Allan Cup

One of the oldest national championships in the country, Canada’s best Senior teams compete every season for the Allan Cup. In its 108 years of existence, teams from every province, as well as the Yukon and the United States, have claimed Canada's National Senior Championship. Ontario leads the way among all provinces with 49 championships, while no city has laid claim to more national titles than Thunder Bay and its 10 (including those won by Port Arthur).

For the 2016-17 season, 18 teams in six provinces have hopes of advancing to the Allan Cup. Four regional representatives – Pacific (Alberta), West (Manitoba and Saskatchewan), Ontario and Atlantic (Newfoundland & Labrador) – will join the hosts and a second team from the host province (New Brunswick).

Allan Cup

2017 Allan Cup

Bouctouche, N.B.
April 10-15, 2017

Official Site

2016 Allan Cup

Steinbach, Man.
April 11-16, 2016

Official Site

2015 Allan Cup

Clarenville, N.L.
April 13-18, 2015

Official Site

2014 Allan Cup

Dundas, Ont.
April 14-19, 2014

Official Site

2013 Allan Cup

Red Deer, Alta.
April 15-20, 2013

Official Site

All-Time Results
Year	Champions	Runner-Up	Location
2018	Stoney Creek Generals	Lacombe Generals	Rosetwon, Sask.
2017	Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts	Lacombe Generals	Bouctouche, N.B.
2016	Bentley Generals	South East Prairie Thunder	Steinbach, Man.
2015	South East Prairie Thunder	Bentley Generals	Clarenville, N.L.
2014	Dundas Real McCoys	Clarenville Caribous	Dundas, Ont.
2013	Bentley Generals	Clarenville Caribous	Red Deer, Alta.
2012	South East Prairie Thunder	Rosetown Red Wings	Lloydminster, Alta.
2011	Clarenville Caribous	Bentley Generals	Kenora, Ont.
2010	Fort St. John Flyers	Bentley Generals	Fort St. John, B.C.
2009	Bentley Generals	South East Prairie Thunder	Steinbach, Man.
2008	Brantford Blast	Bentley Generals	Brantford, Ont.
2007	Lloydminster Border Kings	Whitby Dunlops	Stony Plain, Alta.
2006	Powell River Regals	Whitby Dunlops	Powell River, B.C.
2005	Thunder Bay Bombers	Sentinelles de Montmagny	Lloydminster, Alta.
2004	St-Georges Garaga	Ministikwan Islanders	St-Georges de Beauce, Que.
2003	Île-des-chenes North Stars	Stony Plain Eagles	Dundas, Ont.
2002	St-Georges Garaga	Stony Plain Eagles	Powell River, B.C.
2001	Lloydminster Border Kings	Petrolia Squires	Sarnia, Ont.
2000	Powell River Regals	Lloydminster Border Kings	Lloydminster, Alta.
1999	Stony Plain Eagles	Powell River Regals	Stony Plain, Alta.
1998	Truro Bearcats	London Ontario	Truro, N.S.
1997	Powell River Regals	Warroad Lakers	Powell River, B.C.
1996	Warroad Lakers	Stony Plain Eagles	Unity, Sask.
1995	Warroad Lakers	Stony Plain Eagles	Stony Plain, Alta.
1994	Warroad Lakers	St. Boniface Mohawks	Warroad, Minn., USA
1993	Whitehorse Huskies	Quesnel Kangaroos	Quesnel, B.C.
1992	Saint John Vitos	Stony Plain Eagles	Saint John, N.B.
1991	Charlottetown Islanders	Thunder Bay Twins	Charlottetown, P.E.I.
1990	Chomedy Laval Warriors	Abbotsford Flyers	Vaudreuil, Que.
1989	Thunder Bay Twins	St. Boniface Mohawks	Thunder Bay, Ont.
1988	Thunder Bay Twins	Charlottetown Islanders	Thunder Bay, Ont.
1987	Brantford Motts	Nelson Maple Leafs	Brampton, Ont.
1986	Corner Brook Royals	Nelson Maple Leafs	Nelson, B.C.
1985	Thunder Bay Twins	Corner Brook Royals	Corner Brook, N.L.
1984	Thunder Bay Twins	Cambridge Hornets	Thunder Bay, Ont.
1983	Cambridge Hornets	St. Boniface Mohawks	Cambridge, Ont.
1982	Cranbrook Royals	Petrolia Squires	Cranbrook, B.C.
1981	Petrolia Squires	St. Boniface Mohawks	Thunder Bay, Ont.
1980	Spokane Flyers	Cambridge Hornets	Spokane, WA, USA
1979	Petrolia Squires	Steinbach Huskies	Sarnia, Ont.
1978	Kimberley Dynamiters	Brantford Alexanders	Kimberley, B.C.
1977	Brantford Alexanders	Spokane Flyers	Brantford, Ont.
1976	Spokane Flyers	Barrie Flyers	Spokane, Wash., USA
1975	Thunder Bay Twins	Barrie Flyers	Thunder Bay, Ont.
1974	Barrie Flyers	Cranbrook Royals	Cranbrook, B.C.
