Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Winnipeg is a city of over 600,000 people and is the capital of Manitoba, Canada
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[edit] Hockey in Winnipeg
[edit] Teams
- Winnipeg Jets (WHA 1972-1979, NHL 1979-1996)
- 2nd Armoured Car Regiment (Senior) 1940-41
- 7th Infantry Brigade (Senior) 1940-41
- Artillery Training Centre (Senior) 1940-41
- Infantry Training Centre (Senior) 1940-41
- CUAC Blues (Manitoba Junior Hockey League 1939-45)
- Divisional Troops (Senior) 1940-41
- East Kildonan Bisons (Manitoba Junior Hockey League 1940-42)
- Elmwood Millionaires (Senior & Junior)
- Fort Osborne Rifles (Senior) 1891-29
- Kildonan North Stars (Junior) 1976-90
- Kildonan Stars (Junior) 1933-35
- Royal Winnipeg Rifles (Senior) 1939-40
- Union Canadienne (Senior) 1916-17
- West Kildonan Stars (Junior) 1935-36
- Winnipeg 200th Battalion (Senior) 1916-17
- Winnipeg 221st Battalion (Senior) 1916-17
- Winnipeg 223rd Battalion (Senior) 1916-17
- Winnipeg 61st Battalion (Senior) 1915-16
- Winnipeg Argos (Junior) 1918-27
- Winnipeg Army (Senior) 1942-49
- Winnipeg Army Grenades 1944-45
- Winnipeg Army All Stars {Senior) 1915-16
- Winnipeg Argonauts (Senior)
- Winnipeg Artillery (Senior) 1940-42
- Winnipeg Barons (Junior) 1952-57
- Winnipeg Beavers (Senior) 1916-17
- Winnipeg Black Hawks (Junior) 1947-52
- Winnipeg Bookers (Intermediate)
- Winnipeg Canada Packers (Senior) 1936-37
- Winnipeg Canadian National (Senior) 1936-37
- Winnipeg Canadian Pacific (Senior) 1936-37
- Winnipeg Canadians (Junior) 1922-23
- Winnipeg Canoe Club (Junior) 1922-24
- Winnipeg Catholic Club (Junior) 1920-21
- Winnipeg Civics (Senior) 1913-14
- Winnipeg Clark's Cruisers (Senior) 1938-40
- Winnipeg Columbus Club (Junior) 1921-33
- Winnipeg District Depot (Senior) 1941-42
- Winnipeg Dragoons (Senior) 1893-94
- Winnipeg Esquires (Junior) 1942-44
- Winnipeg Esquires-Red Wings (Junior) 1944-45
- Winnipeg Falcon-Rangers (Junior) 1936-39
- Winnipeg Falcons
- Winnipeg Grand Trunk Pacific (Junior) 1918-19
- Winnipeg Great West Life (Senior) 1936-37
- Winnipeg International Laboratories (Senior) 1937-38
- Winnipeg Kings (Intermediate)
- Winnipeg Lombard's (Senior) 1938-40
- Winnipeg Maple Leafs (Senior) 1907-08
- Winnipeg Maroons (1951-67)
- Winnipeg Monarchs (previously called Winnipeg Jets and Winnipeg Clubs; Western Hockey League 1967-1977)
- Manitoba Moose (IHL, AHL, 1996-present)
- Winnipeg Nationals (Senior) 1947-49
- Winnipeg Native Sons (Senior & Junior) 1929-32
- Winnipeg Navy (Senior) 1940-49
- Winnipeg North End Flyers (Intermediate)
- Winnipeg Orioles (Senior) 1945-46
- Winnipeg Pilgrims (Senior & Junior) 1918-34
- Winnipeg Provost Corps (Senior) 1941-42
- Winnipeg RCAF (Senior) 1940-41
- Winnipeg RCAF Bombers (Senior) 1942-43 & 1944-45
- Winnipeg RCAF Hurricanes (Senior) 1941-42
- Winnipeg RCAF Spitfires (Senior) 1941-42
- Winnipeg Reo Flyers (Senior) 1946-48
- Winnipeg Saints (Junior 2000-present)
- Winnipeg St Johns (Senior) 1926-28
- Winnipeg Shamrocks (Senior) 1906-07
