Royals de Cornwall

The Royals de Cornwall are old a frankness from Hockey in North America. The team, based with Cornwall in the province of the Ontario in Canada, first of all evolved/moved in the Ligue of hockey major junior of Quebec (of 1969 with 1981) then in the Ontario Hockey League (of 1981 with 1992).

History

Before belonging to LHJMQ, Royals existed already and evolved/moved in the Central Junior has Hockey League and this since 1961. After their candidature for a place in the OHL is rejected, they integrate LHJMQ during its creation in 1969.

Royals then know good seasons they gain even three Coupes Memorial of the Canadian Ligue of hockey in 1972, 1980 and 1981.

Following this success, the team changes league and joined the Ontario Hockey League , decision which will cause to irritate the fans by the first hour and during the eleven following seasons, the assistance of the public will not be extraordinary.

In 1992, the frankness moves with Newmarket in the province of the Ontario and becomes the Royals de Newmarket for two seasons before taking the direction of Sarnia to become the Sting de Sarnia.

Prize list of the team

Evolving/moving in the Exchange Junior has Hockey League, Royals gained the title of the regular season in 1966, 1967 and 1968. Time of their presence in the OHL, Royals did not gain anything, on the level equips.

In the LHJMQ, on the whole, Royals will gain five titles divisions, three Coupes of the President and each time the three Coupes Memorial. Royals belong to the restricted circle of the seven teams having gained the Coupe Memorial two years of continuation (in 1980 and 1981).

; Titrate division

Champion of western division in 1971-72 (96 points) 1973-74 (94 points).
Champion of Lebel division in 1977-78 (100 points), 1979-80 (88 points) and 1980-81 (90 points).

; Trophy Jean Rougeau This trophy rewards the best team for the regular season.

1971-72 : 96 points
1980-81 : 90 points

; Cross of the President

1972 : champions against the Ramparts of Quebec
1980 : champions against the Beavers of Sherbrooke
1981 : champions against the Draveurs of Three-Rivers

; Cut Memorial

1972 : champion of the LCH against the Petes de Peterborough
1980 : champion of the LCH against the Petes de Peterborough
1981 : champion of the LCH against the Rangers de Kitchener

Seasons after seasons

Time of the LHJMQ

Time of the OHL

Players and trainers

Rewarded players

This section presents the whole of the trophies gained by the players and leaders of Royals.

Trophies of the LCH

; Player of season LCH

1980-81 : Flagstone Hawerchuk

; Defender of season LCH

1989-90 : John Slaney

; Studying season LCH

1991-92 : Nathan LaFayette

Trophies of the LHJMQ

; Trophy Michel Brière This trophy rewards MVP for the season.

1973-74 : Gary MacGregor
1974-75 : Mario Come
1980-81 : Flagstone Hawerchuk

; Trophy Guy Lafleur This trophy rewards the MVP for the eliminatory Séries.

1979-80 : Flagstone Hawerchuk

; Trophy Jean Béliveau This trophy rewards best the striker for the season.

1980-81 Flagstone Hawerchuk

; Trophy Michel Bergeron This trophy rewards best the offensive recruit for the season.

1970-71 : Bob Murphy
1971-72 : Bob Murray
1979-80 : Pave Hawerchuk

; Trophy Emile Bouchard This trophy is given to best the defender of the season.

1980-81 : Fred Boimistruck

; Trophée Jacques Plants The trophy is given to the goalkeeper which boxed less goals.

1971-72 : Richard Embroiderer
1975-76 : Tim Bernhardt
1976-77 : Tim Bernhardt
1977-78 : Tim Bernhardt

; Trophy Michael Bossy This trophy is given to the player of whom is considered as being the greatest hope of professional player of the league.

1980-81 : Pave Hawerchuk

; Trophy Frank J. Selke This trophy is given to the player with the best frame of mind of the league.

1971-72 : Gerry Teeple
1973-74 : Gary MacGregor

Tropées of the OHL

August 1st ; Trophy Red Tilson OHL Most valuable player.

