Frankford Huskies

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Frankford Huskies
Frankford Huskies logo.png
City Frankford, Ontario
League Provincial Junior
Operated2004-2009 (senior)
2021- (junior)
Home arenaFrankford Arena
ColoursBlue, Yellow, White
General managerIan Green
Head coachPatrick Shearer
Franchise history
2004-2008Frankford Huskies
2008-2009Baltimore Clippers
2021-presentFrankford Huskies

The Frankford Huskies are a Canadian Junior "C" ice hockey team based in Frankford, Ontario, Canada. They play in the Provincial Junior Hockey league.

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History

The Frankford Huskies joined the Eastern Ontario Senior Hockey League in 2004. They were named after their old junior hockey club that played in the Quinte-St. Lawrence Junior C Hockey League for many years. The relocated Baltimore Clippers were named after the long time American Hockey League team previously located in Baltimore, Maryland.

After four years in the EOSHL, the remaining four EOSHL teams merged with the two remaining Western senior teams to form the new Ontario Major Hockey "AAA" League to be known as Major League Hockey. In 2008, the Baltimore Clippers will begin their first season in the MLH with the Whitby Dunlops, the Norwood Vipers, the Coldwater Tundras, the Brantford Blast and the Dundas Real McCoys. In the summer of 2009, the Clippers left Major League Hockey.

History Junior "C"

The Frankford Huskies are a Canadian Junior C team based out of the Frankford Arena in Frankford, Ontario playing in the Provincial Junior Hockey League (OHA). The team started play with the 2021-22 season. They are part of the East Conference and the Tod Division.

The franchise was formed out of the sale of the Kitchener Dutchmen and the elevation of the Ayr Centennials to Junior B. The PJHL franchise rights were used to form the Frankford Huskies franchise.

Season-by-season record

Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, OTL = Overtime losses, Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against

SeasonGPWLTOTLGFGAPResults
2004-0532525-2----127th EOSHL
2005-0630524-1100236115th EOSHL
2006-07271411-2169160302nd EOSHL
2007-08281511-2149150323rd EOSHL
2008-09281512-1141153314th MLH
Frankford Huskies
2021-2230127024517046th of 6-PJHL
Tod Div
Lost Div Semis, 1-4 (Picton)
2022-2342152430152189335th of 6-PJHL
Tod Div
Lost Div Semis, 1-4 (Panthers)
2023-244230840219116641st of 6-PJHL
Tod Div
Div Quarterfinals - bye
Lost Div Semis, 2-4 (Raiders)


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