Kingston

K-Rock Centre

Kingston is a city of about 120,000 in eastern Ontario, Canada. It is located at the eastern end of Lake Ontario.

Teams

• Kingston (OHA Junior, 1898-1907, 1926-1931)
• (OHA Senior, 1891-1892)
• (OHA Senior B, 1932-1933, 1934-1935, 1938-1939)
• (OHA Intermediate A, 1933-1934)
• Kingston-Gananoque Merchants (1965-66 OHA Intermediate A Playoffs)
• Kingston 14th Regiment (Ontario Hockey Association, 1906-1911)
• Kingston Aces

1. OHA Senior B, 1948-1949)
2. (Ottawa St Lawrence Senior League, 1963-1965) join OHA Senior A
3. (OHA Sr. A, 1965-1973)
4. (Eastern Ontario Senior Hockey League, 2005-2006) folded

• Kingston Army Frontenacs (1943-44 OHA Senior Season) withdrew January 14, 1944 due to new military policy
• Kingston Artillery (1939-40 OHA Junior B Groupings
• Kingston Athletics (OHA, Junior 1894-1895)
• Kingston Beechgrove (1903-04 OHA Junior Season)
• Kingston CKLC's (Ontario Hockey Association, 1956-1958)
• Kingston Canadians

1. Ontario Hockey Association Junior A, 1973-1974) join OMJHL
2. Ontario Major Junior Hockey League, 1974-1980)
3. (Ontario Hockey League, 1980-1988) renamed Raiders

• Kingston Circle Six (Ontario Hockey Association Junior, 1924-1925)
• Kingston City (1937-1938)
• Kingston CKLC's (OHA Senior A, 1956-1958)
• Kingston Collegiate, OHA Junior, 1912-1916)
• Kingston Combines

1. (OHA Senior B, 1940-1941)
2. (OHA Senior A, 1941-1942)

• Kingston Depot Battery (Ontario Hockey Association Junior, 1916-1918)
• Kingston Falcons (Ontario Hockey Association, 1945-1946)
• Kingston Frontenacs

1. (OHA Junior, 1896-1897, 1907-1908, 1911-1924, 1931-1933) join OHA Jr. B
2. (OHA Senior, 1898-1899, 1901-1902, 1904-1905, 1909-1910)
3. (Ottawa City Senior League, 1942-1943)
4. Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League, 1972-1973) city gets OMJHL team

• Kingston Frontenacs (Ontario Hockey League, 1989-present)
• Kingston Frontenacs (EPHL) (Eastern Professional Hockey League, 1959-1963) form Minneapolis Bruins of CPHL
• Kingston Garrison (OHA Senior B, 1938-1939)
• Kingston Giants (Ontario Hockey Association Junior, 1925-1926)
• Kingston Indians (Ontario Hockey Association)
• Kingston Limestones

1. OHA Senior, 1893-1895)
2. (Ontario Hockey Association Junior, 1895-1898)

• Kingston Lions (Ontario Hockey Association)
• Kingston Locos (1945-1946)
• Kingston Merchants (OHA Senior A, 1958-1959)
• Kingston Navy (OHA Senior B, 1948-1949)
• Kingston Nylons

1. OHA Senior B, 1948-1950)
2. (Ontario Hockey Association Senor A, 1950-1951)

• Kingston Raiders (Ontario Hockey League, 1988-1989) renamed Frontenacs
• Kingston Ramblers (Ontario Hockey Association, 1902-1903)
• Kingston Red Indians (1939-40 OHA Junior B Groupings)
• Kingston SAC (1951-52 OHA Senior B Season, 1951-52)
• Kingston St Georges (Ontario Hockey Association, 1905-1909)
• Kingston Saints (OHA Senior B, 1945-1948)
• Kingston Strollers (1904-05 OHA Junior Season)
• Kingston Vics (1904-05 OHA Junior Season, 1947-1956)
• Kingston Victorias (1895-96 OHA Junior Season)
• Kingston Voyageurs

