Featured Inductee: Oshawa Generals Hockey Team 1989/90 - Hockey

Year Inducted: 2000
Home Town: Oshawa

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The 1989/90 Oshawa Generals had an all-star year despite having no individuals selected to the Ontario Hockey League all-star team during the regular season.  The true character of the Team was best demonstrated by their ability to rally back from a 3-1 deficit in the OHL finals to overtake the Kitchener Rangers in an electrifying game 7 at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium.  Arriving at the Memorial Cup in Hamilton as tournament underdogs, their 3-0 sweep of the round robin culminated in a spectacular 4-3 double overtime victory over the same Kitchener team in the final game.  This was the General's fourth Memorial Cup, emblematic of junior hockey supremacy in Canada. Team: Mark Logan (assistant coach), Wade Simpson, David Craievich, Eric Lindros, Bill Armstrong, Mark Deazeley, Matt Hoffman, Trevor McIvor, Scott Luik, Bryan Boyes (head trainer), Colleen Corner (secretary), Cory Banika, Dale Craigwell, Brian Grieve, Jean Paul Davis, Craig Donaldson, Brent Grieve, Jarrod Skalde, Mike Craig, Clair Cornish, Scott Hollis, Wayne Daniels (scout), Fred Braithwaite, Paul O'Hagan, Scott Clark (business manager), Larry Marson (assistant coach), John Humphreys (president and governor), Iain Fraser, Rick Cornacchia (head coach), Frank Jay (director of operations), Ian Young (goalie coach), Joe Busillo, Kevin Butt, Margaret Armstrong (secretary), Jim Cherry (head scout), Gil Hughes (scout), Bob McFadden (scout), George Melanson (scout), Doug Olan (scout) and Mike Shuman (trainer)