1983-84 Central Amateur Senior Hockey League Season

This is the 1983-84 Central Amateur Senior Hockey League Season.

League Notes
Manitoba Senior 'AAA' Hockey Championship
 * League Expands, accepting the Morden Bombers.
 * League schedules 120 games, 40 per team.
 * Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association announced that League playoffs would be for the Pattison Cup,

Regular Season
Note: Number of four-point game wins and loses.
 * Even though the regular season was altered with the cancellation of 15 games, and the change to 15 four point games. Only 2 games were unaccounted for, Thunder Bay & Morden (never played) and St. Boniface & Warroad (ordered replayed, but never happened).

Playoffs

 * Quarter Finals

St. Boniface defeated Warroad 3-games-to-2 Steinbach defeated East Kildonan-Elmwood 3-games-to-1
 * Semi Finals

Thunder Bay defeated Morden 4-games-to-none Steinbach defeated St. Boniface 3-games-to-1
 * Pattison Cup Championship

Thunder Bay defeated Steinbach 4-games-to-1

Western Canadian Championship

 * Allan Cup Playoffs
 * Western Canada Allan Cup Final (Patton Cup)
 * Thunder Bay Twins defeated Spokane Chiefs (WIHL) 3-games-to-none
 * see 1983-84 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs

Canadian Championship

 * Allan Cup Championship
 * Thunder Bay Twins defeated Cambridge Hornets (OHASr) 4-games-to-1
 * see 1984 Allan Cup

Awards
First All-Star Team Danny Gruen • Brent Sapergia • Luc St. Mars Thunder Bay Twins • Warroad Lakers • St. Boniface Mohawks John Barkwell • Dennis Owchar St. Boniface Mohawks • Thunder Bay Twins Frank Hunt Thunder Bay Twins Coach • Manager Ron Busniuk • Gary Cook Thunder Bay Twins • Thunder Bay Twins Second All-Star Team Gerry Cizmar • Ken Krentz • Lyle Loewen Thunder Bay Twins • Steinbach Huskies • Steinbach Huskies Brian Lee • Bill McDonald East Kildonan-Elmwood Millionaires • Thunder Bay Twins Andy Stoesz Steinbach Huskies Coach • Manager Frank Porco • Cal Marvin Steinbach Huskies • Warroad Lakers