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LEAGUE AWARD WINNERS - HISTORY

104 | AJHL Guidebook 2019-20

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER -Alberta Old Time Hockey Players TrophyDylan Holloway, Okotoks Oilers

SCORING CHAMPION – Ernie Love TrophyWilliam Lemay, Brooks Bandits

TOP GOALTENDER – Friends of Alberta Junior Hockey League TrophyLuke Lush, Drayton Valley Thunder

TOP TEAM GOALTENDERS – Pierce Charleson / Tanner Marshall – Brooks Bandits

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR – Dick White Trophy, Presented by Canalta Hotels

Carter Savoie, Sherwood Park Crusaders

OUTSTANDING DEFENCEMAN – W.G. (Bill) Scott Memorial Trophy

T.J. Lloyd, Spruce Grove Saints

MOST DEDICATED PLAYER – Don McNabb Memorial Trophy

Kyle Gordon, Okotoks Oilers

COACH OF THE YEAR –Ryan Papaioannou, Brooks Bandits

REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS – Dave Duchak TrophyBrooks Bandits

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS – Inter Pipeline CupBrooks Bandits

INTER PIPELINE CUP PLAYOFF MVP – Brandon Scanlin, Brooks Bandits

NATIONAL JUNIOR A CHAMPIONS –Brooks Bandits

VITERRA CUP –Dylan Holloway, Okotoks Oilers

Reed Morison, Fort McMurray Oil Barons

VITERRA SALUTE TO SERVICE VOLUNTEER AWARD –South Division: Curtis Watling, Calgary Canucks

North Division: Mickey & Bill Steele, Sherwood Park Crusaders

STEWY STEWART MEMORIAL – Stewy Stewart Memorial TrophyNic Herringer, Calgary Canucks

INTER PIPELINE SCHOLARSHIP –Taner Miller, Fort McMurray Oil Barons

FINNING SCHOLARSHIP –Nic Herringer, Calgary Canucks

RBC COMMUNITY AWARD Markus Boguslavsky, Drumheller Dragons

CJHL PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Dylan Holloway, Okotoks Oilers

CJHL TOP DEFENCEMAN – T.J. Lloyd, Spruce Grove Saints

CJHL TOP ROOKIE – Carter Savoie, Sherwood Park Crusaderss

YEAR PLAYER TEAM1964-65 Garry Unger Calgary Buffaloes

1965-66 Garry Unger Calgary Buffaloes

1966-67 Dale Yutsyk Lethbridge Sugar Kings

1967-68 Darrell Knibbs Lethbridge Sugar Kings


1969-70 Jerry LeGrandeur Lethbridge Sugar Kings

1970-71 Lanny McDonald Lethbridge Sugar Kings

1971-72 Dennis Olmstead Calgary Canucks

1972-73 Ryan Wecker Drumheller Falcons

1973-74 Terry Wittchen Red Deer Rustlers

1974-75 Dan Shearer Drumheller Falcons

1975-76 Merlin Malinowski Drumheller Falcons

1976-77 Darryl Sutter Red Deer Rustlers

1977-78 Grant Morin Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1978-79 Dale Setoguchi Taber Golden Suns

1979-80 Brent Sutter Red Deer Rustlers

1980-81 Peter Gerlinger Drumheller Falcons

1981-82 Greg Squires Fort McMurray Oil Barons

1982-83 Jim Fitzgerald Olds Grizzlys

1983-84 Sid Cranston Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1984-85 Barry Bracko Calgary Canucks

Greg Parks St. Albert Saints

1985-86 Jamie Bowman Calgary Canucks

1986-87 Ken Weiss Sherwood Park Crusaders

1987-88 Randy Keller Fort McMurray Oil Barons

1988-89 Mike Palichuk Sherwood Park Crusaders

Terry Degner St. Albert Saints

1989-90 Joey Potskin Hobbema Hawks

1990-91 Derek Shybunka St. Albert Saints

1991-92 Sean Beswick Calgary Royals

1992-93 Stacey Rayan Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1993-94 Harry York Bonnyville Pontiacs

1994-95 Andrew Hannah Lloydminster Blazers

1995-96 A.J. Aitken Fort McMurray Oil Barons

1996-97 Trevor Anderson Fort McMurray Oil Barons

1997-98 Mike Comrie St. Albert Saints

1998-99 Matt Gorman Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1999-00 Riley Riddell Camrose Kodiaks

2000-01 Tyler Brosz Olds Grizzlys

2001-02 Mike Lefley Grande Prairie Storm

2002-03 Mark Bomersback Canmore Eagles

2003-04 Brett Jaeger Drayton Valley Thunder

2004-05 Mason Raymond Camrose Kodiaks

2005-06 Mark Letestu Bonnyville Pontiacs

2006-07 Dustin Sather Grande Prairie Storm

2007-08 Brad Eidsness Okotoks Oilers

2008-09 Jarret Granberg Brooks Bandits

Connor Hardowa Spruce Grove Saints

2009-10 Cody Kunyk Sherwood Park Crusaders

2010-11 Tanner Fritz Grande Prairie Storm

2011-12 Peter Quenneville Sherwood Park Crusaders

YEAR PLAYER TEAM2012-13 Cam Maclise Brooks Bandits

2013-14 Trey Phillips Canmore Eagles

2014-15 Nic Renyard Okotoks Oilers

2015-16 Bobby McMann Bonnyville Pontiacs

2016-17 Cale Makar Brooks Bandits

2017-18 Chris Van Os-Shaw Spruce Grove Saints

2018-19 Dylan Holloway Okotoks Oilers

MOST VALUABLE PLAYERThe Alberta Old Time Hockey Players Trophy is awarded annually to the Most Valuable Player in the AJHL.

2018-19 LEAGUE AWARD WINNERS




YEAR PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS1964-65 Garry Unger Calgary Buffaloes1965-66 Garry Unger Calgary Buffaloes

