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Dundas Real McCoys
Dundas Real McCoys.jpg
City Dundas, Ontario
League Niagara Int. "A" 1964-1979
Georgian Bay Int. "A" 1979-1980
OHA Senior "A" 1980-1987
MLH 2000-Present
Operated 1964 (1964)-1988
2000-Present
Home arena J.L. Grightmire Arena
Colours
Red, Black, and White
General manager Don Robertson
Head coach Don Robertson
Franchise history
1964-1981 Dundas Merchants
1981-1985 Dundas-Hamilton Tigers
1985-1988 & 2000-Present Dundas Real McCoys

The Dundas Real McCoys are a Senior "AAA" ice hockey team based out of Dundas, Ontario. They play in the Ontario Hockey Association's Major League Hockey.


The Real McCoys have won two National Championships, winning the 1986 Hardy Cup as Canadian Senior "AA" Champions and hosting and winning the 2014 Allan Cup as Canadian Senior "AAA" Champions.




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Season-by-season record


  • 3 Notable alumni


  • 4 External links





History


The Real McCoys were once members of the Major Intermediate A Hockey League as the Dundas Merchants.


In 1986, the Real McCoys were the last Ontario Hockey Association team to win the Hardy Cup as National Senior "AA"/Intermediate "A" Champions. Only two OHA teams ever won this award, the other was the Georgetown Raiders.


The Real McCoys played one year independent after the OHA Sr. League folded in 1987. After faltering in the first round of the national playoffs in 1988, the McCoys called it quits.


In 2000, the Real McCoys were resurrected in Major League Hockey and have played there ever since.



Season-by-season record


Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, OTL = Overtime losses, Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against












































































































































































































































































































































Season GP W L T OTL GF GA P Results
Playoffs
1978-79 34 21 12 1 - 204 144 43 2nd NIAHL
1979-80 36 24 12 0 - 229 161 48 1st GBIAHL Won League
1980-81 35 20 14 1 - 194 174 41 3rd OHA Sr. A
1981-82 34 13 21 0 - 201 205 26 5th OHA Sr. A
1982-83 37 16 20 1 - 186 214 33 3rd OHA Sr. A
1984-85 40 22 17 1 - 224 193 45 OHA Sr. A Won League
1985-86 36 20 15 1 - 158 163 41 4th OHA Sr. A Lost Final
1986-87 35 15 19 1 - 160 154 33 2nd OHA Sr. A Lost Final
1987-00 Did Not Participate
2000-01 30 23 7 0 0 -- -- 46 4th OHA Sr. A
2001-02 32 26 6 0 0 269 109 52 2nd OHA Sr. A Won League
2002-03 32 19 9 2 2 167 118 42 2nd MLH Won League
2003-04 32 2 29 0 1 99 204 5 6th MLH
2004-05 34 20 12 0 2 198 167 42 2nd MLH Lost Final
2005-06 30 15 12 0 3 147 148 33 3rd MLH Won League
2006-07 30 11 11 - 8 157 172 30 5th MLH DNQ
2007-08 30 21 7 - 2 148 120 44 1st MLH Won League
2008-09 28 19 7 - 2 161 120 40 1st MLH Won League
2009-10 24 19 3 - 2 149 88 40 1st MLH Won League
2010-11 24 11 9 - 4 122 119 26 3rd MLH Won League
2011-12 28 15 6 - 7 179 142 37 2nd ACH Won League
2012-13 24 13 11 - 0 122 119 26 3rd ACH won league
2013-14 24 18 4 - 2 136 78 38 1st ACH Lost Final, Won Allan Cup
2014-15 24 10 13 - 1 101 139 21 4th ACH Won league
2015-16 24 7 16 - 1 93 141 19 6th ACH Lost semi-final


Notable alumni



  • Ryan Christie

  • Dan Currie

  • Bruce Dowie

  • Todd Harvey

  • Todd Hlushko

  • Mike Kennedy

  • Bob LaForest

  • Jeff MacMillan

  • Derek Matheson

  • Bill McDougall

  • Mike Millar

  • Chris Pusey

  • Nick Smith

  • Rick Vaive

  • Scott Walker

  • Stan Weir

  • Matthew Barnaby

  • Mike Amodeo

  • Norm Dezainde

  • Rob DeCiantis

  • Mark Jooris

  • Paul Constantin



External links


  • Real McCoys Homepage








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