London, Ontario

John Labatt Centre

London is a city of southwestern Ontario, Canada. It has a population of 457,720.

Teams

• London

1. OHA Sr., 1892-1896, 1917-1918, 1924-1925
2. (OHA Jr. 1894-1900,1903-1904, 1905-1906, 1908-1914, 1915-1921, 1922-1926, 1927-1929)
3. OHA Jr. A, 1933-1934

• London 7th Regiment (OHA Intermediate)
• London 12th Battery
• London Admirals (Southwestern Senior A Hockey League, 1997-1999) folded
• London Alerts (OHA Jr., 1921-1922)
• London Bees (Western Ontario Junior B Hockey League, 1966-1967) folded
• London Briggs
• London Broughdale
• London CNR
• London Colonial Cafe
• London Devilittes (Central Ontario Women's Hockey League, 1994 or 1995-1997)
• London East

1. (OHA Sr. B, 1929-1930) moved to Intermediate A
2. (OHA Intermediate A, 1930-1932) rejoin OHA Senior B
3. (OHA Sr. B, 1932-1933) moved to Intermediate A
4. (OHA Jr., 1931-1932)

• London Esquire Hotel
• London Gems
• London Hortons (OHA Jr., 1904-1905)
• London Kings

1. (Western Ontario Athletic Association Senior Hockey League, 1972-1973) league renamed CSBHL
2. (Continental Senior B Hockey League, 1973-1975) league renamed CSAHL
3. (Continental Senior A Hockey League, 1975-1980) folded

• London Knights

1. (OHA Jr. A, 1968-1974) join OHMJL
2. (Ontario Major Junior Hockey League, 1974-1980) league renamed OHL
3. (Ontario Hockey League,1980-Present)

• London Lakers (Greater Metro Junior A Hockey League, 2015-Present)
• London Majors (OHA Sr. B 1947-1949)
• London Manhattans (OHA Jr., 1921-1922)
• London Market House
• London Mohawks (Michigan-Ontario Hockey League, 1938-1940)
• London McClory
• London Nationals (OHA Jr. A, 1965-1968) renamed Knights
• London Nationals (Western Ontario Hockey League)

1. London Lou Ball (Western Ontario Junior B Hockey League, 1950-1955)
2. London Collision Flyers (Western Ontario Junior B Hockey League, 1955-1956)
3. London Lou Ball (Western Ontario Junior B Hockey League, 1956-1958)
4. London Diamonds (Western Ontario Junior B Hockey League, 1958-1960)
5. London Athletics (Western Ontario Junior B Hockey League, 1960-1961)
6. London Nationals (Western Ontario Junior B Hockey League, 1961-1965) join OHA Jr. A
7. London Nationals (OHA Jr. A, 1965-1968) become present day London Knights

• London Nippers (OHA Jr., 1929-1931)
• London Panthers

1. (Canadian Professional Hockey League, 1926-1929) join IHL
2. (International Hockey League, 1929-1930) renamed Tecumseshs

• London Ravens (OHA Sr. 1925-1926)
• London St. John AC
• London Streamliners
• London Streamliners (OHA Sr. A, 1940-1941) withdrew January 27, 1941
• London Tecumsehs (International Hockey League, 1930-1936)
• London Wildcats (United Hockey League, 1994-1995) suspend operations, return as Dayton Ice Bandits
• London Winery
• London-Woodstock Combines
• University of Western Ontario

1. (Ontario Hockey Association Jr., 1914-1915, 1916-1917, 1931-1932)
2. Ontario Hockey Association Senior B, 1929-1931, 1932-1935)
3. Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate A, 1931-1932)

• Wolseley Barracks

University team

• Western Mustangs

College teams

• Fanshawe Falcons

Arenas

• John Labatt Centre
• London Ice House
• London Arena (Ontario)
• Simcoe Street Arena
• Westminster Rink
• Winter Gardens (formerly Princess Rink)
• Carling Arenas
• Stonybrook Gardens
• Thompson Arena (University of Western Ontario)
• Victoria Park Rink
• Covent Garden Market Rotary Ice Skating Rink
• Western Fair Sports Centre
• Nichols Recreation Centre
• Argyle Arena
• Kinsmen Arena
• Medway Community Centre
• Silverwood Arena
• Oakridge Arena
• Farquharson Arena
• Stronach Arena
• Glen Cairn Arena

Players

• Bruce Aberhart
• Bill Armstrong
• Craig Billington
• Mike John Boland
• Colin Campbell
• Gregory Campbell
• Jeff Carter
• Logan Couture
• Abbie Cox
• Mike Craig
• Jack Criel
• Drew Doughty
• Rob Drummond
• Sam Gagner
• Jeff Hackett
• Matthew Hackett
• Ken Hammond
• Dwayne Hay
• Greg Hotham
• Jack Howard
• Doug Jarrett
• Seamus Kotyk
• Bruce Landon
• Brett Lindros
• Eric Lindros
• Don Luce
• Randy MacGregor
• Brad Marsh
• Cody McCormick
• Curtis McElhinney
• Walt McKechnie
• Brett MacLean
• Craig MacTavish
• Mark Mancari
• Barrie Moore
• Jeff Paul
• Goldie Prodgers
• Brandon Prust
• Bryan Rodney
• Craig Simpson
• Dave Simpson
• Ryan Sittler
• Andy Spruce
• Charlie Stephens
• Julian Talbot
• Joe Thornton
• Scott Thornton
• Mike Van Ryn
• Mitchell Vande Sompel
• Jason Williams