1966-67 Ray Melnyk Edmonton Movers



1969-70 Stan Weir Ponoka Stampeders 42 35 26 61

1970-71 Rob LeGuilloux Mount Royal College Cougars 45 40 50 90

1971-72 Ryan Wecker Drumheller Falcons 48 57 28 85

1972-73 Ryan Wecker Drumheller Falcons 59 79 78 157

1973-74 Terry Wittchen Red Deer Rustlers 60 50 54 104

1974-75 Ron Rose Drumheller Falcons 60 44 82 126

1975-76 Rick Zaparniuk Calgary Canucks 60 57 108 165

1976-77 Darryl Sutter Red Deer Rustlers 56 55 78 133

1977-78 Robin Laycock Calgary Canucks 58 80 77 157

1978-79 Bruno Baseotto Calgary Canucks 59 54 83 137

1979-80 Brent Sutter Red Deer Rustlers 59 70 101 171

1980-81 Peter Gerlinger Drumheller Falcons 60 61 52 113

1981-82 Barry Bracko Calgary Canucks 59 50 63 113

1982-83 Grant Rezewski Sherwood Park Crusaders 59 48 75 123

1983-84 Sid Cranston Fort Saskatchewan Traders 60 53 89 142

1984-85 Barry Bracko Calgary Canucks 55 63 68 131

1985-86 Blake Jurgens Olds Grizzlys 52 46 50 96

Wes Craig St. Albert 47 38 58 96

1986-87 Lubo Dzurilla Fort McMurray Oil Baronsw 58 40 96 136

1987-88 Robin Dube Red Deer Rustlers 53 53 83 136

1988-89 Terry Degner St. Albert Saints 60 42 63 105

1989-90 Joey Potskin Hobbema Hawks 47 59 59 118

1990-91 Jason Dunham Olds Grizzlys 53 43 60 103

1991-92 Reo Lajeunesse Olds Grizzlys 59 54 67 121

1992-93 Eric Fulton Olds Grizzlys 55 48 59 107

1993-94 Miro Skovira Olds Grizzlys 53 42 61 103

1994-95 Harry York Fort McMurray Oil Barons 54 36 73 109

1995-96 Fernando Pisani St. Albert Saints 58 40 63 103

1996-97 Kirk Lamb Bonnyville Pontiacs 57 40 68 108

1997-98 Mike Comrie St. Albert Saints 58 60 78 138

1998-99 Dany Heatly Calgary Canucks 60 70 56 126

1999-00 Dana Lattery Olds Grizzlys 61 64 44 108

Riley Riddell Camrose Kodiaks 64 46 62 108

2000-01 Jeremy Cheyne Fort McMurray Oil Barons 62 60 68 128

2001-02 Jade Galbraith Drayton Valley Thunder 55 40 89 129

2002-03 Mark Bomersback Canmore Eagles 64 46 68 114

2003-04 Josh Zimmer Canmore Eagles 60 31 66 97

2004-05 Brett Wilson Calgary Royals 64 40 58 98

2005-06 Mark Letestu Bonnyville Pontiacs 58 50 55 105

2006-07 Dustin Sather Grande Prairie Storm 58 41 63 104

2007-08 Andy Hyvarinen Canmore Eagles 60 44 57 101

2008-09 Reese Rolheiser Sherwood Park Crusaders 62 33 55 88

2009-10 Zahn Raubenheimer Grande Prairie Storm 60 47 60 107

Bryce Williamson St. Albert Steel 60 41 66 107

2010-11 Kyle Reynolds Okotoks Oilers 49 38 40 78

2011-12 Matt Wilkins Brooks Bandits 60 34 65 99

2012-13 Mathieu Guertin Whitecourt Wolverines 57 42 53 95

SCORING CHAMPION The Ernie Love Trophy is an annual award given to the player who leads the League in scoring points at the

end of the regular season.

SCORING CHAMPION continued The Ernie Love Trophy is an annual award given to the player who leads the League in

scoring points at the end of the regular season.

YEAR PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS2013-14 Spencer Dorowicz Olds Grizzlys 59 40 35 75

Colten Mayor Whitecourt Wolverines 55 31 44 75

2014-15 Austin Plevy Brooks Bandits 56 29 63 92

2015-16 Wyatt Noskey Olds Grizzlys 60 29 54 83

2016-17 Matt Forchuk Canmore Eagles 56 32 65 97

2017-18 Chris Van Os-Shaw Spruce Grove Saints 59 51 46 97

2018-19 William Lemay Brooks Bandits 58 32 58 90

2018-19 AJHL

MVP & CJHL

Player of the Year

- Dylan Holloway,

Okotoks Oilers




TOP DEFENCEMAN The W.G. Scott Memorial Trophy is an annual award given to the defense player who dem-

onstrates throughout the season the greatest all-round ability in the position.

YEAR PLAYER TEAM

1976-77 Keith Brown Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1977-78 Dave Babych Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1978-79 Mickey Volcan St. Albert Saints

1979-80 Larry Stankhoven Calgary Canucks

1980-81 Mike Heidt Calgary Canucks

1981-82 Larry Oswald Sherwood Park Crusaders

John Winter Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1982-83 Tarek Howard Olds Grizzlys

1983-84 Gord Thibodeau Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1984-85 Alan Leggett Hobbema Hawks

1985-86 Bob Calhoon Hobbema Hawks

Bill Davidson Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1987-88 Randy Wong Hobbema Hawks

1988-89 Dave Hakstol Red Deer Rustlers

1989-90 Tony Dalcin Calgary Canucks

1990-91 Neil Hawryluk Calgary Royals

1991-92 Scott Boyd Calgary Royals

Chris Lafreniere Fort McMurray Oil Barons

1992-93 Darcy Dallas Olds Grizzlys

1993-94 Chad Sturrock Olds Grizzlys

1994-95 Chris Phillips Fort McMurray Oil Barons

1995-96 Jeramie Heistad Olds Grizzlys

1996-97 Darren Tiemstra Fort McMurray Oil Barons

1997-98 Doug Strobl St. Albert Saints

Warren Toews Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1998-99 Neil McCann Calgary Canucks

