The following is a list of ALBERTA Intermediate Champions by classification:
Intermediate A Champions[]
- 1932-33 Luscar Indians
- 1933-34 Coleman
- 1934-35 Vegreville Sr. Rangers
- 1935-36 Vegreville Sr. Rangers
- 1936-37 Lethbridge Maple Leafs
- 1937-38 Canmore Briqueteers
- 1938-39 Edmonton Capitals
- 1939-40 Luscar Indians
- 1940-41 Canmore Briqueteers
- 1941-42 Luscar Indians
- 1942-43 Calgary Buffalos
- 1943-44 Canmore Briqueteers
- 1944-45 Canmore Briqueteers
- 1945-46 Edmonton Independents
- 1946-47 Edmonton New Methods (Coleman Grands advanced to Western Canada Intermediate playoffs)
- 1947-48 Camrose Maroons
- 1948-49 Edmonton Mercurys
- 1949-50 Lethbridge Maple Leafs
- 1950-51 High River Flyers
- 1951-52 Canmore Legion
- 1952-53 Ponoka Stampeders
- 1953-54 Ponoka Stampeders
- 1954-55 Ponoka Stampeders
- 1955-56 Ponoka Stampeders
- 1956-57 Medicine Hat Cantalinis
- 1957-58 Olds Elks
- 1958-59 Red Deer Ramblers
- 1959-60 Lacombe Rockets
- 1960-61 Lacombe Rockets
- 1961-62 Lacombe Rockets
- 1962-63 Olds Elks
- 1963-64 Red Deer Rustlers
- 1964-65 Red Deer Rustlers
- 1965-66 Lloydminster Border Kings
- 1966-67 Lloydminster Border Kings
- 1967-68 Vermillion Tigers
- 1968-69 Lloydminster Border Kings
- 1969-70 Lloydminster Border Kings
- 1970-71 Lloydminster Border Kings
- 1971-72 Lloydminster Border Kings
- 1972-73 Banff Bisons
- 1973-74 Calgary Trojans
- 1974-75 Calgary Trojans
- 1975-76 Calgary Stan's Trojans
- 1976-77 Calgary Stan's Tire Trojans
- 1977-78 Sherwood Park Barons
- 1978-79 unknown
- 1979-80 Innisfail Eagles
- 1980-81 Bonnyville Sr. Pontiacs
- 1981-82 Bonnyville Sr. Pontiacs
- 1982-83 Stony Plain Eagles
- 1983-84 Stony Plain Eagles
- 1984-85 Leduc Bruins
Intermediate B Champions[]
- 1946-47: Banff (beat Lougheed-Hardisty 5-1 in final)
- 1947-48: Barrhead
- 1948-49: Willingdon
- 1949-50: Edmonton Meltons (beat Drumheller Miners 4-2, 3-2 in final)
- 1950-51: South: Olds Elks (beat Banff Mountaineers 11-4 in final), North: Lacombe Generals (beat Vegreville Sr. Rangers 7-2, 7-4 in final) - provincial final not held due to mild weather
- 1951-52: Drumheller Miners (beat Edmonton Capitals 6-7, 9-3 in final)
- 1952-53: Edmonton Allan McBain Lumber (beat Calgary Hillhursts 8-4, 6-4 in final)
- 1953-54: Medicine Hat Catalinas (beat Vegreville Rangers 11-4, 3-5 in final)
- 1954-55: Edmonton Airlines Hotel (beat Okotoks Sr. Oilers 8-6, 4-5 in final)
- 1955-56: Vegreville Sr. Rangers (beat Lethbridge Alistairs 6-6, 7-4 final)
- 1956-57: Stettler Imperials (beat Bourk-Sorensen Monarchs 3-4, 4-1, 2-1 in final)
- 1957-58: Coleman Grands (beat Stettler Imperials 2-4, 6-3 in final)
- 1958-59: Hanna (beat Edmonton Burns and Dutton 6-4, 5-5 in final)
- 1959-60: High Prairie Regals (beat Hardisty Stampeders 8-4, 6-7 in final)
- 1960-61: Edmonton Acklands (beat Taber Chefs 4-1, 13-4 in final)
- 1961-62: Grimshaw Huskies (beat Okotoks Sr. Oilers 6-4, 5-4 in final)
- 1962-63: Bonnyville Sr. Pontiacs (beat Peace River Stampeders 4-1, 2-4 in final)
- 1963-64: Peace River Stampeders (beat Vermilion Sr. Tigers 3-0, 3-3 in final)
