Wiarton Wolves

The Wiarton Wolves were a Canadian Junior ice hockey team that was based in Wiarton, Ontario, Canada. They played in the Western Junior C Hockey League.
==History==
The Wolves' goaltender in their inaugural season was current NHL St. Louis Blues player Curtis Sanford. Other players from the Wolves inaugural season include Troy Barfoot, Mike Corbett, Mike Morris, Trevor Brennan, Jeff Cook, Andrew Hunsberger, Kris Seamon, Dylan Lisk, Trevor Bast, Chris Minard, Ed Garinger, and Ron Campbell. Justin Loder played there for half a season
After expanding in 1994 with the Kincardine Bulldogs, the Wolves struggled for eleven seasons before finally "packing it in" in 2003. The Wolves never had the chance to celebrate a winning season, but their best season came in 1998-99. The Wolves were competitive and even created a future NHLer in Curtis Sanford.
==Season-by-Season Standings==
Season 	GP	W	L 	T	OTL	GF 		GA	P 	Results 	Playoffs
1994-95 	30	7	20	3	- 	124	199	17	6th WJCHL	
1995-96 	29	2	26	1	- 	94 	260	5 	7th WJCHL	
1996-97 	29	3	24	2	- 	81 	223	8 	7th WJCHL	
1997-98 	36	4	26	6	- 	97 	215	14	7th WJCHL	
1998-99 	36	8	25	3	- 	108	178	19	6th WJCHL	
1999-00*	34	2	29	3	- 	71 	211	7 	6th WJCHL	
2000-01 	38	4	32	2	- 	96 	282	10	6th WJCHL	
2001-02 	34	5	28	1	- 	97 	203	11	6th WJCHL	
2002-03 	35	5	38	-	2 	85 	192	12	6th WJCHL	
(*) The 1999-00 Season was altered drastically due to the folding of the Lakeshore Pirates. As a disproportionate amount of games had been played by each team against Lakeshore, all history of these games were erased.
==Notable Alumni==
*Curtis Sanford
Category:Ontario Hockey Association