onward, the TBAHA would allow the Flyers to represent the region in the Centennial Cup playdowns in place of the Hornets (after they officially disbanded). The Flyers would go on to win two Clark Cups as American Champions and two Centennial Cups as Canadian Junior A Champions. Season-by-season records Playoffs TBJHL Years 1983 Won City Jr. B Final, Lost City Junior Final, Won Keystone Cup Bronze Medal Thunder Bay Hornets defeated Schreiber North Stars 4-games-to-1 CITY JR. B CHAMPIONS Thunder Bay Kings defeated Thunder Bay Hornets 3-games-to-none Third in Keystone Cup round robin WESTERN CANADA JR. B BRONZE MEDALLISTS 1984 Won City Jr. B Final, Lost City Junior Final, Won Keystone Cup Bronze Medal Game Thunder Bay Hornets defeated Thunder Bay Maple Leafs 2-games-to-1 CITY JR. B CHAMPIONS Thunder Bay Kings defeated Thunder Bay Hornets 4-games-to-1 with 1 tie Third in Keystone Cup round robin (1-3) Thunder Bay Hornets defeated Schreiber North Stars 8-4 WESTERN CANADA JR. B BRONZE MEDALLISTS MJHL Years 1985 Lost Quarter-final St. James Canadians defeated Thunder Bay Hornets 4-games-to-2 1986 Lost Quarter-final Winnipeg South Blues defeated Thunder Bay Hornets 4-games-to-none See also Manitoba Junior Hockey League Superior International Junior Hockey League Thunder Bay Junior A Hockey League United States Hockey League Hockey Northwestern Ontario Canadian Junior A Hockey League Dudley Hewitt Cup Royal Bank Cup External links MJHL Website Hockey Thunder Bay Ice hockey teams in Ontario Sport in Thunder Bay Defunct Manitoba Junior Hockey League teams