History
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The Western International Hockey League was a senior hockey league in southeastern British Columbia.
This was formerly the West Kootenay League. It changed its name when it expanded to Los Angeles and Spokane in 1946-47.
The Los Angeles team only lasted one season but the team in Spokane lasted through most of the league's history.
This was a senior league that won six Allan Cups.
TeamsEdit
List of ChampionsEdit
- 1946-47 Kimberley Dynamiters
- 1947-48 Trail Smoke Eaters
- 1948-49 Spokane Flyers (league title)
- 1949-50 Spokane Flyers (league title)
- 1950-51 Trail Smoke Eaters
- 1951-52 Trail Smoke Eaters
- 1952-53 Spokane Flyers
- 1953-54 Nelson Maple Leafs
- 1954-55 Kimberley Dynamiters
- 1955-56 Spokane Flyers
- 1956-57 Spokane Flyers
- 1957-58 Rossland Warriors
- 1958-59 Nelson Maple Leafs
- 1959-60 Trail Smoke Eaters
- 1960-61 Nelson Maple Leafs
- 1961-62 Trail Smoke Eaters*
- 1962-63 No League play
- 1963-64 Kimberley Dynamiters
- 1964-65 Nelson Maple Leafs
- 1965-66 Kimberley Dynamiters
- 1966-67 Nelson Maple Leafs
- 1967-68 Spokane Jets
- 1968-69 Spokane Jets
- 1969-70 Spokane Jets*
- 1970-71 Nelson Maple Leafs
- 1971-72 Spokane Jets*
- 1972-73 Spokane Jets
- 1973-74 Cranbrook Royals
- 1974-75 Spokane Flyers*
- 1975-76 Spokane Flyers
- 1976-77 Spokane Flyers
- 1977-78 Kimberley Dynamiters*
- 1978-79 Trail Smoke Eaters
- 1979-80 Spokane Flyers*
- 1980-81 Kimberley Dynamiters
- 1981-82 Cranbrook Royals*
- 1982-83 Trail Smoke Eaters
- 1983-84 Spokane Chiefs
- 1984-85 Spokane Chiefs
- 1985-86 Nelson Maple Leafs
- 1986-87 Nelson Maple Leafs
- 1987-88 Elk Valley Blazers
-* Won Allan Cup
Note: In 1948-49 and 1949-50 the Trail Smoke Eaters advanced to the British Columbia playoffs because Spokane was not eligible for the Allan Cup.
See alsoEdit
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