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National Hockey Association

This article is part of the Evolution of the NHL series.

Amateur Hockey Association (1893-1898)
Canadian Amateur Hockey League (1899-1905)
Eastern Canada Amateur Hockey League (1906)
Eastern Canada Amateur Hockey Association (1907-1909)
Canadian Hockey Association (1909-1910)
National Hockey Association (1910-1917)
National Hockey League (1917-present)

The National Hockey Association (January 5th, 1910 - November 22, 1917) was a professional ice hockey organization with teams in Ontario and Quebec, Canada. It originated from the Eastern Canada Amateur Hockey Association which dates back to 1906. The ECAHA in turn originates from the Canadian Amateur Hockey League which originates from the first "professional" Ice Hockey league, the Amateur Hockey Association which was created in 1893.

The following were the NHA teams and their year of inception:

Cobalt Silver Kings: 1909-10
Haileybury Hockey Club: 1909-10
Montreal Wanderers: 1909-10
Montreal Canadiens: 1909-10
Montreal Shamrocks: 1909-10
Ottawa Senators: 1909-10
Quebec Bulldogs: 1910-11
Renfrew Creamery Kings: 1909-10
Toronto Ontarios: 1913-14
Toronto Tecumsehs: 1912-13
Toronto 228th Battalion: 1916-17
Toronto Blueshirts: 1912-17
Toronto Ontario - Shamrocks: 1914-15

Champions

1909-10: Montreal Wanderers
1910-11: Ottawa
1911-12: Quebec
1912-13: Quebec
1913-14: Toronto Blueshirts
1914-15: Ottawa
1915-16: Montreal Canadiens
1916-17: Montreal Canadiens

See also: Stanley Cup

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