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National Capital Pioneers/Ottawa Intrepid

(1987-90)

Charter member initially known as the National Capital Pioneers played in Lansdowne Park in Aylmer, QC. The following season, in 1988, they were restructured, changing their name to Ottawa Intrepid and moved to Terry Fox Park in downtown Ottawa. 

The league was not kind to Ottawa as they never seem to make it further than the quarter finals in their first season (1987). They did however field the likes of Lyndon Hooper, Iain Baird, John Limniatis, Paul James and Ted Eck. 

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Ottawa Intrepid/National Capital Pioneers (1987-90): TeamMember

1987

The National Capital Pioneer's first season was fairly successful, placing 2nd in the table with 23 points. They would make the play offs, losing 2-1 to Toronto in the quarter finals. They would play out of nearby Aylmer. 

That season their jersey was made by English company Spall. Their home jersey was red, with white shoulders and away was white with red shoulders. 

Ottawa Intrepid/National Capital Pioneers (1987-90): Gallery

1988

In its second season the team was restructured, moving to a new home, Terry Fox Stadium in South Ottawa, and changing their name to Ottawa Intrepid.
Unfortunately the season went poorly with Ottawa placing 3/4 in the eastern division and not making the play offs.

Ottawa Intrepid/National Capital Pioneers (1987-90): Gallery

1989

An unfortunate season for Ottawa, who placed 5/6 in the eastern Division. This was despite signing US international Ted Eck, who scored an incredible 21 goals in 26 games. They would not go on to play in the play offs

That season their jerseys were Umbro. Home was white with blue collar and Perez as the chest sponsor. Away was blue. 

Ottawa Intrepid/National Capital Pioneers (1987-90): Gallery

1990

An unfortunate season for Ottawa, who placed 6/7 in the eastern Division. They would not go on to play in the play offs. During that off season Ottawa would cease operations.

That season their jerseys were Umbro. Home was white with blue collar and Kinalea as the chest sponsor. Away was blue with white cross checking. 

Ottawa Intrepid/National Capital Pioneers (1987-90): Gallery

1992 Season

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