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*[[Drumheller Falcons]] ([[Alberta Junior Hockey League|AJHL]], 1972-1976, 1979-1983) |
*[[Drumheller Falcons]] ([[Alberta Junior Hockey League|AJHL]], 1972-1976, 1979-1983) |
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*[[Drumheller Miners]] (1960s) |
*[[Drumheller Miners]] (1960s) |
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| + | #([[Southern Alberta Hockey League]], 1933-1936) league renamed ASHL |
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| + | #([[Alberta Senior Hockey League]], 1936-1940) |
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| + | #([[Alberta Big Six League]], 1952-1956) |
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| + | #([[Alberta Big Six League]], 1959-1960) |
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| + | #([[Central Alberta Hockey League]],1960-1966) |
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*[[Drumheller Rockets]] (1930s-1940s) |
*[[Drumheller Rockets]] (1930s-1940s) |
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| − | *[[Drumheller Valley Miners]] ( |
+ | *[[Drumheller Valley Miners]] ([[Southern Alberta Junior League]], 1946-1947) |
==Champions== |
==Champions== |
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==='''[[Allan Cup]]'''=== |
==='''[[Allan Cup]]'''=== |
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| − | *1965-66 |
+ | *1965-66 '''[[Drumheller Miners]]''' |
==Players== |
==Players== |
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Revision as of 10:12, 1 December 2013
A view of Drumheller.
Drumheller is a town of about 9000 in central Alberta, Canada.
Teams
- Drumheller Dragons (AJHL, 2003-present)
- Drumheller Falcons (AJHL, 1972-1976, 1979-1983)
- Drumheller Miners (1960s)
- (Southern Alberta Hockey League, 1933-1936) league renamed ASHL
- (Alberta Senior Hockey League, 1936-1940)
- (Alberta Big Six League, 1952-1956)
- (Alberta Big Six League, 1959-1960)
- (Central Alberta Hockey League,1960-1966)
- Drumheller Rockets (1930s-1940s)
- Drumheller Valley Miners (Southern Alberta Junior League, 1946-1947)
Champions
Allan Cup
- 1965-66 Drumheller Miners
Players
Arenas
External Links
- Drumheller on Wikipedia