Owen Sound Attack

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Owen Sound Attack
founding 1989
history Guelph CMC’s
1956–1975
Guelph Platers
1975–1989
Owen Sound Platers
1989–2000
Owen Sound Attack
since 2000
Stadion Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Center
Location Owen Sound , Ontario
Team colors black, white, gold, red
league Ontario Hockey League
Conference Western Conference
division Midwest Division
Head coach Ryan McGill
General manager Dale DeGray
Cooperations Owen Sound Grays
Collingswood Blues
Memorial Cups no
J. Ross Robertson Cups 2010/11

The Owen Sound Attack are a junior ice hockey franchise from Owen Sound in Canada Ontario . They have been playing in the Ontario Hockey League since 2000 .

history

The OHL franchise in Owen Sound originated in 1989 when the Guelph Platers were relocated from Guelph to Owen Sound. They started playing for the 1989/90 OHL season. The team name was initially Owen Sound Platers .

In the summer of 2000, the team from the Holody family was sold to a group of investors consisting of seven local business people. At first there was relocation in the room. However, this plan was rejected. With the new owners, the name changed to Owen Sound Attack. This name was chosen because it looked more modern than the old name Platers. In the 2004/05 season, Michael Futa received the OHL Executive of the Year award and the team was chosen to host the OHL All-Star Classic.

In the 2010/11 season, the team won the OHL championship for the first time, the J. Ross Robertson Cup , with a win in the final series against the Mississauga St. Michael's Majors . The team from Owen Sound prevailed in seven games and won the decisive seventh away game in Mississauga with a goal in overtime 3-2.

successes

Trainer

player

Andrew Brunette won the Eddie Powers Memorial Trophy as the top scorer of the OHL in the 1992/93 season . He scored 62 goals and prepared 100. That makes 162 points in the final bill, with which he was also the top scorer of the Canadian Hockey League . He was selected in the seventh round of the NHL Entry Draft in 1993 in a total of 174th place by the Washington Capitals .

Jamie Storr was named OHL Goaltender of the Year in the 1993/94 season . He won the Junior World Championship with Team Canada in 1993 and 1994. In the 1994 NHL Entry Draft , he was selected by the Los Angeles Kings as the highest drafted goalkeeper until then, as seventh overall.

Dan Snyder was the captain of the Owen Sound Platers and later also worked for the Atlanta Thrashers . His shirt number 14 was banned from the Owen Sound Attack in 2003. He was killed in a car accident in 2003. The Dan Snyder Memorial Trophy is named after him. His teammate Dany Heatley drove the accident car and survived.

Later NHL players

Owen Sound Platers

Owen Sound Attack

Team records

statistics season
Most of the points 90 2004-05
Most wins 40 2004-05
Most goals 330 1992-93
Fewest goals 200 2001-02
Most goals conceded 187 2004-05
Fewest goals conceded 373 1990-91
statistics player season
Most goals Andrew Brunette 62 1992-93
Most templates Andrew Brunette 100 1992-93
Most of the points Andrew Brunette 162 1992-93
Most points as a rookie Marian Kacir 56 1992-93
Most points as a defender Jeremy Rebek 69 1995-96
Best +/- Bobby Ryan +30 2004-05
Most penalty minutes Theo Peckman 236 2005-06
Best savings percentage Mike Brown 2.49 2004-05
Most wins Curtis Sanford 30th 1993-94

