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Belleville Jr Bulls U15 AA Post 36 Wins, Dominate Local Standings
The team posted a 36-10-7 record and 89.74 rating last season while other squads prepare for the 2026-27 campaign.
How we reported this
Belleville Jr Bulls U15 AA closed the 2025-26 season with the strongest record among local teams, finishing 36-10-7 with an 89.74 rating. That performance sets the baseline as the association readies multiple squads for the year ahead.
Season records shape expectations
The U18 AA side ended 2025-26 at 7-35-4 with an 88.15 rating. In U14AA play Belleville Bulls sat ninth with 13 points from a 5-19-3 mark, well behind Clarington Toros on 46 points and Kingston Canadians on 44 points. These numbers give coaches and families a clear picture of where work remains. Lower levels also competed in the Inter-Community Hockey League. Belleville Bulls LL2 recorded one win, six losses and one tie for three points and a 0.300 winning percentage, while LL1 finished without a point after seven losses. The Belleville Bearcats under the Ontario Women's Hockey Association field house teams in the U8, U9, U13, U15 and U18 divisions, supplying additional opportunities for players at those ages. The Senior HL under Belleville Bearcats Hockey lists every team at zero games played with zero points and no scores recorded so far in the current cycle.
Teams listed for 2026-27
The Belleville Minor Hockey Association has entered squads across squirt, peewee, bantam and midget divisions for the coming year. All listed teams show 0-0-0 records at this stage, as expected before the schedule begins. The association maintains links to the OMHA and LHL for its competitive play. House programs under the Belleville Bearcats continue to field teams in several age groups, giving younger players additional ice time outside the Jr Bulls structure. Parents and players can track updates through the association site and league portals. Registration windows and tryout dates will determine final rosters as summer ends.