Espanola Eagles

The Espanola Eagles (aka Espanola Screaming Eagles) were a Canadian Junior ice hockey team. The team was coached for eighteen years by Red McCarthy who then managed it for another four. The Eagles were located in Espanola, Ontario and played in the Memorial Cup-eligible Northern Ontario Junior Hockey Association and later the Centennial Cup-eligible Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League.

Espanola Eagles
CityEspanola, Ontario, Canada
League
Operated1962–2003
Home arenaEspanola Regional Recreation Complex Arena
ColoursBlack and White
   
Franchise history
1962–2003Espanola Eagles
2003–2006Northern Michigan Black Bears
2006–2007Soo Indians
2008–2012Soo Eagles
2015–presentNew Jersey Junior Titans
Championships
Playoff championships1: 1963

The Eagles played from 1962 until 2003 when their franchise was bought by interests in Michigan and relocated. The team was renamed the Northern Michigan Black Bears. The Bears existed from 2003–2006, then became the Soo Indians from 2008–2012. The team was then renamed again and from 2012–2015 was known as the Soo Eagles. From 2015 to the present, the team has been known as the New Jersey Junior Titans.

Season-by-season results

SeasonGPWLTOTLGFGAPResultsPlayoffs
1962–634025141-197143512nd NOJHAWon League
1963–644025141-216157513rd NOJHALost semi-final
1964–654022171-185195453rd NOJHALost semi-final
1965–664021190-227221424th NOJHALost semi-final
1966–67403370-12135565th NOJHADNQ
1967–68409301-139226195th NOJHADNQ
1968–69489372-147285205th NOJHADNQ
1969–704816302-215265344th NOJHALost semi-final
1970–714810362-154317225th NOJHADNQ
1971–724018184-----403rd NOHA Jr. BLost semi-final
1972–734214271-----297th NOHA Jr. BLost quarter-final
1973–744016222-231270344th NOHA Jr. BLost semi-final
1974–75NOHA Jr. BLost quarter-final
1975–765th NOHA Jr. BDNQ
1976–775th NOHA Jr. BLost quarter-final
1977–78255th NOHA Jr. BLost quarter-final
1978–79405350-----106th NOJHL
1979–80404342-203383106th NOJHL
1980–814015205-222282354th NOJHL
1981–824214271-207251297th NOJHL
1982–834221192-234250444th NOJHL
1983–84404324-211430106th NOJHL
1984–85408284-221377206th NOJHL
1985–86418330-211446167th NOJHL
1986–87374312-169316104th NOJHL
1987–88396312-172315145th NOJHL
1988–91Franchise on Hiatus
1991–924810371-177371216th NOJHL
1992–934811370-163345226th NOJHL
1993–944023161-272206472nd NOJHL
1994–95486393-173389157th NOJHL
1995–98Franchise on Hiatus
1998–99408302-150281186th NOJHL
1999–00404342-128329105th NOJHL
2000–01408291299200196th NOJHL
2001–0242132702168294286th NOJHL
2002–03485430-140404107th NOJHL


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