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+ | *Victoria ([[IHL (1945-01)|IHL]], 2000) relocation of former [[San Francisco Spiders ]]that never plays due to being unable to get a new arena built |
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+ | *[[Victoria All Stars]] ([[1911-12 British Columbia Senior Playoffs]]) |
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+ | *[[Victoria Aristocrats]] |
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+ | #([[Pacific Coast Hockey Association]], 1913-1916) become [[Spokane Canaries]] |
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+ | #([[Pacific Coast Hockey Association]], 1919-1923) renamed Cougars |
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*[[Victoria Army]] |
*[[Victoria Army]] |
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+ | #([[1941-42 British Columbia Senior Playoffs]]) |
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+ | #([[Vancouver Island Senior League]], 1942-1943) |
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− | *[[Victoria Cougars]] |
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− | *[[Victoria |
+ | *[[Victoria B.C. Telephone]] ([[Victoria City League]], 1912-1913) |
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+ | *[[Victoria Bankers]] ([[Victoria City League]], 1913-1914) |
− | *[[Victoria |
+ | *[[Victoria Capitals]] ([[Victoria City League]], 1927-1928) |
− | *[[Victoria |
+ | *[[Victoria City]] ([[Victoria City League]], 1912-1913) |
− | *[[Victoria |
+ | *[[Victoria Colonists]] ([[Victoria City League]], 1926-1927) |
+ | *[[Victoria Cougars (disambiguation)|Victoria Cougars]] ([[British Columbia Junior Hockey League]], 1967-1971) granted WHL expansion team |
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− | *[[Victoria Pacifics]] |
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− | *[[Victoria |
+ | *[[Victoria Cougars (1949-1961)]] |
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− | *[[Victoria RCAF Skyhawks]] |
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+ | #([[Pacific Coast Hockey League]], 1949-1952) join WHL |
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− | *[[Victoria Salmon Kings]] |
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+ | #([[Western Hockey League (1951-1974)|Western Hockey League]], 1952-1961) folded |
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− | *[[Victoria Salsa]] |
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+ | #([[Pacific Coast Hockey Association]], 1923-1924) join [[WCHL]] |
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+ | #([[Western Canada Hockey League]],1924-1925) league renamed WHL |
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+ | #([[Western Hockey League]], 1925-1926) form nucleus of [[Detroit Cougars (NHL)|Detroit Cougars]] of NHL |
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+ | *[[Victoria Cougars (WHL)|Victoria Cougars ]]([[WHL]], 1971-1994) become [[Prince George Cougars]] |
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+ | *[[Victoria Cubs]] ([[Pacific Coast Hockey League]], 1928-1930) become [[Tacoma Tigers]] |
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+ | *[[Victoria Elks]] ([[Victoria City League]], 1918-1920; 1921-1922) |
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+ | *[[Victoria Foundation Company]] ([[Victoria City League]], 1918-1919) |
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+ | *[[Victoria Garrison]] ([[Victoria City League]], 1920-1922) |
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+ | *'''[[Victoria Grizzlies|Victoria Grizzlies ]]([[BCHL]], 2006-Present)''' |
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+ | *[[Victoria GWVA]] ([[Victoria City League]], 1919-1922) |
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+ | *[[Victoria Machinists]] ([[Vancouver Island Senior League]], 1942-1943) |
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+ | *[[Victoria Maple Leafs]] ([[Western Hockey League (1951-1974)|Western Hockey League]], 1964-1967) become [[Phoenix Roadrunners (WHL)|Phoenix Roadrunners]] |
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+ | *[[Victoria Military Depot]] ([[Pacific Coast Senior Hockey Association]],1943-1944) withdrew January 22 |
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+ | *[[Victoria Pacifics]] ([[Victoria City League]], 1922-1923?) |
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+ | *[[Victoria Parliament Buildings|Victoria Parliament Buildings (]][[Victoria City League]], 1913-1914) |
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+ | *[[Victoria RCAF Skyhawks]] ([[Vancouver Island Senior League]], 1942-1943) |
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+ | *'''[[Victoria Royals]] ([[Western Hockey League (junior)|Western Hockey League]], 2011-Present)''' |
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+ | *[[Victoria Salmon Kings|Victoria Salmon Kings ]]([[ECHL]], (2004-2011) disbanded May 6, 2011, when ownership purchases [[Western Hockey League (junior)|WHL]] franchise ([[Chilliwack Bruins]]) and relocates franchise to Victoria as Victoria Royals |
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+ | *[[Victoria Salsa]] ([[BCHL]], 1994-2006) renamed Grizzlies |
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+ | #([[Pacific Coast Hockey Association]], 1912-1913) renamed Aristocrats |
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+ | #([[Victoria City League]], 1918-1922) |
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+ | *[[Victoria Shells|Victoria Shells (]][[Victoria City League]], 1922-1927) |
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*[[Victoria Stockers]] |
*[[Victoria Stockers]] |
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− | *[[Victoria Tillicioms]] |
+ | *[[Victoria Tillicioms]] ([[Victoria City League]], 1926-1927) |
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+ | *[[Victoria Two Jacks]] ([[Victoria City League]], 1918-1921) |
+ | *[[Victoria United Services|Victoria United Services (]][[Victoria City League]], 1926-1927) |
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− | *[[Victoria Warriors]] |
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+ | *[[Victoria Warriors]] ([[BCHL]], 1990-1993) become [[Cowichan Valley Capitals]] |
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− | *[[Victoria YMCA]] |
