1909 FHL CHAMPIONS
The undefeated "Creamery Kings" season. Renfrew dominated the Federal Hockey League before elevating to the professional NHA.
| League Record: 6-0-0 (Undefeated) | Standing: 1st Place |
| Goals For: 58 | Goals Against: 18 |
1910 NHA FOUNDING
Renfrew becomes a pillar of the National Hockey Association. Known as the "Millionaires" due to the massive salaries paid to land superstars.
| Record: 8-3-1 | NHA Standing: 3rd Overall |
| Rivalry: Split series with Montreal Wanderers | Avg Attendance: 3,000+ |
1911 END OF A LEGACY
The final season of major professional hockey in Renfrew. Despite a talented roster, the team ceased operations in 1911, with players dispersing to the PCHA and NHL.
| Record: 8-8-0 | Final Game: 7-6 Win vs Ottawa |
| Total Goals: 82 | League: NHA |
The Millionaires Roster (1909-1911)
Cyclone Taylor
FORWARD | 1910–11
Newsy Lalonde
CENTER | 1910
Lester Patrick
DEFENSE | 1910
Frank Patrick
DEFENSE | 1910
Odie Cleghorn
RIGHT WING | 1910-11
Don Smith
LEFT WING | 1910-11
Sprague Cleghorn
DEFENSE | 1910-11
Steve Vair
FORWARD | 1909-11
Skene Ronan
CENTER | 1910-11
Larry Gilmour
LEFT WING | 1910-11
Alf Smith
COACH | 1910-11
Ambrose O'Brien
FOUNDER | 1909-11
Bert Lindsay
GOALTENDER | 1909–11
Fred Whitcroft
ROVER | 1909-10
Herb Jordan
CENTER | 1909-10
Bobby Rowe
DEFENSE | 1910-11
Hay Millar
DEFENSE | 1910-11
M J Obrien
DEFENSE | 1910-11
ed hogan
DEFENSE | 1910-11
Bill Obrien
DEFENSE | 1910-11
Jack Laviolette
DEFENSE | 1910
Newsy Lalonde
CENTER | 1911
Lester Patrick
DEFENSE | 1911
Home Ice: The Renfrew Arena
A HUB OF INNOVATION
Despite the small town population, the arena was consistently packed with supporters who saw some of the greatest players in the world compete on local ice.
The Millionaires era rules served as the proving ground for rules like forward passing and the removal of the Rover position.
Historical Gallery
