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Henry Carr Crusaders

Year of foundation: 1980
Colours: Orange, black,white
Club status: active
WWW: Orangeville Flyers

Henry Carr Crusaders is minor league affiliate of: North Bay Battalion

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All time leagues: OJHL | OPJHL | MJBHL | OJAHL | MetJHL

Season 1987-1988

This club in 1987-1988: MJBHL

#	Pos	Player name	State	Born	Height	Weight	Shoots
	D	Roger Hunt		05.09.1967	188 cm	116 kg	right	Show profile»

* no longer in the club

History
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The original Orangeville Flyers were disbanded by the league in Spring 2011. April 14, 2011, ten days after the Flyers folded, the OJHL and the Villanova Knights announced that they were moving to Orangeville under the name Orangeville Flyers.

from 1980 to 1991: Henry Carr Crusaders
from 1991 to 1993: Weston Dukes
from 1993 to 1997: Thornhill Islanders
from 1997 to 2004: Thornhill Rattlers
from 2004 to 2005: Thornhill Thunderbirds
from 2005 to 2007: Toronto Thunderbirds
from 2007 to 2011: Villanova Knights
from 2011 to 2018: Orangeville Flyers (2011-)
from 2018 to present: Brampton Admirals

Orangeville Flyers (official)

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Fast factsseason 1987-1988

Youngest player: Roger Hunt (20 years)
Oldest player: Roger Hunt (20 years)
Shortest player: Roger Hunt (188 cm)
Tallest player: Roger Hunt (188 cm)
Nationalities: Canada (1)

Leagues

Henry Carr Crusaders participates in season 1987-1988: MJBHL

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