Montreal H.C. Stanley Cup 1895 Challenge Champions
Herb Collins (goal), Charles Archibald (forward), Billy Barlow (forward), Frank Bickerdike (point), Allan Cameron Jr. (coverpoint), Norman Dawes (forward), Archie Hodgson (forward), George James (coverpoint), Clarence McKerrow (forward), Aubrey Mussen (forward), Clarence Mussen (point), Haviland Routh (forward) (Never recognized as Stanley Cup Champions in 1895)
- Non-players
James Stewart (President), Harry Shaw (Manager/Secretary-Treasurer)
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