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Sudbury Cubs (2000–)

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Sudbury Cubs
City: Copper Cliff, Ontario, Canada
League: Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League
Division: Eastern
Founded: 2000
Home Arena: McClelland Arena
Colors: Green, Grey, and White
              
Head Coach: Bryan Verreault
Franchise history
2000-2005: Sudbury Northern Wolves
2005-2011: Sudbury Jr. Wolves
2011-Present: Sudbury Cubs

The Sudbury Cubs are a Junior "A" ice hockey team from Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. They are a part of the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League.

History[]

Sudbury Junior Wolves

Jr. Wolves Logo

In 2008, the Jr. Wolves were forced to move from Copper Cliff, Ontario to Garson, Ontario due to fire damage to their arena.

In the summer of 2011, the Jr. Wolves broke their ties with the Sudbury Wolves and elected to change their name to the Cubs.

Season-by-Season results[]

Season GP W L T OTL GF GA P Results Playoffs
2000-01 40 20 15 0 5 204 172 45 3rd NOJHL
2001-02 42 26 13 0 3 253 176 55 3rd NOJHL
2002-03 48 28 16 4 - 260 200 60 4th NOJHL
2003-04 48 31 14 2 1 232 168 65 3rd NOJHL
2004-05 48 12 33 1 2 159 245 27 8th NOJHL Lost Quarter-final
2005-06 48 36 11 0 1 200 139 73 1st NOJHL Won League
2006-07 48 29 13 0 6 207 166 64 2nd NOJHL Lost Final
2007-08 50 28 17 - 5 216 176 84 4th NOJHL Won League
2008-09 50 20 25 - 5 207 238 45 6th NOJHL
2009-10 50 19 27 - 4 186 216 42 6th NOJHL Lost Semi-final
2010-11 50 30 14 - 6 231 89 66 3rd NOJHL Lost Final
2011-12 50 29 15 - 6 283 229 64 3rd NOJHL


External links[]


Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League
Eastern DivisionFrench River Rapids  · Hearst Lumberjacks  · Iroquois Falls Storm  · Kirkland Lake Gold Miners  · Powassan Voodoos  · Timmins Rock
Western DivisionBlind River Beavers  · Elliot Lake Vikings  · Espanola Paper Kings  · Greater Sudbury Cubs  · Soo Eagles  · Soo Thunderbirds
Former TeamsAbitibi Eskimos  · Capreol Hawks  · Cochrane Crunch  · Elliot Lake Wildcats  · Elliot Lake Vikings  · Espanola Eagles  · Espanola Rivermen  · Iroquois Falls Abitibi Eskimos  · Iroquois Falls Eskis  · Nickel Centre Native Sons  · North Bay Trappers  · Onaping Falls Huskies  · Parry Sound Shamrocks  · Rayside-Balfour Canadians  · Rayside-Balfour Sabrecats  · Rouyn-Noranda Capitales  · Sudbury Cubs  · Temiscaming Royals  · Thessalon Flyers
HistoryIJBHL  · NOJHA
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