresden Jr. Kings - Essex 73's - Lakeshore Canadiens - Mooretown Flags - Wallaceburg Thunderhawks - Wheatley Sharks - (See also: GLJCHL)
YeckAylmer Spitfires - Dorchester Dolphins - Exeter Hawks - Lambeth Lancers - Lucan Irish - Mount Brydges Bulldogs - North Middlesex Stars - Petrolia Flyers - Port Stanley Sailors - Thamesford Trojans - (See also: SOJHL)
Clarence Schmalz Cup - Ontario Hockey Association - Ontario Hockey Federation - Hockey Canada
Ontario Hockey Association Junior A Hockey (Centennial Cup Era)
Ontario Junior Hockey League (2023-24)Aurora Tigers  · Brampton Admirals  · Brantford 99ers  · Buffalo Jr. Sabres  · Burlington Cougars  · Caledon Admirals  · Cobourg Cougars  · Collingwood Blues  · Georgetown Raiders  · Haliburton County Huskies  · Leamington Flyers  · Lindsay Muskies  · Markham Royals  · Milton Menace  · Mississauga Chargers  · Niagara Falls Canucks  · North York Rangers  · Oakville Blades  · Pickering Panthers  · St. Michael's Buzzers  · Stouffville Spirit  · Toronto Jr. Canadiens  · Toronto Patriots  · Trenton Golden Hawks  · Wellington Dukes
Southern Ontario Junior A Hockey League
(1970-1977)		Brantford Foresters • Brantford Majors • Buffalo-Glencoe Tondas • Chatham Maroons • Detroit Jr. Red Wings • Guelph CMC's • Guelph Imperials • Michigan Americans • Niagara Falls Flyers • St. Thomas Elgins • Sarnia Bees • Sarnia Legionnaires • Welland Sabres • Windsor Spitfires
Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League
(1972-1987)		Ajax Merchants • Belleville Bulls • Brampton Warriors • Cambridge Winterhawks • Dixie Beehives • Guelph Platers • Hamilton Mountain A's • Kingston Frontenacs • North Bay Trappers • Owen Sound Greys • Royal York Royals • Toronto Nationals • Weston Dodgers • Whitby Lawmen
Metro Junior A Hockey League
(1991-1998)		Mimico Monarchs • Pittsburgh Jr. Penguins
Ontario Junior Hockey League
(1993-2009)		Ajax Attack • Barrie Colts • Bowmanville Eagles • Bramalea Blues • Caledon Canadians • Couchiching Terriers • Durham Huskies • Parry Sound Shamrocks • Seguin Bruins • Shelburne Wolves • Syracuse Jr. Crunch • Trenton Sting
Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League1972–73 • 1973–74 • 1974–75 • 1975–76 • 1976–77 • 1977–78 • 1978–79 • 1979–80 • 1980–81 • 1981–82 • 1982–83 • 1983–84 • 1984–85 • 1985–86 • 1986–87
Metro Junior A Hockey League1991–92 • 1992–93 • 1993–94 • 1994–95 • 1995–96 • 1996–97 • 1997–98
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See AlsoCJHL: Buckland Cup  · Dudley Hewitt Cup  · Centennial Cup
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