1. (Ontario Junior A Hockey League, 1974-Present)
2. (Metro Junior A Hockey League, 1989-1995) join OPJHL
3. (Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League (1995-2009) join OJAHL
4. (Ontario Junior A Hockey League, 2009-2010) rejoin OJHL
5. (Ontario Junior Hockey League, 2010-Present)

• Queen's University

1. Ontario Hockey Association Senior, 1890-1902, 1915-1918, 1928-1929) join OHA Sr. A
2. (Ontario Hockey Association Jr., 1895-1898, 1900-1906, 1917-1925, 1926-1927, 1928-1933) to OHA Jr. B
3. (OHA Senior A Hockey League, 1929-1930) moved to OHA Sr. B; (1950-1951)
4. (OHA Senior B, 1929-1931) moved to Intermediate A
5. (OHA Intermediate A, 1931-1932) moved to Senior B
6. (OHA Senior B, 1932-1933) moved to Intermediate A
7. (OHA Intermediate A, 1933-1934) moved to Senior B
8. (OHA Senior B, 1934-1935) join OCSL
9. (Ottawa City Senior League, 1935-1936)
10. (OHA Senior B, 1937-1939)
11. (OHA Senior B, 1948-1949)
12. (OHA Senior A Hockey League, 1950-1951)

• Royal Military College

1. (Ontario Hockey Association Senior, 1891-1900, 1932-1933)
2. (OHA Intermediate A, 1933-?
3. (OHA Senior B, 1938-1939)
4. (Ontario Hockey Association Jr., 1899-1906, 1918-1921, 1928-1932)

Universities

• Queens University
• Royal Military College

Champions

Allan Cup

• 1908-09 Queens University
• 1909-10 Queens University

Players

• Marty Abrams
• Bryan Allen
• Jamie Arniel
• Scott Arniel
• Arthur Bernier
• Mickey Blake
• Cam Botting
• Kip Brennan
• Fred Brown
• Wayne Cashman
• Tony Cimellaro
• Chris Clifford
• Bud Cook
• Bun Cook
• Bob Dailey
• Allan Davidson
• Peter Dineen
• Jim Dorey
• Chaucer Elliott
• Doug Gilmour
• Hank Goldup
• Pud Hamilton
• Todd Hawkins
• Scott Hollis
• Dennis Kearns
• Nick Knott
• Rhonda Leeman Taylor
• Guy Leveque
• Ken Linseman
• Kristen Lipscombe
• Gary MacGregor
• Jay McClement
• Jay McKee
• Mike Meeker
• Kirk Muller
• Bob Murray
• Mike Murray
• Fred O'Donnell
• Don O'Donoghue
• Rick Paterson
• George Patterson
• Rob Plumb
• Ron Plumb
• Ken Randall
• Brit Selby
• Doug Senior
• Rick Smith
• Trevor Stienburg
• Andy Sutton
• Tom Thurlby
• John Tripp

Arenas

• Kingston Skating Rink
• Jock Harty Arena
• K-Rock Centre
• Kingston Memorial Centre
• Cataraqui Woods Park Rink
• Cataraqui Community Centre (& Kinsmen Arena)
• Centre 70 Arena
• Ken Matthews Park Rink
• INVISTA Centre
• Wally Elmer Youth Centre
• O'Connor Park Rink
• Pierson Park Rink
• Hemlock Downs Park Rink
• Market Square Rink
• Harold Harvey Arena
• Compton Park Rink
• Bayridge Park Rink
• Markers Acres Park Rin
• Shannon Corners Rink
• Victoria Park Rink
• City Park Rink
• McBurney Park Rink
• Third Avenue Park Rink
• Cook Brothers Youth Centre
• Molly McGlynn Park Rink
• Woodbine Park Rink
• Polson Park Rink
• Henderson Tennis Courts Rink
• John Brewer Park Rink
• Constantine Arena (CFB Kingston)

Other

• International Hockey Hall of Fame
• Birthplace of ice hockey

External Links

• Kingston, Ontario on Wikipedia