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Overview[]

"Bobcats" is the name of the sports teams of Brandon University, located in Brandon, Manitoba. The university was known as Brandon College from 1899 until 1967 and their teams were called the "Caps" from as early as 1910 until 1969. They are members of the Canada West Universities Athletic Association (CWUAA) and U Sports (formerly known as "CIS"). They no longer compete in the hockey league.

Wikipedia Page
Wall of Fame Page
Official Site
1956-57 Sickle in pdf
Coach Doug Clark

History of the Caps[]

The Brandon College Caps started as a college hockey team playing in junior and intermediate leagues. They played in the Brandon Town League against junior teams, including (at least) the 1923 and 1925 provincial junior playoffs for the Turnbull Cup. In 1923 they lost the Brandon final to the Brandon Tigers by an 8-1 score. In 1925 they lost to the Portage Vics 8-2 in a provincial semi-final. The Caps were then in the Big Six Intermediate Hockey League (BSIHL) from 1949-50 to 1953-54. They were also in the SouthWest Hockey League (SWHL) in at least 1960-61 and 1968-69. Wikia results are missing for many seasons.

Brandon College played in the Western Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union (WCIAU) in 1955, 1957, and 1958. University hockey did not return to Brandon until 1969-70.

History of the Bobcats[]

In 1969-70 the Bobcats joined the newly-named Western Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Association (WCIAA, or WIAA).

In 1972-73 the Bobcats joined Lakehead University, the University of Manitoba, and the University of Winnipeg in the newly-formed Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC). They were joined by the University of Regina in 1976-77.

In 1985-86 the Bobcats, the University of Manitoba, and the University of Regina joined the CWUAA. The Bobcats' final season was played in 2001-02.

Season-by-Season Records[]

