Parry Sound Shamrocks

Ice hockey team in Ontario, Canada
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The Parry Sound Shamrocks were a Junior ice hockey team from Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada that played in the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League.

History

The Shamrocks were originally formed in 1994 as a member of the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League, but in 1999 the team made the move to the Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League from 1994 to 2002.

Parry Sound made the Northern Ontario Junior A Hockey League finals against the Rayside-Balfour Sabrecats in their final two seasons in the NOJHA in 1998 and 1999. The Shamrocks lost both final series.

Over the summer of 1999, the Parry Sound Shamrocks moved to the Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League, where the team had planned to cut travel costs. The plan worked, but the Shamrocks managed to accumulate debts over $80,000. The Shamrocks ice time fees remain unpaid till this day, and unsuccessfully tried to get the Seguin Bruins to pay for the outstanding debt five years after the Shamrocks folded, and Bruins were an expansion team into the OPJHL at the time. However, the Bruins rarely played at the Bobby Orr Community Centre.

One of the most-successful players to have played for the Shamrocks was forward Darryl Boyce, who appeared in 2 games for the Shamrocks in 2000-01, and managed to rack up 14 minutes in penalties. He would go on to play in the OHL for 4 seasons and then play at the University of New Brunswick. After playing in 21 games with the Toronto Maple Leafs and Columbus Blue Jackets, he now plays in Finland as of 2014-15 after spending time in the AHL.

Information regarding the history of the team can be found at the Parry Sound Public Library.

Other players to have played for the Shamrocks. Eddy Lawrence, Ryan McCormack, Richard Penfold, Chris Renwick, Craig Brown, Rene Tache, John Simard, Ted Scriven, Mark Ideson, Darrin Cain, Jamie Biscardie, Shawn McTernin, Lyle Zulak, Steve Evanush, Chris Mahon, Jeff Thomas, Philip Campbell, Ryan Knox, Chris Stanley, Bobby Reed, Chris Lee, Dwayne Taylor, Trevor Thompson and Craig Stern.

Season-by-season results

Season GP W L T OTL GF GA P Results Playoffs
1994-95 48 21 23 4 - 228 227 46 4th NOJHL Lost semi-final
1995-96 44 19 23 2 - 176 218 40 4th NOJHL Lost semi-final
1996-97 40 17 18 5 - 142 183 39 3rd NOJHL Lost semi-final
1997-98 40 18 18 4 - 155 179 40 2nd NOJHL Lost final
1998-99 40 26 13 1 - 194 134 53 2nd NOJHL Lost final
1999-00 48 8 34 4 2 154 294 22 7th OPJHL-N
2000-01 49 12 35 2 0 144 280 26 6th OPJHL-N
2001-02 49 13 28 4 4 138 206 34 7th OPJHL-N

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