Winnipeg Monarchs were the defending champions. The Winnipeg 61st Battalion tied with the Monarchs for first place in the A Division of the Winnipeg Patriotic League.
First challenge
This was also the Winnipeg Patriotic League A Division final.
2 games total goals
@ Winnipeg
- Thursday February 24 Winnipeg 61st Battalion 5 Winnipeg Monarchs 3
- Monday February 28 Winnipeg Monarchs 7 Winnipeg 61st Battalion 6
Winnipeg 61st Battalion beat Winnipeg Monarchs 11 goals to 10.
Winnipeg 61st Battalion won the Allan Cup.
Second challenge
Winnipeg Victorias won the Winnipeg Patriotic League B Division.
This was also the Winnipeg Patriotic League final.
sudden death
@ Winnipeg
- Thursday March 2 Winnipeg 61st Battalion 5 Winnipeg Victorias 3
Winnipeg 61st Battalion kept the Allan Cup.
Third challenge
Fort William won the Thunder Bay senior championship.
2 games total goals
@ Winnipeg
- Saturday March 11 Winnipeg 4 Fort William 1
- Monday March 13 Fort William 5 Winnipeg 4
Winnipeg 61st Battalion beat Fort William 8 goals to 6.
Winnipeg 61st Battalion kept the Allan Cup.
Fourth challenge
Regina Victorias won the Saskatchewan senior championship.
2 games total goals
@ Winnipeg
- Thursday March 16 Winnipeg 5 Regina 1
- Saturday March 18 Winnipeg 8 Regina 2
Winnipeg 61st Battalion beat Regina Victorias 13 goals to 3.
Winnipeg 61st Battalion kept the Allan Cup
Note: Toronto Riversides,Ontario senior champions, chose not to challenge because their players could not get time off from their jobs to travel to Winnipeg.