- Winnipeg Somme (Senior) 1917-18
- Winnipeg South Blues (Junior 1984-present)
- Winnipeg Strathconas (Senior 1907-15)
- Winnipeg Stylists (Senior) 1946-47
- Winnipeg Tammany Tigers (Senior & Junior) 1917-27
- Winnipeg Tigers-Falcons (Senior) 1924-25
- Winnipeg Union Canadienne (Junior) 1917-18
- Winnipeg United Grain Growers (Junior) 1917-18
- Winnipeg Victoria Bisons (Junior) 1919-28
- Winnipeg Victorias
- Winnipegs-University of Manitoba (Senior) 1923-24
- Winnipeg Vikings (Senior) 1933-34
- Winnipeg Vimy (Senior) 1917-18
- Winnipeg Warriors (MJHL) (Manitoba Junior Hockey League, 1964-67)
- Winnipeg Warriors (WHL) (WHL, 1980-1984)
- Winnipeg Wellingtons (Manitoba Junior Hockey League, 1945-46)
- Winnipeg Weston (Manitoba Junior Hockey League, 1917-21)
- Winnipeg Young Mens Lutheran Club (Manitoba Junior Hockey League. 1918-19 & 1919-20)
- Winnipeg Ypres (Senior) 1917-18
- Wolseley Flyers (Junior) 1942-43
- Woodhaven Leafs (Junior) 1935-36
[edit] Arenas
[edit] Champions
[edit] Stanley Cup
- 1895-96 Winnipeg Victorias
- 1900-01 Winnipeg Victorias
- 1901-02 Winnipeg Victorias
[edit] Avco World Trophy
- 1975-76 Winnipeg Jets
- 1977-78 Winnipeg Jets
- 1978-79 Winnipeg Jets
[edit] Edinburgh Trophy
- 1955-56 Winnipeg Warriors
[edit] Olympic Games
- 1920 Winnipeg Falcons
- 1932 Winnipeg Winnipegs
[edit] World Championships
[edit] Allan Cup
- 1910-11 Winnipeg Victorias
- 1911-12 Winnipeg Victorias
- 1912-13 Winnipeg Winnipegs
- 1913-14 Winnipeg Monarchs
- 1915-16 Winnipeg 61st Battalion
- 1919-20 Winnipeg Falcons
- 1930-31 Winnipeg Winnipegs
- 1963-64 Winnipeg Maroons
[edit] Hardy Cup
- 1982-83 Winnipeg North End Flyers
[edit] Memorial Cup
- 1920-21 Winnipeg Falcons
- 1922-23 University of Manitoba
- 1930-31 Elmwood Millionaires
- 1934-35 Winnipeg Monarchs
- 1940-41 Winnipeg Rangers
- 1942-43 Winnipeg Rangers
- 1945-46 Winnipeg Monarchs
- 1958-59 Winnipeg Braves
[edit] University Cup
- 1964-65 University of Manitoba
[edit] Players and coaches
- Scott Allison
- Tyler Arnason
- Gord Baldwin
- Cam Barker
- Andy Blair
- Lonny Bohonos
- Helge Bostrom
- Ralph "Scotty" Bowman
- Jack Bownass
- Dustin Boyd
- Steve Briere
- Codey Burki
- Art Chapman
- Stefan Cherneski
- Cam Connor
- Art Coulter
- Riley Cote
- Joe Crozier
- Nigel Dawes
- Brian Engblom
- Dean Fedorchuk
- Frank Fredrickson
- Cal Gardner
- Jim Hargreaves
- Jim Henry
- Phil Hergesheimer
- Wally Hergesheimer
- Ike Hildebrand
- Jeff Hunt
- Ted Irvine
- Ching Johnson
- Bill Juzda
- Mike Keane
- Duncan Keith
- Gerry Kell
- Scott Kelman
- Gord Kerr
- Brent Krahn
- Mike Leclerc
- Ab McDonald
- Bill MacKenzie
- Mike Maneluk
- Bill Masterton
- John Marks
- Frank Mathers
- Eddie Mazur
- Kevin McCarthy
- Craig Millar
- Bryan Muir
- Colton Orr
- Johnny Peirson
- Cliff Pennington
- Ken Reardon
- Craig Reichert
- Tom Rockey
- Terry Sawchuk
- Dave Semenko
- Alex Shibicky
- Daryl Stanley
- Wally Stanowski
- Alexander Steen
- Pete Stemkowski
- Art Stratton
- Billy Taylor
- Jimmy Thomson
- Kevin Todd
- Bob Winograd
- Bob Woytowich
- Bruno Zarrillo
