Hamilton is a city of over 1,500,000 in southern Ontario, Canada. Its metropolitan area has a population of about over 2,700,000.
It is located at the extreme western end of Lake Ontario about 70 kilometers southwest of Toronto.
Teams[]
- Hamilton
- (Ontario Hockey Association Senior, 1893-1895, 1917-1918)
- (Ontario Hockey Association Jr., 1925-1926, 1930-1931, 1922-1933)
- (Ontario Hockey Association Jr. A, 1934-1935)
- (Allan Cup Hockey, 2015 Expansion team)
- Hamilton 227th Battalion (Ontario Hockey Association Senior, 1916-1917)
- Hamilton Amateur Hockey Association All Stars (Ontario Hockey Association Jr., 1932-1933)
- Dundas-Hamilton Tigers (OHA Senior A Hockey League, 1980-1985) become Dundas Real McCoys
- Hamilton A's
- (Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League, 1979-1981) see OJAHL
- Ontario Junior A Hockey League, 1981-1984) city gets OHL team
- Hamilton Bankers (Ontario Hockey Association) 1903
- Hamilton Beavers (Ontario Hockey Association Jr., 1920-1921)
- Hamilton Bulldogs
- (American Hockey League, 1996-2015) franchise sold to Montreal Canadiens and relocated to St. John's, NL; replaced by OHL team with same name
- (Ontario Hockey League, 2015-Present)
- Hamilton Canucks (American Hockey League, 1992-1994) become Syracuse Crunch
- Hamilton Catholic Athletic Centre (Ontario Hockey Association Jr., 1921-1922)
- Hamilton Dofascos (Ontario Hockey Association Senior A 1940-1941)
- Hamilton Dukes Ontario Hockey League, 1989-1991) become Guelph Storm
- Hamilton Falcons (Ontario Hockey Association Jr., 1928-1929)
- (Ontario Major Junior Hockey League, 1974-1976) moved to St. Catherines, due to arena problems
- (Ontario Major Junior Hockey League, 1977-1978) become Brantford Alexanders
- Hamilton Kiltys (Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League, 1993-2003) renamed Red Wings
- Hamilton Lloyds (Ontario Hockey Association, 1945-1946) renamed Szabos
- Hamilton Majors
- (Ontario Hockey Association Senior A, 1941-1942)
- (Ontario Hockey Association Senior A, 1943-1944) drop out of league
- (Southern Ontario Junior A Hockey League, 1975-1977) join OPJAHL
- (Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League, 1977-1979
- Hamilton National Steel Car (Ontario Hockey Association Senior B, 1940-1941)
- Hamilton Nationals (Ontario Hockey Association Senior B, 1941-1942)
- Hamilton Patricias
- (Ontario Hockey Association Senior B, 1932-1933) moved to Intermediate A as part of Hamilton Amateur Hockey Association All Star team
- (Ontario Hockey Association Senior B, 1934-1935) move to Sr. A
- (Ontario Hockey Association Senior A, 1935-1936)
- (Ontario Hockey Association Senior A, 1945-1948)
- (Ontario Hockey Association, 1960-1974) join OMJHL as Fincups
- (Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League, 2003-2009) join CCHL
- (Central Canadian Hockey League, 2009-2010) rejoin OJHL
- (Ontario Junior Hockey League, 2010-2015) relocated to Markham as Markham Royals when city gets OHL team (Bulldogs)
- (Ontario Hockey Association Jr., 1912-1916,1924-1925, 1926-1927)
- (Ontario Hockey Association Senior, 1915-1916, 1924-1926)
- Hamilton St Marys (Ontario Hockey Association Jr., 1922-1923)
- Hamilton Steelhawks (Ontario Hockey League, 1984-1988) become Niagara Falls Thunder
- Hamilton Szabos (Ontario Hockey Association, 1946-1947) drop out of league
- Hamilton Tigers (National Hockey League, 1921-1925) form nucleus of New York Americans
- Hamilton Tigers
- (Canadian Professional Hockey League, 1926-1928) become Buffalo Bisons