- 1964-65: Peace River Stampeders (beat Taber Chefs 5-4, 4-3 in final)
- 1965-66: Lethbridge Hotel Ramblers (beat Vegreville Rangers 2-6, 9-2 in final)
- 1966-67: Peace River Stampeders (beat Taber Chefs 9-6, 3-3 in final)
- 1967-68: Peace River Stampeders (beat Fairview Elks 6-2, 4-1 in final)
- 1968-69: Fort Saskatchewan Huskies (beat High River Flyers 5-2, ? in final)
- 1969-70 U of A Grads
- 1970-71 Peace River Stampeders
- 1971-72 Wetaskiwin Colonels
- 1972-73 Westlock Eagles
- 1973-74 Wetaskiwin Colonels
- 1974-75 Okotoks Sr. Oilers (beat Sherwood Park Barons 11-4, 4-4 in final)
- 1975-76 Okotoks Oilers
- 1976-77 St. Albert Sr. Comets
- 1977-78 St. Albert Sr. Comets (beat Red Deer Border Pavers 2-2, 4-3 2OT in final)
- 1978-79 Innisfail Eagles (beat Okotoks Sr. Oilers 6-6, 7-1 in final)
- 1979-80 Bonnyville Sr. Pontiacs
- 1980-81 Hobbema
- 1981-82 Lacomb Merchants
- 1982-83 Innisfail Eagles
- 1983-84 Goodfish Lake
- 1984-85 Barrhead
Intermediate C Champions[]
- 1956-57: Calgary Silver Sevens (beat Edmonton CNRA Rovers 4-2 in final)
- 1957-58: Edmonton CNRA Rovers (beat Calgary Galelli Indians 8-5 in final)
- 1958-59: Edmonton CNRA Rovers (beat Calgary Bruce Robinson 5-3 in final)
- 1959-60: Edmonton Hulburd’s Cranes (beat Strathmore Flyers 3-1 in final)
- 1960-61: Beverly Drakes vs Strathmore in final
- 1961-62: Edmonton Retail Clerks Union (beat Calgary Fire Department 3-5, 7-3 in final)
- 1962-63: Fort MacLeod
- 1963-64: Edmonton Safeway Seals (beat Fort MacLeod 12-1, 9-7 in final)
- 1964-65: Calgary Orphans (beat Camrose Maroons 5-5, 4-3 OT in final)
- 1965-66: Camrose Maroons (beat Calgary Orphans 12-6, 13-3 in final)
- 1966-67: Calgary Orphans (beat Edmonton King A’s 14-7, 3-4 in final)
- 1967-68: Stettler Imperials-Fort Saskatchewan Huskies 5-3, ? in final
- 1968-69: Wetaskiwin Colonels (beat University of Alberta JV 4-1, 3-4 in final)
- 1969-70 Wetaskiwin Colonels
- 1970-71 Drayton Valley Rebels
- 1971-72 Barrhead Sabres
- 1972-73 N/A
- 1973-74 Ponoka Stampeders
- 1974-75 unknown
- 1975-76 Winterburn
- 1976-77 Innisfail
- 1977-78 Trochu Arenas (beat Bonnyville 6-3, 3-3 in final)
- 1978-79 unknown
- 1979-80 Drumheller Miners
- 1980-81 Grande Cache Blues
- 1981-82 Killam Indians
- 1982-83 Westlock
- 1983-84 Trochu Arenas
- 1984-85 Lamont
Intermediate D Champions[]
- 1967: Lacombe (beat St. Albert Sr. Comets 2-1, 3-3 in final)
- 1968: Killam Indians (beat Edmonton Bank of Montreal in final)
- 1969: Edmonton Capital Packers (beat Bentley 6-1, 5-6 in final)
- 1969-70 Bentley
- 1970-71 Wainwright Commandos
- 1971-72 Bentley Elks
- 1972-73 N/A
- 1973-74 No winner
- 1974-75 unknown
- 1975-76 Didsbury
- 1976-77 Fort McMurray
- 1977-78 Innisfail Eagles (beat Drayton Valley 4-3, 3-1 in final)
- 1978-79 Fort McMurray Blades (beat Strathmore Stampeders 4-2, 5-4 in final)
- 1979-80 Cold Lake Frost Builders
- 1980-81 Barrhead Aeros
- 1981-82 Carstairs
- 1982-83 Trochu Arenas
- 1983-84 Eckville Eagles
- 1984-85 Oyen Clippers
See Also[]
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