Canadian Ringette Championships
Current season, competition or edition: 2020 Canadian Ringette Championships | |
| Sport | Ringette |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1979 |
| Country |  Canada |
| Most recent champion(s) | U16: Calgary (AB4) (1st) U19: Team Ontario (Guelph) (1st) NRL: Calgary (1st) |
| Most titles | U16: Ontario (13) U19: Ontario (16) NRL: Cambridge (6) |
| Official website | [1] |
Canadian Ringette Championships are annual Ringette tournament held in Canada. The first championship was held at Winnipeg in 1979. It is organized by Ringette Canada.[1]
Divisions
There are three classes in this championship.
- U16
- U19
- National Ringette League
Date
It is competed in April.
Past champions
From 1979 to 1992
| Year (Host City) |  Junior |
Belle |
Deb
|
| 1979 (Winnipeg, Manitoba) | Ontario | Ontario | Kitchener |
| 1980 (Waterloo, Ontario) | Ontario | Ontario | Ontario |
| 1981 (Sudbury, Ontario) | Ontario | Ontario | Manitoba |
| 1982 (Dartmouth, Nova Scotia) | Ontario | Ontario | Manitoba |
| 1983 (Sherwood Park, Alberta) | Ontario | Ontario | Quebec |
| 1984 (Port Coquitlam, British Columbia) | Ontario | Ontario | Quebec |
| 1985 (Dollard des Ormeaux, Quebec) | Kitchener | River East | Transcona |
| 1986 (Regina, Saskatchewan) | Quebec | Manitoba | Alberta |
| 1987 (Kitchener, Ontario) | Ontario | Ontario | Manitoba |
| 1988 (Winnipeg, Manitoba) | Saskatchewan | Alberta | Ontario |
| 1989 (Fredericton, New Brunswick) | Quebec | Ontario | Ontario |
| 1990 (Calgary, Alberta) | Alberta | Calgary | Calgary |
| 1991 (Hull, Quebec) | Ontario | Alberta | Ontario |
| 1992 (Port Coquitlam, British Columbia) | Ontario | Ontario | Alberta |
From 1993 to 2000
| Year (Host City) | Junior |
Belle |
Deb |
Intermediate
|
| 1993 (Kitchener, Ontario) | Manitoba | Manitoba | Manitoba | Alberta |
| 1994 (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan) | Alberta | Ontario | Ontario | Alberta |
| 1995 (Winnipeg, Manitoba) | Alberta | Quebec | Manitoba | Alberta |
| 1996 (Gloucester, Ontario) | Ontario | Alberta | Alberta | Alberta |
| 1997 (Montreal, Quebec) | Manitoba | Alberta | Ontario | Alberta |
| 1998 (Edmonton, Alberta) | Ontario | Ontario | Alberta | Ontario |
| 1999 (Halifax, Nova Scotia) | Alberta | Ontario | Ontario | Alberta |
| 2000 (Prince George, British Columbia) | Alberta | Alberta | Ontario | Alberta |
From 2001 to present
| Year (Host City) | U16 (Junior) |
U19 (Belle) |
Open/NRL
|
| 2001 (Moncton, New Brunswick) | Manitoba | Alberta | Alberta |
| 2002 (Regina, Saskatchewan) | Alberta | Manitoba | Ontario |
| 2003 (Waterloo, Ontario) | Manitoba | Ontario | Alberta |
| 2004 (Calgary, Alberta) | Alberta | Ontario | Alberta |
| 2005 (Winnipeg, Manitoba) | Quebec | Alberta | Alberta |
| 2006 (Longueuil, Quebec) | Quebec | Manitoba | Ontario |
| 2007 (Halifax, Nova Scotia) | Saskatchewan | Quebec | Alberta |
| 2008 (St. Albert, Alberta) | Alberta | Ontario | Cambridge |
| 2009 (Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island) | Ontario | Alberta | Cambridge |
| 2010 (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan) | Alberta | Ontario | Edmonton |
| 2011 (Cambridge, Ontario) | Alberta | Quebec | Edmonton |
| 2012 (Burnaby, British Columbia) | South East | St. Clement | LMRL |
| 2013 (Fredericton, New Brunswick) | LMRL | Nepean | Calgary |
| 2014 (Regina, Saskatchewan) | Ontario | Manitoba | Ottawa |
| 2015 (Wood Buffalo, Alberta) | Manitoba | Nepean | Cambridge |
| 2016 (London, Ontario) | Quebec | Guelph | Cambridge |
| 2017 (Leduc, Alberta) | New Brunswick | BVRA | Cambridge |
| 2018 (Winnipeg, Manitoba) | Angels | Laurentides | Atlantic |
| 2019 (Charlottetown&Summerside, Prince Edward Island) | Calgary | Ontario | Calgary |
Reference
- ^ "Canadian Ringette Championships - Ringette Canada". Ringette Canada. Retrieved 23 June 2018.