Records

Season statistics

1989–2000 Owen Sound Platers
since 2000 Owen Sound Attack

season GP W. L. T OTL SOL Pts GF GA space
1989-90 66 28 31 7th - - 63 265 305 4. Emms
1990-91 66 13 48 5 - - 31 269 372 7. Emms
1991-92 66 23 41 2 - - 48 260 315 6. Emms
1992-93 66 29 29 8th - - 66 330 324 4. Emms
1993-94 66 34 30th 2 - - 70 303 284 4. Emms
1994-95 66 22nd 38 6th - - 50 239 299 3. Central
1995-96 66 29 32 5 - - 63 274 313 4. Central
1996-97 66 27 37 2 - - 56 258 318 4. Central
1997-98 66 27 34 5 - - 59 270 312 4. Central
1998-99 68 29 24 5 - - 83 312 293 2. Midwest
1999-2000 68 21st 41 6th 6th - 54 237 292 5. Midwest
2000-01 68 31 27 7th 3 - 72 256 236 4. Midwest
2001-02 68 24 31 10 3 - 61 200 240 4. Midwest
2002-03 68 27 30th 7th 4th - 65 206 243 4. Midwest
2003-04 68 30th 27 7th 4th - 71 202 210 4. Midwest
2004-05 68 40 18th 7th 3 - 90 245 180 2. Midwest
2005-06 68 32 29 - 4th 3 71 239 230 4. Midwest
2006-07 68 31 30th - 3 4th 69 256 261 4. Midwest
2007-08 68 20th 41 - 2 5 47 200 290 4. Midwest
2008-09 68 26th 27 - 7th 8th 67 226 258 4. Midwest
2009-10 68 27 33 - 4th 4th 62 221 276 5. Midwest
2010-11 68 46 17th - 1 4th 97 283 215 1. Midwest
2011-12 68 32 29 - 3 4th 71 234 220 3. Midwest
2012-13 68 44 18th - 1 5 94 231 165 2. Midwest
2013-14 68 31 29 - 3 5 70 205 237 4. Midwest

Abbreviations: GP = games, W = wins, L = defeats, T = draws, OTL = defeats after overtime , SOL = defeats after shootout , Pts = points, GF = goals scored, GA = goals conceded, PIM = penalty minutes

Play-offs

  • 1989-90 victory over Sudbury Wolves in round 1 4-3
    loss to Niagara Falls Thunder in the quarterfinals 1-4
  • 1990-91 did not qualify for the play-offs
  • 1991-92 loss to London Knights 1-4
  • 1992-93 Sweep against Niagara Falls Thunder in Round 1 4-0
    swept by Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds in the quarterfinals 0-4
  • 1993-94 victory over Kitchener Rangers in the division quarterfinals 4-1.
    Sweeped by Detroit Jr. Red Wings in the division semifinals 0-4
  • 1994-95 Victory over Niagara Falls Thunder in the division quarterfinals 4-2.
    Sweeped by Guelph Storm in the division semifinals 0-4
  • 1995-96 loss to Niagara Falls Thunder in division quarterfinals 2-4
  • 1996-97 swept by Barrie Colts in the division quarterfinals 0-4
  • 1997-97 victory over Kitchener Rangers in the division quarterfinals 4-2,
    loss to Ottawa 67’s in the semifinals 1-4
  • 1998-99 victory over SS Marie Greyhounds in conference quarterfinals 4-1
    victory over Guelph Storm in conference semifinals 4-2
    loss to London Knights in conference finals 1-4
  • 1999-2000 did not qualify for the play-offs
  • 2000-01 defeat against Windsor Spitfires in the Conference quarterfinals 1-4
  • 2001-02 did not qualify for the play-offs
  • 2002-03 Swept by Plymouth Whalers in the conference quarterfinals 0-4
  • 2003-04 defeat by Guelph Storm in Conference quarterfinals 3-4
  • 2004-05 Sweep against Plymouth Whalers in the conference quarterfinals 4-0.
    Sweep by Kitchener Rangers in the conference semifinals 0-4
  • 2005-06 Win against Kitchener Rangers in the Conference Quarterfinals 4-2.
    Loss against London Knights in the Conference Semifinals 1-4
  • 2006-07 Swept through London Knights in the conference quarterfinals 0-4
  • 2007-08 did not qualify for the play-offs
  • 2008-09 Swept by Windsor Spitfires in Conference Quarterfinals 0-4
  • Did not qualify for the play-offs in 2009-10
  • 2010-11 win over London Knights in conference quarterfinals 4-2
    sweep against Plymouth Whalers in conference semifinals 4-0
    win conference final against Windsor Spitfires 4-1
    win OHL final against Mississauga St. Michael's Majors 4-3
  • 2011-12 loss to Kitchener Rangers in Conference Quarterfinals 1-4
  • 2012-13 win against Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds in the conference quarterfinals 4-2.
    Loss to Plymouth Whalers in the conference semifinals 2-4
  • 2013-14 loss to Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds in the conference quarterfinals 1-4

arena

From 2001 the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Center was rebuilt. In addition to boxes and a restaurant, the entire appearance was changed. Including standing room, the arena has a capacity of 4,300 people.

The arena was chosen as the venue for the OHL All-Star Classic 2005.

The Bayshore Community Center also features:

  • Owen Sound Grays from the Midwester Junior B Hockey League
  • Owen Sound Rams from the OLA Junior B Lacrosse League
  • Owen Sound Woodsmen from the OLA Senior B Lacrosse League

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