Marmora Lakers

Marmora Lakers

City	Marmora, Ontario
League	Eastern Ontario Senior Hockey League
Home arena	Marmora Arena
Colours	Brown, Yellow, and White
General manager	Curtis Trimble
Head coach	Shawn Antoski
Franchise history
2003-2006	Belleville Macs
2006-2008	Marmora Lakers

The Marmora Lakers were a Senior "AAA" ice hockey team in the Ontario Hockey Association's Eastern Ontario Senior Hockey League from 2003 to 2008, based in Marmora, Ontario, Canada. The team was coached by Shawn Antoski and managed by Curtis Trimble.

History

The Macs were based out of Belleville, Ontario, playing home games at the Yardmen Arena. They moved to Marmora in 2006 to better accommodate the EOSHL who were down to only four teams.

The Macs originally use the name of an earlier senior hockey team, the Belleville McFarlands, during the first seasons of play.

After two seasons in Marmora, the EOSHL merged with Major League Hockey to create the Major Hockey League. The small town Lakers chose not to pursue the high travel new league.

Season-by-Season Standings

Season	GP	W	L	T	OTL	GF	GA	P	Results	Playoffs
2003-04	30	20	8	0	2	227	140	42	2nd EOSHL	Won League
2004-05	32	19	10	-	3	--	--	41	3rd EOSHL
2005-06	30	15	15	-	0	166	179	30	4th EOSHL	Lost Semi-final
2006-07	27	4	22	-	1	131	249	9	4th EOSHL	Lost Sr. AA Final
2007-08	28	1	25	-	2	86	234	4	5th EOSHL	DNQ

External links

Mamora Lakers archived site (May 8, 2008)

Ontario Senior "AAA" ice hockey teams

ACH Teams	Brantford Blast Dundas Real McCoys Hamilton Steelhawks Stoney Creek Generals Thorold Athletics Whitby Dunlops

Former Sr. A Teams 1990-Present	Aylmer Blues Baltimore Clippers Bothwell Bullets Cambridge Hornets Chatham Pontiacs Cobourg Lynx Creemore Chiefs Deseronto Bulldogs Dorchester Dolphins Dresden Lumber Kings Dunnville Mudcats Durham Huskies Elora Rocks Exeter Mohawks Fort Frances Thunderhawks Ingersoll B's Kenora Thistles Kingston Aces Lakeshore Winterhawks London Admirals Marmora Lakers Norwood Vipers Ohsweken Riverhawks Orillia Tundras Oxford Blues Petrolia Squires Point Edward Comets St. Lawrence Falcons Shelburne Muskies Simcoe Gunners Strathroy Jets Tamworth Braves Thunder Bay K&A Twins Thunder Bay Bombers Tillsonburg Vipers Walpole Island Hawks Welland Whalers Windsor St. Clair Saints

Defunct Leagues	Eastern Ontario Senior Hockey League Major Intermediate A Hockey League Northern Senior A Hockey League OHA Senior A Hockey League (1929-1979) OHA Senior A Hockey League

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