
A photo of Kenora.
Kenora is a city of about 15,000 people in northwestern Ontario, Canada. It is located close to the Manitoba border. For that reason this city has sometimes entered teams in the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association as well as the Thunder Bay Amateur Hockey Association.
It was originally called Rat Portage until 1904. Kenora was amalgamated with the towns of Keewatin and Jaffray Melick in 2000.
Kenora is smallest city to have ever won the Stanley Cup (in 1907).
Kenora hosted the2011 Allan Cup
Teams[edit | edit source]
- Kenora Canadians (1934-35 Thunder Bay Senior Playoffs)
- Kenora Clayton's Flyers (1937-38 Manitoba Senior Playoffs)
- Kenora Kinsmen (1949-50 Thunder Bay Junior Playoffs)
- Kenora Muskies (Manitoba Junior Hockey League, 1967-1975) renamed Thistles
- Kenora Stones Coalers (1938-39 Thunder Bay Senior Playoffs)
- Kenora Thistles
- Manitoba Hockey Association (1905-1907)
- Manitoba Professional Hockey League (1907-1908) folded one game into 1907-08 season
- Independent Hockey League (1912-1913)
- Thunder Bay Junior Hockey League (1927-1930)
- Winnipeg and District Junior Hockey League (1930-1933) see Manitoba Junior Hockey League
- Manitoba Junior Hockey League (1933-1940) folded
- Minnesota-Ontario Hockey League (1957-1962)
- Manitoba Senior Hockey League (1969-1971) join Canadian Central Hockey League
- Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League (1970-1971) played as a guest team
- Canadian Central Hockey League (1971-1973) withdrew
- Manitoba Junior Hockey League (1975-1982) folded
- Hockey Northern Ontario Senior (2009-2012) go independent
- Independent Senior team (2012-Present)
- Manitoba and Northwestern Hockey Association (1903-1904) league joins MHA
- Manitoba Hockey Association (1904-1905) town renamed Kenora
Champions[edit | edit source]
Stanley Cup[edit | edit source]
- 1907 Kenora Thistles
Players[edit | edit source]
- Bob Bailey
- Gary Bergman
- Curtis Bowen
- John Gallagher
- Si Griffis (born in Kansas but grew up in Kenora)
- Tom Hooper
- Bob McCammon
- Tommy Phillips
- Neil Strain
- Aubrey Webster
Arenas[edit | edit source]
- Princess Rink (Rat Portage) (1895-1897)
- Victoria Rink (Rat Portage) (1897-?
- Kenora Recreation Centre
- Jaffray Melick Arena
External Links[edit | edit source]
- Kenora on Wikipedia
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