Winning the Cup[]
Winnipeg 61st Battalion was the defending champion but did not play this season. Winnipeg Victorias won the Winnipeg Patriotic League to which the 61st Battalion had belonged. This gave the Victorias the Allan Cup.
First Challenge[]
Winnipeg Union Canadienne won the Winnipeg & District League.
This was also the Manitoba senior semi final.
2 games total goals
@ Winnipeg
- Monday February 26 Winnipeg Victorias 13 Winnipeg Union Canadienne 6
- Wednesday Fenruary 28 Winnipeg Victorias 9 Winnipeg Union Canadienne 5
Winnipeg Victorias beat Winnipeg Union Canadienne 22 goals to 11.
Winnipeg Victorias kept the Allan Cup.
Second Challenge[]
Winnipeg 221st Battalion won the Manitoba Military League
This was also for the Manitoba Senior championship.
2 games total goals
@ Winnipeg
- Friday March 2 Winnipeg Victorias 5 Winnipeg 221st Battalion 4
- Monday March 5 Winnipeg Victorias 6 Winnipeg 221st Battalion 1
Winnipeg Victorias beat Winnipeg 221st Battalion 11 goals to 5.
Winnipeg Victorias kept the Allan Cup.
Third Challenge[]
Port Arthur 141st Battalion won the 1916-17 Thunder Bay Senior Playoffs
2 games total goals
@ Winnipeg
- Wednesday March 7 Winnipeg 5 Port Arthur 1
- Friday March 9 Winnipeg 5 Port Arthur 4
Winnipeg Victorias beat Port Arthur 141st Battalion 10 goals to 5.
Winnipeg Victorias kept the Allan Cup.
Semi Final[]
Toronto Dentals won the Ontario senior championship.
Saskatoon Pilgrims won the Saskatchewan senior championship.
2 games total goals
@ Winnipeg
- Monday March 12 Toronto 6 Saskatoon 4
- Wednesday March 14 Saskatoon 3 Toronto 2
Toronto Dentals beat Saskatoon Pilgrims 8 goals to 7.
Toronto Dentals won the right to challenge Winnipeg Victorias for the Allan Cup.
Fourth Challenge[]
2 games total goals
@ Winnipeg
- Friday March 16 Toronto 9 Winnipeg 6
- Monday March 19 Winnipeg 6 Toronto 4
Toronto Dentals beat Winnipeg Victorias 13 goals to 12.
Toronto Dentals won the Allan Cup.
Team Photos[]
