2005 Kamloops, British Columbia - Bronze Medal
The Ironmen finished the round-robin 2-2, defeating British Columbia and Manitoba, and dropping tight games to Nova
Scotia and Ontario. In the quarter-final match, the Ironmen rode the arm of then pickup Derek Wilson to defeat the host
Kamloops squad, before falling to Nova Scotia in the semi-final. Mike Lewis helped the Ironmen recover to win the bronze
medal, tossing a complete-game victory over Quebec.
1999 Chatham,
New Brunswick - Bronze Medal
Chatham avenged a round-robin setback to Ontario, costing
them a shot at the gold-medal game, to down Ontario's Etobicoke Rangers 6-1 for the bronze medal. Alberta defeated
Nova Scotia to capture the gold medal.
1996 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
A year after capturing gold on their home turf, the Ironmen failed to qualify for the medal round.
1995 Chatham, New Brunswick - Gold Medal
In perhaps the crowning moment at Ironmen Field, the host Ironmen capped a memorable gold-medal tournament
with a thrilling 7-6 victory over Quebec. After the Quebec starter retired the first two Ironmen in the top half of
the first inning, Chatham rattled off three two-out, two-run homeruns to take a 6-0 lead, which they would not relinquish.
Chris Burns picked up his second victory of the day, hours after defeating Ontario 18-5 in the semi-final. In the round-robin,
the Ironmen defeated Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island, but were defeated by Quebec.
