This is a list of the Maritimes Senior Hockey Champions. This region comprised the provinces of New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Nova Scotia.
They were also, unless noted, the region's representative in the Allan Cup playoffs.

The Starr Shield, awarded to the Maritime champions from 1924-1948.
Winners of the championship received the Starr Shield from 1924 to 1948. An earlier version of the Starr Shield was won permanently by the Charlottetown Abegweits in 1923.
History[]
The Maritimes Amateur Hockey Association (MAHA) was not affiliated with the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association (CAHA) until the 1927-28 season. The champions before that did not participate in the Allan Cup playoffs.
There were no Allan Cup playoffs in 1944-45 because of restrictions due to World War II.
The MAHA did not participate in the Allan Cup playoffs in 1956-57 because they felt their teams were not competitive.
In 1957-58 only certain MAHA senior teams competed for a spot in the Allan Cup playoffs. The New Glasgow Rangers won that spot. The Bathurst Papermakers won the overall title.
This level of hockey was discontinued by the MAHA after 1965-66.
The Newfoundland Amateur Hockey Association did not join the CAHA until 1966 and thus did not participate in the Maritimes playoffs.
An earlier version of the Maritimes championship was the Starr Trophy dating back to 1905 which was originally contested in a challenge format similar to the early history of both the Stanley Cup and the Allan Cup. The Starr Trophy would be in use until the 1922-23 when it retire when the Charlottetown Victorias won the trophy for the third time. The Starr Shield would be introduced for the 1923-24 tournament and be used until 1948.
List of Champions[]
Season | Provincial Champion | Eastern Canada Playoffs | Allan Cup |
1921-22 | Charlottetown Abegweits | Ineligible-Non CAHA member | N/A |
1922-23 | Charlottetown Abegweits | Ineligible-Non CAHA member | N/A |
1923-24 | Sussex Colts | Ineligible-Non CAHA member | N/A |
1924-25 | Truro Bearcats | Ineligible-Non CAHA member | N/A |
1925-26 | Truro Bearcats | Ineligible-Non CAHA member | N/A |
1926-27 | Kentville Wildcats | Ineligible-Non CAHA member | N/A |
1927-28 | Truro Bearcats | Lost Quarterfinals | N/A |
1928-29 | Bathurst Papermakers | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1929-30 | Truro Bearcats | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1930-31 | Truro Bearcats | Lost Eastern Final | N/A |
1931-32 | Dalhousie Rangers | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1932-33 | Moncton Hawks | Won Eastern Canada | Won Allan Cup |
1933-34 | Moncton Hawks | Won Eastern Canada | Won Allan Cup |
1934-35 | Halifax Wolverines | Won Eastern Canada | Won Allan Cup |
1935-36 | Moncton Maroons | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1936-37 | Moncton Maroons | Lost Quarterfinals | N/A |
1937-38 | Moncton Maroons | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1938-39 | St John Beavers | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1939-40 | Sydney Millionaires | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1940-41 | Sydney Millionaires | Won Eastern Canada | Lost Allan Cup Final |
1941-42 | Glace Bay Miners | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1942-43 | Halifax RCAF | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1943-44 | Truro Bearcats | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1944-45 | New Glasgow Bombers | Cancelled | Cancelled |
1945-46 | St John Beavers | Lost Quarterfinals | N/A |
1946-47 | Moncton Hawks | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1947-48 | Sydney Millionaires | Lost Quarterfinals | N/A |
1948-49 | Sydney Millionaires | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1949-50 | Sydney Millionaires | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1950-51 | St Francis Xavier University XMen | Lost Quarterfinals | N/A |
1951-52 | St Francis Xavier University XMen | Lost Quarterfinals | N/A |
1952-53 | St John Beavers | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1953-54 | Fredericton Capitals | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1954-55 | Moncton Hawks | Lost Eastern Final | N/A |
1955-56 | St John Beavers | Lost Eastern Final | N/A |
1956-57 | Dalhousie Rangers | Did not compete | N/A |
1957-58 | Bathurst Papermakers | New Glasgow Rangers Lost Quarterfinals (see note below) |
N/A |
1958-59 | Miramichi Beavers | Lost Quarterfinals | N/A |
1959-60 | Amherst Ramblers | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1960-61 | Amherst Ramblers | Lost Eastern Final | N/A |
1961-62 | Amherst Ramblers | Lost Quarterfinals | N/A |
1962-63 | Moncton Hawks | Lost Eastern Final | N/A |
1963-64 | Windsor Maple Leafs | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
1964-65 | New Glasgow Rangers | Lost Quarterfinals | N/A |
1965-66 | Moncton Hawks | Lost Quarterfinals | N/A |
1966-67 | Moncton Hawks | Lost Semifinals | N/A |
Note:Teams were given the option if they wanted to compete for the Allan Cup in 1957-58. The New Glasgow Rangers won an Allan Cup qualifying tournament held prior to the 1957-58 Maritimes Senior Playoffs and represented the region in the 1957-58 Eastern Canada Allan Cup Playoffs losing in the quarterfinal round. They would then rejoin the Maritimes playoffs in the semifinal round. The Bathurst Papermakers would win the Maritime championship.
See Also[]
- Starr Trophy Maritimes Championship predating the formation of the Maritime Amateur Hockey Association (1905-1915)
- Bolton Cup Eastern Canada Senior Championship (1971-2003)
- Atlantic Cup Atlantic Canada Senior Championship (2004-Present)
- Herder Memorial Trophy Newfoundland and Labrador Senior Championship (1935-Present)
- Maritime Senior Hockey League
- Maritime Senior Hockey League (1947-50)
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