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Highway Hockey League

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Highway Hockey League
Sport Ice hockey
Founded1965
CEO Gerry Tomkins
No. of teams8
CountryFlag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada
Most recent
champion		Lumsden Monarchs (2019)
Most titlesRaymore Rockets (10)
Official website HighwayHockey.ca

The Highway Hockey League was a men's senior ice hockey league sanctioned by Hockey Saskatchewan and Hockey Canada.

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History

The league was formed in 1965 with five teams in Bulyea, Drake, Govan, Lumsden, and Strasbourg. Many teams have come and gone throughout the history of the league. Twenty-three towns have had teams in the league at one point. Teams compete for the HHL Robert Schultz Trophy and SHA Provincial championships.

The Lumsden Monarchs won the Robert Schultz Trophpy eleven times, which is the most of any team.

For the 2022-23 season, the league merged with the Qu'Appelle Valley Hockey League and played the season under the QVHL banner.

Teams

TeamLeague titlesProvincial titles [1]
Avonlea Arrows42005, 2014 'D'
Bethune Bulldogs52016 'A'
Cupar Canucks32013, 1994 'A'
Lumsden Monarchs111968, 1975, 1978, 1979 'C'; 1998 'B'
Raymore Rockets101980, 1988, 1997 'C'; 2001 'A'
Southey Marlins **51999, 2004 'A'
Strasbourg Maroons41976, 1977 'C'
Wynyard Monarchs22014 'A'

** = currently on hiatus

Former teams

Champions

SeasonPlayoff winnerLeague Pennant winner
1967Drake CanucksDrake Canucks
1968Strasbourg LionsRegina Mustangs
1969Regina MustangsStrasbourg Lions
1970Regina VoyageursStrasbourg Lions
1971Craik WarriorsStrasbourg Mountaineers
1972Bethune BulldogsRegina Molson Canadians
1973Molson CanadiansRegina Molson Canadians
1974Bethune BulldogsStrasbourg Maroons
1975Strasbourg MaroonsDavidson Cyclones
1976Ipsco SteelersStrasbourg Maroons
1977Lumsden MonarchsIpsco Steelers
1978Strasbourg MaroonsLumsden Monarchs
1979Craik WarriorsStrasbourg Maroons
1980Raymore RocketsRaymore Rockets
1981Molson ExportsRegina Molson Exports
1982Westridge BruinsRegina Molson Exports
1983Raymore RocketsDavidson Cyclones
1984Raymore RocketsRaymore Rockets
1985Lumsden MonarchsLumsden Monarchs
1986Dysart BluesDysart Blues
1987Dysart BluesLumsden Monarchs
1988Raymore RocketsRaymore Rockets
1989Govan/Semans ClippersRaymore Rockets
1990Raymore RocketsRaymore Rockets
1991Lumsden MonarchsSouthey Marlins
1992Southey MarlinsSouthey Marlins
1993Southey MarlinsSouthey Marlins
1994Raymore RocketsRaymore Rockets
1995Cupar CanucksGovan/Semans Clippers
1996Cupar CanucksCupar Canucks
1997Raymore RocketsCupar Canucks
1998Strasbourg MaroonsLumsden Monarchs
1999Lumsden MonarchsRaymore Rockets
2000Raymore RocketsCupar Canucks
2001Lumsden MonarchsLumsden Monarchs
2002Lumsden MonarchsRaymore Rockets
2003Raymore RocketsCupar Canucks
2004Southey MarlinsSouthey Marlins
2005Avonlea ArrowsSouthey Marlins
2006Southey MarlinsWynyard Monarchs
2007Avonlea ArrowsCupar Canucks
2008Wynyard MonarchsBethune Bulldogs
2009Avonlea ArrowsSouthey Marlins
2010Southey MarlinsRaymore Rockets
2011Raymore RocketsWynyard Monarchs
2012Avonlea ArrowsStrasbourg Maroons
2013Cupar CanucksCupar Canucks
2014Wynyard MonarchsAvonlea Arrows
2015Bethune Bulldogs [2] Bethune Bulldogs
2016Bethune BulldogsBethune Bulldogs
2017Bethune BulldogsBethune Bulldogs
2018Bethune BulldogsBethune Bulldogs
2019Lumsden MonarchsLumsden Monarchs
2020Lumsden MonarchsRaymore Rockets
2022Lumsden MonarchsBalcarres Broncs
2023Balcarres BroncsGrenfell Spitfires
2024Lumsden MonarchsBalcarres Broncs
2025Lumsden MonarchsRaymore Rockets

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Past Provincial Winners". Saskatchewan Hockey Association. Archived from the original on 17 November 2015. Retrieved 14 November 2015.
  2. ↑ "Let the games begin!". Saskatchewan Hockey Leagues. 20 March 2015.
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