Hockey Calgary

Hockey Calgary is the governing body for ice hockey in the city of Calgary, Alberta, Canada at the Junior "B", Junior "C", and Minor levels.^[1] The organization is a subsection of Hockey Alberta and Hockey Canada.

Associations

The following community associations are member associations of Hockey Calgary:^[2]

Blackfoot (serving the southeast)
Bow River Bruins (serving the northwest)
Bow Valley (serving the southeast)
Crowfoot (serving the northwest)
Glenlake Hawks (serving the majority of the northwest)
Lake Bonavista Breakers (serving the southeast)
McKnight (serving the northwest and areas of the northeast)
Midnapore Mavericks (serving the northeast)
Northwest Warriors (serving the majority of the northwest)
Saints (serving the northeast)
Simons Valley (serving the northwest)
Southwest (merger between Southland and Shaw Meadows - serving the southwest)
Springbank (serving areas just outside city limits)
Trails West Wolves (serving the southwest)

Calgary Junior Hockey League

The Calgary Junior Hockey League is a Canadian Junior "B" league. The league competes against the different Junior "B" leagues in Alberta for the Alberta Provincial Junior B Hockey Championship. The winner of the provincial will compete against the champions of the British Columbia Amateur Hockey Association, Saskatchewan Hockey Association, Hockey Manitoba, and Hockey Northwestern Ontario for the Keystone Cup—the Western Canadian Jr. B Crown.

Calgary Junior C Hockey League

The Calgary Junior "C" League is run out of the different city centers in Calgary. The champion and two runners-up compete against the top three teams of the Noralta Junior Hockey League for the Provincial Junior "C" title.

Teams

Airdrie Dragons
Blackfoot Chiefs
Chestermere
McKnight Mustangs
Northwest Warriors Wolf Pack
Saints
Simons Valley Storm
Southside Thunder
Southwest
Springbank Rockies
Trails West Wolves

Champions

Season	Champion^[3]	Finalist	Provincial 'C' Winner
1989	Seven Clubs	Midnapore
1990	Seven Clubs	Properties
1991	Midnapore	Properties
1992
1993
1994	Seven Clubs	Glenlake
1995	Glenlake	Crowchild Blackhawks
1996	Calgary North Central	Crowchild Blackhawks	Sexsmith Vipers
1997	Calgary North Central	Southland	Southland
1998	Crowchild Blackhawks	Seven Clubs	none
1999	Calgary North Central	Crowchild Blackhawks	none
2000	Southside	Seven Clubs	Oyen Bees
2001	Properties	Southside	none
2002	Airdrie	Crowchild Blackhawks	none
2003	Airdrie	Springbank Rockies	Springbank Rockies
2004	Springbank Rockies	Southside Devils	Springbank Rockies
2005	Blackfoot Chiefs	Springbank Rockies	Edmonton Oil Kings (NJHL)
2006	Springbank Rockies	Southside Stingers	Edmonton Oil Kings (NJHL)
2007	Springbank Rockies	Trails West Wolves	Edmonton Oil Kings (NJHL)
2008	Southside Thunder	Airdrie	Sherwood Park Renegades (NJHL)
2009	Crowchild Blackhawks	Southside Thunder	Edmonton Ice (NJHL)
2010	Crowchild Blackhawks	Southside Thunder	Seera Icemen (NJHL)
2011	Springbank Rockies	Crowchild Blackhawks	Beaumont Braves (NJHL)
2012	Springbank Rockies	Southside Thunder	Edmonton Avalanche (NJHL)
2013	Springbank Rockies	Crowchild Blackhawks	Edmonton Avalanche (NJHL)
2014	Springbank Rockies	Southside Predators	Edmonton Avalanche (NJHL)
2015	Northwest Warriors Wolf Pack	Trails West Wolves	Edmonton Avalanche (NJHL)
2016	Springbank Rockies	Blackfoot Chiefs	Edmonton Avalanche (NJHL)

References

^ "Playoff Results" (pdf). Hockey Calgary. pp. 1–26. Retrieved September 2, 2015.
^ https://www.hockeycalgary.ca/association
^ "Playoff Results" (pdf). Hockey Calgary. pp. 1–26. Retrieved September 2, 2015.

External links

Hockey Calgary website

[1] "Playoff Results" (pdf). Hockey Calgary. pp. 1–26. Retrieved September 2, 2015.

[2] ttps://www.hockeycalgary.ca/association

[3] "Playoff Results" (pdf). Hockey Calgary. pp. 1–26. Retrieved September 2, 2015.

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