Cranbrook

Cranbrook is a city of about 20,000 people in southeastern British Columbia, Canada.
==Teams==
*Cranbrook (Kimberley-Cranbrook League, 1923-1924)
*Cranbrook Bucks (British Columbia Hockey League (2020-present)
*Cranbrook Colts
#(Kootenay International Junior League, 1972-1991) join RMJHL
#(Rocky Mountain Junior Hockey League, 1991-1998) fold when city gets WHL team
*Cranbrook-Lumberton (East Kootenay League, 1930-1931)
*Cranbrook Royals (Western International Hockey League, 1964-1987)
*East Kootenay Rams (Western International Hockey League, 1960-1961)
*Kootenay Ice (Western Hockey League (junior), 1998-2020) sold and relocated to Winnipeg
==Arenas==
*Cranbrook Arena
*Cranbrook Memorial Centre
*Western Financial Place formerly Cranbrook Recreational Complex
*Memorial & Kinsmen Arenas
==Champions==
===Allan Cup===
*1981-82 Cranbrook Royals
==Players==
*Greg Andrusak
*Glen Cochrane
*Ryan Huska
*Jon Klemm
*Brad Lukowich
*Jason Marshall
*Ted McAneeley
*Don Murdoch
*Corey Spring
*Steve Yzerman
*Bob Murdoch
==Gallery==
24-25CranbrookArenaOpeningGameAd.jpg|Firs game in covered rink on Jan. 1, 1925.
==External Links==
* on Wikipedia
Category:British Columbia towns
Category:East Kootenay League teams
Category:Kimberley-Cranbrook League teams
Category:East Kootenay Senior Hockey League teams