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Overview[]

The provincial college champions from each of the four provinces in Western Canada played in the annual 4-West Championship from 1972 to 1980 (9 tournaments). Once the Canadian Colleges Athletic Association (CCAA) started hosting a national championship, this event was used to determine the west's regional representative in the CCAA nationals.

Table[]

Year Host 1st 2nd 3rd 4th
1972 Winnipeg MRC Red River Cariboo STI
1973 Saskatoon MRC Red River Cariboo Kelsey
1974 Edmonton MRC Red River Kelsey Cariboo
1975 Trail Camrose Selkirk Kelsey Keewatin
1976 Winnipeg Selkirk Kelsey NAIT Red River
1977 Moose Jaw Red Deer Cariboo Kelsey Red River
1978 Red Deer Red Deer Kelsey Red River Cariboo
1979 Kamloops SAIT Red River STI Cariboo
1980 Winnipeg Red Deer Red River Assiniboine STI

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Tournament Results[]

1972[]

Semi-Finals:

Red River Rebels 6 Saskatchewan Technical Institute Beavers 4
Mount Royal Cougars 12 Cariboo Chiefs 4

3rd place:

Cariboo Chiefs 7 Saskatchewan Technical Institute Beavers 4

Final:

Mount Royal Cougars 3 Red River Rebels 2
There was no Canadian Colleges Athletic Association national championship until 1975.

 

1973[]

Semi-Finals:

Red River Rebels 7 Cariboo Chiefs 6
Mount Royal Cougars 4 Kelsey Amaruks 3

3rd place:

Cariboo Chiefs 7 Kelsey Amaruks 6

Final:

Mount Royal Cougars 7 Red River Rebels 5
There was no Canadian Colleges Athletic Association national championship until 1975.
 

1974[]

Semi-Finals:

Red River Rebels 5 Kelsey Amaruks 2
Mount Royal Cougars 4 Cariboo Chiefs 2

3rd place:

Kelsey Amaruks 6 Cariboo Chiefs 5 (OT)

Final:

Mount Royal Cougars 5 Red River Rebels 3
There was no Canadian Colleges Athletic Association national championship until 1975.
 

1975[]

Story: ACAC History

Semi-Finals:

Camrose Lutheran College Vikings 19 Keewatin Badgers 1
Selkirk College Saints 5 Kelsey Amaruks 3

3rd place:

Kelsey Amaruks 10 Keewatin Badgers 7

Final:

Camrose Lutheran College Vikings qualified for the 1975 CCAA Championship Bowl where they won gold.

 

1976[]

Story: ACAC History

Semi-Finals:

3rd place:

Final:

Selkirk College Saints qualified for the 1976 CCAA Championship Bowl where they won silver.

 

1977[]

Story: ACAC History

Semi-Finals:

3rd place:

Final:

Red Deer Kings qualified for the 1977 CCAA Championship Bowl where they won gold.

 

1978[]

First round

Kelsey Amaruks - SAIT Trojans 8:3
Red River Rebels - Selkirk College Saints 4:3

Semi-Finals:

Red Deer Kings - Red River Rebels 10:1
Kelsey Amaruks - Cariboo Chiefs 7:2

5th place:

Selkirk College Saints - SAIT Trojans 5:5

3rd place:

Red River Rebels - Cariboo Chiefs 6:4

Final:

Red Deer Kings - Kelsey Amaruks 9:5 OT
Red Deer Kings qualified for the 1978 CCAA Championship Bowl where they won silver.

 

1979[]

Semi-Finals:

Red River Rebels - Saskatchewan Technical Institute Beavers 9:3
SAIT Trojans - Cariboo Chiefs 11:2

3rd place:

Saskatchewan Technical Institute Beavers - Cariboo Chiefs 4:2

Final:

SAIT Trojans - Red River Rebels 8:2
Red Deer Kings qualified for the 1979 CCAA Championship Bowl where they won gold.
SAIT Trojans qualified for the 1979 CCAA Championship Bowl where they won silver.

 

1980[]

There was no team from B.C.

Semi-Finals:

Red Deer Kings - Assiniboine College Cougars 10:3
Red River Rebels - Saskatchewan Technical Institute Beavers 11:3

3rd place:

Assiniboine College Cougars - Saskatchewan Technical Institute Beavers 7:5

Final:

Red Deer Kings - Red River Rebels 10:3
Red Deer Kings qualified for the 1980 CCAA Championship Bowl where they won gold.
SAIT Trojans qualified for the 1980 CCAA Championship Bowl where they won silver.
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