Cornwall Royals
The Cornwall Royals were a Canadian ice hockey team from Cornwall, Ontario. The team was from 1969 to 1992 in two of the three highest Canadian Junior Hockey League, the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League ( QMJHL ) and the Ontario Hockey League ( OHL ) active.
History
The Cornwall Royals played from 1961 to 1969 as an amateur team in the Central Junior A Hockey League. After she did not take up the Ontario Hockey Association, the Cornwall Royas were founded in 1969 as a franchise of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. Already in its third season, they won the first time the Coupe du Président, as they prevailed against the Peterborough Petes. With the victory, they qualified for the Memorial Cup, in which they won against the Quebec Remparts. Even in the years 1980 and 1981, won the first Royals again the Coupe du Président and then the Memorial Cup.
After 13 years in the QMJHL the Royals in 1981 changed still in the Ontario Hockey League, where they could, however, gain any more titles, so that the franchise was founded in 1992 by Newmarket, Ontario, resettled, where it subsequently in the name Newmarket Royals was the OHL active.
Achievements
Memorial Cup
Coupe du Président
Trophée Jean Rougeau
Division title
Former Players
The following players who were active for the Cornwall Royals, played in the course of her career in the National Hockey League:
QMJHL (1969-1981)
- Jeff Allan
- Dave Allison
- Scott Arniel
- Fred Arthur
- Reid Bailey
- Tim Bernhardt
- Fred Boimistruck
- Richard Brodeur
- Eric Calder
- Alain Chevrier
- Bob Crawford
- Lou Crawford
- Marc Crawford
- Dan Daoust
- Jeff Eatough
- Dan Frawley
- Danny Geoffrion
- Doug Gilmour
- Dale Hawerchuk
- Blair MacDonald
- John Markell
- Corrado Micalef
- Bob Murray
- Graeme Nicolson
- Rick Paterson
- Ron Scott
- Al Sims
- Billy Smith
- Ron Smith
- John Wensink
- Rod Willard
OHL (1981-1992)
- Scott Arniel
- Bobby Babcock
- Eric Calder
- Jason Cirone
- Larry Courville
- Craig Duncanson
- Jeff Eatough
- Dan Frawley
- Doug Gilmour
- Jim Kyte
- Alan Letang
- Guy Leveque
- Steve Maltais
- Owen Nolan
- Mike Prokopec
- Rob Ray
- Joe Reekie
- Ken Sabourin
- Mathieu Schneider
- Ray Sheppard
- John Slaney
- Mike Stapleton
- Jeremy Stevenson
- Rick Tabaracci
- Tom Thornbury
- Mike Tomlak
- Ryan Vandenbussche
Team Records
Career Records
QMJHL
OHL