Team History

  In 1954 a Lincoln Continental was raffled off to help finance entry into the Western Jr. B Hockey League.  Many changes in the league have occurred since that day, however the one constant has been the St. Marys Lincolns Hockey Club.  Competing against larger centres throughout South Western Ontario, the Lincolns have won the Ontario Championship twice, Ontario finalist several times, and numerous league titles.  

     Situated in the heart of Southwestern Ontario, this prosperous and picturesque town of 6,300 has been a hockey stop for some truly great players, many moving on to Major ‘A’, University Scholarships and the Professional ranks.  The town is dotted with former Lincolns who now call St. Marys home, after been exposed to this fine community through hockey.

      The Lincolns alumni includes several former NHL players such as Jean Paul Parise, (1972 Team Canada leader and NHL veteran), Terry Crisp (2 time Stanley Cup Champion as player and coach), Don Luce, and Bob Boughner.  The number of others who have moved on to other levels of professional hockey and University Scholarships are too numerous to list here.

      The St. Marys Lincolns offer an opportunity to show your talent in an organization and a league with a great hockey history. Many have passed through this town by way of the Lincolns, and many have remained, all remember the quality hockey and organization offered in St. Marys.  As our town logo states, "a town worth living in’.