Dryden Ice Dogs

The Dryden Ice Dogs are a Tier II Junior "A" ice hockey club based out of the town of Dryden, Ontario. The team is a member of the Superior International Junior Hockey League.
==History==
An original member of the SIJHL, the Ice Dogs came into existence after the folding of the legendary Thunder Bay Flyers. Despite a lack of statistical information for the 2001-02 season, it is known that the Ice Dogs were the SIJHL first ever league champion. It is also known, despite a lack information for the Dudley Hewitt Cup championship, that the Ice Dogs have never competed for the National title, the Royal Bank Cup.
In 2005-06, the Ice Dogs finished in second place in both the regular season and playoffs to a close-to-unblemished Fort William North Stars. The Ice Dogs and North Stars met in the league finals, but the Dogs were swept in four games by the North Stars. The North Stars were the host of the 2006 Dudley Hewitt Cup, so just by making the finals the Ice Dogs earned their second trip to the Dudley. The Ice Dogs played inspired hockey and upset (and through a tie breaker eventually eliminated) the tournament favourite St. Michael's Buzzers (of the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League) by a score of 3-2 -- outshot 40-19. The next game saw them get brought back down to earth with a 6-2 loss to the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League champion Sudbury Jr. Wolves. The final game of the round robin saw them lose for the fifth straight time in the playoffs to the Fort William North Stars by a score of 3-0. In the semi-final, the Ice Dogs again met face-to-face with the NOJHL champions, the Wolves, and despite leading the game 4-2 in the third period, they allowed 3 quick goals at the end of the game to finish their season.
==Season-by-season results==
Season 	GP	W 	L 	T	OL	SL	GF 	GA 	P 	Results 	Playoffs
2001-02	48	25	15	8	0 	- 	221	169	58	3rd SIJHL 	Won League
2002-03	52	28	20	2	2 	- 	248	206	60	3rd SIJHL 	Lost Semi-final
2003-04	48	28	11	6	3 	- 	186	137	65	2nd SIJHL 	Lost Final
2004-05	48	24	24	0	0 	- 	168	135	48	3rd SIJHL 	Lost Semi-final
2005-06	52	35	14	1	2 	- 	247	159	73	2nd SIJHL 	Lost Final
2006-07	50	23	23	4	0 	- 	216	212	50	4th SIJHL 	Lost Semi-final;
2007-08	50	36	11	1	2 	- 	240	149	75	1st SIJHL 	Won League
2008-09	50	20	25	-	5 	- 	170	210	45	5th SIJHL 	Lost Quarter-final
2009-10	52	38	9 	-	5 	- 	235	148	81	2nd SIJHL 	Lost Final
2010-11	56	34	20	-	2 	- 	184	152	70	3rd SIJHL 	Lost Final
2011-12	56	25	24	-	7 	- 	212	200	57	4th SIJHL 	Lost Semi-final
2012-13	56	28	25	-	3 	- 	189	197	59	3rd SIJHL 	Lost Semi-final
2013-14	56	21	30	-	5 	- 	210	273	47	5th SIJHL 	Lost Quarter-final
2014-15	56	30	21	-	5 	- 	244	204	65	3rd SIJHL 	Lost league final, eliminated Round Robin '15 DHC
2015-16	56	33	15	-	4 	- 	216	162	70	2nd of 5 SIJHL	Lost league final
2016-17	56	47	7 	-	4 	0 	297	148	94	1st of 6 SIJHL	Won League; eliminated Round Robin 2017 DHC
2017-18	56	40	8 	-	6 	2 	272	148	88	1st of 6 SIJHL	Won League; Finalist 2018 DHC
2018-19	56	29	20	-	4 	3 	265	195	65	4th of 6 SIJHL	Lost Semi-final
2019-20	55	25	25	-	4 	1 	191	202	55	4th of 6 SIJHL	Season cancelled prior to end of regular season
2020-21	4 	3 	1 	-	0 	0 	16 	13 	6 	N/A 	Season cancelled
2021-22	45	26	15	-	 	1 	213	137	56	3rd 	Lost Semi-final
2022-23	54	37	15	-	1 	0 	229	149	76	2nd 	Lost Semi-final
2023-24	49	31	16	-	1 	1 	186	147	64	4th 	Lost Quarterfinals
==External links==
*Ice Dogs Webpage
Category:Canadian ice hockey teams
Category:Superior International Junior Hockey League team