Dom Cardillo Arena
Kitchener is a city in southern Ontario, Canada. The city changed its' name from Berlin in 1916.
The city hosted the 2013 Special Hockey International tournament.
Hockey in Kitchener[]
Teams[]
- Kitchener
- (OHA Sr. 1917-1922, 1925-1926)
- (OHA Jr. 1919-1931)
- Kitchener-Waterloo Beavers (EPHL, 1961-1962) lost affiliation, city gets OHA Jr. A team, Kitchener Rangers
- Kitchener Canucks (OHA Jr. A, 1954-1956) moved to Peterborough, renamed Petes
- Kitchener-Waterloo Canucks (OHA)
- Kitchener Colts (OHA)
- Kitchener Dutchmen (OHA)
- Kitchener Dutchmen (GOJHL)
- Kitchener Empires
- (OHA Sr. B, 1932-1933) moved to OHA Sr. A
- (OHA Sr. A, 1933-1934)
- (OHA Jr. 1932-1933) join OHA Jr. A
- Kitchener Flying Dutchmen
- (Canadian Professional Hockey League, team relocated to Cleveland and joins IHL, city gets new franchise
- (Canadian Professional Hockey League, 1929-1930
- (OHA Sr., 1922-1925)
- OHA Sr., 1926-1929) join OHA Sr. B
- OHA Sr. B, 1929-1930) join OHA Sr. A
- (OHA Sr. A, 1930-1932)
- Kitchener Greenshirts (OHA Sr. B, 1934-1935) moved to OHA Sr. B
- (OHA Sr. A, 1935-1936)
- (OHA Senior A, 1937-1938)
- (OHA Jr. A, 1934-1937) jumped to junior B level
- OHA Jr. A, 1951-1954) renamed Canucks
- Kitchener Millionaires (Canadian Professional Hockey League, 1927-1928) moved to Toronto, replaced in city by Flying Dutchmen franchise
- Kitchener Rangers
- Kitchener Ranger B's (OHA)
- Kitchener Silverwoods (OPHL, 1930-1931) folded
- Kitchener Sportsmen (OHA)
- Kitchener Tigers (OHA, Sr. B, 1940-1941)
- Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen
- (OHA Sr. A, 1947-1950) join OHA Major
- OHA Major, 1950-1951) rejoin OHA Sr. A
- (OHA Sr. A, 1951-1960)
- (Eastern Professional Hockey League, 1960-1961)
- (OHA Sr. A, 1962-1963)
- Kitchener-Waterloo Tigers (OHA)
- Kitchener Twin City (OHA Sr, 1923-1924)
- Kitchener Union Jacks (OHA, 1913-1918) known as Berlin Union Jacks before city changed name
- Langleys (OHA)
for earlier teams see Berlin, Ontario
College team[]
Arenas[]
- Gaukel Street Rink
- Kitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex (Dom Cardillo, Kinsmen, & Kiwanis Arenas)
- Queen Street Auditorium
- Sportsworld Twin Pad
- Centreville Chicopee Community Centre Rink
- Lions Arena
- Breithaupt Centre Rink
- Queensmount Arena
- Belmont Park Rink
- Activa Sportsplex
- McLaren Arena
- Prueter Public School Rink
- Suddaby Public School Rink
- Sheppard Public School Rink
- Mill-Courtland Comunity Centre Rink
- Glendale Park Rink
- Weber Park Rink
- George Lippert Park Rink
- Conestoga College Recreation Centre
- King Edward School Rink
- Grand River Arena
- Kiwanis Park Rink
- Victoria Hills Community Centre Rink
- Admiral Park Rink (Outdoors)
- Guelph Park Rink
- Westmount Public School Rink
Champions[]
Allan Cup[]
- 1917-18 Kitchener Greenshirts
- 1952-53 Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen
- 1954-55 Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen
Memorial Cup[]
- 1981-82 Kitchener Rangers
- 2002-03 Kitchener Rangers
Players and coaches[]
- Don Awrey
- Bobby Bauer
- David Bauer
- Dick Behling
- Todd Bertuzzi
- Greg Bignell
- Mike Blake
- Brian Bradley
- Evan Brophey
- Eric Calder
- Mike Card
- George Cochrane
- Woody Dumart
- Chris George
- Jack Gibson
- Lloyd Gross
- Ott Heller
- Augie Herchenratter
- Mike Hoffman
- Jim Hoffmann
- Larry Johnston
- Rudolph Kampman
- Kevin Klein
- Jim Krulicki
- Gary Kurt
- Dave Maloney
- Joe McDonnell
- Howie Meeker
- Kevin Miehm
- Tom Miller
- Kyle Quincey
- Brock Radunske
- Paul Reinhart
- Steven Rice
- Matt Ruchty
- Jim Sandlak
- Brad Schlegel
- Milt Schmidt
- Steve Seftel
- Earl Seibert
- Oliver Seibert
- Frank J. Selke
- Rob Shearer
- Darryl Sittler
- Nick Stajduhar
- Ed Stankiewicz
- Myron Stankiewicz
- Scott Stevens
- Cam Stewart
- Greg Stewart
- Dennis Wideman
- Bennett Wolf
- Jamie Wright
External Links[]
- Kitchener, Ontario on Wikipedia