Changes: Brockville

Revision as of 04:46, 26 March 2021

Brockville is a town of about 20,000 people about 100 kilometers south of Ottawa. It is located in the St. Lawrence River Valley.

Although located in the area of the Ottawa District Hockey Association, its teams often received permission to play in the Ontario Hockey Association. A big reason was its relatively long distance from the other towns of the Ottawa District and the fact that Brockville was (and is) on the main train line that serves southern Ontario.

Hockey Teams

Brockville

(Central Canada Hockey Association, 1896-1897)
(OHA Sr., 1897-1900; 1903-1905; 1915-1916)
(Federal Amateur Hockey League, 1904-1906)
(OHA Jr., 1906-1907; 1921-1929)
(Interprovincial Hockey Union, 1911-1914)
Little Big Four League, 1938-1939)

(Ottawa-Hull & District Junior Hockey League, 1963-1964) league renamed CJAHL
(Central Junior A Hockey League, 1964-1973) renamed Warriors
(Central Junior A Hockey League, 1977-1980) become Rockland Remparts
(Central Junior A Hockey League, 1981-2009) join CJHL
(Central Junior Hockey League, 2009-2010) join CCHL
(Central Canada Hockey League, 2010-Present)

Brockville Brocks (Interprovincial Senior Hockey League, 1958-1959)
Brockville CNR (1925-26 OHA Intermediate Groups)
Brockville Canadiens (Metropolitan Montreal Junior League, 1959-1960)
Brockville Chiefs (1957-58 Ottawa District Senior Playoffs)
Brockville Invincibles (Federal Amateur Hockey League, 1907-1908) team was acutally the Renfrew Creamery Kings, for 1907-08 season; join FHL as Renfrew Creamery Kings
Brockville Hornets (Ontario Hockey Association Jr., 1954-1956)
Brockville Magedomas (Various Leagues; 1930s-1950s)

(Rideau Group,1929-1934)
(OHA Sr. B, 1934-1935)
(Ottawa City Senior League, 1935-1936)
(St Lawrence League, 1936-1937)
(New York-Ontario League, 1951-1954) join OHA Sr. B

Brockville Ramblers (Ottawa St Lawrence Senior League, 1963-1964)
Brockville Riversides

(Ottawa District Junior Playoffs, 1932-1937) independent team
(1937-1938)

Brockville Royal Canadian Regiment (1945-46 Ottawa District Senior Playoffs)
Brockville Snowmen (EJBHL Standings 1950-51)
Brockville Warriors (Central Junior A Hockey League, 1973-1977) revert to Braves name

Leagues

Brockville Cabadian League (1946-1947)
Brockville Town Junior League (1943-1944)

Players

Arenas

Murray's Rink
Jubilee Skating Rink
Brockville Centennial Youth Arena
Brockville Civic Memorial Centre
Brockville Memorial Civic Centre
Cossits Skating Rink

External Links

Brockville on Wikipedia

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 #([[Central Canada Hockey Association]], 1896-1897)
 #(OHA Sr., 1897-1900; 1903-1905; 1915-1916)
-#([[Federal Amateur Hockey League]], 1904-1906) team was actually the [[Renfrew Creamery Kings]]
+#([[Federal Amateur Hockey League]], 1904-1906)
 #(OHA Jr., 1906-1907; 1921-1929)
 #([[Interprovincial Hockey Union]], 1911-1914)
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 *[[Brockville Canadiens]] ([[Metropolitan Montreal Junior League]], 1959-1960)
 *[[Brockville Chiefs]] ([[1957-58 Ottawa District Senior Playoffs]])
-*[[Brockville Invincibles]] ([[Federal Amateur Hockey League]], 1907-1908) team was acutally the [[Renfrew Creamery Kings]], join FHL as Renfrew Creamery Kings
+*[[Brockville Invincibles]] ([[Federal Amateur Hockey League]], 1907-1908) team was acutally the [[Renfrew Creamery Kings]], for 1907-08 season; join FHL as Renfrew Creamery Kings
 *[[Brockville Hornets]] ([[Ontario Hockey Association]] Jr., 1954-1956)
 *[[Brockville Magedomas]] (Various Leagues; 1930s-1950s)
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 *[[Thain Simon]]
 ==Arenas==
+*[[Murray's Rink]]
+*[[Jubilee Skating Rink]]
 *Brockville Centennial Youth Arena
 *[[Brockville Civic Memorial Centre]]
 *Brockville Memorial Civic Centre
+*[[Cossits Skating Rink]]
 ==External Links==