1973	Orillia Terriers	St. Boniface Mohawks	Orillia, Ont.
1972	Spokane Jets	Barrie Flyers	Spokane, Wash., USA
1971	Galt Hornets	Calgary Stampeders	Galt, Ont.
1970	Spokane Jets	Orillia Terriers	Spokane, Wash., USA
1969	Galt Hornets	Calgary Stampeders	Galt, Ont.
1968	Victoriaville Tigers	St. Boniface Mohawks	Winnipeg, Man.
1967	Drummondville Eagles	Calgary Spurs	Drummondville, Que.
1966	Drumheller Miners	Sherbrooke Beavers	Calgary, Alta.
1965	Sherbrooke Beavers	Nelson Maple Leafs	Sherbrooke, Que.
1964	Winnipeg Maroons	Woodstock Athletics	Winnipeg, Man.
1963	Windsor Bulldogs	Winnipeg Maroons	Windsor, Ont.
1962	Trail Smoke Eaters	Montreal Olympics	Trail, B.C.
1961	Galt Terriers	Winnipeg Maroons	Galt, Ont.
1960	Chatham Maroons	Trail Smoke Eaters	Trail, B.C.
1959	Whitby Dunlops	Vernon Canadians	Toronto, Ont.
1958	Belleville McFarlands	Kelowna Packers	Kelowna, B.C.
1957	Whitby Dunlops	Spokane Flyers	Whitby, Ont.
1956	Vernon Canadians	Chatham Maroons	Vernon, B.C.
1955	Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen	Fort William Beavers	Kitchener, Ont.
1954	Penticton Vees	Sudbury Wolves	Penticton, B.C.
1953	Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen	Penticton Vees	Kitchener, Ont.
1952	Fort Frances Canadians	Stratford Indians	Fort Frances, Ont.
1951	Owen Sound Mercurys	Fort Frances Canadians	Owen Sound, Ont.
1950	Toronto Marlboros	Calgary Stampeders	Calgary, Alta.
1949	Ottawa Senators	Regina Capitals	Ottawa, Ont.
1948	Edmonton Flyers	Ottawa Senators	Edmonton, Alta.
1947	Royal Montreal Hockey Club	Calgary Stampeders	Montreal, Que.
1946	Calgary Stampeders	Hamilton Tigers	Calgary, Alta.
1945	No competition
1944	Quebec Aces	Port Arthur Shipbuilders	Quebec City, Que.
1943	Ottawa Army Commandos	Victoria Army	Calgary, Alta.
1942	Ottawa RCAF Flyers	Port Arthur Bearcats	Ottawa, Ont.
1941	Regina Rangers	Sydney Millionaires	Regina, Sask.
1940	Kirkland Lake Blue Devils	Calgary Stampeders	Toronto, Ont.
1939	Port Arthur Bearcats	Royal Montreal Hockey Club	Montreal, Que.
1938	Trail Smoke Eaters	Cornwall Flyers	Calgary, Alta.
1937	Sudbury Tigers	North Battlefield Beavers	Calgary, Alta.
1936	Kimberley Dynamiters	Sudbury Falcons	Winnipeg, Man.
1935	Halifax Wolverines	Port Arthur Bearcats	Halifax, N.S.
1934	Moncton Hawks	Fort William Beavers	Toronto, Ont.
1933	Moncton Hawks	Saskatoon Quakers	Vancouver, B.C.
1932	Toronto Nationals	Fort William Blues	Montreal, Que.
1931	Winnipeg Hockey Club	Hamilton Tigers	Winnipeg, Man.
1930	Montreal AAA	Port Arthur Bearcats	Toronto, Ont.
1929	Port Arthur Bearcats	Montreal St-Francois Xavier	Winnipeg, Man.
1928	University of Manitoba	Montreal Victorias	Ottawa, Ont.
1927	Toronto Varsity Grads	Fort William Thundering Herd	Vancouver, B.C.
1926	Port Arthur Bearcats	University of Toronto	Toronto, Ont.
1925	Port Arthur Bearcats	University of Toronto	Winnipeg, Man.
1924	Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds	Winnipeg Selkirks	Toronto, Ont.
1923	Toronto Granites	University of Saskatchewan	Winnipeg, Man.
1922	Toronto Granites	Regina Victorias	Toronto, Ont.
1921	University of Toronto	Brandon	Winnipeg, Man.
1920	Winnipeg Falcons	University of Toronto	Toronto, Ont.
1919	Hamilton Tigers	Winnipeg Selkirks	Toronto, Ont.
1918	Kitchener Hockey Club	Winnipeg Ypres	Toronto, Ont.
1917	Toronto Dentals	Winnipeg Victorias	Winnipeg, Man.
1916	Winnipeg 61st Battalion	Regina Victorias	Winnipeg, Man.
1915	Winnipeg Monarchs	Melville Millionaires	Melville, Sask.
1914	Regina Victorias	Grand-Mère	Regina, Sask.
1913	Winnipeg Hockey Club	Edmonton Eskimos	Winnipeg, Man.
1912	Winnipeg Victorias	Regina Capitals	Winnipeg, Man.
1911	Winnipeg Victorias	Kenora Thistles	Winnipeg, Man.
1910	Toronto St. Michael's Majors	Sherbrooke	Toronto, Ont.
1909	Queen's University	Ottawa Cliffsides	Ottawa, Ont.
1909	Ottawa Cliffsides	Awarded as IPAHU champions

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