called the Huntsville Otters, which has had players move on to major junior A in the Ontario Hockey League. There has been a new Junior C Hockey team reintroduced to the town as of 2012 season. Huntsville is one of three Canadian towns hosting Ironman 70.3 triathlons. Huntsville also has a large soccer community, run by the Huntsville Soccer Club with over 1,000 participants in total. Over 800 kids aged 2–19 play with the rest being made up of adult players. Golf courses in or close to Huntsville include Deerhurst Highlands, The Mark O'Meara Course at Grandview Golf Club, and Bigwin Island Golf Club. In film Most of the 1995 film It Takes Two, starring Kirstie Alley, Steve Guttenberg and Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, was filmed at Camp Mini-Yo-We, which is located within the city's boundaries. The opening sequence of the Walt Disney film The Incredible Journey showcases the village of Aspdin from the air. In this scene Muskoka's oldest stone church, St. Mary's Anglican, can clearly be seen. Lake Vernon also appears. A part of the 1989 film Welcome Home, starring Kris Kristofferson, was shot at Lion's Lookout. Much of the 2018 Hallmark Film, A Veteran's Christmas, starring Eloise Mumford and Sean Faris was filmed in downtown Huntsville in the fall of 2018. Media Radio Television Huntsville is served by a TVCogeco community channel for Cogeco cable subscribers. The town was previously served by repeaters for CBC Television and TVO: CBLT-TV-2 and CICO-TV-13, respectively. Both repeaters were shut down following the 2012 closing of all CBC analogue transmitters, several of which were also used by TVO. Newspaper Huntsville Forester (published by Metroland Media Group) Notable residents Jack Bionda, professional hockey and lacrosse athlete, best known as a lacrosse player. Born in Huntsville and later as local restaurant owner. James Carroll, actor (Wind at My Back) and community radio personality (Hunters Bay Radio), resided here in his later years. Dara Howell, freestyle skier, 2014 Winter Olympics gold medalist in ski slopestyle Sidney D. Kirkpatrick, award-winning American documentary filmmaker and a bestselling historical author Ethan Moreau, a former NHL hockey player and current scout for the Montreal Canadiens Kyle Nelson, mixed martial artist who competes in the UFC Featherweight division Jason Reso, retired WWE Wrestler. Former World Heavyweight and WWE Tag Team Champion. Resided in Huntsville during his early years. George Selkirk (1908 - 1987), major league baseball player born in