Yardmen Arena
Belleville is a town in Ontario, Canada.
It has a population of about 50,000 and is located on the shore of the Bay of Quinte (part of Lake Ontario) in the eastern part of the province.
Teams[]
- Belleville
- (OHA Jr. 1900-1902,
- (OHA Jr, 1904-1916) replaced by 225th Battalion
- (OHA Jr., 1917-1933) to OHA Jr. B
- (OHA Sr. B, 1937-1939; 1940-1941)
- Belleville 235th Battalion (Ontario Hockey Association Jr., 1916-1917)
- Belleville Bees (Ontario Hockey Association, 1960s)
- Belleville Black Hawks (1950s)
- Belleville Bobcats (Metro Junior A Hockey League, 1972-1981, 1987-1989)
- Belleville Bulls
- (Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League, 1979-1981) town gets OHL franchise
- (Ontario Hockey League, 1981-2015) franchise sold and relocated to Hamilton and renamed Hamilton Bulldogs
- Belleville Diesels (OHA Sr. B, 1948-1950)
- Belleville Eagles (OHA Sr. A, 1973-1974)
- Belleville Glen Roys (1950s)
- Belleville Macs (Eastern Ontario Senior Hockey League, 2003-2006) moved to Manmora
- Belleville Maroons (OHA Sr. B, 1929-1931) to Intermediate A
- Belleville McFarlands (OHA Sr. A, 1957-1960) withdrew November 8, 1960
- Belleville Memos (1950s)
- Belleville Mohawks (OHA Sr. A, 1966-1971) renamed Quintes
- Belleville Quintes (1940s, 1970s)
- (OHA Sr. A, 1971-1973) renamed Eagles
- Belleville RCAF (1940s)
- Belleville Redmen
- (OHA Sr. B, 1937-1939)
- OHA Sr. A, 1950-1951)
- Belleville Reliance (OHA Sr. B, 1941-1942)
- Belleville Vets (OHA Sr. B, 1947-1948)
Arenas[]
- Belleville Skating Rink
- Arnotts Arena
- Belleville Arena
- Yardmen Arena (part of Quinte Sports Centre which also includes Wally Dever, Family Dental, & B Rinks)
- Belleville Memorial Arena
- Dick Ellis Rink
Players[]
- Dan Bain
- Drew Bannister
- Dickie Boon
- Billy Boyd
- Bob Crawford
- Lou Crawford
- Marc Crawford
- Bob Dillabough
- John Doran
- Gerry Goyer
- Brett Hull
- Rick Green
- Jack Laviolette
- Eric Manlow
- Norm Maracle
- Rick Meagher
- Nathan Moon
- Andrew Raycroft
- Brad Richardson
- Derek Smith
- Chris Valentine
- Ed Westfall
- Jack Winchester
- Ty Wishart
Champions[]
World Champions[]
- 1958-59 Belleville McFarlands
Allan Cup[]
- 1957-58 Belleville McFarlands
See Also[]
External Links[]
- Belleville, Ontario on Wikipedia