Sudbury Cubs

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Sudbury Cubs
City Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
League Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League
Operated1976-1993
Affiliate Sudbury Wolves (OHL)
Franchise history
1976-1978Sudbury North Stars
1978-1982Sudbury Cubs
1982-1983Sudbury North Stars
1983-1992Sudbury Cubs
1992-1993Nickel Centre Cubs

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

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History

The North Stars jumped from juvenile with the Coniston Flyers and Nickel Centre Native Sons to Junior B in 1976.

In 1978, they were promoted to Jr. A as members of the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League.

Season-by-season results

SeasonGPWLTOTLGFGAPResultsPlayoffs
1978-794023134-----501st NOJHLLost Final
1979-804013234-209223305th NOJHL
1980-814014224-214264325th NOJHL
1981-824214262-193259306th NOJHL
1982-834211283-204260256th NOJHL
1983-84408266-214350225th NOJHL
1984-85402884-284180601st NOJHLWon League
1985-86413182-352190642nd NOJHL
1986-873824104-294205521st NOJHL
1987-88403091-300162611st NOJHLWon League
1988-89402794-273187582nd NOJHLWon League
1989-90404000-352124801st NOJHLWon League
1990-91403442-303118701st NOJHLWon League
1991-924825185-287220555th NOJHL
1992-934821261-284283434th NOJHL

Notable alumni


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