Oakville Titans

Oakville Titans
City Oakville, Ontario
League OLA Senior B Lacrosse League
Founded 2000 (2000)
Home arena Toronto Rock Athletic Centre
Colours Light Blue, Navy Blue, and White
Franchise history
2000-2005 Arthur Aces
2006-2010 Wellington Aces
2011 Wellington-Dufferin Titans
2012-Present Oakville Titans

The Oakville Titans are a Canadian Senior box lacrosse team. The team played in the City of Oakville, Ontario, Canada and participate in the OLA Senior B Lacrosse League. They were the 2006 Presidents Cup National Champions and Ontario Lacrosse Association Senior B Champions while known as the Wellington Aces from Arthur, Ontario.

History

Titans goalie Craig Wende in 2015.

With the Brooklin Merchants and St. Clair Storm, the Arthur Aces were inaugural members of the current OLA Senior B Lacrosse League in 2000.

In 2006, the Aces changed their location to "Wellington" to represent their municipality of Centre Wellington, Ontario as whole. During that season, the Aces would win the OSBLL championship and later the Presidents Cup as national champions. Wellington would finish the OSBLL regular season one point out of first place. In the playoffs, Wellington would beat the Owen Sound Woodsmen 3-games-to-2. In the final, the Aces would beat the Ajax-Pickering Rock 3-games-to-1 to take the provincial title.[1] The Aces would pack their bags and travel west to Ladner, British Columbia to compete for the national championship with the best of Senior B lacrosse nationwide. The Aces opened the tournament by beating Longueuil Patriotes 9-6. They then beat the Onondaga Redhawks 10-5, Sherwood Park Outlaws 12-8, Ladner Pioneers 14-7, and the Tri-City Bandits 8-6 to finish the round robin undefeated and secure a spot in the final. Wellington would defeat Sherwood Park 9-6 to win the national title. National Lacrosse League players Jamie Rooney, Bruce Codd, and Kasey Beirnes and would all be named to national all-star teams, while Rooney would be named the tournament's most valuable player.[2][3]

Titans player Mark Runciman on the road in 2014.

In 2012, the team relocated to Oakville and became the Oakville Titans.

Season-by-season results

Former National Lacrosse League goalie Jay Preece in 2014.
Season GP W L T GF GA P Results Playoffs
2000 8 2 5 1 88 96 5 3rd OSBLL DNQ
2001 14 3 11 0 105 147 6 6th OSBLL DNQ
2002 14 7 7 0 129 138 14 5th OSBLL Lost Quarter-final
2003 16 6 10 0 139 158 12 5th OSBLL Lost Semi-final
2004 16 7 9 0 106 134 14 5th OSBLL Lost Quarter-final
2005 14 7 7 0 122 125 14 6th OSBLL Lost Quarter-final
2006 14 10 4 0 136 89 20 2nd OSBLL Won League, Won Presidents Cup
2007 14 10 4 0 100 74 20 1st OSBLL Lost Quarter-final
2008 14 11 2 1 113 73 23 1st OSBLL Lost Semi-final
2009 16 2 14 0 136 225 4 6th OSBLL DNQ
2010 16 8 8 0 183 179 16 4th OSBLL Lost Semi-final
2011 16 4 12 0 131 180 8 6th OSBLL Lost Quarter-final
2012 16 11 5 0 176 166 22 2nd OSBLL Lost Semi-final
2013 16 4 12 0 140 185 8 7th OSBLL DNQ
2014 16 7 9 0 155 175 14 4th OSBLL Lost Semi-final
2015 16 7 9 0 135 137 14 5th OSBLL Lost Semi-final

Presidents Cup results

Titans player Todd Bloxam in 2015.
Season Location GP W L T GF GA Result
2006 Ladner, BC 6 6 0 0 62 37 Won Gold

See also

References

  1. ↑ http://wampsbibleoflacrosse.com/newstats/2006seniorb.txt
  2. ↑ http://wampsbibleoflacrosse.com/newstats/2006presidents.txt
  3. ↑ https://torontorock.com/article/in-codd-we-trust
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