1959-60 MJHL Season

This is the 1959-60 Manitoba Junior Hockey League Season.

=League Notes= Transcona Rangers moved back to Winnipeg and changed their name back to the Winnipeg Rangers.

Teams started to use home and away jerseys.

League scheduled 80 games, 32 per team.

League brought back the Charlie Gardiner Series. =Charlie Gardiner Series= Preseason tournament involving only Winnipeg area teams, held at the Olympic Rink on October 18.

St. Boniface 3 Monarchs 0

Rangers 2 Braves 1 (OT)

St. Boniface 1 Rangers 0 (OT)

St. Boniface Canadiens won the Charlie Gardiner Memorial Trophy =Regular Season= Note: Balance of season cancelled since games had no bearing on standings.

=Playoffs=
 * Semi-Finals

Brandon defeated Braves 3-games-to-1 Rangers defeated St. Boniface 3-games-to-2
 * Manitoba Championship (Turnbull Cup)

Brandon defeated Rangers 3-games-to-2 with 2 games tied

=Memorial Cup Playoffs=
 * Western Canada Semi-Final

Brandon defeated Fort William Hurricanes (TBJHL) 4-games-to-none
 * Western Canada Championship (Abbott Cup)

Brandon lost to Edmonton Oil Kings (AAHA) 4-games-to-3 see 1959-60 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs

=All-Star Game= Ted Taylor broke a 5-5 tie at 11:24 of the third period, as the League leading Brandon Wheat Kings defeated the Manitoba Junior Hockey League's best 6-5, in the inaugural MJHL All-Star Game in Brandon on January 4. see 1960 MJHL All-Star Game

=League Leaders=

=Scoring Leaders=

=Leading Goaltenders=

=Awards=

=All-Star Team= First Line Wayne Gurba • George Hill • Jack Matheson Brandon Wheat Kings • Brandon Wheat Kings • Brandon Wheat Kings Lew Mueller • Bob Woytowich Winnipeg Braves • Winnipeg Rangers Paul Sexsmith St. Boniface Canadiens Second Line Jerry Kruk • Bob Leiter • Ron Baryluk St. Boniface Canadiens • Winnipeg Braves • Brandon Wheat Kings Jim Kenning • Dunc McCallum Winnipeg Monarchs • Brandon Wheat Kings Third Line Dennis Rathwell • Bryan Hextall • Billy Staub Winnipeg Monarchs • Brandon Wheat Kings • St. Boniface Canadiens Coach Jake Milford Brandon Wheat Kings Manager Bill Addison Winnipeg Braves