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Markham Travelways/Connections Franchise

Markham Travelways/Connections
City Markham, Ontario, Canada (1983-1990)
North York, Ontario, Canada (1974-1983)
League Metro Junior B Hockey League
Operated 1974-1990
Franchise history
1974-1977 North York Rangers
1977-1983 North York Flames
1983-1989 Markham Travelways
1989-1990 Markham Connections
1990 merged w/ Thornhill Thunderbirds
Season GP W L T OTL GF GA P Results Playoffs
North York Rangers
1974-75 38 12 21 5 - 170 201 29 10th Metro B
1975-76 36 7 23 6 - 153 208 20 12th Metro B
1976-77 36 15 17 4 - 192 172 34 10th Metro B
North York Flames
1977-78 35 8 19 8 - 167 177 24 12th Metro B
1978-79 44 22 18 4 - 265 235 48 7th Metro B
1979-80 42 24 11 7 - 290 201 55 3rd Metro B
1980-81 42 24 14 4 - 223 178 52 4th Metro B
1981-82 36 13 16 7 - 177 191 33 7th Metro B
1982-83 36 6 26 4 - 153 251 16 11th Metro B
Markham Travelways
1983-84 42 14 24 4 - 186 225 34 10th Metro B DNQ
1984-85 36 23 11 2 - 218 185 48 4th Metro B
1985-86 37 23 6 8 - 245 172 54 3rd Metro B Lost Semi-final
1986-87 37 19 11 7 - 171 146 45 4th Metro B Lost Semi-final
1987-88 37 19 12 6 - 196 154 44 5th Metro B Lost Final
1988-89 40 12 25 3 - 150 229 27 9th Metro B
Markham Connection
1989-90 44 12 27 5 - 192 291 29 9th Metro B

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