Brantford Civic Centre
Brantford is a city of about 90,000 just to the west of Hamilton in southwestern Ontario, Canada.
Teams[]
Minor League[]
- (Ontario Professional Hockey League, 1908-1908) withdrew
- (Canadian Professional Hockey League, 1929-1930) folded
- Brantford Professionals (Ontario Professional Hockey League, 1909-1910) fold with league
- Brantford Smoke
- (Colonial Hockey League, 1991-1997) league renamed UHL
- United Hockey League, 1997-1998) moved to Asheville
Senior[]
- Branford (OHA Senior, 1891-1892)
- Brantford (OHA Senior A League, 1950-1951)
- Brantford (OHA Sr. B, 1932-1933)
- Brantford Alexanders, (OHA Senior A League, 1976-1978) city gets OMJHL team
- Brantford All-Stars, (OHA Sr. B, 1948-1949)
- Brantford Blast
- (Southwestern Senior A Hockey League, 2002-2003) league renamed Ontario Senior AAA Hockey League
- (Ontario Senior AAA Hockey League, 2003-2004) league renamed Major League Hockey
- (Major League Hockey , 2004-2011) league renamed Allan Cup Hockey
- (Allan Cup Hockey, 2011-Present)
- Brantford Chiefs, (OHA Senior A League, 1938-1939)
- Brantford Foresters, (OHA Senior A League, 1972-1975)
- Brantford Indians (Ontario Hockey Association Sr. B, 1929-1930) to intermediate A
- Brantford Motts Clamatos, (OHA Sr. A, 1986-1987) folded
- Brantford Nationals (OHA Sr. B, 1948-1950)
- Brantford Prowl, (Southwestern Senior A Hockey League, 2001-2002) sit out one season return as Blast
- Brantford Rangers, (OHA Senior A League, 1937-1938)
- Brantford Red and Blacks (OHA Sr. B, 1940-1941)
- Brantford Redmen.
- (OHA Senior A League, 1947-1948)
- (OHA Senior A League, 1951-1953)
- Brantford Tone Flows, (OHA Senior A League, 1935-1936)
- Brantford Tricolors (OHA Sr. B, 1932-1935)
- Brantford Waterous Greens, (OHA Sr. B, 1947-1948)
Major Junior[]
- Ontario Major Junior Hockey League, 1978-1980) league renamed Ontario Hockey League
- (Ontario Hockey League, 1980-1984)
- Brantford Bulldogs (Ontario Hockey League, 2023-Present)
Junior/Junior A[]
- Brantford
- (OHA Jr., 1905-1908, 1912-1917, 1920-1925, 1927-1928, 1930-1931,1932-1933)
- (OHA Jr. A, 1934-1935) withdrew
- Brantford Foresters, (Western Ontario Junior A Hockey League, 1968-1970) league renamed Southern Ontario Junior A Hockey League join as Majors after merging with another local team
- Brantford Hanleys, (OHA Jr. 1929-1930)
- Brantford Hockey Club, (OHA Jr., 1927-1929)
- Brantford Lions,
- (OHA Jr., 1928-1930)
- OHA Jr. A, 1941-1944)
- Brantford Majors, (Southern Ontario Junior A Hockey League, 1970-1972)
- Brantford Bears (OHA, 1960s)
- Brantford Kriegers (1936-37 OHA Senior Season)
- Brantford St. George (Ontario Hockey Association, 1935-1936)
- Brantford St. Jude ((Ontario Hockey Association, 1935-1936)
- Brantford Steelfighters (Greater Metro Junior A Hockey League, 2015-2016)
- Brantford Trojans (1945-46 OHA Intermediate A Groups)
- Brantford Truckers (1954-55 OHA Senior B Season)
- Brantford Golden Eagles (1970-1992, 1998-2012, Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League)
- Brantford Titans (2013-Present, Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League)
- Brantford 99ers (2018-2024, Ontario Junior Hockey League)
Champions[]
Allan Cup[]
- 1987 Brantford Motts Clamatos
- 2008 Brantford Blast
Players[]
- Shawn Antoski
- Matt Barnes
- Bill Cook
- Bryan Fogarty (born in Montreal, grew up in Brantford)
- Dave Gans
- Chris Gratton
- Josh Gratton
- Gerry Gray
- Thomas D. Green
- Brent Gretzky
- Keith Gretzky
- Wayne Gretzky
- Len Hachborn
- Pat Hickey
- Doug Jarvis
- Keith Jones
- Paul MacKinnon
- Mike Posavad
- Chris Pusey
- Jack Shewchuk
- Herb Stuart
- Paul Szczechura
- Terry Simpson
- Greg Stefan
Arenas[]
- Arctic Arena
- Brantford Civic Centre
- Andrew W Pate Park Rink
- Anne Good Park Rink
- Brantford Ice Park
- Brier Park Rink
- Centennial Park Rink
- Devon Down Park Rink
- Donegal Park Rink
- Echo Park Rink
- Grandwoodlands Park Rink
- Greenbriar Park Rink
- Gretzky Sport Complex
- Harmony Square Skating Rink
- Hillier Heights Park Rink
- Lion's Park Arena
- Lynden Hills Park Arena
- Mayfair Park Rink
- Moose Park Rink
- Orchard Park Rink
- Parsons Park Rink
- Pleasant Ridge Park Rink
- Prince Charles Park Rink
- Seneca Park Rink
- Westdale Park Rink
External Links[]
- Brantford on Wikipedia