1971-72 Canadian Central Hockey League Season

This is the 1971-72 Canadian Central Hockey League Season.

League Notes

 * League schedules 60 games, 24 per team, and no playoffs.
 * At the conclusion of the Regular Season, the 3 Ontario clubs would enter in Thunder Bay Intermediate playoffs, and Warroad in Manitoba's. St. Boniface would represent Manitoba in Allan Cup play.

Regular Season
Note: Dryden did not finish the season. Their final 2 games were counted as default losses.

Northwest Ontario Intermediate Championship

 * Final
 * Kenora Thistles defeated Fort Frances Canadians
 * see 1971-72 Thunder Bay Intermediate Playoffs

Manitoba Intermediate Championship

 * Final
 * Warroad Lakers defeated Thompson Hawks 3-games-to-none
 * see 1971-72 Manitoba Intermediate Playoffs

Western Canadian Championships

 * Intermediate
 * Hardy Cup Playoffs
 * Western Canada Hardy Cup Quarter Final
 * Warroad Lakers defeated Kenora Thistles 3-games-to-2
 * Western Canada Hardy Cup Semi-Final
 * Warroad Lakers lost to Rosetown Red Wings 3-games-to-2
 * see 1971-72 Western Canada Intermediate Playoffs
 * Senior
 * Allan Cup Playoffs
 * Western Canada Allan Cup Semi-Final
 * St. Boniface Mohawks defeated Yorkton Terriers (PHL) 4-games-to-3
 * Western Canada Allan Cup Final (Patton Cup)
 * St. Boniface Mohawks lost to Spokane Jets (WIHL) 4-games-to-none
 * see 1971-72 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs

All-Star Teams
First All-Star Team Jim Robertson • Ray Brunel • Don Bamburak Kenora Thistles • St. Boniface Mohawks • Warroad Lakers

Dick Braun • Gary Kwasnitza Warroad Lakers • St. Boniface Mohawks

Al Reynard Kenora Thistles

Second All-Star Team Mike McKenzie • Warren Harrison • Ken George St. Boniface Mohawks • Warroad Lakers • Kenora Thistles

Vic Magda • Ken Stephanson Warroad Lakers • St. Boniface Mohawks

Blaine Comstock Warroad Lakers