1999-00 Craig Strain Fort McMurray Oil Barons

2000-01 David Erickson Olds Grizzlys

2001-02 Joel Andresen St. Albert Saints

2002-03 Calvin Brown Sherwood Park Crusaders

2003-04 Kyle Radke Grande Prairie Storm

2004-05 Travis Friedley Camrose Kodiaks

2005-06 A.J. Mikkelsen Drumheller Dragons

2006-07 Donny Lloyd Grande Prairie Storm

2007-08 Brady Lamb Calgary Royals

2008-09 Connor Hardowa Spruce Grove Saints

2009-10 Matthew Register Bonnyville Pontiacs

2010-11 Colten Hayes Okotoks Oilers

2011-12 Blake Leask Bonnyville Pontiacs

2012-13 Josh Healey Sherwood Park Crusaders

2013-14 Trey Phillips Canmore Eagles

2014-15 Linden Springer Brooks Bandits

2015-16 Brinson Pasichnuk Bonnyville Pontiacs


2017-18 Jacob Bernard-Docker Okotoks Oilers

2018-19 TJ Lloyd Spruce Grove Saints

YEAR PLAYER TEAM1981-82 Randy Jaycock Calgary Spurs 2.85 GAA in 1,666 minutes

1982-83 Terry Taillefer St. Albert Saints 3.64 GAA in 1,614 minutes

1983-84 Kevin Stapleton Fort Saskatchewan Traders 3.97 GAA in 2,250 minutes

1984-85 Glenn Raeburn Red Deer Rustlers 3.36 GAA in 2,339 minutes

1985-86 Garth Sanderson Sherwood Park Crusaders 3.56 GAA in 1,701 minutes

1986-87 Ken Weiss Sherwood Park Crusaders 3.00 GAA in 2,401 minutes

1987-88 Brian Harley St. Albert Saints 3.06 GAA in 1,335 minutes

1988-89 Cory Cadden Red Deer Rustlers 2.75 GAA in 1,792 minutes

1989-90 Alec Sheflo Calgary Canucks 3.83 GAA in 2,602 minutes

1990-91 Derek Shybunka St. Albert Saints 3.19 GAA in 2,784 minutes

1991-92 Larry Moberg Olds Grizzlys 2.75 GAA in 2,359 minutes

1992-93 Trevor Koenig Fort Saskatchewan Traders 3.07 GAA in 1,523 minutes

1993-94 Ian Perkins Olds Grizzlys 2.50 GAA in 2,452 minutes

1994-95 Dean Crossland Sherwood Park Crusaders 3.53 GAA in 1,889 minutes

1995-96 Stephen Wagner Olds Grizzlys 2.99 GAA in 2,787 minutes

1996-97 Trevor Anderson Fort McMurray Oil Barons 2.65 GAA in 2,782 minutes

1997-98 Scott Kabotoff St. Albert Saints 2.60 GAA in 1,869 minutes

1998-99 Mike Gilhooly Calgary Canucks 2.56 GAA in 2,321 minutes

1999-00 Mike Brown Fort McMurray Oil Barons 2.55 GAA in 2,045 minutes

2000-01 Kirby Millar St. Albert Saints 2.67 GAA in 2,537 minutes

2001-02 Matthew Hartney St. Albert Saints 2.14 GAA in 1,746 minutes

2002-03 Chris Denman Sherwood Park Crusaders 1.90 GGA in 1,861 minutes

2003-04 Jonathan Cayer Grande Prairie Storm 2.20 GAA in 2,814 minutes

2004-05 Rob Nolan Fort McMurray Oil Barons 1.75 GAA in 2,604 minutes

2005-06 Jimmy Bernier Fort McMurray Oil Barons 1.64 GAA in 2,630 minutes

2006-07 Shannon Szabados Fort Saskatchewan Traders 2.13 GAA in 2,508 minutes

2007-08 Mathieu Larochelle Camrose Kodiaks 2.11 GAA in 1,763 minutes

2008-09 Chad Carder Grande Prairie Storm 2.02 GAA in 1,662 minutes

2009-10 Travis Rolheiser Spruce Grove Saints 1.58 GAA in 1,781 minutes

2010-11 Julien Laplante Bonnyville Pontiacs 2.09 GAA in 2,960 miutes

2011-12 Tyler Briggs Lloydminster Bobcats 1.98 GAA in 1,667 minutes

2012-13 Nick Kulmanovsky Grande Prairie Storm 2.49 GAA in 2,145 minutes

2013-14 Tanner Jaillet Fort McMurray Oil Barons 2.01 GAA in 2,509 minutes

2014-15 Nic Renyard Okotoks Oilers 2.19 GAA in 2,491 minutes

2015-16 Matthew Murray Spruce Grove Saints 2.59 GAA in 1,642 minutes

2016-17 Logan Drackett Calgary Canucks 2.35 GAA in 2,788 minutes

2017-18 Riley Morris Okotoks Oilers 1.98 GAA in 2,087 minutes

2018-19 Luke Lush Drayton Valley Thunder 2.66 GAA in 2,527 minutes

TOP GOALTENDER The Top Goaltender Award is presented to the goalie who demonstrated the greatest

ability in his position throughout the season.




YEAR TEAM PLAYERS1967-68 Ponoka Stampeders Doug Moller – McDonald

1968-69 Lethbridge Sugar Kings Don Hall – Gerry Carmichael

1969-70 Ponoka Stampeders Bob Galloway – Graham Parsons

1970-71 Lethbridge Sugar Kings John Davidson – Phil Wandler

1971-72 Mount Royal College Cougars Gary Graham – Mike Lemire – Barry House

1972-73 Calgary Canucks Ron Burgess – Mike Priestner

1973-74 The Pass Red Devils Mike McCollam – Terry Kryczka

1974-75 Spruce Grove Mets Julian Baretta – Tim Thomlison

1975-76 Calgary Canucks Brad Hall – Guy Comeau

1976-77 Calgary Canucks Brad Hall – Darcy Way – Guy Comeau

1977-78 Edmonton Crusaders John Kulych – Robin Frost

1978-79 Fort Saskatchewan Traders Clint Malarchuk – Jim Rogers

1979-80 Calgary Canucks Mike Vernon – Mike Craig

1980-81 Calgary Spurs Ray Prive – Kelly Brooks

1981-82 St. Albert Saints Kelly Brooks – Don Moberg

1982-83 St. Albert Saints Terry Tailefer – Bryan Deley – Dan Moberg

1983-84 Fort Saskatchewan Traders Kevin Stapleton – Lyle Mast

1984-85 Red Deer Rustlers Glenn Raeburn – John Helfrich

1985-86 Sherwood Park Crusaders Garth Sanderson – Frank Furlan

1986-87 Sherwood Park Crusaders Ken Weiss – Kevin Douglas

1987-88 Calgary Canucks Buddy Brazier – Corey Hirsch

1988-89 Red Deer Rustlers Cory Cadden – Zane Reiter

1989-90 Calgary Canucks Alec Sheflo – Brad Steed

1990-91 Calgary Royals Richard Morris – Jaret Burgoyne

1991-92 Olds Grizzlys Larry Moberg – Colum Cavilla

1992-93 Fort Saskatchewan Traders Trevor Koenig – Shawn Wighton

1993-94 Olds Grizzlys Ryan Ayley – Ian Perkins

1994-95 Olds Grizzlys Ian Perkins – Stephen Wagner

1995-96 Fort Saskatchewan Traders Shawn Wighton – Jay Ewasiuk

1996-97 Fort McMurray Oil Barons Trevor Anderson – Ross Mowbray

1997-98 St. Albert Saints Scott Kabotoff – Bill Russell

1998-99 Calgary Canucks Mike Gilhooly – Shawn Sandeman

1999-00 Fort McMurray Oil Barons Mike Brown – Brent Zelenewich

2000-01 St. Albert Saints Kirby Millar – Sam Halaby

2001-02 St. Albert Saints Matthew Hartney – Sheldon Michaelson

2002-03 Sherwood Park Crusaders Chris Denman – Shannon Szabados – Brian Dafoe

2003-04 Grande Prairie Storm Jonathan Cayer – Jordan Ramstead

2004-05 Fort McMurray Oil Barons Rob Nolan – Matt Yesmaniski

2005-06 Fort McMurray Oil Barons Jimmy Bernier – Jeremy Reid

2006-07 Camrose Kodiaks Keanan Boomer – Allen York

2007-08 Camrose Kodiaks Allen York – Mathieu Larochelle

2008-09 Grande Prairie Storm Chad Carder – Matt Milne

2009-10 Spruce Grove Saints Vincenzo Marozzi – Travis Rolheiser

2010-11 Spruce Grove Saints Vincenzo Marozzi – Joel Miller

2011-12 Fort McMurray Oil Barons Brody Hoffman – Tanner Jaillet

2012-13 Brooks Bandits Devon Fordyce - Michael Fredrick

2013-14 Fort McMurray Oil Barons Tanner Jaillet - Jesse Gordichuk

2014-15 Spruce Grove Saints Brett Zarowny - Matthew Murray

2015-16 Spruce Grove Saints Matthew Murray - Ravi Dattani

2016-17 Brooks Bandits Mitchel Benson - Alex Horawski

2017-18 Okotoks Oilers Riley Morris - Ben Howard

2018-19 Brooks Bandits Pierce Charleson - Tanner Marshall

TOP TEAM GOALTENDERS The Reebok/CCM Top Team Goaltenders Award is an annual award given to the goaltenders of the team with

the fewest goals scored against it. Winners are selected based on regular season play.

