Granby

A photo of Granby.

Granby is a city of about 47,000 people in southeastern Quebec, Canada.

Teams

• Granby (Junior Amateur Hockey Association, 1947-1947) drop out November 27, 1947 due to competition with Granby Eagles Provincial Senior League team
• Granby Bisons (QMJHL, 1981-1995) renamed Granby Prédateurs
• Granby Blitz (Quebec Semi Professional Hockey League, 1997-2002) renamed Predateurs
• Granby Eagles (Provincial Senior League, 1947) had moved from Verdun November 24; folded December 15
• Granby Inouk (known as Granby Inuit for 2005-2006 season)

1. (Quebec Junior AAA Hockey League, 2005-2014) league renamed QJHL
2. (Quebec Junior Hockey League, 2014-Present)

• Granby Nordiques (Brome-Mississquoi-Sheffield League, 1940-1941)
• Granby Prédateurs

1. (QMJHL, 1995-1997) become Cape Breton Screaming Eagles
2. (Quebec Semi Professional Hockey League, 2002-2003) league renamed QSMHL
3. (Quebec Senior Major Hockey League, 2003-2004) folded

• Granby Red Sox

1. Provincial Intermediate League, 1935-1937) league promoted to senior level
2. (Provincial Senior League, 1937-1938)

• Granby Royals (Quebec Junior Hockey League, 1951-1952) moved back to Montreal
• Granby Vics

1. (Provincial Intermediate League, 1955-1957)
2. (Eastern Townships Intermediate League, 1960-1964)
3. (Quebec Junior A Hockey League, 1972-1976) folded

Players

• Jan Alston
• Jonathan Boutin
• Bob Courcy
• Michel Dion
• Michael Dubuc
• Marc Tardif
• Fred Thurier

Arenas

• Arena Leonard Grondin

Champion

Memorial Cup

• 1995-96 - Granby Prédateurs

External Links

• Granby, Quebec on Wikipedia