1982-83 : Doug Gilmour
1985-86 : Ray Sheppard

; Trophy Eddie Powers OHL Signal Not Scorer.

1982-83 : Doug Gilmour
1985-86 : Ray Sheppard

; Trophy Jim Mahon OHL Signal Scoring Right Winger.

1982-83 : Ian MacInnis
1985-86 : Ray Sheppard
1989-90 : Owen Nolan

; Trophy max Kaminsky Most Outstanding Defenceman.

1989-90 : John Slaney

OHL Goaltender off the Year
Voted best goaltender in the OHL.

1987-88 : Rick Tabaracci

Trophy of the family Emms
Rookie off the year.

1989-89 : Owen Nolan

Trophy Bobby Smith
Scholastic player off the year.

1990-91 : Nathan LaFayette
1991-92 : Nathan LaFayette

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Royals and the LNH

55 former players of Royals joined the National league of hockey, 31 played in the LHJMQ and 29 in the OHL. Five another players played in the two editions of the franknesses and the LNH.

; Royals of the LHJMQ in the LNH

; Royals of the OHL in the LNH

With the Temple of re-elected hockey

This section introduces the important players in the history of Royals who acquired one of most beautiful rewards in the LNH, the access to the Temple of re-elected hockey. To be allowed with the Temple of the fame, the file of each petitioner will have to pass in front of eighteen members of the committee and to receive at least the three-quarters of the votes (fifteen members). Each year, are allowed to the maximum:

four players ,
two builders . This category corresponds to the people who do not play directly hockey but have a significant impact on hockey. It can be a question trainers, presidents, owners of franknesses or of personalities of the media.
a referee or line judge.

For the players, the referee or line judge, the person must have taken his retirement of his career in ice for at least three years. In the past, there were exceptions for the players equipped with an exceptional talent which, according to the committee, deserved to be established before the three regulatory years. That was the case for ten players of which Mario Lemieux. Two former players of Royals allowed to the Temple of were re-elected hockey.

The first is old the guard Islanders of New York Billy Smith. Smith played as a guard for Royals at the time of their first season in 1969-70. The year according to, it is chosen by the Kings of Los Angeles at the time of the fishing out of entry in the National league of hockey in fifth round. It esrt the first goalkeeper with being credited with a goal. It is allowed in 1993 with the Temple of the fame.

Dale Hawerchuk is the second former player of Royals to be seen be allowed with the Temple of the fame. He guided his team with the Cut Memorial at the time of the seasons 1980 and 1981. During the fishing out of entry of 1981, it is the first choice of the Jets of Winnipeg. In its career in the LNH, it cumulates: 1409 points and 518 goals in 16 seasons.

Trainers

This section introduces the various trainers of the team that it is under its first or its second form.

Orval Tessier guided Royals with their first Cut Memorial in 1972, Doug Carpenter at their second in 1980 and Bob Kilger with their last in 1981.

Marc Crawford, former player of Royal, will be also trainer of the pendand team two years and thereafter, it takes the head as of the Avalanche of Colorado of the National league of hockey and lead them to the Coupe Stanley in 1996. In 2007, he is the trainer of the Kings of Los Angeles.

List trainers

season 1981-82: Bob Kilger
season 1982-83: Bob Kilger, Bill Murphy, Gord Woods and Jocelyn Guevremont
season 1983-84: Jocelyn Guevremont
season 1984-85: Floyd Crawford
season 1985-86: Tony Zappia
of 1986 to 1989: Orval Tessier
of 1989 to 1991: Marc Crawford
season 1991-92: John Lovell

Skating rink

Royals played their match of the LHJMQ in the skating rink Water Street Arena , delor first season at 1976, year when it is famous If Miller Arena in the honor of the director of the parks and gardens of the town hall.

Time of the OHL, Royals played in the Cornwall Civic Complex , located at two steps in the old skating rink. This skating rink accommodated in 1990 the match of stars between the OHL and the LHJMQ, gained by the OHL 3 goals with 0.

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