Honours & Records
27 entries in the Ottawa Senators compendium.
1909 Stanley CupThe original Ottawa Senators: 11-time Stanley Cup champions and Canada's greatest team of 1905 Stanley CupThe Silver Seven's 1905 Stanley Cup triumph.1904 Stanley CupOttawa's Silver Seven dynasty continued its Stanley Cup reign in 1904.1906 Stanley CupThe original Ottawa Senators, a founding NHL dynasty.1923 Stanley CupThe 1923 Stanley Cup Final saw the Ottawa Senators defeat the Edmonton Eskimos in a two-ga1921 Stanley CupOttawa Senators win 1921 Stanley Cup in five games, first back-to-back champion since 19121927 Stanley CupThe 1927 Stanley Cup Final: Ottawa Senators defeat Boston Bruins in four games, ending a dDaniel Alfredsson Career PointsThe heart, soul, and statistical king of the Ottawa Senators' modern era.Frank Nighbor Original Points RecordThe relentless winger whose scoring dominance defined the original Senators' golden era.1920 Stanley CupOttawa Senators win 1920 Stanley Cup Final 3 games to 2 over Seattle MetropolitansErik Karlsson Norris TrophyThe Swedish sniper who redefined defense, winning back-to-back Norris Trophies in Ottawa.Stanley Cup 1903The Silver Seven's first Stanley Cup triumph.Stanley Cup 1904Ottawa's ice crown in the age before the NHL, when the Senators ruled Canadian hockey.Stanley Cup 1905In 1905, Ottawa's grit and King Johnson's genius etched another Cup into the city's soul.Stanley Cup 1906Four Cups in a row — Ottawa's ice throne was unshakeable in 1906.Stanley Cup 1909In 1909, Ottawa's oldest club finally hoisted the Cup—and never let go of the dream.Stanley Cup 1893The first time the silver lifted, the game was still finding its shape.Stanley Cup 1920First NHL season, first NHL Cup — the Senators proved they were born champions.Stanley Cup 1910King Duggan's Senators claimed the Cup and cemented Ottawa's place at hockey's summit.Stanley Cup 1932The Cup went to Toronto; Ottawa watched from the fading glow of its own legend.Stanley Cup 1931Sixty years after the first Cup, Ottawa's grit carried them past Chicago to glory.Bill Cook Franchise All-Time Leading Goal ScorerThe left wing who scored Ottawa's golden age into being, one goal at a time.Eddie Shore Franchise All-Time Leading Scoring DefensemanBorn in the capital, legend of the ice—Shore's stick still echoes through Ottawa's hockey Frank Fredrickson Franchise All-Time Leading Point ScorerOne quiet centre, one record that outlived an entire era of Ottawa hockey.Cy Denneny Franchise All-Time Leading PlaymakerThe Senators' golden-age playmaker whose vision defined a generation of Ottawa hockey.NHL Founding Member 1917Six clubs, one charter, and Ottawa's name written first in the league's soul.1931-32 Back-to-Back Stanley Cup ChampionshipTwo years, two Cups, one unbreakable Ottawa wall of sticks and grit.
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