Orillia

Orillia is a city of about 30,000 people that is 135 kilometers north of Toronto in central Ontario, Canada.

Teams

• Orillia (Ontario Hockey Association Jr., 1901-1904, 1907-1909, 1910-1916, 1919-1920, 1925-1932)
• Orillia Army
• Orillia Bombers
• Orillia-Coldwater
• Orillia/Coldwater Tundras (Major League Hockey, 2008-2010) renamed Orillia Tundras
• Orillia Narvos (Ontario Hockey Association Senior B, 1947-1949)
• Orillia Pepsis (OHA Senior A Hockey League, 1965-1969) renamed Terriers
• Orillia Pontiacs
• Orillia Silver Bombers (Ontario Hockey Association Senior B, 1949-1950)
• Orillia Terriers

1. (OHA Senior A Hockey League, 1964-1965)
2. (OHA Senior A Hockey League, 1969-1979) join MIAHL
3. Major Intermediate A Hockey League, 1979-1982) folded
4. (Ontario Junior A Hockey League, 1981-1982) renamed Travelways
5. (Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League, 1993-1997) moved to Rama

• Orillia Travelways

1. (Ontario Junior A Hockey League, 1982-1986) join COJBHL
2. (Central Ontario Junior B Hockey League, 1986-

• Orillia Tundras

1. (Major League Hockey, 2010-2011) league renamed ACH
2. (Allan Cup Hockey, 2011-2013)

Players

• John French
• Chuck Goddard
• Rick Ley
• Geoff Sarjeant

Arenas

• Epletts Arena
• Orillia Community Centre Arena
• Rotary Place (West Orillia Sports Complex)
• Murray Street Park Rink
• First Baptist Church Rink
• Homewood Park Rink
• Clayt French Park Rink
• Brain Orser Arena (Twin Lakes Arena)
• Couchiching Beach Park Rinks
• McKinnell Square Park Rink
• Kitchener Park Rink