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Sudbury Wolves Hockey Club Regular Season Team Records 1972 - 2018 Seasons Page 1 SUDBURY WOLVES HOCKEY CLUB REGULAR SEASON TEAM RECORDS 1972 - 2018 SEASONS PAGE 1 MOST WINS IN ONE SEASON 1975-76 47 MOST POINTS IN ONE SEASON 1975-76 102 MOST LOSSES IN ONE SEASON 2014-15 56 MOST TIES IN ONE SEASON 1973-74 13 LEAST WINS IN ONE SEASON 2014-15 12 LEAST POINTS IN ONE SEASON 2014-15 26 LEAST LOSSES IN ONE SEASON 1975-76 11 LEAST TIES IN ONE SEASON 1982-83;2014-15;2015-16; 0 MOST GOALS SCORED IN ONE SEASON 1978-79 397 LEAST GOALS SCORED IN ONE SEASON 2014-15 149 MOST GOALS SCORED AGAINST IN ONE SEASON 1983-84 425 LEAST GOALS SCORED AGAINST IN ONE SEASON 2004-05 185 MOST POWER PLAY GOALS IN ONE SEASON 1993-94 111 LEAST POWER PLAY GOALS IN ONE SEASON 2003-04 31 MOST POWER PLAY GOALS AGAINST IN ONE SEASON 1978-79 134 LEAST POWER PLAY GOALS AGAINST IN ONE SEASON 2001-02 47 MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS SCORED IN ONE SEASON 2005-06 20 LEAST SHORTHANDED GOALS SCORED IN ONE SEASON 1984-85; 2012-13; 2014-15; 4 MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS SCORED AGAINST IN ONE SEASON 1983-84 18 LEAST SHORTHANDED GOALS SCORED AGAINST IN ONE SEASON 1994-95 2 MOST OVERTIME/SHOOTOUT GAMES IN ONE SEASON 2013-14 18 FEWEST OVERTIME/SHOOTOUT GAMES IN ONE SEASON 1982-83 4 NOTE; TIES HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM THE LEAGUE DUE TO OVERTIME AND SHOOTOUT RULES TEAM RECORDS ONE SEASON HOME RECORD MOST WINS 1975-76 28 MOST POINTS 1975-76 56 MOST LOSSES 1987-88; 2015-16; 26 MOST TIES 2000-01 8 MOST GOALS SCORED 1976-77 226 MOST GOALS AGAINST 1983-84 195 LEAST WINS 1987-88 7 LEAST LOSSES 1975-76 3 LEAST TIES 1978-79; 1982-83 1987-88 0 LEAST GOALS SCORED 2014-15 80 LEAST GOALS AGAINST 2004-05 76 LEAST POINTS 1987-88 14 MOST OT & S/O GAMES 1997-98 13 FEWEST OT & SO GAMES 2014-15 0 TEAM RECORDS ONE SEASON AWAY RECORD MOST WINS 1975-76 1994-95 19 MOST POINTS 1975-76 44 MOST LOSSES 1982-83 2014-15 31 MOST TIES 1973-74 7 MOST GOALS SCORED 1978-79 186 MOST GOALS AGAINST 1982-83 239 LEAST WINS 2014-15 3 LEAST LOSSES 1975-76 8 LEAST TIES 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1986-87 1997-98 0 0 LEAST GOALS SCORED 2014-15 69 LEAST GOALS AGAINST 2004-05 109 LEAST POINTS 1982-83 2014-15 8 MOST OT & S/O GAMES 2005-06 11 FEWEST OT & SO GAMES 1982-83 0 TEAM RECORDS OVERALL REGULAR SEASON PAGE 2 LONGEST HOME WINNING STREAK 12 Games January 17, 1995 to March 17, 1995 Inclusive November 17, 2013 to January 10, 2014 Inclusive LONGEST ROAD WINNING STREAK 7 Games February 18, 2001 to March 4, 2001 Inclusive LONGEST CONSECUTIVE WINNING STREAK 13 Games February 13, 2000 to March 17, 2000 Inclusive LONGEST CONSECUTIVE HOME LOSING STREAK 14 Games October 25, 2015-December 31, 2015 LONGEST CONSECUTIVE ROAD LOSING STREAK 19 Games October 1, 1982 to January 16, 1983 Inclusive LONGEST CONSECUTIVE LOSING STREAK 18 Games February 11, 1983 to March 6, 1983 Inclusive December 19, 2014 - February 4, 2015 inclusive LONGEST CONSECUTIVE NON LOSING STREAK AT HOME 13 Games January 13, 1995 to March 17, 1995 Inclusive January 5, 2001 to March 13, 2001 Inclusive LONGEST CONSECUTIVE NON LOSING STREAK ON THE ROAD 9 Games November 4, 1975 to December 7, 1975 Inclusive LONGEST CONSECUTIVE NON