YEAR PLAYER TEAM1978-79 Troy Murray St. Albert Saints

1979-801980-81 Jay Howard Calgary Canucks

1981-821982-831983-84 Kevan Melrose Red Deer Rustlers

Kent Prins Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1984-85 Dean Cowling Red Deer Rustlers

1985-86 Bob Calhoon Hobbema Hawks

Mike Needham Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1986-87 Brian Tulik Sherwood Park Crusaders

1987-88 Randy Keller Fort McMurray Oil Barons

1988-89 Dean McDonald Sherwood Park Crusaders

1989-90 Tracy Georgsen Calgary Spurs

1990-91 Dustin Fahl St. Albert Saints

Sean Beswick Calgary Royals

1991-92 Jeff Maher Calgary Canucks

1992-93 Archie Handel Sherwood Park Crusaders



1995-96 Russell Sharp Fort McMurray Oil Barons

1996-97 Tate Locke Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1997-98 David Myson Lloydminster Blazers

Jason Abel Grande Prairie Storm

1998-99 Brent Coutu Fort McMurray Oil Barons

1999-00 Ryan Epp Bow Valley Eagles

2000-01 Tyler Brosz Olds Grizzlys

2001-02 Marrk Masters Camrose Kodiaks

2002-03 Sean Dersch Sherwood Park Crusaders

2003-04 Nick Johnson St.Albert Saints

Aaron Blair Drayton Valley Thunder

2004-05 Jayson LaBossiere Fort McMurray Oil Barons

2005-06 Blair Hennes Fort Saskatchewan Traders

2006-07 Brock Michalsky Canmore Eagles

2007-08 Ron Meyers Lloydminster Blazers

2008-09 Michael Perry Fort McMurray Oil Barons

2009-10 Nate Fleming Spruce Grove Saints

2010-11 Kevin Carthy Bonnyville Pontiacs

2011-12 Carson Cooper Fort McMurray Oil Barons

2012-13 Dylan Hubbs Olds Grizzlys

2013-14 Anthony Paskaruk Brooks Bandits

2014-15 Parker MacKay Spruce Grove Saints

2015-16 Tyler Busch Spruce Grove Saints

2016-17 Ryan Symington Bonnyville Pontiacs

2017-18 Shane Fraser Fort McMurray Oil Barons

2018-19 Kyle Gordon Okotoks Oilers

MOST DEDICATED PLAYER The Don McNabb Memorial Trophy is awarded annually to the player judged the most

dedicated to his team.




YEAR TEAM RECORD1964-65 Calgary Buffaloes

1965-66 Calgary Buffaloes

1966-67 Edmonton Western Movers



1966-67 Edmonton Western Movers

1967-68 Red Deer Rustlers

1968-69 Lethbridge Sugar Kings

1969-70 Ponoka Stampeders 38-7-5 in 50 games

1970-71 Red Deer Rustlers 30-11-9 in 50 games

1971-72 Calgary Mount Royal College Cougars 35-13-0 in 48 games

1972-73 Calgary Canucks 44-16-0 in 60 games


1974-75 Spruce Grove Mets 44-16-0 in 60 games






1980-81 Calgary Spurs 42-16-2 in 60 games

1981-82 Calgary Spurs 49-9-2 in 60 games

1982-83 St. Albert Saints 41-19-0 in 60 games

1983-84 Fort Saskatchewan Traders 40-19-1 in 60 games



1986-87 Sherwood Park Crusaders 43-13-4 in 60 games





1991-92 Olds Grizzlys 42-14-4 in 60 games


1993-94 Olds Grizzlys 50-4-2 in 56 games

1994-95 Olds Grizzlys 40-16-0 in 56 game



1997-98 St. Albert Saints 41-15-0, 1SOW, 3SOL in 60 games

1998-99 Calgary Canucks 49 wins, 8 loses, 1SOW, 4SOL in 62 games

1999-00 Fort McMurray Oil Barons 48-10-0, 4SOW, 2SOL in 64 games

2000-01 Camrose Kodiaks 44-15-5 in 64 games

2001-02 Canmore Eagles 47-14-3 in 64 games

2002-03 Sherwood Park Crusaders 43-13-8 in 64 games

2003-04 Camrose Kodiaks 42-14-4, 60 games

2004-05 Camrose Kodiaks 48-8-8, in 64 games

2005-06 Fort McMurray Oil Barons 40-14-2, 4 OT losses

2006-07 Fort Saskatchewan Traders 45-11-0, 4 OT losses

2007-08 Camrose Kodiaks 49 wins, 8 losses, 5 OT losses

2008-09 Spruce Grove Saints 46-7-4, 5 OT losses



2011-12 Brooks Bandits 47-7-0, 6 OT losses

2012-13 Brooks Bandits 53-4-0, 3 OT losses

BEST OVERALL RECORDThe Dave Duchak Trophy is awarded to the team finishing the regular season with the best

overall record.

BEST OVERALL RECORD continuedThe Dave Duchak Trophy is awarded to the team finishing the regular season with the best

overall record.

YEAR TEAM RECORD2013-14 Spruce Grove Saints 47-10-0, 3 OT losses



2016-17 Brooks Bandits 51 wins, 5 losses, 4 OT losses

2017-18 Okotoks Oilers 52 wins, 6 losses, 2 OT losses

2018-19 Brooks Bandits 57 wins, 3 losses, 0 overtime losses

2018-2019 AJHL

Most Dedicated

Player - Kyle

Gordon, Okotoks

Oilers




YEAR PLAYER TEAM1971-72 Fred Schweiter Calgary Canucks

1972-73 Ralph Burgess Calgary Canucks

1973-74 Doug Messier Edmonton Mets

1974-75 Don Phelps Drumheller Falcons

1975-76 Cec Papke Calgary Canucks

1976-77 Cec Papke Calgary Canucks

1977-78 John Fisher Edmonton Crusaders

1978-79 Jack Sangster Taber Golden Suns

1979-80 John Chapman Red Deer Rustlers

1980-81 Bob Tessier Sherwood Park Crusaders

1981-82 Larry Billows Fort McMurray Oil Barons

1982-83 Wynne Dempster Red Deer Rustlers

1983-84 Wynne Dempster Red Deer Rustlers

1984-85 Al Hamilton Sherwood Park Crusaders

1985-86 Don Phelps Calgary Canucks

1986-87 Ross Perkins Sherwood Park Crusaders


1988-89 Bob Loucks Calgary Spurs


1990-91 Blaine Galbraith St. Albert Saints

1991-92 Bob Murray Fort McMurray Oil Barons

1992-93 Doug Schum Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1993-94 Chris Stewart Olds Grizzlys

1994-95 Blaine Galbraith St. Albert Saints

YEAR PLAYER TEAM1995-96 Gord Thibodeau Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1996-97 Ted Stewart Bow Valley Eagles

1997-98 Doug Schum Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1998-99 Gord Thibodeau Lloydminster Blazers

1999-00 Milan Dragicevic Drayton Valley Thunder

2000-01 Garry Van Hereweghe Camrose Kodiaks

2001-02 Dan Auchenberg Sherwood Park Crusaders

2002-03 Ian Kallay Drayton Valley Thunder

2003-04 Boris Rybalka Camrose Kodiaks

2004-05 Kevin Higo Brooks Bandits

2005-06 Steve Hamilton Fort Saskatchewan Traders

2006-07 Brett Cox Fort Saskatchewan Traders

2007-08 Dan MacDonald Okotoks Oilers

2008-09 Steve Hamilton Spruce Grove Saints

2009-10 Steve Hamilton Spruce Grove Saints

2010-11 Chad Mercier Bonnyville Pontiacs

2011-12 Brian Curran Lloydminster Bobcats

2012-13 Ryan Papaioannou Brooks Bandits

2013-14 Jason McKee Spruce Grove Saints

2014-15 Jason McKee Spruce Grove Saints

2015-16 Rick Swan Bonnyville Pontiacs

2016-17 Tom Keca Fort McMurray Oil Barons

2017-18 Tyler Deis Okotoks Oilers

2018-19 Ryan Papaioannou Brooks Bandits

COACH OF THE YEARAnnual award is presented by the AJHL to the coach adjudged to have contributed the most to his team’s

success.

