Keystone Junior Hockey League
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Keystone Junior Hockey League (KJHL)
Current season or competition:
2011-12 KJHL Season |
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| FORMERLY |
Manitoba Junior B Hockey League |
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Ice hockey |
| FOUNDED |
2004 |
| COMMISSIONER |
Rod Gluck |
| NO. OF TEAMS |
7 |
| MOST RECENT CHAMPION |
Arborg Ice Dawgs |
| OFFICIAL SITE |
Keystonejr.ca |
The Keystone Junior Hockey League (KJHL), formerly known as the Manitoba Junior 'B' Hockey League (MJBHL), is a Junior 'B' ice hockey league composed of 7 teams in Manitoba, Canada, sanctioned by Hockey Manitoba.
The winner of the KJHL playoffs used to compete with the champions of the Northwest Junior Hockey League for the Manitoba Provincial Junior B Hockey Championship, the NJHL folded in 2004.
The winner of the Manitoba Provincial Junior B Hockey Championship moves on to compete for the Western Canada "B" Crown, the Keystone Cup.
[edit] List of Teams
[edit] Playoff Champions
[edit] Defunct teams
- Beausejour Comets
- Cross Lake Islanders
- Ebb & Flow Flyers
- Gimli Vikings
- Mitchell Mohawks
- Oak Bluff Raiders
- Pineview Saints
- Portage Terriers
- Sagkeeng Hawks
- Sanford Titans
- Souris Elks
- St. Boniface Saints
- St. Claude Knights
- Steinbach Millers
- Stonewall Jets (Jumped to MMJHL in 2001)
- Transcona Railers (Jumped to MMJHL in 1983)
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Keystone Junior Hockey League
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Major Junior
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Junior A
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Junior B
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Junior C
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Independent
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Tier III
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