Montreal Junior Canadiens

The Canadien junior de Montréal (English Montreal Junior Canadiens ) were a junior ice hockey team from Montreal. They played from 1933 to 1961 in the Quebec Junior Hockey League and from 1961 to 1972 in the Ontario Hockey Association.

History

Junior Canadien de Montréal was founded in 1933 as a farm team of the Montreal Canadiens of the National Hockey League. The cooperation of both teams lasted until 1967. Originally the team took part in the game until 1961 operation of the Quebec Junior Hockey League. Then they changed to the Ontario Hockey Association, where she remained until 1972 due to the professional competition run. In the summer of 19972, which was founded in Quebec Major Junior Hockey Meanwhile League of OHA threatened a lawsuit to settle one of the franchises in the largest city of Québec. To solve this problem Canadien junior de Montréal received a one-year suspension for the OHA. During this time the franchise from Montreal changed its name in Bleu - Blanc- Rouge de Montréal and the OHA awarded the license for the Canadiens a year later to Kingston, Ontario, where it then played under the name Kingston Canadians.

The greatest successes of junior Canadien de Montréal were winning the Memorial Cup in 1950, 1969 and 1970, as well as winning the George Richardson Memorial Trophy in 1950, 1969 and 1970 and the J. Ross Robertson Cup, in 1964, 1969 and 1970 won. In addition, they received for the seasons 1961/62, 1968/69 and 1969/70 respectively, the Hamilton Spectator Trophy.

Former Players

The following players who were active for the Junior Canadien de Montréal, played in the course of her career in the National Hockey League:

QJHL (1933-1961)

  • Ron Attwell
  • Ralph Backstrom
  • Marc Boileau
  • Émile Bouchard
  • Claude Bourque
  • Tom Brennan
  • Connie Broden
  • Bucky Buchanan
  • Kelly Burnett
  • Death Campeau
  • Billy Carter
  • Gilles Dubé
  • Reggie Fleming
  • Phil Goyette
  • Charlie Hodge
  • Gord Hollingworth
  • Eddie Johnston
  • Forbes Kennedy
  • Claude LaForge
  • Dave Logan
  • Don Marshall
  • George McAvoy
  • Bob McCord
  • Al Millar
  • Dickie Moore
  • Johnny Peirson
  • Jimmy Peters

OHA (1961-1972)

  • Christian Bordeleau
  • P. J. Bordeleau
  • Paulin Bordeleau
  • Pierre Bouchard
  • André Boudrias
  • Robin Burns
  • Bob Champoux
  • Bob Charlebois
  • Guy Charron
  • Terry Clancy
  • Jacques Cossette
  • Yvan Cournoyer
  • Norm Dennis
  • Michel Dion
  • René Drolet
  • Jew Drouin
  • André Dupont
  • Rocky Farr
  • Norm Ferguson
  • Germain Gagnon
  • Scott Garland
  • John Garrett
  • Allan Globensky
  • Norm Gratton
  • Lucien Grenier
  • Jocelyn Guevremont
  • Bobby Guindon
  • Réjean Houle
  • Billy Inglis
  • François Lacombe
  • André Lacroix
  • Jean -Guy Lagace
  • Serge Lajeunesse
  • Bobby Lalonde
  • Jacques Laperrière
  • Guy Lapointe
  • Jacques Lemaire
  • Bob Lemieux
  • Rich Lemieux
  • Blair MacKasey
  • Rick Martin
  • Hartland Monahan
  • Ted Ouimet
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