Kimberley Arena
Kimberley Cuckoo Clock.
Kimberley is a town of about 7300 people in southeastern British Columbia, Canada.
Teams[]
- Kimberley
- (Independent team, 1922-1923) participate in 1922-23 British Columbia Senior Playoffs
- (Kimberley-Cranbrook League, 1923-1924)
- Kimberley Dynamiters (1930-1981)
- (West Kootenay Hockey League, 1931-1936)
- (World Championships, 1936-1937)
- (West Kootenay Hockey League, 1937-1941) join Alberta-British Columbia Hockey League
- (Alberta-British Columbia Hockey League, 1941-1942) suspend operations due to World War II
- (West Kootenay Hockey League, 1945-1946) league renamed WIHL
- (Western International Hockey League, 1946-1962) league doesn't play 1962-63 season to allow Trail Smoke Eaters to play for World Championship
- (Western International Hockey League, 1963-1988) fold with league
- (Rocky Mountain Junior Hockey League, 1991-1992) sit out one season
- (Rocky Mountain Junior Hockey League, 1993-1999) join AWHL
- (America West Hockey League, 1999-2001) join KIJHL
- (Kootenay International Junior Hockey League, 2001-Present)
- Kimberley Eagles (East Kootenay League, 1930-1932)
- Kimberley Elks (1937-1938)
World Champions[]
- 1936-37 Kimberley Dynamiters
Allan Cup Champions[]
- 1935-36: Kimberley Dynamiters
Players[]
Arenas[]
- Kimberley Arena
- Kimberley Civic Centre
- Marysville Arena
- Townsite Rinks (outdoor)
External Links[]
- Kimberley, British Columbia on Wikipedia