1991-92 MJHL Season

This is the 1991-92 Manitoba Junior Hockey League Season.

=League Notes= Southeast Thunderbirds changed name to Southeast T-Birds.

Winnipeg to host Centennial Cup. MJHL Champions will either be host team or West Region representative.

If it’s the latter, then the MJHL runner-up will be host.

Players of the Month introduced.

=Regular Season=

=Playoffs=

=Manitoba / Saskatchewan Playoff=
 * Anavet Cup Championship

Winkler defeated Melfort Mustangs (SJHL) 4-games-to-1 see 1992 Anavet Cup

=Canada Championship Tournament=
 * Centennial Cup Championship

Winkler lost to Vernon Lakers (BCHL) 5-3 in Abbott Cup Game Host St. James failed to qualify for playoffs Winkler lost to Thunder Bay Flyers (USHL) in Championship Game see 1992 Centennial Cup @ Winnipeg, Manitoba Dane Litke and Chris Yaschyshyn from Winkler selected All-Stars

=All-Star Game= The North Division defeated the South 6-2 at the annual All-Star Game held Saturday, January 25 in Winkler. Goalie Jamie Morris was named the North's MVP and for the South division it was Carl Standing Ready. see 1992 MJHL All-Star Game

=Players of the Month=

=League Leaders=

=Scoring Leaders=

=Awards=

=CAHA Award=

=All-Star Team= Jamie Penner • Derek Picklyk • David Stetch Winkler Flyers • St. James Canadians • St. James Canadians Dane Litke • Pat Mullin Winkler Flyers • Dauphin Kings Robin Cook Winkler Flyers Coach (tie) Don Hutchinson • Marshall Kennedy St. James Canadians • Portage Terriers

in the News
January March April 1992
 * Ed Belfour played in the NHL All-Star game.
 * Ed Belfour named Manitoba's Male Athlete of the Year.
 * Erik Petersen and the Herning Blue Fox won the Eliteserien Championship.
 * Ron Hextall played for Team Canada at the World Hockey Championship.
 * Sonny Mignacca named to WHL East Second All-Star Team.

Professional

 * Ray Allison
 * Paul Dyck
 * John Marks
 * Erik Petersen
 * Barry Trotz

Major Junior Players

 * Shane Hnidy
 * Sonny Mignacca
 * Jason Smith

University & College

 * Mike Allison
 * Billy Keane