Playing against a stronger calibre of teams like the Collingwood Blues, Newmarket Hurricanes, Brampton Capitals, and the Georgetown Raiders, by the end of the Huskies three-year stint in Provincial Jr. "A" League it became obvious that the team could no longer competitively compete. In 2001, the Huskies officially left the OPJHL. Some of the reasons revolved around poor attendance, poor results at such a high level, and lack of resources to pay expensive league and travelling fees.
Playing against more skilled teams like the Collingwood Blues, Newmarket Hurricanes, Brampton Capitals, and the Georgetown Raiders, by the end of the Huskies' three-year stint in Provincial Jr. "A" League it became clear that the team could no longer compete at a high level. In 2001, the Huskies officially left the OPJHL. Some of the reasons included low attendance, poor performance at such a competitive level, and lack of resources to pay for league and travel fees.