Latest revision as of 22:37, 16 September 2018

The Central Manitoba Junior Hockey League (CMJHL) was a Junior A hockey league operating in the Canadian province of Manitoba. The League played under the sanction of the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association (MAHA), in affiliation with the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association (CAHA). The CMJHL
operated for only one season, 1967-68, before merging with the Manitoba Junior Hockey League.

Regular Season

Team	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	PTS
Selkirk Steelers	24	19	4	1	159	80	39
Dauphin Kings	24	15	8	1	140	91	31
Fort Garry Frontiermen	24	7	17	0	105	157	14
Portage Terriers	24	6	18	0	75	151	12

Playoffs

Semi-Finals			Final

1	Selkirk Steelers	4

3	Fort Garry Frontiermen	0
			1	Selkirk Steelers	4

			2	Dauphin Kings	0
2	Dauphin Kings	4

4	Portage Terriers	1

Manitoba Championship

Turnbull Cup Championship

Selkirk lost to St. James Canadians (MJHL) 4-games-to-2 see 1968 Turnbull Cup

All-Star Game

The Selkirk Steelers stunned the CMJHL All-Stars six to three in Dauphin on Wednesday January 31.

see 1968 CMJHL All-Star Game

League Leaders

Category	Player	Team	Amount
Most Points	Bob Hogg	Selkirk Steelers	61
Most Goals	Bob Hogg	Selkirk Steelers	32
Most Assists	Bob Hogg	Selkirk Steelers	29
Most Assists	Willie McLeod	Selkirk Steelers	29
Top Goals Against Average	Frank Munn	Selkirk Steelers	3.13

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-The '''Central Manitoba Junior Hockey League''' operated for only one year before merging with the [[Manitoba Junior Hockey League]].
+The '''Central Manitoba Junior Hockey League''' (CMJHL) was a Junior A hockey league operating in the Canadian province of [[Manitoba]]. The League played under the sanction of the [[Hockey Manitoba|Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association]] (MAHA), in affiliation with the [[Hockey Canada|Canadian Amateur Hockey Association]] (CAHA). The CMJHL<br /> operated for only one season, 1967-68, before merging with the [[Manitoba Junior Hockey League]].
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+=Manitoba Championship=
 ::'''''[[Turnbull Cup]] Championship'''''
 <center>Selkirk lost to '''[[St. James Canadians]]''' ([[Manitoba Junior Hockey League|MJHL]]) ''4-games-to-2''</center>
 <center>see [[1968 Turnbull Cup]]</center>
+=All-Star Game=
+The [[Selkirk Steelers]] stunned the CMJHL All-Stars six to three in [[Dauphin, Manitoba|Dauphin]] on Wednesday January 31.
+<center>see [[1968 CMJHL All-Star Game]]</center>
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-| Most Assists || [[Bob Hogg]] || [[Selkirk Steelers]] || 29
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+| [[Bob Hogg]] || [[Selkirk Steelers]] || 29
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+| [[Willie McLeod]] || [[Selkirk Steelers]] || 29
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 | Top Goals Against Average || [[Frank Munn]] || [[Selkirk Steelers]] || 3.13
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 [[Category:Central Manitoba Junior Hockey League]]
 [[Category:Ice hockey leagues]]
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