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+ | *[[Victoria YMCA]] ([[Victoria City League]], 1912-1914) |
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==University team== |
==University team== |
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==Arenas== |
==Arenas== |
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− | [[Patrick Arena]] |
+ | *[[Patrick Arena]] (1911-1929) destroyed by fire November 11, 1929 |
+ | *[[Willows Arena]] (1941-1944) destroyed by fire April 1944 |
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+ | *[[Victoria Memorial Arena]] (1948-2003) |
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+ | *[[Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre]] (2005-Present) |
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+ | *[[Ian H. Stewart Complex]] (University of Victoria) |
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+ | *Wurtele Arena |
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+ | *Panorama Recreation Centre |
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+ | *Westhills Arena |
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+ | *Eagle Ridge Arena (City Centre Park) |
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==Players== |
==Players== |
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*[[Don Barber]] |
*[[Don Barber]] |
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+ | *[[Tyson Barrie]] |
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*[[Jamie Benn]] |
*[[Jamie Benn]] |
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+ | *[[Justin Courtnall]] |
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+ | *[[Bruce Cowick]] |
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+ | *[[Taylor Ellington]] |
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+ | *[[Mitch Fadden]] |
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+ | *[[Jesse Fibiger]] |
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*[[Ron Grahame]] |
*[[Ron Grahame]] |
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*[[Mike Green (b. 1979)|Mike Green]] |
*[[Mike Green (b. 1979)|Mike Green]] |
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+ | *[[Kyle Greentree]] |
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+ | *[[Richard Hajdu]] |
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+ | *[[Clay Hebenton]] |
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+ | *[[Ryan O'Byrne]] |
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*[[Lynn Patrick]] |
*[[Lynn Patrick]] |
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*[[Joe Reekie]] |
*[[Joe Reekie]] |
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*[[Geordie Robertson]] |
*[[Geordie Robertson]] |
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*[[Torrie Robertson]] |
*[[Torrie Robertson]] |
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+ | *[[Kevin Schamehorn]] |
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+ | *[[Greg Scott]] |
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+ | *[[Ryan Wade]] |
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Revision as of 08:48, 10 October 2019
Victoria is a city of about 80,000 in and is the capital of British Columbia, Canada. It is located at the southern end of Vancouver Island.
Teams
- Victoria (IHL, 2000) relocation of former San Francisco Spiders that never plays due to being unable to get a new arena built
- Victoria All Stars (1911-12 British Columbia Senior Playoffs)
- Victoria Aristocrats
- (Pacific Coast Hockey Association, 1913-1916) become Spokane Canaries
- (Pacific Coast Hockey Association, 1919-1923) renamed Cougars
- Victoria B.C. Telephone (Victoria City League, 1912-1913)
- Victoria Bankers (Victoria City League, 1913-1914)
- Victoria Capitals (Victoria City League, 1927-1928)
- Victoria City (Victoria City League, 1912-1913)
- Victoria Colonists (Victoria City League, 1926-1927)
- Victoria Cougars (British Columbia Junior Hockey League, 1967-1971) granted WHL expansion team
- Victoria Cougars (1949-1961)
- (Pacific Coast Hockey League, 1949-1952) join WHL
- (Western Hockey League, 1952-1961) folded
- (Pacific Coast Hockey Association, 1923-1924) join WCHL
- (Western Canada Hockey League,1924-1925) league renamed WHL
- (Western Hockey League, 1925-1926) form nucleus of Detroit Cougars of NHL
- Victoria Cougars (VIJHL)
- Victoria Cougars (WHL, 1971-1994) become Prince George Cougars
- Victoria Cubs (Pacific Coast Hockey League, 1928-1930) become Tacoma Tigers
- Victoria Elks (Victoria City League, 1918-1920; 1921-1922)
- Victoria Foundation Company (Victoria City League, 1918-1919)
- Victoria Garrison (Victoria City League, 1920-1922)
- Victoria Grizzlies (BCHL, 2006-Present)
- Victoria GWVA (Victoria City League, 1919-1922)
- Victoria Machinists (Vancouver Island Senior League, 1942-1943)
- Victoria Maple Leafs (Western Hockey League, 1964-1967) become Phoenix Roadrunners
- Victoria Military Depot (Pacific Coast Senior Hockey Association,1943-1944) withdrew January 22
- Victoria Pacifics (Victoria City League, 1922-1923?)
- Victoria Parliament Buildings (Victoria City League, 1913-1914)
- Victoria RCAF Skyhawks (Vancouver Island Senior League, 1942-1943)
- Victoria Royals (Western Hockey League, 2011-Present)
- Victoria Salmon Kings (ECHL, (2004-2011) disbanded May 6, 2011, when ownership purchases WHL franchise (Chilliwack Bruins) and relocates franchise to Victoria as Victoria Royals
- Victoria Salsa (BCHL, 1994-2006) renamed Grizzlies
- Victoria Senators
- (Pacific Coast Hockey Association, 1912-1913) renamed Aristocrats
- (Victoria City League, 1918-1922)
- Victoria Shells (Victoria City League, 1922-1927)
- Victoria Stockers
- Victoria Tillicioms (Victoria City League, 1926-1927)
- Victoria Two Jacks (Victoria City League, 1918-1921)
- Victoria United Services (Victoria City League, 1926-1927)
- Victoria Warriors (BCHL, 1990-1993) become Cowichan Valley Capitals
- Victoria YMCA (Victoria City League, 1912-1914)
University team
Leagues
Champions
Stanley Cup
- 1924-25 Victoria Cougars
Arenas
- Patrick Arena (1911-1929) destroyed by fire November 11, 1929
- Willows Arena (1941-1944) destroyed by fire April 1944
- Victoria Memorial Arena (1948-2003)
- Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre (2005-Present)
- Ian H. Stewart Complex (University of Victoria)
- Wurtele Arena
- Panorama Recreation Centre
- Westhills Arena
- Eagle Ridge Arena (City Centre Park)