New Ontario Hockey League

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The New Ontario Hockey League was a professional league that existed from 1907-1912.

It was contested in the Thunder Bay region of Ontario. Port Arthur Lake City earned the right to challenge for the Stanley Cup after winning the NOHL in 1910-11 and defeating the Prince Albert Mintos of the Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League 12-6 in a qualifying game. Port Arthur then fell to Ottawa HC, who retained the cup.

Port Arthur defeated the Saskatoon Wholesalers 12-6 in a Stanley Cup elimination game in 1912, but declined an invitation to play for the championship.

Teams

• Fort William Wanderers (1907-1909)
• Port Arthur Lake City (1907-1908, 1909-1912)
• Port Arthur Thunder Bays (1907-1911)
• Fort William Arenas (1907-1908)
• Fort Williams Forts (1908-1911)
• Port Arthur Hockey Club (1908-1909)
• Fort William North Stars (1909-1912)
• Schreiber Colts (1910-1912)

League Champions

• 1907-08: Fort William Wanderers
• 1908-09: Port Arthur Thunder Bays
• 1909-10: Port Arthur Lake City
• 1910-11: Port Arthur Lake City
• 1911-12: Port Arthur Lake City

External links

• New Ontario Hockey League