Nova Scotia
History[]
The Valley Senior Hockey League operated under the authority of the Maritimes Amateur Hockey Association (MAHA) and the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association (CAHA). Its teams were eligible for the Allan Cup except in 1949-50.
This league was centered in north-central Nova Scotia. The main member teams came from Kentville, Wolfville, and Windsor as well as Acadia University in Wolfville.
The league ran from the 1920's to 1940-41 and for 1942-43 before ceasing operations for World War II. It then operated from 1946-47 to 1954-55. The league was replace in the area by the Nova Scotia National Defense Hockey League for the 1943-44 and 1944-45 seasons
After a year off it became an intermediate league in 1956-57.
League Champions[]
- 1921-22 Windsor
- 1922-23 Windsor
- 1923-24 Kentville Wildcats
- 1924-25 Windsor
- 1925-26 Kentville
- 1928-29 Acadia University Axemen
- 1929-30 Acadia University Axemen
- 1930-31 Wolfville Cohorts
- 1931-32 Acadia University Axemen (withdrew due to exams; Windsor Maple Leafs represent league at MSP)
- 1932-33 Windsor Maple Leafs
- 1933-34 Acadia University Axemen
- 1934-35 Kentville Wildcats
- 1935-36 Windsor Maple Leafs
- 1936-37 Wolfville Sunocos
- 1937-38 Wolfville Sunocos
- 1938-39 Port Williams Ports
- 1939-40 Acadia University Axemen
- 1940-41 Kentville Wildcats
- 1942-43 Greenwood Bombers
- 1946-47 Kentville Wildcats
- 1947-48 Windsor Maple Leafs
- 1948-49 Acadia University Axemen
- 1949-50 Wolfville Falcons
- 1950-51 Windsor Maple Leafs
- 1951-52 Windsor Maple Leafs
- 1952-53 Windsor Maple Leafs
- 1953-54 Windsor Maple Leafs
- 1954-55 Kentville Wildcats
Teams (1929-1941)[]
- Acadia University Axemen (1928-1941)
- Kentville Commercials (1928-1931) replaced by Wildcats
- Windsor Maple Leafs (1929-1941)
- Wolfville Cohorts (1929-1935) renamed Falcons
- Kentville Wildcats (1931-1937) Join Eastern Nova Scotia Senior Hockey League
- Canning Habitants (1934-1935, 1938-39)
- Port Williams Ports (1934-1940)
- Wolfville Falcons (1935-1936) renamed Sunocos
- Wolfville Sunocos (1936-1938) join Eastern Nova Scotia Senior Hockey League as Wolfville Cohorts
- Wolfville Cohorts (1939-1941)
- Kentville Wildcats (1940-1941)
Teams (1942-1943)[]
- Aldershot Black Watch (1942-1943) join Nova Scotia National Defense Hockey League
- Greenwood Bombers (1942-1943) join Nova Scotia National Defense Hockey League
- Kentville Wildcats (1942-1943)
Teams (1946-1955)[]
- Kentville Wildcats (1946-1955) folded
- Windsor Red Devils (1946-1947) folded
- Berwick Bruins (1946-1947) folded?
- Wolfville Red Wings (1946-1949) folded
- Windsor Training School (1946-1947) dropped out during season
- Acadia University Axemen (1947-1954) withdrew
- Windsor Maple Leafs (1947-1955) disbanded, reorganized 1959
- Wolfville Falcons (1949-1955) folded
- Dartmouth Chebuctos (1950-1951) folded?
See also[]
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