The Stelco Football Club was formed by Steel Company of Canada employee Andrew Bell in Montreal in 1935. Bell was a former player with the Third Lanark team in Scotland.
The club played its home games at the Charlevoix grounds in Montreal.
1941
Won the Quebec Provincial championship, Montreal League championship, the Macoun Cup and Dunning Cup.
1947
Stelco won the 1947 National Soccer League championship.
1952
The club won the Canadian Challenge trophy in 1952.
Roster: Dan Carrigan, Moe Cockburn, Gordie Fraser, Bill Gill, John Godley, Tom Gummer, John Maxwell, Bill McKenna, Bob McKenna, Jim McLachlan, Herman Moali, Gordie Rowland, John Semati, Johnny Sinclair, Jim Thomas, Bill Whitehead
Managers: Johnny Hutchinson and Alex Samson
1956
In November 1956 the Charlevoix ground was converted into a parking lot for the Stelco employees.
1957
The club stopped playing after the 1957 season.
Famous players
Famous players included Gord Rowlands.
National Soccer League 