Alliston Hornets
Caledon Golden Hawks
Huntsville Otters
Innisfil Spartans
Midland Flyers
Orillia Terriers
Penetang Kings
Schomberg Cougars
Stayner Siskins
Fergus Whalers
Goderich Flyers
Hanover Barons
Kincardine Bulldogs
Mitchell Hawks
Mount Forest Patriots
Walkerton Capitals
Wingham Ironmen
Clarington Eagles
Georgina Ice
Lakefield Chiefs
Little Britain Merchants
North Kawartha Knights
Port Perry Lumberjacks
Uxbridge Bruins
Amherstview Jets
Campbellford Rebels
Frankford Huskies
Napanee Raiders
Picton Pirates
Port Hope Panthers
Amherstburg Admirals
Blenheim Blades
Dresden Jr. Kings
Essex 73's
Lakeshore Canadiens
Mooretown Flags
Walpole Island Wild
Wheatley Omstead Sharks
Aylmer Spitfires
Dorchester Dolphins
Exeter Hawks
Lucan Irish
Mt.Brydges Bulldogs
North Middlesex Stars
Petrolia Flyers
Port Stanley Sailors
Thamesford Trojans
Dundas Blues
Dunnville Jr. Mudcats
Glanbrook Rangers
Grimsby Peach Kings
Hagersville Hawks
Niagara RiverHawks
Port Dover Sailors
Hespeler Shamrocks
New Hamburg Firebirds
Norwich Merchants
Paris Titans
Tavistock Braves
Wellesley Applejacks
Woodstock Navy Vets
If there was ever an arena built for Junior hockey –PJHL -I witnessed it a couple of weeks ago in Innisfil.
Close to 600 people sat comfortably to watch an entertaining game between Innisfil Spartans and
Caledon Golden Hawks.
The stands had a large group of Innisfil minor hockey players with their team jerseys on which added to
the Atmosphere.
Just like in the movies the home team came from behind with a goal in the last minute to help the
Spartans win their home opener 4-3.
New owner George Floros was really excited about his new team hitting the ice in Innisfil in front of a
great crowd. The Spartans are off to a good start after three weeks with 3 wins and 2 losses.
Doug Kennedy-PJHL
Innisfil Mayor – Lynn Dolan dropping the puck