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Summerside is a town of about 17,000 in western [[Prince Edward Island]], [[Canada]].
 
Summerside is a town of about 17,000 in western [[Prince Edward Island]], [[Canada]].
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Summerside has hosted
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[[1989 Centennial Cup]]
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[[1997 Royal Bank Cup]]
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[[2011 Hockey Day in Canada]]
   
 
==Teams==
 
==Teams==
   
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*[[Prince Edward Island Islanders ]]([[Global Canadian Hockey League]], 2008) league hasn't played
*[[Summerside All Stars]]
 
*[[Summerside Legion]]
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*[[Summerside Aces]]
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*[[Summerside RCAF]]
 
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#[[1957-58 Maritimes Senior Playoffs]]
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#[[1958-59 Maritimes Intermediate Playoffs]]
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#[[1967-68 Maritimes Intermediate Playoffs]]
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*[[Summerside All Stars]] ([http://icehockey.wikia.com/wiki/1947-48_Maritimes_Intermediate_Playoffs 1947-48 Maritimes Intermediate Playoffs])
 
*[[Summerside Crystals]]
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#[[Central Section|(Central Section]], 1931-1932) senior level
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#([[Island Junior Hockey League (1973–1991)|Island Junior Hockey League]], 1973-1980) sit out 1 season
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#([[Island Junior Hockey League (1973–1991)|Island Junior Hockey League]], 1981-1982) renamed Western Capitals
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#([[Island Junior Hockey League (1973–1991)|Island Junior Hockey League]], 1983-1985) renamed Western Capitals
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*[[Summerside IceFox]] ([[Canadian Elite Hockey League]], 2005-2006) fold with league
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*[[Summerside Legion]] (1964 and 1965 PEI Junior Champions)
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*[[Summerside RCAF|Summerside RCAF ]][http://icehockey.wikia.com/wiki/1940-41_Maritimes_Senior_Playoffs 1940-41 Maritimes Senior Playoffs]
 
*[[Summerside Western Capitals]]
 
*[[Summerside Western Capitals]]
   
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#([[Island Junior Hockey League (1973–1991)|Island Junior Hockey League]], 1982-1983) renamed Crystals again
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#([[Island Junior Hockey League (1973–1991)|Island Junior Hockey League]], 1985-1991) join [[Maritime Junior A Hockey League]]
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#([[Maritime Junior A Hockey League]], 1991-2010) see MHL
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#([[Maritime Hockey League]], 2010-2014) see MJAHL
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#([[Maritime Junior A Hockey League]], 2014-Present)
   
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*[[West Prince Bluefins]] ([[Island Junior Hockey League (1973–1991)|Island Junior Hockey League]], 1976-1980) folded
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==Arenas==
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*[[Cahill Stadium|Cahill Stadium  ]](closed in 2007)
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*[[Consolidated Credit Union Place]] (2007-Present, formerly known as Summerside Wellness Centre Arena)
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*[[The Plex at Slemon Park]]
   
 
==Champions==
 
==Champions==
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==='''[[Royal Bank Cup]]'''===
 
==='''[[Royal Bank Cup]]'''===
   
*1996-97 '''[[Summerside Western Capitals]]'''
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*1996-97 '''[[Summerside Western Capitals]]'''
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[[Category:Canadian towns]]
 
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==Players==
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*[[Darryl Boyce]]
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*[[Charles "Moose" Cahill]]
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*[[John Chabot]]
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*[[Gerard Gallant]]
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*[[Doug MacLean]]
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*[[Nathan McIver]]
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*[[Steve Ott]]
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*[[Kent Paynter]]
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*[[M. F. Schurman]]
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*[[Errol Thompson]]
 
[[Category:Prince Edward Island towns]]

Revision as of 10:50, 27 November 2018

Summerside is a town of about 17,000 in western Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Summerside has hosted

1989 Centennial Cup

1997 Royal Bank Cup

2011 Hockey Day in Canada

Teams

  • Prince Edward Island Islanders (Global Canadian Hockey League, 2008) league hasn't played
  • Summerside Aces
  1. 1957-58 Maritimes Senior Playoffs
  2. 1958-59 Maritimes Intermediate Playoffs
  3. 1967-68 Maritimes Intermediate Playoffs
  1. (Central Section, 1931-1932) senior level
  2. (Island Junior Hockey League, 1973-1980) sit out 1 season
  3. (Island Junior Hockey League, 1981-1982) renamed Western Capitals
  4. (Island Junior Hockey League, 1983-1985) renamed Western Capitals
  1. (Island Junior Hockey League, 1982-1983) renamed Crystals again
  2. (Island Junior Hockey League, 1985-1991) join Maritime Junior A Hockey League
  3. (Maritime Junior A Hockey League, 1991-2010) see MHL
  4. (Maritime Hockey League, 2010-2014) see MJAHL
  5. (Maritime Junior A Hockey League, 2014-Present)

Arenas

Champions

Royal Bank Cup

Players