
North Saskatchewan Jr "B"
The North Saskatchewan Junior B Hockey League were a Junior "B" ice hockey league in Saskatchewan, Canada, sanctioned by Hockey Canada. The playoff champion played-off against the winner of the Southern Saskatchewan/Prairie Junior Hockey League for the right to compete for the Keystone Cup. In 2007, the North Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League joined the Prairie Junior Hockey League creating one league.
History[]
The league was formed in 1966 when the Saskatoon Macs left the Long Lake Senior Hockey League. The first season the league included the Macs, Shellbrook Knights, Melfort TMs, and teams from Outlook, Humboldt, and Prince Albert. These six teams made up the league from 1966 to 1969 when the Shellbrook Knights and Melfort TMs both leave the league, and four new teams joined the league (North Battleford St. Thomas, Milden, Unity, and the Saskatoon Wesleys).

League logo with final member teams
The league would last to the 2006-07 after which the Saskatoon Chiefs (now Delisle Chiefs), Saskatoon Quakers, Saskatoon Royals, Saskatoon Westleys, and the Tri-Town Thunder (now Carrot River Outback Thunder) all join up with the South Saskatchewan Junior B Hockey League to form the Prairie Junior Hockey League.
Traditionally the North Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League champion faced off against the South Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League champion at the Saskatchewan Provincial Junior B Hockey Championship for the right to compete at the Keystone Cup -- the Western Canadian Junior B Championship.
The Teams[]
Team | Centre |
Saskatoon Chiefs | Saskatoon |
Saskatoon Quakers | Saskatoon |
Saskatoon Royals | Saskatoon |
Saskatoon Westleys | Saskatoon |
Tri-Town Thunder | Carrot River |
Season[]
- 1966-67 NskJHL Season
- 1967-68 NskJHL Season
- 1968-69 NskJHL Season
- 1969-70 NskJHL Season
- 1970-71 NskJHL Season
- 1971-72 NskJHL Season
- 1972-73 NskJHL Season
- 1973-74 NskJHL Season
- 1974-75 NskJHL Season
- 1975-76 NSkJHL Season
- 1976-77 NSkJHL Season
- 1977-78 NSkJHL Season
- 1978-79 NSkJHL Season
- 1979-80 NsKJHL Season
- 1980-81 NSkJHL Season
- 1981-82 NSkJHL Season
- 1982-83 NSkJHL Season
- 1983-84 NSkJHL Season
- 1984-85 NSkJHL Season
- 1985-86 NSkJHL Season
- 1986-87 NSkJHL Season
- 1987-88 NSkJHL Season
- 1988-89 NSkJHL Season
- 1989-90 NSkJHL Season
- 1990-91 NSkJHL Season
- 1991-92 NSkJHL Season
- 1992-93 NSkJHL Season
- 1993-94 NSkJHL Season
- 1994-95 NSkJHL Season
- 1995-96 NSkJHL Season
- 1996-97 NSkJHL Season
- 1997-98 NSkJHL Season
- 1998-99 NSkJHL Season
- 1999-00 NSkJHL Season
- 2000-01 NSkJHL Season
- 2001-02 NSkJHL Season
- 2002-03 NSkJHL Season
- 2003-04 NSkJHL Season
- 2004-05 NSkJHL Season
- 2005-06 NSkJHL Season
- 2006-07 NSkJHL Season
Champions[]
- 2007 Saskatoon Royals
- 2006 Saskatoon Royals
- 2005 Saskatoon Royals
- 2004 Tri Town Thunder
- 2003 Warman Valley Crusaders
- 2002 Saskatoon Chiefs
- 2001 Saskatoon Royals
- 2000 Saskatoon Royals
- 1999 Saskatoon Royals
- 1998 Saskatoon Royals
- 1997 Saskatoon Royals
- 1996 Saskatoon Royals
- 1995 Saskatoon Royals
- 1994 Kinistino Tigers
- 1993 Kinistino Tigers
- 1992 Kinistino Tigers
- 1991 Kinistino Tigers
- 1990 Kinistino Tigers
- 1989 Kinistino Tigers
- 1988 Warman Valley Crusaders
- 1987 Hudson Bay Saints
- 1986 Prince Albert North Stars
- 1985 Prince Albert North Stars
- 1984 Saskatoon Westleys
- 1983 Saskatoon Westleys
- 1982 Saskatoon Quakers
- 1981 Hudson Bay Saints
- 1980 Melfort TM's
- 1979 Melfort TM's
- 1978 Saskatoon Quakers
- 1977 Team Melfort
- 1976 Team Melfort
- 1975 Saskatoon Quakers
- 1974 Saskatoon Quakers
- 1973 St Thomas Imperials North Battleford
- 1972 St Thomas Imperials North Battleford
- 1971 Saskatoon Macs
- 1970 St Peters College
- 1969 Prince Albert Knights
External links[]
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