  • In BSIHL years, click on season for team stats and BSIHL for league stats.
  • In other years, click on season/league for league stats.
Year/Comp. GP W L T F A Pts Placing
1950 BSIHL 10 1 9 0 28 56 2 6th
1951 BSIHL 10 4 6 0 51 52 16 4th
1951 playoffs 3 0 3 0 ? ? 0 semi-finals
1952 BSIHL 19 6 13 0 85 112 12 5th
1953 BSIHL 20 1 19 0 95 161 2 6th
1954 BSIHL 10 0 10 0 27 72 0 6th
1955 WCIAU 8 2 6 0 40 53 4 3rd
1956 missing ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
1957 WCIAU 12 1 11 0 40 120 2 4th
1958 WCIAU 12 2 10 0 32 84 4 4th
1959 SWHL 12 8 4 0 74 64 16 2nd
1960 SWHL 9 6 1 2 49 43 14 2nd
1961 SWHL 16 15 1 0 135 54 30 1st
1961 overall 25 19 6 0  ?  ? 38 champions
1962 SWHL 20 16 3 1 146 71 33 2nd
1963 SWHL 16 11 4 1 89 60 23 2nd
1964 SWHL 14 8 6 0 73 59 16 5th
1965 SWHL 14 5 9 0 62 62 10 North 4th
1966 SWHL 10 4 6 0 ? ? 12 North 4th
1967 SWHL 8 1 6 1 33 50 4 South 6th
1968 SWHL 7 6 1 0 45 24 18 South 2nd
1969 SWHL 6 6 0 0 38 10 24 South 1st
SWHL champions
1970 SWHL 12 10 2 0 97 29 40 South 2nd
1970 WCIAA 14 7 7 0 70 56 14 5th
1971 WCIAA 20 4 16 0 96 124 8 7th
1972 WCIAA 20 8 12 0 73 115 16 E 3rd
1972 playoffs 2 0 2 0 7 11 0 quarter-finals
1973 GPAC 12 3 9 0 53 70 6 4th
1974 GPAC 18 11 7 0 101 87 22 1st
1974 U-Cup 2 0 2 0 8 18 0 quarter-finals
1975 GPAC 22 17 5 0 141 107 34 champion
1975 U-Cup 2 0 2 0 4 22 0 quarter-finals
1976 GPAC 18 10 8 0 79 81 10 2nd
1977 GPAC 24 8 16 0 101 149 16 5th
1978 GPAC 24 2 21 1 ? ? 5 5th
1979 GPAC 24 6 18 0 ? ? 12 3rd
1980 GPAC 20 13 6 1 97 75 27 1st
1980 playoffs 3 1 2 0 14 14 2 finalist
1981 GPAC 24 23 1 0 211 170 46 1st
1981 playoffs 2 2 0 0 13 7 4 champion
1981 U-Cup 2 0 2 0 6 16 0 pool 3rd
1982 GPAC 24 18 5 ! 170 96 37 2nd
1982 playoffs 4 2 2 0 12 12 4 finalist
1983 GPAC 24 16 6 2 144 85 34 1st
1983 playoffs 3 2 1 0 15 9 4 champion
1983 U-Cup 2 0 2 0 6 11 0 pool 3rd
1984 GPAC 24 18 6 0 166 97 36 2nd
1984 playoffs 4 2 2 0 20 25 4 finalist
1985 GPAC 24 12 9 3 173 106 27 suspended
1986 CWUAA 28 13 15 0 155 160 25 5th
1987 CWUAA 28 10 18 0 102 151 20 6th
1988 CWUAA 28 8 18 2 111 154 18 6th
1989 CWUAA 28 6 21 1 94 190 13 7th
1990 CWUAA 28 12 16 0 138 145 24 6th
1991 CWUAA 28 7 16 5 130 142 19 8th
1992 CWUAA 28 1 25 2 88 150 4 8th
1993 CWUAA 28 3 21 4 85 155 10 8th
1994 CWUAA 28 5 18 5 120 149 15 8th
1995 CWUAA 28 8 18 2 99 121 18 7th
1996 CWUAA 28 6 21 1 90 148 13 GP 4th
1997 CWUAA 28 5 19 2 77 136 12 GP 4th
1998 CWUAA 28 10 17 1 93 117 21 GP 3rd
1998 playoffs 2 0 2 0 5 11 0 GP semi-final
1999 CWUAA 28 12 13 3 87 114 27 GP 3rd
1999 playoffs 2 0 2 0 3 7 0 GP semi-final
2000 CWUAA 28 11 17 0 101 129 22 GP 3rd
2000 playoffs 4 2 2 0 15 15 4 GP final
2001 CWUAA 28 4 21 3 91 185 11 GP 4th
2002 CWUAA 28 5 20 3 64 133 13 GP 4th


Commemorations[]

Championships[]

  • INTERMEDIATE (SWHL): 1969
  • UNIVERSITY (GPAC): 1974, 1975, 1981, 1983

University Cups[]

Pictures[]

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Frank McKinnon
1955 Brandon College Caps

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1955 Brandon College Caps

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Brandon College Football 1961 or 1962

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1971-72 Brandon Bobcats

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1979-80 Brandon Bobcats

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1981-82 Brandon Bobcats

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1980s Brandon Bobcats

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1999-2000 Brandon Bobcats

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2000-01 Brandon Bobcats

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2016 Bobcats Alumni Reunion Game Action

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2016 Bobcats Alumni Cory Billaney

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2016 Bobcats Alumni Gladwyn Scott

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2016 Bobcats Alumni Reunion

Alternate Logos[]

Brandon Bobcats Logo

Brandon Bobcats logo to 2016

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Brandon Bobcats colour logo to 2016

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Brandon Bobcats circle logo

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Brandon Bobcats 2017 logo blue circle

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Brandon Bobcats
CW 2017 rebranding

Links[]

Current CW Teams[]

Former CW Teams[]

Also see[]

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Intermediate/Junior Links

Alumni Stories[]

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