YEAR PLAYER TEAM1965-66 Rick LeLacheur Edmonton Western Movers


1967-68 David McKay Edmonton Western Movers

1968-69 Darrell Goss Calgary

Randy Wyrozub Ponoka Stampeders

1969-70 Keith Silvernagle Ponoka Stampeders

1970-71 John Davidson Lethbridge Sugar Kings

1971-72 Ryan Wecker Drumheller Falcons

1972-73 Derrick Haas The Pass Red Devils

1973-74 Jerry Bancks Calgary Canucks

1974-75 Keith Hertz Spruce Grove Mets

1975-76 Gord Salt Calgary Canucks

1976-77 Keith Brown Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1977-78 Dave Babych Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1978-79 Jim Benning Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1979-80 Doug Rigler Red Deer Rustlers

1980-81 Rob Hamill Red Deer Rustlers

1981-82 Barry Bracko Calgary Canucks

1982-83 John McMillan St. Albert Saints

1983-84 Terry Houlder Red Deer Rustlers

1984-85 Gary Van Tol Hobbema Hawks

1985-86 Rob Glasgow Sherwood Park Crusaders

1986-87 Stu Barnes St. Albert Saints

1987-88 Dean Larson Calgary Canucks

1988-89 Terry Degner St. Albert Saints

1989-90 Zorn Kosic Olds Grizzlys

Mike Buzak Fort Saskatchewan Traders

1990-91 Nick Poole Calgary Royals

YEAR PLAYER TEAM1991-92 Teeder Wynne Calgary Royals

1992-93 Bobby Stewart Fort McMurray Oil Barons

1993-94 Colin Forbes Sherwood Park Crusaders

1994-95 Andrew Luciuk Sherwood Park Crusaders

1995-96 Chad Moskal Bow Valley Eagles


1997-98 Blaine Bablitz Grande Prairie Storm

1998-99 Dany Heatley Calgary Canucks

1999-00 Connor James Calgary Royals

2000-01 Jared Mudryk Olds Grizzlys

2001-02 Glenn Fisher Fort Saskatchewan Traders

2002-03 Mitch McGillivray Fort Saskatchewan Traders

2003-04 Dan Bertram Camrose Kodiaks

2004-05 Scott Gudmandson Drayton Valley Thunder

2005-06 Justin Fontaine Bonnyville Pontiacs

2006-07 Matt Frattin Fort Saskatchewan Trader

2007-08 Wade Bergman Olds Grizzlys

2008-09 Corban Knight Okotoks Oilers

2009-10 Dillon Simpson Spruce Grove Saints

2010-11 Cole Cheveldave Drumheller Dragons

2011-12 Anthony Petruzzelli Brooks Bandits

2012-13 Tanner MacMaster Camrose Kodiaks

2013-14 Christopher Gerrie Olds Grizzlys

2014-15 Brandon Biro Spruce Grove Saints


2016-17 Oliver Chau Brooks Bandits

2017-18 Zachary Okabe Grande Prairie Storm

2018-19 Carter Savoie Sherwood Park Crusaders

ROOKIE OF THE YEARThe Dick White Trophy is an annual award given to the player selected as the most proficient in his first year

of competition in the Alberta Junior Hockey League.

2018-19 AJHL

Rookie of the

Year & CJHL

Rookie of the

Year - Carter

Savoie,

Sherwood Park

Crusaders

2018-2019 AJHL

Coach of the

Year - Ryan

Papaioannou,

Brooks Bandits

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AWARDS

1964-65 Calgary Buffaloes (Lost to Ed-monton Oil Kings in Alberta final)

1965-66 Calgary Buffaloes (Lost to Ed-monton Oil Kings 3-0 in best-of-five Alberta final)

1966-67 Edmonton Western Movers (De-feated Lethbridge Sugar Kings 4-1 in best-of-seven final.)

1967-68 Edmonton Western Movers (Lost to Penticton Broncos 4-1 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC Champion-ship)

1968-69 Lethbridge Sugar Kings (De-feated Victoria Cougars 4-2 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC Cham-pionship)

1969-70 Red Deer Rustlers

1970-71 Red Deer Rustlers (Defeated Lethbridge Sugar Kings 4-1 in best-of-seven final; Defeated Penticton Broncos 4-3 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC Championship; Defeated St. Boniface, Man. Saints 4-0 in best-of-seven Western Canada Championship; First Cen-tennial Cup Champions with 4-2 series win over Charlottetown, PEI Islanders in best-of-seven final)

1971-72 Red Deer Rustlers (Defeated Cal-gary Canucks 4-1 in best-of-seven final; Defeated Vernon Essos 4-2 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC Championship; Lost to Guelph, Ont. Biltmore Mad Hatters 4-0 in best-of-seven Centennial Cup final)

1972-73 Calgary Canucks (Defeated Red Deer Rustlers 4-3 in best-of-sev-en final; Lost to Penticton Bron-cos 4-1 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC Championship)

1973-74 Red Deer Rustlers (Defeated The Pass Red Devils 4-1 in best-of-seven final; Lost to Kelowna Buckaroos 4-1 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC Championship)

1974-75 Spruce Grove Mets (Defeated

Drumheller Falcons 4-3 in best-of-seven final; Defeated Belling-ham Blazers 4-2 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC Championship; De-feated Selkirk, Man. Steelers 4-2 in best-of-seven Western Canada Championship; Second AJHL Centennial Cup Champions with 4-2 series win over Guelph Biltmores in best-of-seven final)

1975-76 Spruce Grove Mets (Defeated Taber Golden Suns 4-0 in best-of-seven final; Defeated Richmond Sockeyes 4-1 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC Championship; Lost to Rockland, Ont. Nationals 4-1 in best-of-seven Centennial Cup final)

1976-77 Calgary Canucks (Defeated Taber Golden Suns 4-1 in best-of-seven final; Lost to Richmond Sockeyes 4-2 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC Championship)

1977-78 Calgary Canucks (Defeated Fort Saskatchewan Traders 4-0 in best-of-seven final; Lost to Merritt Centennials 4-2 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC Championship)

1978-79 Fort Saskatchewan Traders (Defeated Calgary Canucks 4-3 in best-of-seven final)

1979-80 Red Deer Rustlers (Defeated Cal-gary Canucks 4-1 in best-of-seven final; Defeated Penticton Knights 4-0 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC Championship; Third AJHL Cen-tennial Cup Champions, defeating the North York, Ont. Rangers 3-2 in the final of a three-team tour-nament in North York)

1980-81 St. Albert Saints (Defeated Taber Golden Suns 4-3 in best-of-seven final; Defeated Penticton Knights 4-1 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC Championship; Lost to the Centennial Cup Champion Prince Albert Raiders in best-of-seven Western Canada Championship)

CHAMPIONSHIPSCLARENCE MOHER MEMORIAL TROPHY / CARLING O’KEEFE TROPHY

PLAYOFF MVP The award is presented annually to the Most Valuable Player in the Alberta Junior Hockey League Playoffs.

