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Fort Garry/Fort Rouge Twins
Fort Garry Fort Rouge Twins logo
City Winnipeg, Manitoba Flag of Canada
League Manitoba Major Junior Hockey League
Founded 1970
Home arena Century Arena
Colors Orange and black
Owner(s) Mike Ashley
General manager Mike Ashley
Head coach Carson Shields

The Fort Garry/Fort Rouge Twins are a Canadian junior ice hockey team currently based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Established in 1970 as the Fort Garry/Fort Rouge Blues, the club is a charter member of the Manitoba Major Junior Hockey League (MMJHL).

Since 1986 Century Arena has been the home of the Twins, who have won seven league championships. Fort Garry/Fort Rouge has also won the Art Moug Trophy (regular season title) five times.

History[]

Team Name Seasons Home Arena
Fort Garry/Fort Rouge Blues 1970-78
Fort Garry/Fort Rouge Legion 90's 1978-81 Century Arena
Fort Garry/Fort Rouge Bisons 1981-83 Max Bell Centre
Fort Garry/Fort Rouge 90's 1983-86 Sam Southern Arena
Fort Garry/Fort Rouge Twins 1986-present Century Arena

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Season by Season Record[]

Season GP W L T OL Pts GF GA Finish Playoffs
1970-71 32 22 7 3 - 47 241 208 2nd of 6
1971-72 30 17 11 2 - 36 186 105 4th of 5
1972-73 35 17 14 4 - 38 177 161 5th of 8
1973-74 35 7 21 7 - 21 118 170 8th of 8
1974-75 37 16 16 5 - 37 174 191 6th of 8
1975-76 36 22 10 4 - 48 165 165 T-3rd of 8
1976-77 42 30 7 5 - 65 250 151 1st of 7 Won Championship
1977-78 42 28 7 7 - 63 246 155 1st of 8 Won Championship
1978-79 42 9 27 6 - 24 161 249 6th of 8
1979-80 42 9 32 0 - 18 189 299 8th of 8
1980-81 42 17 24 1 - 35 286 323 6th of 8
1981-82 41 17 24 0 - 34 224 239 2nd of 8
1982-83 42 22 17 3 - 47 241 208 3rd of 8 Won Championship
1983-84 40 24 15 1 - 49 269 206 2nd of 9
1984-85 40 28 11 1 - 61 309 171 2nd of 9
1985-86 42 21 20 1 - 43 216 219 4th of 8
1986-87 42 18 22 2 - 38 243 249 7th of 8
1987-88 42 23 16 3 - 49 265 211 3rd of 8
1988-89 42 31 10 0 - 62 275 223 2nd of 8
1989-90 42 34 6 2 - 70 298 153 2nd of 8
1990-91 42 24 15 3 - 51 229 186 5th of 8
1991-92 42 30 11 1 - 61 262 169 2nd of 8
1992-93 42 20 21 1 - 41 199 207 5th of 8
1993-94 42 20 21 1 - 40 214 175 6th of 8
1994-95 42 25 17 0 - 50 197 142 3rd of 8
1995-96 42 20 22 0 - 40 186 196 4th of 8
1996-97 42 17 22 3 - 37 197 179 5th of 8
1997-98 42 17 22 3 - 37 179 182 7th of 8
1998-99 42 36 5 1 - 73 268 128 1st of 8 Won Championship
1999-00 42 31 9 2 - 64 236 134 1st of 8 Won Championship
2000-01 42 28 9 2 3 61 205 145 1st of 8
2001-02 45 28 14 0 3 59 204 162 5th of 10
2002-03 45 19 23 1 2 41 175 200 7th of 10
2003-04 45 14 22 3 6 37 180 249 8th of 10
2004-05 45 20 21 1 3 44 182 207  6th of 10
2005-06 45 25 18 1 1 52 190 156 6th of 10
2006-07 45 25 18 1 1 52 213 193 T-3rd of 10
2007-08 45 23 19 3 0 49 183 152  6th of 10 Lost Quarterfinals
2008-09 45 30 11 - 4 64 214 121 3rd of 10 Lost Final
2009-10 45 34 8 - 3 71 201 99 T-3rd of 10 Lost Semifinals
2010-11 45 37 7 - 1 75 230 127 2nd of 10 Lost Final
2011-12 40 25 13 - 2 52 181 138  3rd of 9 Lost Final
2012-13 45 33 12 - 0 66 225 142  3rd of 10 Lost Quarterfinals
2013-14 45 16 25 - 4 36 153 196 8th of 10 Lost Quarterfinals
2014-15 45 8 34 - 3 19 129 266 10th of 10 Did not qualify
2015-16 45 8 35 - 2 18 107 221 10th of 10 Did not qualify
2016-17 45 24 17 - 4 52 177 169 5th of 10 Lost Quarterfinals
2017-18 45 20 22 - 3 43 138 129  7th of 10 Lost Quarterfinals
2018-19 45 24 16 - 5 53 178 161 5th of 10 Lost Quarterfinals
2019-20 45 21 19 - 5 47 154 143 7th of 10 Playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2020-21 4 2 2 - 0 4 18 20 N/A Season cancelled February 20th due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021-22 45 19 20 - 6 44 141 152 6th of 10 Lost Quarterfinals
Season GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA Finish Playoffs
2022-23 45 23 17 3 2 51 168 181 5th Lost Quarterfinals
2023-24 45 23 19 3 0 49 185 174 6th Lost Quarterfinals

League championships[]

Jack Mackenzie Trophy (playoffs)[]

  • 1974-75, 1975-76, 1976-77, 1977-78, 1982-83, 1998-99, 1999-00

Art Moug Trophy (regular season)[]

  • 1976-77, 1977-78, 1998-99, 1999-00, 2000-01[2]

References[]

  1. Team History. Retrieved on 6 January 2015.
  2. Team Championships. Retrieved on 6 January 2015.

External links[]

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