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The '''Montreal District Ladies Hockey League''' operated in the Montreal, [[Quebec]] area from 1929 to 1938. *[[1933-34 MDLHL season|1934]]: Montreal Maroons

This was the '''1936-37 [[Montreal District Ladies Hockey League]] season''': *1/23: '''Maroons''' - Canadiennes 2:0

This was the '''1935-36 [[Montreal District Ladies Hockey League]] season''': *12/14: '''Maroons''' - Canadiennes 2:1

This was the '''1937-38 [[Montreal District Ladies Hockey League]] season''': | 1. ||align="left"| Montreal Maroons || 5 || 4 || 1 || 0 || 16 || 1 || '''9'''

This was the '''1933-34 [[Montreal District Ladies Hockey League]] season''': *1/13: '''Maroons''' - Oxfords 4:0

This was the '''1934-35 [[Montreal District Ladies Hockey League]] season''': | 1. ||align="left"| Montreal Maroons|| 6 || 5 || 1 || 0 || 10 || 4 || '''11'''

...up]] Final''' saw the [[National Hockey League]] (NHL) champion [[Montreal Maroons]], in their first Final series appearance, defeat the [[Western Canada Hock ...ns finished the [[1925–26 NHL season|NHL regular season]] in second place. Montreal went on to beat the third seed [[Pittsburgh Pirates (NHL)|Pittsburgh Pirate

Dec 26 4-5 Montreal Junior Canadiens Jan 1 7-4 Winnipeg Maroons

*12/17: '''Concord Coachmen''' - Berlin Maroons 6:4 *12/18: '''Berlin Maroons''' - Concord Coachmen 3:2

...began on March 18, 1924, and concluded on March 25 when the NHL champion [[Montreal Canadiens]] defeated the WCHL champion [[Calgary Tigers]] in the final seri Montreal finished second overall in the [[1923–24 NHL season|1923–24 NHL regular

...d States National Senior Hockey Championship]] in 1954, 1967 and 1968. The Maroons fielded junior teams only from 1973-1978, but returned to the senior level *12/22: '''Berlin Maroons''' - Stoneham Hockey Club 5:4

*2/5: '''Berlin Maroons''' - Manchester Blackhawks 3:1 *2/6: Berlin Maroons - Manchester Blackhawks 5:5

...semifinal and Primrose then withdrew. Preston Rivulettes defeated Montreal Maroons 4-1 in final |Preston Rivulettes defeated Montreal Maroons 3 goals to 1 (3-1, 0-0) in semifinal and Summerside, P.E.I., Primrose A.C.

...HL title in 1981. The league also featured teams from Berlin (the [[Berlin Maroons]]) and Manchester (the [[Manchester Blackhawks]] and later the Manchester B *1986-87: Manchester Busch Blues, Barre Jets, Berlin Maroons, Concord Budmen, Northboro North Stars, New England Bruins

|team_name = Le National de Montreal <br>'''Montreal Nationals'''<br/>

...[Victoria Cougars]] defeat the [[National Hockey League]] (NHL) champion [[Montreal Canadiens]] three games to one in a best-of-five game series. The Canadiens ...tion]] (PCHA) folded and two of its teams, the Cougars and the [[Vancouver Maroons]] joined the WCHL. Victoria finished the [[1924–25 WCHL season|1924–25

*1/12: '''Waterville VFW''' - Berlin Maroons (NH) 5:4 *1/26: '''Berlin Maroons (NH)''' - Lewiston Maple Leafs 2:1

|[[Vancouver Maroons]] ||30|| 10|| 18|| 2 || 22|| 64 ||90 The Cougars faced the [[National Hockey League]] champion [[Montreal Maroons]] in a best-of-five series, losing three games to one. After the WHL folde

*3/30: '''Chatham Maroons (ON)''' - Syracuse Stars 9:4 *3/31: '''Chatham Maroons (ON)''' - Syracuse Stars

...ey Association]] (PCHA), two teams, the [[Vancouver Millionaires|Vancouver Maroons]] and [[Victoria Cougars]] joined the WCHL. Six teams played 28 games each. |[[Vancouver Millionaires|Vancouver Maroons]] ||28|| 12|| 16 || 0 ||24 ||91 ||102

*[[1926-27 Montreal Victorias]] *[[1960-61 Chatham Maroons]]

| '''[[Montreal Winter Carnival ice hockey tournaments|MWCT]]''' || '''[[Amateur Hockey Ass | 1883 || [[Montreal Winter Carnival ice hockey tournaments#1883|1883]] || || || || || || || ||

| conf1_champ = [[Montreal Maroons]] ...uble and were up for sale. Leo Dandurand, who had sold his interest in the Montreal Canadiens, was interested as was Joseph Cattarinich. Cattarinich said he wo

*2/7: '''Perth Maroons''' - Plaster Rock 4:1 *1/1: '''Grand Falls''' - Perth Maroons 3:2

| top_scorer = Nels Stewart (Montreal Maroons) | finals_champ = [[Montreal Maroons]]

