Sarnia

Sarnia Sports

Sarnia is a city of about 71,000 people in southwestern Ontario, Canada.

Teams

• Sarnia

1. OHA Sr., 1894-1896; 1916-1918;
2. (OHA Jr., 1911-1912; 1913-1914; 1916-1917; 1924-1925;

• Clearwater Steeplejacks
• Sarnia Blast previously Bees, renamed Legionnaires
• Sarnia CV's
• Sarnia Imperials
• Sarnia Jr. Sailors (Western Ontario Junior B Hockey League, 1950-1954) renamed Legionnaires
• Sarnia Keelan Admirals
• Sarnia Legionnaires (Western Ontario Junior B Hockey League 1954-1968/Junior A 1968-1970) folded February 1, 1970
• Sarnia Legionnaires (Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League, 2007-Present)
• Sarnia Muellers
• Sarnia Rams (OHA Sr. A,1961-1963) drop out January 14, 1963 due to finances
• Sarnia Reserve
• Sarnia St Georges (OHA Jr., 1915-1916)
• Sarnia Sailors

1. OHA Sr. B, 19471950)
2. (International Hockey League, 1949-1951) transfer to OHA Sr. A
3. (OHA Sr. A, 1950-1953) drop out December 12, 1953

• Sarnia Sting (Ontario Hockey League, 1994-Present)

Arenas

• St.Andrews Rink
• Sarnia Arena
• Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre (renamed RBC Centre)
• Clearwater Arena
• Germain Park Arena

Players

• Cam Abbott
• Chris Abbott
• Doug Armstrong
• Tim Bernhardt
• Shawn Burr
• Dino Ciccarelli
• Dale Clarke
• Charlie Cotch
• Mike Crombeen
• Kerry Fraser
• Ted Garvin
• Lloyd Haddon
• George "Duke" Harris
• Steve Hazlett
• Jordan Hill
• Gary Holt
• Dustin Jeffrey
• Wayne Merrick
• Tony McKegney
• Robbie Moore
• Bob Neely
• Kraig Nienhuis
• Rob Palmer
• Jason Simon
• Mike Stapleton
• Pat Stapleton
• Don Ward
• Joe Ward
• Paul Ysebaert