STEWY STEWART MEMORIAL The Stewy Stewart Memorial Trophy is awarded to the South Division player best exhibiting character, dedica-

tion, perseverance, integrity and sportsmanship.

YEAR PLAYER TEAM1997-98 Brad Olsen Calgary Royals

1998-99 Ryan Melbourne Olds Grizzlys

1999-00 Ryan Epp Bow Valley (Canmore) Eagles

2000-01 Aaron Sept Olds Grizzlys

2001-02 Garry Luini Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves

2002-03 Grant Horvath Brooks Bandits

2003-04 Jordan Alford Canmore Eagles

2004-05 Chad Johnson Brooks Bandits

2005-06 Chris Berry Canmore Eagles

Jonathan LaRose Drumheller Dragons

2006-07 Brock Michalsky Canmore Eagles

2007-08 Kyle Schussler Okotoks Oilers

YEAR PLAYER TEAM2008-09 Chad Berglund Olds Grizzlys

2009-10 Evan Warner Drumheller Dragons

2010-11 Jeremy Burns Brooks Bandits

2011-12 Derek Bacon Okotoks Oilers

2012-13 Maddison Smiley Brooks Bandits

2013-14 Robbie Fisher Okotoks Oilers

2014-15 Austin Kernahan Olds Grizzlys

2015-16 Jake Dube Camrose Kodiaks

2016-17 Joey May Camrose Kodiaks

2017-18 Carson Kurylo Drumheller Dragons

2018-19 Nic Herringer Calgary Canucks

YEAR PLAYER TEAM1995-96 Dale Donaldson St. Albert Saints

1996-97 Trevor Anderson Fort McMurray Oil Barons


1998-99 Dany Heatley Calgary Canucks

1999-00 Brent Zelenewich Fort McMurray Oil Barons

2000-01 Brad Wanchulak Camrose Kodiaks

2001-02 Jade Galbraith, Justin Williams, Dustin Sproat

Drayton Valley Thunder

2002-03 Mike Brodeur Camrose Kodiaks

2003-04 Scott McCulloch Grande Prairie Storm

2004-05 David Thompson Camrose Kodiaks

2005-06 Jimmy Bernier, David Thompson

Fort McMurray Oil Barons Camrose Kodiaks

YEAR PLAYER TEAM2006-07 Evan Oberg Camrose Kodiaks

2007-08 Joe Colborne Camrose Kodiaks

2008-09 Carter Rowney Grande Prairie Storm

2009-10 Branden Gracel Fort McMurray Oil Barons

2010-11 Scott Allen Spruce Grove Saints

2011-12 Jan Obernesser Brooks Bandits

2012-13 Maddison Smiley Brooks Bandits

2013-14 Corey Chorneyko Spruce Grove Saints

2014-15 Parker MacKay Spruce Grove Saints

2015-16 Dylan McCrory Brooks Bandits


2017-18 Josh Harris Spruce Grove Saints

2018-19 Brandon Scanlin, Brooks Bandits

VITERRA CUP Every time a player is recognized as the Viterra Star of the Game throughout the regular season, they will

receive five points towards the pursuit of the Viterra Cup awarded at the end of the season.

YEAR PLAYER TEAM2011-12 Matt Wilkins Brooks Bandits

2012-13 Matt Tomkins Sherwood Park Crusaders

2013-14 Nick Kulmanovsky Grande Prairie Storm

2014-15 Austin Plevy Brooks Bandits

2015-16 Logan Drackett Calgary Canucks

YEAR PLAYER TEAM2016-17 Jordan Xavier Okotoks Oilers

Bryson Traptow Camrose Kodiaks

2017-18 Chris Van Os-Shaw Spruce Grove Saints2018-19 Reed Morison Fort McMurray Oil Barons

Dylan Holloway Okotoks Oilers


AWARDS

1998-99 Calgary Canucks (Defeated St. Albert Saints 4-0 in best-of-seven final; Lost to the Royal Bank Cup Champion Vernon Vipers 4-1 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup)

1999-00 Fort McMurray Oil Barons (De-feated Camrose Kodiaks 4-0 in best-of-seven final; Defeated Chilliwack Chiefs 4-1 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup; Sixth AJHL Royal Bank Cup Champions, defeating the Rayside Balfour Sabrecats 2-1 in the final of a five-team tournament in Fort McMur-ray)

2000-01 Camrose Kodiaks (Defeated Drayton Valley Thunder 4-1 in best-of-seven final; Defeated Victoria Salsa 4-2 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup; Seventh AJHL Royal Bank Cup Champions, defeating the Flin Flon Bombers 5-0 in the final of a five-team tournament in Flin Flon)

2001-02 Drayton Valley Thunder (De-feated Grande Prairie Storm 4-0 in best-of-seven final; Lost to Chilli-wack Chiefs (BCHL) 4-2 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup)

2002-03 Camrose Kodiaks (Defeated St. Albert Saints 4-3 in best-of-seven final; Defeated Vernon Vipers (BCHL) 4-2 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup; Lost 3-1 to the Royal Bank Cup Champion Humboldt Broncos (SJHL) in the final of a five-team tournament in Charlottetown PEI)

2003-04 Grande Prairie Storm (Defeated Fort McMurray Oil Barons 4-1 in best-of-seven final; Lost to Nanaimo Clippers (BCHL) 4-1 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup; Lost in semi-final as host of Royal Bank Cup)

2004-05 Camrose Kodiaks (Defeated Fort McMurray Oil Barons 4-3 in best-of-seven final; Defeated Surrey Eagles (BCHL) 4-1 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup; Lost 3-2 to host Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL) in the final of the Royal Bank Cup)

2005-06 Fort McMurray Oil Barons (Defeated Camrose Kodiaks 4-2 in best-of-seven series; Lost to RBC Royal Bank Cup Champion Burnaby Express (BCHL) 4-2 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup)

AJHL CUP2006-07 Camrose Kodiaks (Defeated Fort

Saskatchewan Traders 4-2 in best-of-seven series; Defeated Nanaimo Clippers (BCHL) 4-1 in best-of-sev-en Doyle Cup; Lost 3-2 to Prince George Spruce Kings in the semi-final game of the RBC Cup)

ENERFLEX CUP2007-08 Camrose Kodiaks (Defeated Fort

McMurray Oil Barons 4-3 in best-of-seven final; Defeated Penticton Vees 4-1 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup; Lost 1-0 to the Humboldt Broncos (SJHL) in the final game of RBC Cup)

2008-09 Grande Prairie Storm (Defeated Spruce Grove Saints 4-0 in best of seven final); Lost to RBC Royal Bank Cup Champion Vernon Vi-pers (BCHL) 4-0 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup

2009-10 Spruce Grove Saints (Defeated Fort McMurray Oil Barons in Game 7 of League Final; Defeated by the RBC Cup Champion Ver-non Vipers in Game 7 of Doyle Cup)

2010-11 Spruce Grove Saints (Defeated Camrose Kodiaks in Game 5 of League Final, Defeated by the Vernon Vipers in Game 7 of the Doyle Cup)

2011-12 Brooks Bandits (Defeated Fort McMurray Oil Barons in Game 6 of League Final, Defeated by RBC Cup Champion Penticton Vees (BCHL) 4-1 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup)

1981-82 St. Albert Saints (Defeated Cal-gary Spurs 4-3 in best-of-seven final; Defeated Penticton Knights 4-3 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC Championship; Lost to the Cen-tennial Cup Champion Prince Al-bert Raiders 4-1 in best-of-seven Western Canada Championship)

