Sherwood-Parkdale Metros

The Sherwood-Parkdale Metros were a Canadian Junior team from Sherwood, Prince Edward Island. They were one-time Centennial Cup National finalists
==History==
The Sherwood-Parkdale Metros were founded in the early-to-mid 1970s as members of Prince Edward Island's Island Junior Hockey League. They were a Tier II Junior "A" club and were eligible for the Centennial Cup.
In 1979, the Metros were the top of the Island Junior Hockey League. They ended up winning the Eastern Canada Junior A championship and entered into the 1979 Centennial Cup in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. The Metros were up against the Central Champion Guelph Platers of the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League and the Western Champion Prince Albert Raiders of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League. In their first game they lost to Prince Albert 7-2, but beat Guelph 6-5 in the second game. They lost their third game to Prince Albert 8-6. The fourth game was do-or-die, the winner went to the final while the loser went home. The Metros were victorious as they beat Guelph 5-4 to move on to a one-game final for the national championship against the Raiders. The Metros took the Raiders to overtime in the final, but fell 5-4.
In 1980, the Metros again won the IJHL. They won the Eastern Canadian championship and moved on to the 1980 Centennial Cup in North York, Ontario. They started out the round robin with a 7-6 double overtime win over the North York Rangers of the OPJHL. Then they played Brent Sutter and the Red Deer Rustlers of the Alberta Junior Hockey League, losing 6-0. In the third game they lost to North York 4-3 to set up a fourth game that would either make or break the Metros. They forced overtime against the Rustlers, but lost 7-6 in the second period of extra time -- ending their tournament.
In 1989, the team changed its name to the Sherwood-Parkdale Kings. In 1991, the Summerside Western Capitals and Charlottetown Abbies vacated the Island Junior Hockey League to join the Metro Valley Junior Hockey League in Nova Scotia, thus creating the Maritime Junior A Hockey League. The Kings folded.
==Season-by-Season Record==
Season 	GP 	W 	L 	T 	OTL 	GF 	GA 	P 	Results 	Playoffs 	
1979-80	40 	31 	5 	4 	- 	390 	154 	66 	1st IJHL 	Won League 	
1980-81	34 	19 	11 	4 	- 	215 	196 	42 	1st IJHL 	 	
1981-82	42 	18 	17 	7 	- 	263 	285 	43 	3rd IJHL 	 	
1982-83	42 	19 	16 	7 	- 	273 	235 	45 	2nd IJHL 	 	
1983-84	40 	9 	26 	5 	- 	189 	262 	23 	3rd IJHL 	 	
1984-85	38 	18 	14 	6 	- 	177 	164 	42 	1st IJHL 	 	
1985-86	Statistics Not Available	Statistics Not Available	Statistics Not Available	Statistics Not Available	Statistics Not Available	Statistics Not Available	Statistics Not Available	Statistics Not Available	Statistics Not Available	Statistics Not Available	Statistics Not Available
1986-87	42 	20 	18 	4 	- 	205 	189 	44 	2nd IJHL 	 	
1987-88	42 	16 	16 	10 	- 	254 	240 	42 	2nd IJHL 	 	
1988-89	44 	17 	20 	7 	- 	205 	231 	46 	3rd IJHL 	 	
1989-90	40 	24 	12 	3 	1 	188 	153 	52 	3rd IJHL 	 	
1990-91	42 	33 	5 	3 	1 	209 	157 	70 	1st IJHL 	 	
Category:Canadian ice hockey teams
Category:Island Junior Hockey League team