North Middlesex Stars

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North Middlesex Stars
North Middlesex Stars logo.png
City Parkhill, Ontario
League Provincial Junior Hockey League
Founded1992
Home arena North Middlesex & District Arena
Colours Red, White and Black
General managerKory Green (2022-Present)
Head coachKory Green (2021-Present)
CaptainTyler O’Neil (2021-Present)
Franchise history
1992–93: Parkhill Stars
1993–present: North Middlesex Stars
Championships
League champions2009
OHA Cups2009

The North Middlesex Stars are a Junior ice hockey team based in Parkhill, Ontario, Canada. They play in the Provincial Junior Hockey League of the Ontario Hockey Association.

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History

The team was founded in 1992 as the Parkhill Stars. After only one season, the team name was changed to the North Middlesex Stars.

The early years were rough on the North Middlesex Stars. In the team's first thirteen seasons, only 2 years did they have winning records.

In the summer of 2005, the team was on the verge of implosion. The community came together and saved the team. In the 2005-06 season, they celebrated their third ever winning record. In the summer of 2006, the OHA Junior Development League dissolved and was replaced by the Southern Ontario Junior Hockey League. Since the formation of the SOJHL, the Stars have been a standout team. In 2006-07, they finished 3rd overall with 30 victories. In 2007-08, they finished 4th overall with 27 victories. And in 2008-09, the Stars celebrated their fourth consecutive winning season with 25 victories and a 4th-place finish in the regular season.

Season-by-season standings

SeasonGPWLTOTLGFGAPResultsPlayoffs
1992-9339830011352731718th OHAJDL
1993-94407312-1362321616th OHAJDL
1994-95381024131322052416th OHAJDL
1995-96371414451521593710th OHAJDL
1996-97381817121671673911th OHAJDL
1997-9840731111232221618th OHAJDL
1998-99401124231161622717th OHAJDL
1999-0039829111061891817th OHAJDL
2000-0140122242----2814th OHAJDL
2001-02401423211411793115th OHAJDL
2002-0340181642162165429th OHAJDL
2003-04401418351471533613th OHAJDL
2004-0539432211062131118th OHAJDL
2005-06381917111651474010th OHAJDL
2006-074030604193123643rd SOJHL
2007-08402711-2177109564th SOJHL
2008-09402511-4189138544th SOJHLWon League
2009-1036304-2166102621st SOJHL
2010-11362113-2167138447th SOJHL
2011-12361124-11181762313th SOJHL
2012-1337233-210324368th SOJHL-Yk
2013-1440336-17125179th SOJHLDNQ
2014-1540235-310026279th SOJHLDNQ
2015-16404360-10831889th of 9 SOJHLDNQ
2016-174010282-121178228th of 9
Yeck Div - PJHL
Lost Div quarterfinal, 1-4 (Dolphins)
2017-1840241402169119504th of 9
Yeck Div - PJHL
Won Div quarterfinal, 4-2 (Trojans)
Lost Div Semifinal, 1-4 (Lancers
2018-1940241213155119524th of 9
Yeck Div - PJHL
Lost Div quarterfinal, 0-4 (Trojans)
2019-2041211622172137465th of 8
Yeck Div - PJHL
Lost Div quarterfinal, 0-4 (Dolphins)
2020-21Season Lost due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021-22301595110495363rd of 7
Yeck Div - PJHL
Won Div quarterfinal, 4-0 (Irish)
Won Div semifinals 4-1 (Bulldogs)
Won Div Finals 4-0 (Dolphins)
Lost Confer Finals 0-4 (Canadiens)
2022-234027823203104592nd of 8
Yeck Div - PJHL
Won Div quarterfinal, 4-1 (Sailors)
Lost Div semifinals 0-4 (Trojans)
2023-244028912203104593rd of 8
Yeck Div - PJHL
Won Div quarterfinal, 4-1(Flyers)
Lost Div Semifinals, 2-4 (Bulldogs)


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