1982-83 Calgary Canucks (Defeated Fort McMurray Oil Barons 4-2 in best-of-seven final; Lost to Abbots-ford Flyers 4-0 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC Championship)

1983-84 Fort Saskatchewan Traders (De-feated Red Deer Rustlers 4-0 in best-of-seven final; Lost to Lang-ley Eagles 4-2 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC Championship)

1984-85 Red Deer Rustlers (Defeated Sherwood Park Crusaders 4-2 in best-of-seven final; Lost to the Centennial Cup finalist Penticton Knights 4-1 in the first best-of-seven Doyle Cup)

1985-86 Calgary Canucks (Defeated Sherwood Park Crusaders 4-3 in best-of-seven final; Lost to the Centennial Cup Champion Pent-icton Knights 4-1 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup)

1986-87 Red Deer Rustlers (Defeated St. Albert Saints 4-2 in best-of-seven final; Lost to the Centennial Cup Champion Richmond Sockeyes 4-3 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup)

1987-88 Calgary Canucks (Defeated St. Albert Saints 4-1 in best-of-seven final; Defeated Vernon Lakers 4-0 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup)

1988-89 Red Deer Rustlers (Defeated Fort Saskatchewan Traders 4-1 in best-of-seven final; Lost to Vernon Lakers 4-2 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup)

1989-90 Calgary Canucks (Defeated Sherwood Park Crusaders 4-2 in best-of-seven final; Lost to New Westminster Royals 4-0 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup)

1990-91 Calgary Royals (Defeated Fort Saskatchewan Traders 4-2 in

best-of-seven final; Lost to the Centennial Cup Champion Vernon Lakers 4-1 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup)

1991-92 Olds Grizzlys (Defeated Fort Mc-Murray Oil Barons 4-1 in best-of-seven final; Lost to Vernon Lakers 4-3 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup)

1992-93 Olds Grizzlys (Defeated Fort Sas-katchewan Traders 4-3 in best-of-seven final; Lost to the Centennial Cup Champion Kelowna Spartans 4-1 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup)

1993-94 Olds Grizzlys (Defeated Fort McMurray Oil Barons 4-2 in best-of-seven final; Defeated Kelowna Spartans 4-2 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup; Fourth AJHL Centen-nial Cup Champions, defeating Kelowna 5-4 in overtime in the final of a five-team tournament in Olds)

1994-95 Calgary Canucks (Defeated Olds Grizzlys 4-1 in best-of-seven final; Defeated Chilliwack Chiefs 4-3 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup; Fifth AJHL Centennial Cup Champions, defeating the Gloucester, Ont. Rangers 5-4 in overtime in the final of a five-team tournament in Ottawa)

1995-96 St. Albert Saints (Defeated Fort McMurray Oil Barons 4-3 in best-of-seven final; Lost to the Royal Bank Cup Champion Vernon Vipers 4-3 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup)

1996-97 Fort McMurray Oil Barons (De-feated Calgary Canucks 4-3 in best-of-seven final; Lost to the South Surrey Eagles 4-1 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup)

1997-98 St. Albert Saints (Defeated Fort Saskatchewan Traders 4-2 in best-of-seven final; Lost to the Royal Bank Cup Champion South Surrey Eagles 4-2 in best-of-sev-en Doyle Cup)

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ROGERS AT&T WIRELESS CUP


AWARDS

The Doyle Cup was donated in 1985 by Pete Doyle, a Penticton businessman and his family, for competition of

Junior ‘A’ Hockey Clubs between Alberta and British Columbia. The best-of-seven series featured the Cham-

pion of the AJHL versus the Champion of the BCHL.

Until 2013, the winner of the Doyle Cup represented the Pacific Region at the RBC Cup National Champion-

ship. In 2013, the Western Canada Cup was created to crown a Regional Champion and advance two teams

to the RBC Cup from amongst the AJHL, BCHL, MJHL and SJHL. The WCC tournament ran from 2013-2017

before returning to the Doyle Cup format in 2018.

DOYLE CUP CHAMPIONSGAS DRIVE CUP2012-13 Brooks Bandits (Defeated Spruce

Grove Saints in Game 5 of the League Final, Earned RBC Cup berth as Runner Up in Western Canada Cup, Captured 2013 RBC Cup Championship with 3-1 vic-tory over the Summerside West-ern Capitals (MHL))

2013-14 Spruce Grove Saints (Defeated Drumheller Dragons in Game 4 of League Final, Defeated by Dau-phin Kings (MJHL) in Western Canada Cup Runner-Up Game)

2014-15 Spruce Grove Saints (Defeated Brooks Bandits in Game 6 of the League Final; Eliminated in West-ern Canada Cup Round-Robin)

2015-16 Brooks Bandits (Defeated Spruce Grove Saints in Game 5 of the League Final, Earned RBC Cup berth as Western Canada Cup Runner-Up)

2016-17 Brooks Bandits (Defeated White-court Wolverines in Game 4 of League Final, Won Western Canada Cup, Defeated by Co-bourg, OJHL in overtime of RBC Cup Final)

Before the Doyle Cup was first presented in

1985, teams from the BCJHL, AJHL, and the

Pacific Coast Junior Hockey League (PCJHL)

competed in an inter-provincial champion-

ship series.

1962 Edmonton Oil Kings (AJHL)





1967 New Westminster Royals (PCJHL)

1968 Penticton Broncos (BCJHL)

1969 Lethbridge Sugar Kings (AJHL)

1970 Not Contested*

1971 Red Deer Rustlers (AJHL)


1973 Penticton Broncos (BCJHL)

1974 Kelowna Buckaroos (BCJHL)

1975 Spruce Grove Mets (AJHL)

1976 Spruce Grove Mets (AJHL)

1977 Richmond Sockeyes (PCJHL)

1978 Merritt Centennials (BCJHL)

1979 Fort Saskatchewan Traders (AJHL)


1981 St. Albert Saints (AJHL)

1982 St. Albert Saints (AJHL)

1983 Abbotsford Flyers (BCJHL)

1984 Langley Eagles (AJHL)

1962-1984

1989 Vernon Lakers (BCJHL)

1990 New Westminster Royals (BCJHL)



1993 Kelowna Spartans (BCJHL)

1994 Olds Grizzlys (AJHL)

1995 Calgary Canucks (AJHL)

1996 Vernon Vipers (BCHL)

1997 South Surrey Eagles (BCHL)

1998 South Surrey Eagles (BCHL)


2000 Fort McMurray Oil Barons (AJHL)

2001 Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL)

2002 Chilliwack Chiefs (BCHL)


2004 Nanaimo Clippers (BCHL)


2006 Burnaby Express (BCHL)






2012 Penticton Vees (BCHL)

2013-17 see Western Canada Cup

2018 Wenatchee Wild (BCHL)

2019 Prince George Spruce Kings (BCHL)

INTER PIPELINE CUP

2017-18 Spruce Grove Saints (De-feated Okotoks Oilers in Game 5 of League Final, Defeated by Wenatchee Wild in Game 5 of the Doyle Cup Series)

2018-19 Brooks Bandits (Defeated Spruce Grove Saints in Game 4 of League Final, Defeated by Prince George Spruce Kings in Game 6 of Doyle Cup, Won 2019 NJAC as the Host Team)

The Spruce

Grove Saints and

Okotoks Oilers

battled for the

inaugural Inter

Pipeline Cup


AWARDS

The National Junior ‘A’ Championship is an annual tournament between the four regional

representatives within the Canadian Junior Hockey League (CJHL) and the Host Club in a

quest to become the National Champion.

