History: Originally called the Whitby Chiefs (name changed in ’06) the teams regular season record from 2001 is missing, but it is known that they lost in the finals to the Stars that year. Exact playoff record from round robin is unknown. In 2002, the team had a 17-6-1 regular season record and were 1-2 in the playoff round robin. In 2003, the team was 16-8 and in the playoffs defeated Richmond Hill 2-0, then Durham 2-1 before losing 2-1 to Bloor in finals. In 2004, the team was 19-7 and in the playoffs beat Oshawa 2-1 and then Durham 2-1 before falling to Richmond Hill 2-1 in the finals. In 2005, they were 13-13 and defeated Pickering 2-1 in playoffs then lost 2-1 to Durham in semi’s. In 2006, the team was 15-9-2 and in playoffs beat Pickering 2-0, Durham 2-1, Richmond Hill 2-1 and then Burlington 3-0 to capture the Championship. In 2007, the team had 16-9-3 regular season and then tore through the playoffs sweeping Whitby, Durham and Pickering before eventually beating the Bengals 3-1 to become OSBA’s 2nd back to back champion. In 2008 the team (though never known for great regular seasons) tanked during the regular season 10-15-3 becoming the only OSBA team to win the championship and then fail to make the playoffs the following year. In 2009 the team had a better regular season at 15-10-1 and made the playoffs where they beat the Chiefs 2-1 in the first round and then the Indians 2-1 in the conference finals to advance to play Bulls in the finals where they were swept in 3 straight.
History with Bulls : In 2005, they split a series in Burlington with the Bulls winning Game 1, 3-0 behind a Hayes CG win and losing game 2, 3-2 in a game where Willitts started and was relieved by Killins. It was the first ever OSBA loss for the Bulls The two teams met in the OSBA tournament semi finals where the Bulls won 9-1 behind a McKnight CG game. In 2006, the teams met in Burlington again and the Bulls won Game 1, 2-1 in 8 innings with Leyland getting the CG win. In Game 2, Willitts took the loss as the Bulls fell 5-0. The teams would then meet in the championship series where the Bulls lost game 1 5-0, Leyland taking the loss and Dunn pitching a perfect game vs the Bulls. In game 2, a horrible call ended the game and the Bulls lost 2-1 despite a McKnight CG game. In game 3, Conlon took the loss and the Dodgers took the series with a 8-4 final. The two teams did not meet in 2007 until the Whitby/Brooklin Invitational Tournament where the Bulls won 8-1 behind a McKnight CG. The teams met to close out the 2008 regular season and the Bulls got the sweep winning game 1, 7-0 behind a Kyle Pegg CG and then game 2, with Kozak getting the CG win. The wins gave the Bulls the OSBA record for best regular season at 24-4. In 2009, the Bulls met Dodgers at Ritson at the mid-way point of season. They dropped game 1, 5-2 with Nicholson losing it and won game 2, 8-5 behind a McKnight CG win. In game 1 of the playoffs, Kozak threw a 1 hit shutout as the Bulls won 1-0. In Game 2, Leyland threw a CG and the Bulls won 8-2. McKnight took to the mound in the final game and the Bulls came away with a 7-4 win to sweep the series.
BULLS RECORD VS : 10-6
RF: 68 RA: 44
Regular Season : 5-3 Playoffs : 3-3 Tournaments : 2-0
Bulls as Home Team : 4-3 Bulls as Visiting Team : 6-3
PITCHERS RECORDS VS:
Cam McKnight (5-1) Jamie Kozak (2-0) Jon Leyland (2-1) Kyle Pegg (1-0) Chris Hayes (1-0) Bobby Killins (0-1) Dave Willits (0-1) Eric Conlon (0-1) Mark Nicholson (0-1)
