South Eastern Manitoba Hockey League (SEMHL) is a Senior A Hockey League operating in the Canadian province of Manitoba. The League plays under the sanction of Hockey Manitoba, in affiliation with Hockey Canada. The League champion advances to the Manitoba Championship Tournament for the Manitoba Cup.
Teams[]
Team | Center | Rink |
Altona Maroons | Altona | Sunflower Gardens |
Carman Beavers | Carman | Carman Arena |
Ile des Chenes North Stars | Île-des-Chênes | Île-des-Chênes/Grande Pointe Arena |
Morden Bombers | Morden | Access Event Centre |
Notre Dame Hawks | Notre Dame de Lourdes | Notre Dame Arena |
Portage Islanders | Portage la Prairie | Stride Place |
Red River Wild | St. Jean | St. Jean Arena |
Ste. Anne Aces | Ste. Anne | Maurice Chaput Arena |
Warren Mercs | Warren | Sunova Arena |
Winkler Royals | Winkler | Winkler Arena |
League Champions[]
Manitoba Senior A Championships[]
Manitoba Cup (starting in 2013)
Year | Team | Year | Team | Year | Team |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2013 | Altona Maroons | 2015 | Morden Redskins | 2022 | Warren Mercs |
All-time Team Listing[]
(as of start of 2023-24 season)
Team | Tenure | Notes |
Altona Maroons | 1951-present | joined league as founding member, only team to play every league season |
Carman Beavers | 1963-2000, 2001-present |
Inactive for 2000-01 season |
Carman Intermediates | 1953-1955 | join Big Six Intermediate Hockey League as Carman Beavers |
Dominion City Flyers | 1956-1957, 1969-1970 |
join Provencher Hockey League as Dominion City Combines go inactive for 1970-71, join Pembina Valley Hockey League for 1971-72 season |
Elm Creek Kernels | 1978-1982 | withdrew |
Emerson Athletics | 1951-1953 | withdrew |
Ile des Chenes North Stars | 2022-present | join from Carillon Senior Hockey League when it goes inactive |
Letellier Rogues | 1951-1954 | withdrew |
Manitou Mercurys | 1966-1969 | withdrew |
Miami Rockets | 1952-1967 | withdrew |
Morden Bombers | 1959-1983 2019-present |
joined Central Amateur Senior Hockey League |
Morden Redskins | 1986-2020 | revert to Morden Bombers moniker |
Morris Stampeders | 1951-1953, 1980-1986, 1990-1995 |
withdrew withdrew withdrew |
Notre Dame Hawks | 1990-1997, 2004-present |
joined Tiger Hills Hockey League 1997-2004 return to SEMHL in 2004 |
Oakville Seals | 1968-1973, 2005-2012 |
withdrew withdrew |
Pilot Mound Pilots | 1955-1969, 1975-1984, 1989-1991 |
join from Big 6 Hockey League; withdrew withdrew join Tiger Hills Hockey League |
Plum Coulee Xpress | 2002-2013 | withdrew |
Portage Hawks | 1983-1996, 1997-1998 |
withdrew withdrew |
Portage Pirates | 2001-2004 | withdrew |
Portage Plainsmen | 1959-1963 | join Manitoba Intermediate AA Hockey League as Portage la Prairie Plainsmen |
Portage Islanders | 2015-present | join league as expansion team |
Red River Farmers | 1956-1957 | join Provencher Hockey League |
Red River Rebels | 1973-1976 | university team, also play in Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference |
Red River Wild | 2022-present | join from Carillon Senior Hockey League when it goes inactive |
St. Andrews Aces | 1988-1989 | withdrew, previously played in Manitoba Northeast Senior Hockey League |
St. Jean Flyers | 1952-1955 | withdrew |
Ste. Anne Aces | 2022-present | join from Carillon Senior Hockey League when it goes inactive |
Starbuck Black Sheep | 1995-1998 | withdrew |
Stonewall Flyers | 2006-2015, 2016-2017 |
withdrew |
Swan Lake Cougars | 1993-1999 | join Tiger Hills Hockey League |
Warroad Lakers | 1984-1987, 1989-1990, 1994-1995 |
go inactive for 1987-88 become independent become independent |
Warren Mercs | 2005-present | join from South Interlake Hockey League |
Winkler Royals | 1951-1991, 2013-present |
go inactive team restarted |
Winnipeg Wise Guys | 2000-2001 | withdrew |
Awards[]
- Scoring Champion
- MVP
- Top Goaltender
- Top Defenseman
- Rookie of the Year
- Most Gentlemanly
- Playoff MVP
- All-Star Teams