Defunct Ice Hockey Teams, Part 5
38 entries in the Defunct Ice Hockey Teams, Part 5 compendium.
Vancouver MillionairesVancouver's only Stanley Cup champion, from 1915.Whitecourt Wolverines (2008–2012)Four-time NWJHL champions and 2012 provincial gold medalists.Windsor SwastikasEarly Canadian hockey team using the ancient swastika symbol.Winnipeg FalconsFirst Olympic gold medalists in ice hockey.Winnipeg Hockey ClubAmateur senior team; 1932 Olympic and world champions.Winnipeg Maroons (ice hockey)Senior amateur team that won the 1964 Allan Cup.Winnipeg Rowing ClubWinnipeg rowing club that challenged for the Stanley Cup in 1904.Calgary Buffaloes (AJHL)Founding AJHL team, three-time league champion, later renamed Cowboys.Crowsnest Pass TimberwolvesJunior A team that became the Okotoks Oilers after six seasons.Drumheller FalconsAJHL team that set a 35-game losing streak record.Fort Saskatchewan TradersAJHL team from Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, active 1976–2007.Hobbema HawksAJHL expansion team that played nine seasons before ceasing operations.Red Deer RustlersEight-time AJHL champions and two-time national Junior A champions.St. Albert SaintsJunior A franchise that produced ten NHL players over 27 seasons.St. Albert SteelAJHL team that relocated to become the Whitecourt Wolverines.Taber Golden SunsAJHL expansion club that produced four NHL players.Westfort HurricanesCanadian junior club, Abbott Cup finalist, folded in 1980.British Columbia BreakersA charter WWHL team that folded mid-season due to ownership issues.Calgary InfernoCalgary Inferno: CWHL team, 2016 Clarkson Cup champions.Calgary Oval X-TremeDominant women's hockey team from Calgary, five-time league champions.Les Canadiennes de MontréalFour-time Clarkson Cup champions and Canadiens affiliate.Edmonton ChimosA dominant Alberta women's hockey team for nearly four decades.Laurentian Voyageurs women's ice hockeyLaurentian University women's ice hockey program, discontinued in 2021.Manitoba Maple LeafsA short-lived WWHL team with a focus on inclusive hockey.Markham ThunderMarkham Thunder won the 2018 Clarkson Cup.Montreal AxionMontreal's NWHL team, champions in 2005–06.Montreal ForceMontreal's short-lived PHF franchise played one season before league dissolution.Montreal Jofa TitanShort-lived NWHL team from Montreal, Quebec.Quebec AvalancheNWHL franchise based in Laval, Quebec, from 2002 to 2007.Saskatchewan Prairie IceA founding WWHL team from Lumsden, Saskatchewan.Scarborough StingWomen's ice hockey team that became the Toronto Sting.Strathmore RockiesA WWHL team founded to give elite Alberta players another option.Toronto AerosDominant NWHL franchise that became the Toronto Furies.Toronto FuriesToronto's CWHL franchise, 2014 Clarkson Cup champions.Toronto SixPHF's final champions, founded as Toronto's sixth NWHL team.Vancouver GriffinsFirst NWHL expansion team outside Ontario and Quebec.Vaughan FlamesA CWHL team from Vaughan, Ontario, with roots dating to 1995.1923 Stanley Cup FinalOttawa Senators defeated Edmonton Eskimos in two games.
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