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This is a list of the South African champions in the sport of ice hockey.

Champions

[1]

  • 1962: Lions Johannesburg
  • 1963: Not contested
  • 1964: Wembley Lions Johannesburg
  • 1965: Swiss Bears Johannesburg
  • 1966: Swiss Bears Johannesburg
  • 1967: Not contested
  • 1968: Swiss Bears Johannesburg
  • 1969: Canadian Hush Poppies Johannesburg
  • 1970: Maple Leafs Johannesburg
  • 1971: Edelweis Johannesburg
  • 1972: Swiss Bears Johannesburg
  • 1973: Swiss Bears Johannesburg
  • 1974: Jungle Jets Johannesburg
  • 1975: Jungle Jets Johannesburg
  • 1976: Maple Leafs Johannesburg
  • 1977: Maple Leafs Johannesburg
  • 1978: North Stars Pretoria
  • 1979: Flyers Roodenpoort
  • 1980: Flyers Roodenpoort
  • 1981: Flyers Roodenpoort
  • 1982: Bullets Benoni
  • 1983: North Stars Pretoria
  • 1984: North Stars Pretoria
  • 1985: Johannesburg Bullets
  • 1986: Flyers Roodenpoort
  • 1987: Flyers Johannesburg
  • 1988: Flyers Johannesburg
  • 1989: Johannesburg Bullets
  • 1990: Johannesburg Bullets
  • 1991: Flyers Roodenpoort
  • 1992: Flyers Roodenpoort
  • 1993: Flyers Roodenpoort
  • 1994: Can-Ams Johannesburg
  • 1995: Can-Ams Johannesburg
  • 1996: Can-Ams Johannesburg
  • 1997: Pretoria Capitals
  • 1998: Pretoria Capitals
  • 1999: Wildcats Krugersdorp
  • 2000: Wildcats Krugersdorp
  • 2001: Ama-Horney Pretoria
  • 2002: Wildcats Krugersdorp
  • 2003: Wildcats Krugersdorp
  • 2004: Not contested
  • 2005: Ama-Horney Pretoria
  • 2006: Warriors Pretoria
  • 2007: Wildcats Krugersdorp
  • 2008: Scorpions Kempton Park
  • 2009: Scorpions Kempton Park
  • 2010: Gauteng
  • 2011: Gauteng Miners[2]
  • 2012: Cape Town Penguins
  • 2013: Cape Town Penguins
  • 2014: Pretoria Capitals
  • 2015: Kempton Park Wildcats[3]
  • 2016: Kempton Park Wildcats
  • 2017: Kempton Park Sabres

References

  1. ^ Podnieks, Andrew (2010). IIHF Media Guide & Record Book 2011. Moydart Press. p. 49.
  2. ^ "Champions in the world". International Ice Hockey Federation. 12 August 2011. Archived from the original on 30 October 2012. Retrieved 9 May 2013.
  3. ^ "SASL - South African Super League". Eurohockey. Retrieved 3 November 2017.