A name born in 1909 — when the Creamery Kings helped found professional hockey — worn with pride in Ottawa today. Two teams: the Creamery Kings in the CRHL, and the Millionaires in the OARHL.
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Two squads in two of Ottawa's top senior adult leagues.
Few names in hockey carry this much history. Ours helped invent the professional game.
Bankrolled by Ambrose O'Brien's fortune, the Renfrew Creamery Kings — nicknamed the "Millionaires" for their unprecedented spending — assembled the game's first super-team: Fred Taylor, Newsy Lalonde, the Patrick brothers. Their ambition forced the creation of the National Hockey Association in 1910 — the league that became the NHL.
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The modern club carried the Renfrew crest back to championship hockey: the 2012 Molson Cup, the 2016 BSPAHL title, the 2026 OSAHL championship — and today two squads deep, the Creamery Kings in the CRHL and the Millionaires in the OARHL.
Explore the modern era →Game action from the 2026–27 season.
400+ in the club network and growing — players, spares, and supporters across Ottawa and Renfrew County. Whether you're 18 or 60, take your place on the ice. Summer 2027 registration opens soon.
The club is growing across the region. We're establishing a player pool in the East End, the West End, Renfrew County, and the Ottawa South End — all under the Renfrew Creamery Kings Hockey Club banner. Once a region hits 10+ players and a goalie, we formally activate the team. Live in one of these areas and want to play? Put your name down now.
Join the Regional PoolOfficial club gear — the same look the teams wear on the ice. Full online store opening soon.
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