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Big 6 Hockey League

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Big 6 Hockey League
SportIce hockey
Founded1959
No. of teams9
CountryCanada

The Big 6 Hockey League is a senior men's ice hockey league in south-eastern Saskatchewan, Canada. There are currently nine teams in the league. The league began in 1959-1960 with four teams, the Bienfait Coalers, Frobisher Flyers, Glen Ewen Eagles, and Oxbow Aces.

The teams compete for the Lincoln Trophy. The Bienfait Coalers have been the most successful team in league history with 15 championships.

Select regular season and playoff games from around the league are broadcast on Estevan radio station CJSL.[1]

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Current Teams

Defunct Teams

Championships

Year Winning team Losing team Games Notes
1959-60 Bienfait Coalers
1960-61 Midale Miners
1961-62 Bienfait Coalers
1962-63 Bienfait Coalers
1963-64 Arcola / Kisbey Combines
1964-65 Arcola / Kisbey Combines
1965-66 Carlyle Cougars
1966-67 Arcola / Kisbey Combines
1967-68 Arcola / Kisbey Combines
1968-69 Carlyle Cougars
1968-70 Carnduff Red Devils
1970-71 Bienfait Coalers
1971-72 Wawota Flyers
1972-73 Wawota Flyers
1973-74 Wawota Flyers
1974-75 Wawota Flyers
1975-76 Bienfait Coalers
1976-77 Bienfait Coalers
1977-78 Bienfait Coalers
1978-79 Carnduff Red Devils
1979-80 Carnduff Red Devils
1980-81 Lampman Imperials
1981-82 Wawota Flyers
1982-83 Bienfait Coalers
1983-84 Carnduff Red Devils
1984-85 Estevan Bears
1985-86 Estevan Bears
1986-87 Estevan Bears
1987-88 Carnduff Red Devils
1988-89 Carlyle Cougars
1989-90 Carnduff Red Devils
1990-91 Carnduff Red Devils
1991-92 Carlyle Cougars
1992-93 Carnduff Red Devils
1993-94 Carnduff Red Devils
1994-95 Carlyle Cougars
1995-96 Bienfait Coalers
1996-97 Carlyle Cougars
1997-98 Arcola / Kisbey Combines
1998-99 Carlyle Cougars
1999-00 Carlyle Cougars
2000-01 Carlyle Cougars
2001-02 Bienfait Coalers
2002-03 Weyburn Devils
2003-04 Moosomin Rangers
2004-05 Wawota Flyers Weyburn Devils
2005-06 Weyburn Devils Wawota Flyers 3 - 2
2006-07 Carnduff Red Devils Carlyle Cougars 4 - 3
2007-08 Midale Mustangs Carnduff Red Devils 4 - 1
2008-09 Midale Mustangs Redvers Rockets 4 - 1
2009-10 Midale Mustangs Bienfait Coalers 4 - 0
2010-11 Bienfait Coalers Midale Mustangs 4 - 3
2011-12 Bienfait Coalers Midale Mustangs 4 - 2
2012-13 Bienfait Coalers Arcola / Kisbey Combines 4 - 0
2013-14 Bienfait Coalers Midale Mustangs 4 - 0
2014-15 Bienfait Coaler Wawota Flyers 4 - 1
2015-16 Wawota Flyers Bienfait Coalers 4 - 1
2016-17 Wawota Flyers Yellow Grass Wheat Kings 4 - 0
2017-18 Redvers Rockets Carnduff Red Devils 3 - 0
2018-19 Yellow Grass Wheat Kings Carnduff Red Devils 3 - 0
2019-20 Championship cancelled due to COVID-19
2020-21 Season cancelled due to COVID-19
2021-22 Carnduff Red Devils Redvers Rockets 3 - 1
2022-23 Redvers Rockets Moosomin Rangers 3 - o

See also

References

  1. ^ "Big Six - Provincial Hockey Broadcasts Announced! - Discoverestevan.com". discoverestevan.com. Archived from the original on 9 July 2021.

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