They have the distinction of playing in an era where Senior hockey's popularity was near dead in Ontario, but still managed to compete in two Allan Cup tournaments in only two seasons.

In the third overtime, London scored to win 5-4 and earn a berth into the Allan Cup final, a little more than half a day away.

Throughout the 1997-98 campaign fan support was dismal for the Admirals who had to share the market with the popular London Knights of the Ontario Hockey League.

In the third game of the round robin, the London MacMaster Chevys lost 4-3 to Saskatchewan's Lloydminster Border Kings to close out the Allan Cup tournament without a win.

A combination of poor fan support and a lack of major sponsors led to the demise of the Admirals, who never suited up again.