page_title: United States Amateur Hockey Association
section_title: Teams
hierarchical_section_title: United States Amateur Hockey Association / Teams
caption_attribution_description: Boston Pere Marquette Knights of Columbus ice hockey team of the USAHA in 1921–22
context_page_description: The United States Amateur Hockey Association was an ice hockey governing body in the United States from 1920 to 1925, which operated at an amateur level. The league was filled with predominantly Canadian-born players, but struggled to achieve consistent attendance figures in the days before large arenas with artificial ice. The association disbanded in 1925, with some teams eventually joining the American Hockey Association, and one team joining the National Hockey League.
context_section_description: Boston A.A. (1920–1925)
  Boston Hockey Club (1922–1925)
  Boston Maples (1923–1925)
  Boston Pere Marquette Knights of Columbus (1921–22)
  Boston Shoe Trades (1920–21)
  Boston Victorias (1922–23)
  Boston Westminsters (1921–22)
  New Haven Westminsters (1922–1924)
  Calumet H/C (1920–1922)
  Canadian Soo Greyhounds (1920–1922)
  Cleveland Hockey Club (a.k.a "Indians" or "Blues") (1920–1925)
  Duluth Hornets (1920–1925)
  Eveleth Rangers (1920–1924)
  Eveleth Arrowheads (1924–25)
  Fort Pitt Hornets (1924–25)
  Michigan Soo Wildcats (1920–1922)
  Milwaukee AC (1922–23)
  Minneapolis Millers (1923–24)
  Minneapolis Rockets (1924–25)
  New York Canadian Club (1922–23)
  New York St. Nicholas (1920–1923)
  Philadelphia Quaker City (1920–1922)
  Pittsburgh Yellowjackets (1921–1925)
  Portage Lakes H/C (1920–1922)
  St. Paul Athletic Club/Saints (1920–1925)
caption: Boston Pere Marquette team in 1921–22. Top row left to right: E. Anderson, Jim Healy, Frank Storey, Billy Roach, Alec Campbell, Bernie Healy, J. Collins (trainer), Spike Doran. Bottom row left to right: Johnny Murphy, Frank Synott, Arthur Donahue, Farrell Conley, Eddie Enright.
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