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The Turnbull Memorial Trophy commonly referred to as the Turnbull Cup, was first awarded in 1920 to the Manitoba Junior Hockey Champion. Then starting in 1933 to the Manitoba Junior "A" Hockey Champion. And with the creation of the Canadian Junior A Hockey League in 1993, to the Champions of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League.

Since the change to Junior "A" in 1933, the MJHL and it’s predecessor the Winnipeg and District Junior Hockey League have directly crowned a Manitoba Champion all but eleven years.

The Winnipegs donated the Turnbull Memorial Trophy to the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association in memory of Army Captain W. J. (Ollie) Turnbull who died in active service in World War I. He was a member of the team when they won the Senior Hockey Championship of Canada in 1913.

Challenge Years[]

This is a list of years in which the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association sanctioned a playoff series
between the MJHL champion and the champion of another Manitoba junior league for the Turnbull Cup.
Note: click on "Year" for game by game results.

Turnbull Cup Challenge Years
Year Champions Runners-Up Series
MJHL vs. CMJHL
1968 St. James Canadians (MJHL) Selkirk Steelers (CMJHL) 4-2
MJHL vs. NJHL
1980 Selkirk Steelers (MJHL) Thompson King Miners (NJHL) 3-0
1981 St. Boniface Saints (MJHL) Thompson King Miners (NJHL) 3-0
1982 Fort Garry Blues (MJHL) Flin Flon Bombers (NJHL) 3-0
1983 Dauphin Kings (MJHL) The Pas Huskies (NJHL) 3-0
1984 Selkirk Steelers (MJHL) Flin Flon Bombers (NJHL) 4-1
1985 Selkirk Steelers (MJHL) Thompson King Miners (NJHL) 3-0

Turnbull Cup Champions[]

Note: Years highlighted are when provincial playoffs occurred. Click on for game by game results.
For all other years see List of MJHL Seasons.

Year Team Year Team Year Team
1920 Selkirk Fishermen 1921 Winnipeg Falcons 1922 University of Manitoba
1923 University of Manitoba 1924 University of Manitoba 1925 University of Manitoba
1926 Winnipeg Tammany Tigers 1927 Elmwood Millionaires 1928 Elmwood Millionaires
1929 Elmwood Millionaires 1930 Elmwood Millionaires 1931 Elmwood Millionaires
1932 Winnipeg Monarchs 1933 Brandon Native Sons 1934 Kenora Thistles
1935 Winnipeg Monarchs 1936 Elmwood Maple Leafs 1937 Winnipeg Monarchs
1938 St. Boniface Seals 1939 Brandon Elks 1940 Kenora Thistles
1941 Winnipeg Rangers 1942 Portage Terriers 1943 Winnipeg Rangers
1944 St. James Canadians 1945 Winnipeg Monarchs 1946 Winnipeg Monarchs
1947 Brandon Elks 1948 Winnipeg Monarchs 1949 Brandon Wheat Kings
1950 Brandon Wheat Kings 1951 Winnipeg Monarchs 1952 Winnipeg Monarchs
1953 St. Boniface Canadiens 1954 St. Boniface Canadiens 1955 Winnipeg Monarchs
1956 St. Boniface Canadiens 1957 Winnipeg Monarchs 1958 St. Boniface Canadiens
1959 Winnipeg Braves 1960 Brandon Wheat Kings 1961 Winnipeg Rangers
1962 Brandon Wheat Kings 1963 Brandon Wheat Kings 1964 Brandon Wheat Kings
1965 Winnipeg Braves 1966 Winnipeg Rangers 1967 Flin Flon Bombers
1968 St. James Canadians 1969 Dauphin Kings 1970 Dauphin Kings
1971 St. Boniface Saints 1972 Dauphin Kings 1973 Portage Terriers
1974 Selkirk Steelers 1975 Selkirk Steelers 1976 Selkirk Steelers
1977 Dauphin Kings 1978 Kildonan North Stars 1979 Selkirk Steelers
1980 Selkirk Steelers 1981 St. Boniface Saints 1982 Fort Garry Blues
1983 Dauphin Kings 1984 Selkirk Steelers 1985 Selkirk Steelers
1986 Winnipeg South Blues 1987 Selkirk Steelers 1988 Winnipeg South Blues
1989 Winnipeg South Blues 1990 Portage Terriers 1991 Winkler Flyers
1992 Winkler Flyers 1993 Dauphin Kings 1994 St. Boniface Saints
1995 Winnipeg South Blues 1996 St. James Canadians 1997 St. James Canadians
1998 Winkler Flyers 1999 OCN Blizzard 2000 OCN Blizzard
2001 OCN Blizzard 2002 OCN Blizzard 2003 OCN Blizzard
2004 Selkirk Steelers 2005 Portage Terriers 2006 Winnipeg South Blues
2007 Selkirk Steelers 2008 Portage Terriers 2009 Portage Terriers
2010 Dauphin Kings 2011 Portage Terriers 2012 Portage Terriers

Championship Rosters[]

1945 | 1946 | 1947 | 1948 | 1949 | Turnbull Cup (2018)

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