Corner Brook

Corner Brook is a town of about 20,000 in western Newfoundland and Labrador.
Corner Brook hosted portions of the 1999 Canada Winter Games
Corner Brook hosted the 1985 Allan Cup
==Teams==
*Corner Brook Jr. Royals
#(Newfoundland Jr. A Hockey League, 1972-1974) join another league
#(West Newfoundland Junior Hockey League, 1975-1976)
#(Central-West Junior Hockey League, 2008-2011) become Deer Lake based Humber Valley Red Wings
#(Central-West Junior Hockey League 2005-Present)
*Corner Brook Royals
# (Newfoundland Senior Hockey League 1970-1977)
#(Newfoundland Senior Hockey League, 2011-2012) moved to Deer Lake; renamed Western Royals
#(Newfoundland Senior Hockey League, 2014-2014) join Central/West Senior Hockey League before play
#(Central/West Senior Hockey League, 2014-Present)
==Arenas==
*Corner Brook Rink (1925-26) located at Newfoundland Power and Paper Company's No. 2 Warehouse
*Corner Brook Rink II (1926-1955) located at Newfoundland Power and Paper Company's building
*Humber Gardens (1954-1997)
*Pepsi Centre (1997-Present) (formerly the Canada Games Centre)
*Kinsmen Arena (1975-1997)
*Kinsmen Arena II (opened in 1997)
==Champions==
===Allan Cup===
*1985-86 Corner Brook Royals
==Players==
*Keith Brown
*Doug Grant
*Jason King
*Joe Lundrigan
==External Links==
* on Wikipedia
Category:Newfoundland and Labrador towns