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Kenora Muskies hockey logo, Ontario, 1968–1975

Kenora Muskies

Kenora, Ontario1968–1975

Order classic Kenora Muskies tees and hoodies. The Muskies crossed the border to play in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League, reached the league final in 1971 against the St. Boniface Saints, and produced Charlie Simmer, who went on to play more than 700 big-league games. Celebrate Kenora junior hockey by browsing all of our Muskies gear, then read the team history below. We're a small business dedicated to reviving the logos and memories of hockey teams that are gone but not forgotten.

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Kenora Muskies Hoodie in red with the leaping black muskie in a red ring on the front Kenora Muskies Hoodie in red with the leaping black muskie in a red ring on the front
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Kenora Muskies T-Shirt in red with the leaping black muskie in a red ring on the front Kenora Muskies T-Shirt in red with the leaping black muskie in a red ring on the front
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Kenora Muskies T-Shirt (Lightweight) in sport grey with the leaping black muskie in a red ring on the front Kenora Muskies T-Shirt (Lightweight) in sport grey with the leaping black muskie in a red ring on the front
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Kenora Muskies History

The Kenora Muskies were a junior 'A' hockey team from Kenora, Ontario that played in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League from 1968-1975. The team's best year was 1970-71 when they won 29 of 48 games and advanced to the league final, where they lost to the St. Boniface Saints. The Muskies most famous alum is Charlie Simmer, who would go on to be drafted in the third round and play over 700 NHL games. 

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