NATIONAL JUNIOR A CHAMPIONSHIP

RBC CUP NATIONAL JUNIOR A CHAMPIONSCENTENNIAL CUP JUNIOR A CHAMPIONS

YEAR CHAMPION (LEAGUE) RUNNER-UP LOCATION

1996 Vernon Vipers (BCJHL) Melfort Mustangs (SJHL) Melfort, SK

1997 Summerside Western Capitals (MarJHL) South Surrey Eagles (BCJHL) Summerside, PE

1998 South Surrey Eagles (BCHL) Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL) Nanaimo, BC

1999 Vernon Vipers (BCHL) Charlottetown Abbies (MJHL) Yorkton, SK

2000 Fort McMurray Oil Barons (AJHL) Rayside Sabre Cats (NOJHA) Fort McMurray, AB

2001 Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL) Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL) Flin Flon, MB

2002 Halifax Oland Exports (MarJHL) OCN Blizzard (ManJHL) Halifax, NS

2003 Humbolt Broncos (SJHL) Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL) Charlottetown, PE

2004 Aurora Tigers (OPJHL) Kindersley Klippers (SJHL) Grande Prairie, AB

2005 Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL) Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL) Weyburn, SK

2006 Burnaby Express (BCHL) Yorkton Terriers (SJHL) Streetsville, ON


1971 Red Deer Rustlers (AJHL) Charlottetown Isl’rs (MJHL) Charlottetown, PE

1972 Guelph CMC’s (SOJHL) Red Deer Rustlers (AJHL) Guelph, ON

1973 Portage La Prairie Terriers (MJHL) Pembroke Lumber Kings (OHA) Brandon, MB

1974 Selkirk Steelers (MJHL) Smith Falls Bears (OHA) Nepean, ON

1975 Spruce Grove Mets (AJHL) Guelph CMC’s (OHA) Edmonton, AB

1976 Rockland Nationals (CJHL) Spruce Grove Mets (AJHL) Rockland, ON

1977 Prince Albert Raiders (SJHL) Pembroke Lumber Kings (CJHL) Prince Albert, SK

1978 Guelph Holoday Platters (OHA) Prince Albert Raiders (SJHL) Guelph, ON

1979 Prince Albert Raiders (SJHL) Sherwood Parkdale Metros (OHA) Prince Albert, SK

1980 Red Deer Rustlers (AJHL) North York Rangers (OHA) North York, ON

1981 Prince Albert Raiders (SJHL) Belleville Bulls (OHA) Halifax, NS

1982 Prince Albert Raiders (SJHL) Guelph Platers (OHA) Prince Albert, SK

1983 North York Rangers (OJHL) Abbotsford Flyers (BCJHL) North York, ON

1984 Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL) Orillia Travelways (OHA) Weyburn, SK

1985 Orillia Travelways (OHA) Penticton Knights (BCJHL) Orillia, ON

1986 Penticton Knights (BCJHL) Cole Harbour Colts (MJHL) Cole Harbour, NS

1987 Richmond Sockeyes (BCJHL) Humboldt Broncos (SJHL) Humboldt, SK

1988 Notre Dame Hounds (SJHL) Halifax Lions (MJHL) Pembroke, ON

1989 Thunder Bay Flyers (USHL) Summerside Capitals (MJHL) Summerside, PE

1990 Vernon Lakers (BCJHL) New Westminster Royals (BCJHL) Vernon, BC

1991 Vernon Lakers (BCJHL) Sudbury Cubs (NOHA) Sudbury, ON

1992 Thunder Bay Flyers (USHL) Winkler Flyers (MJHL) Winnipeg, MB

1993 Kelowna Spartans (BCJHL) Chateauguay Elites (QJAHL) Amherst, NS

1994 Olds Grizzlys (AJHL) Kelowna Spartans (BCJHL) Olds, AB

1995 Calgary Canucks (AJHL) Gloucester Rangers (CJHL) Gloucester, ON

The Brooks

Bandits captured

their second

National Title

at the 2019

National Junior

A Championship

CENTENNIAL CUP CHAMPIONS

RBC CUP

National Junior ‘A’ Championships from 1971-1995


AWARDS


2007 Aurora Tigers (OPJHL) Prince George Spruce Kings (BCJHL) Prince George, BC

2008 Humboldt BroncoWs (SJHL) Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL) Cornwall, ON

2009 Vernon Vipers (BCHL) Humboldt Broncos (SJHL) Victoria, BC

2010 Vernon Vipers (BCHL) Dauphin Kings (MJHL) Dauphin, MB

2011 Pembroke Lumber Kings (CCHL) Vernon Vipers (BCHL) Camrose, AB

2012 Penticton Vees (BCHL) Woodstock Slammers (MHL) Humboldt, SK

2013 Brooks Bandits (AJHL) Summerside Western Capitals (MHL) Summerside, PEI

2014 Yorkton Terriers (SJHL) Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL) Vernon, BC

2015 Portage Terriers (MJHL) Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL) Portage la Prairie, MB

2016 West Kelowna Warriors (BCHL) Lloydminster Bobcats (AJHL) Lloydminster, AB

2017 Cobourg Cougars (OJHL) Brooks Bandits (AJHL) Cobourg, ON

2018 Chilliwack Chefs (BCHL) Wellington Dukes (OJHL) Chilliwack, BC


2019 Brooks Bandits (AJHL) Prince George Spruce Kings Brooks, AB

2020 Portage la Prairie, MB

NATIONAL JUNIOR A CHAMPIONSHIPS continued

RBC CUP NATIONAL JUNIOR A CHAMPIONS

NATIONAL JUNIOR A CHAMPIONS

In January 2012, the Canadian Junior Hockey League announced a new regional

playoff format for its four western provinces. The champions of the British Colum-

bia Hockey League, Alberta Junior Hockey League, Saskatchewan Junior Hockey

League, and Manitoba Junior Hockey League now participate annually in a five-

team tournament with the host team. The 13-game tournament includes a round-

robin schedule followed by two semifinal games and a championship game. The Western

Canada Cup Champion and the Runner-Up both represent Western Canada at the RBC

Cup National Junior A Championship.

The Western Canada Cup will not continue past 2017 following a five-year trial of the for-

mat. The AJHL Champion and BCHL Champion will once again compete in a best-of-seven

series for the right to advance to the RBC Cup starting in 2018.

WESTERN CANADA CUP

WESTERN CANADA CUP CHAMPIONS

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2013 Surrey Eagles (BCHL) Brooks Bandits (AJHL) Nanaimo, BC

2014 Yorkton Terriers (SJHL) Dauphin Kings (MJHL) Dauphin, MB

2015 Penticton Vees (BCHL) Portage Terriers (MJHL) Fort McMurray, AB

2016 West Kelowna Warriors

(BCHL)

Brooks Bandits (AJHL) Estevan, SK

2017 Brooks Bandits (AJHL) Penticton Vees (BCHL) Penticton, BC

The Brooks

Bandits won the

2017 Western

Canada Cup in

the final year of

the tournamentThe Brooks Bandits hosted the 2019 National Junior A Championship

2018-19 league award winners - ajhl

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