Granby Bisons
Order vintage Granby Bisons tees and hoodies. The Bisons played at Aréna Léonard-Grondin from 1981 to 1995, and their best season came in 1986-87 when Pierre Turgeon scored 154 points in 58 games, with Patrick Roy, Stephane Richer and Eric Desjardins also among their alumni. Celebrate Granby hockey by browsing all of our Bisons gear, then read the team history below. We are a small business based in the United States, dedicated to reviving the logos and memories of hockey teams that are gone but not forgotten.
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Granby Bisons History
The Granby Bisons were a major junior team for 14 seasons starting in 1981 when the Sorel Blackhawks relocated to Granby, Quebec. The team played at Aréna Léonard-Grondin.
The Bisons were not particularly successful on the ice, as they only made it out of the first playoff round once and only had a winning record a few times. The team's best season was 1986-87 when they went 48-18-4 but finished 3-5 in the first round robin and were eliminated. That season, Pierre Turgeon scored 154 points in 58 games that year for the Bisons.
The team has a number of notable alums including Turgeon, Patrick Roy, Stephane Richer, and Eric Desjardins.
The Bisons would rebrand as the Granby Predateurs in 1995.