...dmonton Eskimos won the regular season, but lost to the PCHA's [[Vancouver Maroons]] in the Stanley Cup playoff. ...the PCHA winner first. This change ended up not making any difference for Montreal, as the team swept Vancouver and then Calgary for the Stanley Cup.

| season_champs = [[Montreal Canadiens]] | top_scorer = Howie Morenz (Montreal Canadiens)

| MVP = Nels Stewart <small>(Montreal Maroons)</small> | conf1_champ = [[Montreal Maroons]]

...d Senators, Frank Patrick, the head coach of the PCHA champion [[Vancouver Maroons]], called Ottawa the greatest team he had ever seen. ...ith a 14–9–1 record. They then went on to defeat the 13–9–2 second place [[Montreal Canadiens]] in the two-game total goal NHL championship series, 3 goals to

The Canadian Team moved to Winnipeg from Vancouver. The Winnipeg Maroons merged with this team. Jan 17 5-2 Montreal & Peterborough Juniors @ Montreal

| MVP = Howie Morenz <small>(Montreal Canadiens)</small> | conf1_champ = [[Montreal Canadiens]]

| finals_champ = [[Montreal Maroons]] ...nal Hockey League]] (NHL). Nine teams each played 48 games. The [[Montreal Maroons]] were the [[List of Stanley Cup champions|Stanley Cup winners]] as they sw

...gular-season PCHA champions, but lost the play-off against the [[Vancouver Maroons]] 2-2, 1-2. |'''[[Vancouver Maroons]]''' || 30 || 13 || 16 || 1 || 87 || 80

...med in 1946. They spent the 1947-48 and 1948-49 seasons in the Lake Placid-Montreal Intermediate Hockey League, capturing the title both years. ...all, before withdrawing due to player shortages. They later played in the Montreal Hockey League in 1953-54. The club defeated Spokane, [[Washington]]'s Eagle

| finals_champ = [[Montreal Canadiens]] ...NHL added two teams this season, a second team in Montreal, the [[Montreal Maroons]] and the first U.S. team, the [[Boston Bruins]]. Six teams each played 30

Although the Montreal Maroons had Flat Walsh, Dave Kerr and Normie Smith for goal, they were interested i The Montreal Canadiens, surprisingly, under new coach Newsy Lalonde, spent much of the s

| finals_champ = [[Montreal Canadiens]] ...ry Tigers]] of the [[Western Canada Hockey League]] (WCHL) and [[Vancouver Maroons]] of the [[Pacific Coast Hockey Association]] (PCHA) to win their second [[

| finals_runner-up = [[Montreal Canadiens]] ...es each. The [[Ottawa Senators (original)|Ottawa Senators]] defeated the [[Montreal Canadiens]] for the NHL championship, and then defeated Vancouver and Edmon

| MVP = Babe Siebert <small>(Montreal Canadiens)</small> | conf1_champ = [[Montreal Canadiens]]

...ion of about 7,750,000. Its capital is Quebec City and its largest city is Montreal. ...75 and 1882. The "[[Montreal Rules]]" for ice hockey were published in The Montreal Gazette on February 27, 1877. James Creighton is thought to be the person r

| MVP = Aurel Joliat <small>(Montreal Canadiens)</small> A major trade was a swap of goaltenders as Lorne Chabot was traded to the Montreal Canadiens for George Hainsworth. The Canadiens also loaned Wilf Cude to Det

| MVP = Howie Morenz <small>(Montreal Canadiens)</small> | top_scorer = Howie Morenz <small>(Montreal Canadiens)</small>

|team_name = Montreal Wanderers |history = '''Montreal Wanderers'''<br />1903–1918<br />1903–1905 ([[Federal Amateur Hockey Le

| MVP = Toe Blake <small>(Montreal Canadiens)</small> | top_scorer = Toe Blake <small>(Montreal Canadiens)</small>

...ampions of [[Canada]]. It was donated by Sir Montague Allan of Ravenscrag, Montreal, and has been competed for since 1909. ...ed to administer the trophy: Sir Edward Clouston, President of the Bank of Montreal, Dr. H. B. Yates of McGill University, (donor of the Yates Cup to the Inter

| season_champs = [[Montreal Canadiens]] | conf1_champ = [[Montreal Canadiens]]

...PCHA championship and briefly held the [[Stanley Cup]], losing it to the [[Montreal Canadiens]] in the [[1916 Stanley Cup Finals]]. Their win is memorialized o ...|| 50 || 1st place || League Champions<br> Lost [[Stanley Cup]] Final to [[Montreal Canadiens]] 3-2

...wie Morenz Jr. The NHL All-stars defeated a combined team of Canadiens and Maroons players 6–5. ...here it exited the rink as was done until that time.<ref>{{cite news |work=Montreal Gazette

[[Image:Montreal Victorias Hockey Club 1881.png|right|thumb|A photo of the club taken in 188 ...ce hockey]] club. Its date of origin is ascribed to either 1874,<ref name="Montreal Gazette Dec 31 1939">{{cite news

Toronto bought the players of the Saskatoon franchise separately; and Montreal claimed George Hainsworth. The rest of the WHL players would be distributed The Montreal Canadiens, last place finishers in 1925–26, solved their goaltending woes