Ontario Jr. B hockey team finishes 0-50 — without recording a single point
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The Sarnia Legionnaires made the kind of sports history on Sunday that every team hopes to avoid.
The Junior B hockey squad — which plays in the Greater Ontario Hockey League (GOHL) — lost its 50th straight game to conclude the 2025-2026 season without collecting a single win or point.
Sarnia’s final game was an 8-2 defeat in Elmira at the hands of the Sugar Kings.
The Legionnaires finished the campaign with a mind-boggling goal differential of minus-258.
The team was fairly young by league standards with several 16- and 17-year-olds consistently in the lineup.
The winless season is a first for the GOHL since it began in 2007 with the merger of three smaller junior leagues.
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