Yarmouth Mariners - Season-by-season Record

Season-by-season Record

Season GP W L T OTL GF GA P Results Playoffs
1976-77 33 20 12 1 - 160 127 41 3rd MVJHL
1977-78 36 23 10 3 - 197 129 49 2nd MVJHL Won League
1978-79 34 22 9 3 - 225 143 47 2nd MVJHL
1979-80 Statistics Not Available
1980-81 40 28 8 4 - 291 178 60 2nd MVJHL Won League
1981-82 40 25 10 5 - 243 170 55 1st MVJHL
1982-83 39 26 9 4 - -- -- 56 1st MVJHL
1983-84 40 25 11 4 - 328 242 54 2nd MVJHL
1984-85 40 31 5 4 - 244 162 66 1st MVJHL Won League
1985-86 40 32 6 2 - 289 146 66 1st MVJHL Won League
1986-87 40 8 24 8 - 175 274 24 5th MVJHL
1987-88 40 12 20 8 - 192 238 32 6th MVJHL
1988-89 37 4 33 0 - 139 344 8 6th MVJHL
1989-90 39 5 30 4 - 159 308 14 6th MVJHL
1990-91 39 6 26 7 - 150 253 19 6th MVJHL
1991-92 46 12 29 5 - 210 285 29 7th MJAHL
1992-93 48 11 29 4 4 183 294 30 7th MJAHL
1993-94 48 20 24 2 2 220 246 44 5th MJAHL
1994-95 48 18 26 4 0 187 230 40 6th MJAHL
1995-96 54 28 25 0 1 212 217 57 6th MJAHL
1996-97 56 35 18 3 0 265 207 73 3rd MJAHL
1997-98 52 21 26 4 1 192 218 47 6th MJAHL
1998-99 48 10 36 2 - 163 264 24 8th MJAHL
1999-00 52 8 34 9 1 134 240 26 8th MJAHL
2000-01 52 20 23 3 6 193 226 49 7th MJAHL
2001-02 52 27 23 2 0 171 190 56 5th MJAHL
2002-03 52 24 22 1 5 251 246 54 5th MJAHL
2003-04 52 37 12 2 1 277 169 77 1st MJAHL
2004-05 56 38 14 4 0 263 151 80 1st MJAHL
2005-06 56 28 23 0 5 204 221 62 8th MJAHL Lost Quarter-final
2006-07 58 17 35 0 6 209 306 40 10th MJAHL DNQ
2007-08 58 42 12 - 4 266 167 88 1st MJAHL Won League
2008-09 54 29 19 - 6 207 185 64 7th MJAHL
2009-10 50 19 27 - 4 136 183 42 9th MJAHL DNQ
2010-11 52 28 22 - 2 199 189 58 6th MHL Lost Semi-final
2011-12 52 35 14 - 3 219 136 73 2nd MHL Lost Finals

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