Moncton

Moncton Coliseum

Moncton is a city of about 65,000 people in New Brunswick, Canada.

Teams

• Moncton 8th Battery
• (Eastern New Brunswick League, 1930-1931)
• Moncton Acadians
• Moncton Alpines

1. (AHL, 1982-1984) renamed Golden Flames
2. (QMJHL, 1995-1996) renamed Wildcats

• Moncton Atlantics
• Moncton Beavers

1. (Nova Scotia Senior Hockey League, 1961-1962) renamed Hawks
2. (Maritime Junior A Hockey League, 1968-1969) withdraw from league
3. (New Brunswick Junior Hockey League, 1969-1981) renamed Hawks

• Moncton Black Diamonds
• Moncton CCJA Eastern New Brunswick League, 1930-1931)
• Moncton Clark Ruse Aircraft
• Moncton Classics (Metro Valley Junior Hockey League, 1990-1991) join MJAHL as Dieppe-Classics
• Moncton-Dieppe Beavers Maritime Junior A Hockey League, 1993-2008) moved to Dieppe
• Moncton Dieppe-Classics (Maritime Junior A Hockey League, 1991-1993) renamed Beavers
• Moncton Flyers
• Moncton Golden Flames (AHL, 1984-1987) renamed Hawks
• Moncton Hawks

1. (Northern Senior Hockey League, 1931-1932) join MSHL
2. (Maritime Senior Hockey League, 1932-1934) join MML
3. (Maritime Merchatile League, 1934-1935) fold February 4
4. (Maritime Senior Hockey League, 1946-1951) join MMHL
5. (Maritime Major Hockey League, 1951-1952) join NBSHL
6. (New Brunswick Senior Hockey League, 1952-1954) league renamed ACSHL
7. (Atlantic Coast Senior Hockey League, 1954-1956)
8. (Nova Scotia Senior Hockey League, 1962-1965) become an independent team
9. Independent Team, 1965-1967)
10. (Southeastern New Brunswick Hockey League, 1976-1979)
11. (New Brunswick Junior Hockey League, 1981-1983) join Metro Valley Junior Hockey League
12. (Metro Valley Junior Hockey League, 1983-1990) renamed Classics
13. (AHL, 1987-1994) ceased operations

• Moncton Maroons
• Moncton Painters
• Moncton Red Indians
• Moncton Victorias

1. (Interprovincial Professional Hockey League, 1910-1911) league becomes MPHL
2. (Maritime Professional Hockey League, 1912-1913) folded

• Moncton Volcanos
• Moncton Wheatons
• Moncton Wildcats (QMJHL, 1996-Present)
• New Brunswick Hawks (AHL, 1978-1982) become Moncton Alpines

University team

Moncton Blue Eagles (New Brunswick Junior Hockey League, 1974-1977)

Leagues

Moncton City League

Champions

Allan Cup

• 1932-33 Moncton Hawks
• 1933-34 Moncton Hawks

University Cup

• 1989-90 Moncton Blue Eagles
• 1994-95 Moncton Blue Eagles

Calder Cup

• 1981-82 New Brunswick Hawks

Players

• Charlie Bourgeois
• Rick Bowness
• Andrew Brewer
• George Carroll
• Éric Dubois
• Dick Gamble
• Gary Geldart
• Roland Melanson

Arenas

• Sunny Brae Stadium (1922-1928) destroyed by fire
• Moncton Stadium
• Jean-Louis Lévesque Arena
• Kay Arena
• Moncton Victoria Skating Rink (late 1800's-?)
• Moncton Coliseum (1973-present)
• Superior Propane Centre (formerly Red Ball INternet Centre and Tim Horton's 4 Ice Centre)
• Avenir Centre (2018-present)