- (Canadian Professional Hockey League, 1928-1929) join IHL
- (International Hockey League, 1929-1930) become Syracuse Stars
- Hamilton Tigers (Ontario Hockey Association Jr., 1921-1924
- Hamilton Tigers (Senior)
- (Ontario Hockey Association Senior, 1918-1924)
- (Ontario Hockey Association Senior B, 1929-1930) join Sr. A
- (Ontario Hockey Association Senior A, 1930-1936)
- (Ontario Hockey Association Senior A, 1942-1943)
- (Ontario Hockey Association Senior A, 1945-1950) join OHA Major
- (OHA Major League, 1950-1951) return to OHA Senior
- (Ontario Hockey Association Senior A, 1951-1954)
- Hamilton Tiger Cubs (Ontario Hockey Association, 1953-1960) renamed Red Wings
- Hamilton Victorias (Ontario Hockey Association) 1896-1898, 1901-1904, 1928-1930, 1931-1932, 1934-1935)
- Hamilton Whizzers (Ontario Hockey Association, 1942-1943) renamed Majors
- Hamilton (World Hockey Association, 2003-2003) team and league never play
- McMaster University (Ontario Hockey Association Senior B,1930-1931)
- New York-Hamilton Tigers (National Hockey League, 1925) temporary name of NHL team as it was being transferred from Hamilton to New York to become the New York Americans
- Hamilton Centennials (Ontario Hockey Association) 1914
- Hamilton Crescents (Ontario Hockey Association) 1931-32
- Hamilton Hockey Club (Ontario Hockey Association) 1913-17
- Hamilton Peach Buds (Ontario Hockey Association) 1940-41
- Hamilton Rowing Club (Ontario Hockey Association)
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CHCH (CH)
CITS (CTS)
Women's team[]
Hamilton Golden Hawks (Central Ontario Women's Hockey League, 1993-1997)
University team[]
College team[]
Champions[]
Allan Cup[]
- 1918-19 Hamilton Tigers
University Cup[]
- 1962-63 McMaster Marauders
Calder Cup[]
- 2007-08 Hamilton Bulldogs
Arenas[]
- Alexander Park Rink
- Hamilton Thistle Rink
- Barton Street Arena (1913-1976) (also known as Alerts' Rink, Britannia Arena, and Hamilton Forum)
- Buchanan Park Rink
- Chedoke Twin Pad Arena
- Colquhoun Park Rink
- Copps Coliseum
- Coronation Arena
- Darlington Sports Centre
- Dave Andreychuk Mountain Arena
- Durand Park Rink
- Fay Park Rink
- Gilkson Park Rink
- HAAA Park Rink
- Hamilton Doublerink Arena
- Hampton Park Rink
- Harmony Hall Rink
- Harry Howell Arena
- Highland Gardens Park Rink
- Inch Park Arena
- Kennedy East Park Rink
- Lawfield Arena
- Macassa Park Rink
- Mohawk 4 Ice Centre
- Mountain Drive Park Rink
- Pat Quinn Parkdale Arena
- Rosedale Arena
- Rushdale Park Rink
- Scott Park Arena
- Shawinigan Park Rink
- Tremplemead Park Rink
- Trenholme Park Rink
- Wentworth Triple Rinks
- Eastwood Arena
Players[]
- Dave Andreychuk
- Syl Apps
- Walt Atanas
- Bob Barlow
- Paul Beraldo
- Allan Bester
- Andy Brown
- David Brown
- Frank Caprice
- Joe Cirella
- Ron Climie
- Ian Cushenan
- Herb Dickenson
- Ken Dryden
- Dave Dryden
- Blake Dunlop
- Cecil "Babe" Dye
- Don Edwards
- Ryan Ellis
- Nelson Emerson
- Ray Emery
- Ed Gilbert
- Todd Harvey
- Red Horner
- Tim Horton
- Harry Howell
- Ron Howell
- Dick Irvin Sr.
- Al Jensen
- Derek King
- Ryan Kuwabara
- Mike Lampman
- Peter LeBlanc
- Blair MacKasey
- Jamie Macoun
- Adam Mair
- Ken Mann
- Thomas McCarthy
- Brian McGrattan
- Doug McKay
- Marty McSorley
- Rick Morris
- Ron Murphy
- Ric Nattress
- Murray Oliver
- Michael Ouzas
- George Owen
- Keith Primeau
- Pat Quinn
- Leo Reise Jr.
- Wayne Rivers
- Ray Ross
- Rick Smith
- Jason Soules
- Steve Staios
- Danny Syvret
- Joey Tenute
- Scott Timmins
- John Tonelli
- Carter Trevisani
- Jim Turkiewicz
- Dan Turple
External Links[]
- Hamilton, Ontario on Wikipedia