LOSING STREAK 12 Games January 3, 1975 to January 31, 1975 Inclusive November 15, 1975 to December 14, 1975 Inclusive LONGEST CONSECUTIVE HOME NON WINNING STREAK 14 Games October 25, 2015-December 31, 2015 LONGEST CONSECUTIVE ROAD NON WINNING STREAK 19 Games October 1, 1982 to January 16, 1983 Inclusive LONGEST CONSECUTIVE NON WINNING STREAK 18 Games February 11, 1983 to March 6, 1983 Inclusive December 19, 2014 - February 4, 2015 inclusive LONGEST CONSECUTIVE NON LOSING STREAK IN REGULATION AT HOME 15 Games December 2, 2012 - February 9, 2013 inclusive OPENING OF SEASON RECORDS PAGE 3 LONGEST HOME WINNING STREAK 7 Games September 26, 1975 to October 28, 1975 Inclusive LONGEST ROAD WINNING STREAK 3 Games September 27, 1984 to September 30, 1984 Inclusive September 30, 1994 to October 14, 1994 Inclusive LONGEST CONSECUTIVE WINNING STREAK 4 Games September 23, 1994 to October 2, 1994 Inclusive LONGEST HOME LOSING STREAK 5 Games September 24, 2010- October 16, 2010 LONGEST ROAD LOSING STREAK 19 Games October 1, 1982 to January 16, 1983 Inclusive LONGEST CONSECUTIVE LOSING STREAK 7 Games September 24, 1982 to October 8, 1982 Inclusive September 25, 1986 to October 12, 1986 Inclusive LONGEST NON LOSING STREAK AT HOME 10 Games September 26, 1975 to November 10, 1975 Inclusive LONGEST NON LOSING STREAK ON THE ROAD 3 Games September 27, 1984 to September 30, 1984 Inclusive September 30, 1994 to October 14, 1994 Inclusive LONGEST CONSECUTIVE NON LOSING STREAK 5 Games September 23, 1994 to October 4, 1994 Inclusive LONGEST HOME NON WINNING STREAK 5 Games September 24, 2010- October 16, 2010 LONGEST ROAD NON WINNING STREAK 19 Games October 1, 1982 to January 16, 1983 Inclusive LONGEST CONSECUTIVE NON WINNING STREAK 7 Games September 24, 1982 to October 8, 1982 Inclusive September 25, 1986 to October 12, 1986 Inclusive TEAM RECORDS OVERALL REGULAR SEASON (ONE GAME RECORDS) PAGE 4 LEAST GOALS SCORED BY WOLVES 0 November 25 1973 Vs Ottawa 67's At Sudbury 0 - 5 March 21 1974 Vs Peterborough Petes At Peterborough 0 - 7 February 22 1975 Vs Hamilton Fincups At Sudbury 0 - 5 March 2 1975 Vs Oshawa Generals At Oshawa 0 - 3 January 14 1979 Vs Ottawa 67's At Ottawa 0 - 6 February 2 1980 Vs Oshawa Generals At Oshawa 0-10 February 10 1980 Vs Peterborough Petes At Sudbury 0 - 6 January 17 1981 Vs Kitchener Rangers At Kitchener 0 - 6 October 1 1981 Vs Peterborough Petes At Peterborough 0 - 4 January 13 1982 Vs Sault Greyhounds At Sault 0 - 6 January 7 1983 Vs Peterborough Petes At Sudbury 0 - 6 November 6 1983 Vs Ottawa 67's At Ottawa 0 - 6 February 12 1984 Vs Brantford Alexanders At Brantford 0 - 10 February 17 1984 Vs Ottawa 67's At Sudbury 0 - 3 November 8 1984 Vs Windsor Spitfires At Windsor 0 - 6 November 11 1984 Vs London Knights At London 0 - 10 November 25 1984 Vs North Bay Centennials At North Bay 0 - 0 o/t December 7 1984 Vs Sault Greyhounds At Sudbury 0 - 5 December 18 1984 Vs Sault Greyhounds At Sault 0 - 9 January 31 1985 Vs North Bay Centennials At North Bay 0 - 7 October 2 1986 Vs Windsor Spitfires At Windsor 0 - 6 January 30 1987 Vs Guelph Platers At Sudbury 0 - 4 February 13 1987 Vs Guelph Platers At Guelph 0 - 5 October 1 1987 Vs Peterborough Petes At Peterborough 0 - 5 December 13 1987 Vs Hamilton Steelhawks At Hamilton 0 - 9 November 27 1988 Vs Cornwall