MJHL

League status: Active
English name: Manitoba Junior Hockey League
Head manager: Kim Davis
Year of start: 1918
WWW: http://www.mjhlhockey.ca/

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21 Jun 2012 \|	Alex Kampen (D)	Selkirk Steelers		Fischtown Pinguins Bremerhaven
11 Oct 2011 \|	Hedijs Pleskacovs (F)	Florida Eels		Dells Ducks

League leaders | season 2011-2012 all time stats

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Jesse Sinatynski	C	Dauphin Kings	60	59	31	90	124
2.	Hudson Friesen	D	Selkirk Steelers	61	36	45	81	45
3.	Chapen LeBlond	F	Winkler Flyers	62	34	43	77	120
4.	Parker Thomas	C	Selkirk Steelers	59	27	47	74	69
5.	Derek Gingera	F	Winnipeg Blues	53	43	28	71	37
6.	Jeremy Olinyk	F	Winnipeg Blues	61	27	41	68	85
7.	Dylan Kelly	F	Winnipeg Blues	60	32	33	65	142
8.	Jory Mullin	C	Winkler Flyers	59	22	42	64	30
9.	Brenden Kotyk	D	Dauphin Kings	59	16	46	62	84
10.	Shaquille Merasty	F	Portage Terriers	38	30	30	60	79
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2018-2019: Portage Terriers
2017-2018: Steinbach Pistons
2016-2017: Portage Terriers
2015-2016: Portage Terriers
2014-2015: Portage Terriers
2013-2014: Winnipeg Blues
2012-2013: Steinbach Pistons
2011-2012: Portage Terriers
2010-2011: Portage Terriers
2009-2010: Dauphin Kings
2008-2009: Portage Terriers
2007-2008: Portage Terriers
2006-2007: Selkirk Steelers
2005-2006: Winnipeg South Blues
2004-2005: Portage Terriers
2003-2004: Selkirk Steelers
2002-2003: OCN Blizzard
2001-2002: OCN Blizzard
2000-2001: OCN Blizzard
1999-2000: OCN Blizzard
1998-1999: OCN Blizzard
1997-1998: Winkler Flyers
1996-1997: St. James Canadians
1995-1996: St. James Canadians
1994-1995: Winnipeg South Blues
1993-1994: St.Boniface Saints
1992-1993: Dauphin Kings
1991-1992: Winkler Flyers
1990-1991: Winkler Flyers
1989-1990: Portage Terriers
1988-1989: Winnipeg South Blues
1987-1988: Winnipeg South Blues
1986-1987: Selkirk Steelers
1985-1986: Winnipeg South Blues
1984-1985: Selkirk Steelers
1983-1984: Selkirk Steelers
1982-1983: Dauphin Kings
1981-1982: Fort Garry Blues
1980-1981: St.Boniface Saints
1979-1980: Selkirk Steelers
1978-1979: Selkirk Steelers
1977-1978: Kildonan North Stars
1976-1977: Dauphin Kings
1975-1976: Selkirk Steelers
1974-1975: Selkirk Steelers
1973-1974: Selkirk Steelers
1972-1973: Portage Terriers
1971-1972: Dauphin Kings
1970-1971: St.Boniface Saints
1969-1970: Dauphin Kings
1968-1969: Dauphin Kings
1967-1968: St. James Canadians
1966-1967: Flin Flon Bombers
1965-1966: Winnipeg Rangers
1960-1961: Winnipeg Rangers
1957-1958: St. Boniface Canadiens
1955-1956: St. Boniface Canadiens
1953-1954: St. Boniface Canadiens
1952-1953: St. Boniface Canadiens
1941-1942: Portage Terriers

The MJHL consists of 11 teams in two divisions, five in the Addison Division and six in the Sher-Wood Division. Each team plays 62 games during the regular season and the top four teams in each division qualify for league playoffs. The playoffs are an elimination tournament consisting of three rounds of best-of-seven series. The first two rounds determine which team from each division will advance to the final round. The winner of that series becomes the MJHL and Turnbull Cup champion.
The winner of the MJHL playoffs (Turnbull Cup) continues on to play in the Western Canada Cup tournament, where it competes against the champions from Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia for one of two berths in the Royal Bank Cup, the Junior "A" National Championship Tournament. From 1971 to 2012, the Manitoba champion would play in the Anavet Cup, a best-of-seven series against the champion of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, to determine who would play for the Royal Bank Cup.