History
In 2015 the South Side Lynx won their first league championship and then proceeded to be the first PEI representative to advance to the Maritime-Hockey North Junior C Championship final game. In the championship game the Lynx played against the Baffin Blizzard with both teams vying to be the first team from their province/territory to claim a Maritime-Hockey North title. The Baffin Blizzard prevailed, winning 6–5. After a one-year absence a Summerside team, now known as the Crunch, was announced as returning to the league for the 2016–17 season. Sherwood Metros became the first PEI team to win the Maritime-Hockey North Championship in 2018. The Metros defeated South Side Lynx 4–1 in the final. In January 2019 the South Side Lynx ceased operations due to a lack of healthy players. The team posted a 5–13–0–2 record, last in the five-team league. The team announced a return for 2020–21.Teams
Former teams (1997–present)
* Bedeque Red Wings (1998–99) * Belfast Sabres (2001–17) * Charlottetown Abbies (1997–2005; 2009–12) * Evangeline Loggers (2005–07) * Georgetown Eagles (2017–18) * Georgetown Timberwolves (1997–98) * Holland College Hurricanes (2010–12) * Montague Norsemen (1998–2001; 2003–04) * Montague Sharks (2010–11) * Morell Crunch (2010–13) * Morell Flyers (2003–10; 2015–16) * Morell Mustangs (1997–2002) * North River Flames (1997–98) - returned to league in 2005 * Pownal Nicks (1997–98) * Pownal Red Devils (2003–12) * Rustico Whitecaps (1999–2005) * Sherwood Falcons (1997–98; 1999–2009; 2013–15) * Souris Boat Haulers (2008–09) * Souris Hawks (1999–2000; 2013–15) * South Side Lynx (2001–2019) - returned to league in 2020 * Summerside Capitals (2003–05; 2013–14) * Summerside Crunch (2016–20) * Tignish Aces (1997–98; 2000–01) - returned to league in 2002 * Tyne Valley Clover Farmers (2001–06; 2011–13)Champions
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