Hull

Hull was a city of about 66,000 people in Quebec, Canada. It was located on the west bank of the Gatineau River and just across the Ottawa River from Ottawa.

It is now a part of the city of Gatineau.

Teams[]

Hull (Hull & District League, 1933-1934)
College Lafortune (Hull City Junior League)
Hull AA

Hull Alouettes, (Ottawa-Hull & District Junior Hockey League, 1961-1962) fold January 3, 1962 replaced by Ottawa Metros
Hull Beavers (Central Junior A Hockey League, 1968-1969) renamed Hawks
Hull Bell Telephone (Hull & District League, 1961-1962)
Hull Braves (Interprovincial Senior Hockey League, 1960-1961) withdrew January 24, 1961
Hull Canadiens

(Ottawa City Senior League,1917-1918)
(Hull & District League, 1933-1938)
(Interprovincial Senior Hockey League, 1960-1961)

Hull Canucks (Ottawa City Junior League, 1956-1957) join IJHL as Volants
Hull Central (Hull & District League, 1927-1928)
Hull Festivals,
(Central Junior A Hockey League, 1970-1973) join QMJHL
(Quebec Major Junior Hockey League 1973-1976) renamed Olympiques
Hull Giants (Lower Ottawa Valley League, c.1921-1926)
Hull Hawks

(Ottawa-Hull & District Junior Hockey League, 1961-1964) join CJAHL
(Central Junior A Hockey League, 1964-1967,
Central Junior A Hockey League, 1969-1970) renamed Festivals

Hull Iron Works (Lower Ottawa Valley League, 1940-1942)
Hull Laroche (Hull City Junior League)
Hull Legion

Independent team in the 1957-58 Ottawa District Senior Playoffs
(Interprovincial Senior Hockey League, 1958-1960)

Hull Malettes (Ottawa City Senior League, 1918-1920)
Hull Montcalm (Hull & District League, 1922-1923)
Hull Mustangs (Ottawa St Lawrence Senior League, 1965-1966)
Hull Olympiques (Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, 1976-2003) renamed Gatineau Olympiques when area in amalgamated into the city of Gatineau
Hull Parkdale (Hull & District League, 1924-1925)
Hull Rangers (Hull & District League, 1934-1935)
Hull Reboul (Hull City Junior League, 1933-1934)
Hull Royal Canadiens, (Ottawa City Senior League,1918-1919)
Hull St Brigids (Ottawa City Senior League,1918-1919)
Hull St Charles (Hull & District League, 1924-1926)
Hull Tech (Hull City Junior League)
Hull Ten Test

Hull Vaudreuil (Hull & District League, 1935-1936)
Hull Vimy (Hull & District League, 1928-1929)
Hull Volants

(Ottawa City Junior Hockey League, 1937-1939; 1940-1942; 1944-1945)
(Hull & District League, 1934-1936)
(Hull & District League, 1938-1939)
(Ottawa City Senior League, 1936-1945) join Quebec Senior Hockey League
(Quebec Senior Hockey League, 1944-1946) withdrew November 12, 1946
(Senior Hockey Association, 1947-1948)
Eastern Canada Senior Hockey League, 1948-1952)
(Interprovincial Junior League, 1957-1960)
(Hull & District League, 1961-1962)
(Ottawa St Lawrence Senior League, 1963-1965)

Hull-Ottawa Canadiens

(Quebec Hockey League, 1956-1957)
(Eastern Professional Hockey League, 1959-1963)

LaSalle-Hull (Ottawa City Senior League, Ottawa City Junior League, 1932-1934) suspended by league January 22
Leo Danis Sacre Coeur (Hull City Junior League)
Militia HQ (Ottawa City Senior League, 1918-1919)
Ottawa-Hull Canadiens (OHA Sr. A, 1956-1959) junior team in senior league

Leagues[]

Hull & District League

(Intermediate, 1922-1929, 1945-1947)
(Senior, 1961-1962)
(Junior, 1961-1964) forms Central Junior A Hockey League

Hull City Junior League (1932-1934; 1936-1937; 1940-1941; 1945-1946; 1958-1960)
Hull Intermediate League (1944-1945)

Champions[]

Memorial Cup[]

1957-58 Ottawa-Hull Canadiens
1996-97 Hull Olympiques

Players[]

Arenas[]

Hull Skating Rink

Robert Guertin Arena

External Links

Hull, Quebec on Wikipedia