Royals At Cornwall 0 - 6 September 24 1989 Vs Owen Sound Platers At Sudbury 0 - 4 February 25 1990 Vs London Knights At Sudbury 0 - 3 February 22 1991 Vs North Bay Centennials At Sudbury 0 - 3 February 7 1992 Vs Ottawa 67's At Ottawa 0 - 10 January 15 1993 Vs Kingston Raiders At Kingston 0 - 5 March 13 1993 Vs Peterborough Petes At Peterborough 0 - 4 November 14 1993 Vs Windsor Spitfires At Windsor 0 - 1 December 5 1993 Vs Sault Greyhounds At Sault 0 - 9 March 6 1994 Vs Ottawa 67's At Ottawa 0 - 3 October 4 1996 Vs Sault Greyhounds At Sault 0 - 6 October 8 1996 Vs Ottawa 67's At Sudbury 0 - 8 December 19 1996 Vs Barrie Colts At Barrie 0 - 3 December 29 1996 Vs Kitchener Rangers At Sudbury 0 - 4 October 5 1997 Vs Barrie Colts At Sudbury 0 - 4 December 21 1997 Vs Barrie Colts At Barrie 0 - 1 January 17 1998 Vs Plymouth Whalers At Plymouth 0 - 5 January 23 1998 Vs Guelph Storm At Sudbury 0 - 2 January 27 1998 Vs London Knights At Sudbury 0 - 4 October 11 1998 Vs Barrie Colts At Barrie 0 - 7 February 14 1999 Vs Barrie Colts At Sudbury 0 - 8 February 26 1999 Vs Oshawa Generals At Oshawa 0 - 3 March 14 1999 Vs North Bay Centennials At North Bay 0 - 3 January 10 2000 Vs Barrie Colts At Sudbury 0 - 9 October 27 2000 Vs Plymouth Whalers At Plymouth 0 - 5 October 5 2001 Vs Kitchener Rangers At Sudbury 0 - 5 November 30 2001 Vs Ottawa 67's At Sudbury 0 - 4 September 27 2002 Vs Oshawa Generals At Sudbury 0 - 3 October 4 2002 Vs Kitchener Rangers At Kitchener 0 - 5 October 25 2002 Vs London Knights At London 0 - 4 November 1 2002 Vs Kitchener Rangers At Sudbury 0 - 3 November 24 2002 Vs Brampton Battalion At Brampton 0 - 4 TEAM RECORDS OVERALL REGULAR SEASON (ONE GAME RECORDS) PAGE 5 LEAST GOALS SCORED BY WOLVES (CONTINUED) 0 December 21 2002 Vs Barrie Colts At Barrie 0 - 4 September 26 2003 Vs Barrie Colts At Sudbury 0 - 3 October 4 2003 Vs Plymouth Whalers At Plymouth 0 - 6 February 17 2004 Vs Sault Greyhounds At Sudbury 0 - 1 November 11 2004 Vs Barrie Colts At Barrie 0 - 3 November 28 2004 Vs London Knights At Sudbury 0 - 3 October 21 2005 Vs Brampton Battalion At Sudbury 0 - 4 November 5 2005 Vs Belleville Bulls At Belleville 0 - 5 December 15 2005 Vs Windsor Spitfires At Windsor 0 - 4 January 8 2006 Vs Brampton Battalion At Brampton 0 - 1 February 10 2006 Vs Owen Sound Attack At Sudbury 0 - 3 March 3 2006 Vs Sault Greyhounds At Sudbury 0 - 1 March 12 2006 Vs Mississauga Ice Dogs At Sudbury 0 - 2 December 3 2006 Vs Kitchener Rangers At Sudbury 0 - 2 March 3 2007 Vs Barrie Colts At Barrie 0 - 5 October 19 2007 Vs Brampton Battalion At Sudbury 0 - 3 November 3 2007 Vs Barrie Colts At Sudbury 0 - 1 January 6 2008 Vs Mississauga St.Mike's Majors At Mississauga 0 - 6 October 10 2008 Vs Barrie Colts At Sudbury 0 - 3 October 13 2008 Vs Brampton Battalion At Sudbury 0 - 4 November 7 2008 Vs Brampton Battalion At Sudbury 0 - 4 January 9 2009 Vs Mississauga St.Mike's Majors At Sudbury 0 - 4 February 28 2009 Vs Barrie Colts At Barrie 0 - 6 October 12 2009 Vs Windsor Spitfires At Windsor 0 - 7 November 12 2009 Vs Barrie Colts At Barrie 0 - 5 November 18 2009 Vs Sault Greyhounds At Sault Ste Marie 0 - 7 January 9 2010 Vs Belleville Bulls At Belleville 0 - 7 February 14 2010 Vs London Knights At London 0 - 5 February
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