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The Manitoba Centennial Cup was retired following the championships of 1995. The version of this trophy, with bison on top, currently resides in the Hockey Hall Of Fame in Toronto. https://www.hhof.com/thecollection/historictrophies.html - info provided by Izak Westgate - Hockey Hall of Fame

THE ROYAL BANK CUP

For the 1996 tournament the Royal Bank Of Canada became the title sponsor. A new trophy was created called the Royal Bank Cup.

OFFICIAL NAMES:

1. ROYAL BANK CUP: 1996-2003
2. RBC ROYAL BANK CUP: 2004-2007
3. RBC CUP: 2008-2018

THE TOURNAMENT FORMAT:

Each member league of the CJHL would send their championship club to a regional qualifier, playing for the right to represent the region at the Royal Bank Cup tournament.

The tournament structure was a five-team round-robin, each team plays the others once (lowest team eliminated). This was followed by a playoff round for the four remaining teams, two semifinals and a final. The participating teams are the four regional champions and the host team.

• Fred Page Cup: Eastern Champion
• Dudley Hewitt Cup: Central Champion
• Anavet Cup: Western Champion
• Doyle Cup: Pacific Champion
• Host Team: Predetermined by Canadian Junior Hockey League

In May of 1996, the Vernon Vipers defeated the Melfort Mustangs winning the inaugural Royal Bank Cup in Melfort, Saskatchewan.

RETIREMENT

In 2019 the naming rights for the championship ended for RBC. The Royal Bank Cup Trophy was presented, without sponsorship, in 2019 National Junior A Championship. The trophy was subsequently retired on completion of 2019 season. It currently resides in the Hockey Hall Of Fame in Toronto. https://www.hhof.com/thecollection/historictrophies.html - info provided by Izak Westgate - Hockey Hall of Fame

For historical winners list visit this page National Champion Winners List.

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1996 - VERNON VIPERS at Melfort, Sask.

Roster : Kevin McElroy, Nathan Borega, Adam Stewart, Josh MacNevin, Sjon Wynia, Dustin Whitecotton, Sean Patchell, Garth Gartner, Jeff Scissons, Brian Finch, Jeff Cheeseman (Captain), John Fife, Doug Sheppard, Brent Dodginghorse, Chad Cammock, Brad Cook, Blaine McCauley, Beau Riedel, Todd Laurin, Chad Pounder, Kevin Danbrook, Rob Mace
Staff: Owner/President : Duncan Wray, General Manager/Coach : Rob Bremner, Assistant Coaches : Troy Mick, Mike Auerbach, Trainer : Greg Sieg

Final : Vernon 2 Melfort 0
Semi-finals: Vernon 7 Newmarket 4, Melfort 7 Yorkton 3

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS GP W L GF GA Pts
Melfort Mustangs (Host) : 4 4 0 28 5 8
Newmarket 87's (Central) : 4 2 2 18 22 4
Vernon Vipers (Pacific) : 4 2 2 17 16 4
Yorkton Terriers (West) : 4 1 3 12 19 2
Moncton Gagnon Beavers (East) : 4 1 3 9 22 2

Round-robin scores;
Yorkton 1 vs Melfort 7
Newmarket 7 vs Vernon 5
Melfort 5 vs Moncton 0
Newmarket 5 vs Yorkton 2
Moncton 3 vs Vernon 6
Vernon 1 vs Melfort 5 [Abbott Cup Game]
Yorkton 8 vs Moncton 2
Melfort 11 vs Newmarket 3
Moncton 4 vs Newmarket 3
Vernon 5 vs Yorkton 1

AWARDS :
MVP : Serge Bourgeois, Moncton Gagnon Beavers
Top Scorer : Jason Duda, Melfort Mustangs
Most Sportsmanlike : Valeri Ermolov, Melfort Mustangs
Best Goalie : Joel Laing, Melfort Mustangs
Outstanding Forward : Jeff Cheeseman, Vernon Vipers
Best Defenceman : Curtis Doell, Melfort Mustangs

JUNIOR 'A' PLAYER OF THE YEAR; (as selected by the CJAHL) Winner : Trent Walfort, Newmarket 87's (OPJHL), Runners-up : Serge Bourgeois, Moncton Gagnon Beavers (MarJHL), Jason Duda, Melfort Mustangs (SJHL)

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1997 - SUMMERSIDE WESTERN CAPITALS at Summerside, PEI

Roster : Mark White, Stacey Smallman, Mike White, Jan Klimes, Steve Dyer, Gary Cooper, Jeremy Pierce, Evan Hickey, James Chalmers, David Boehme, Travis Richard, Troy MacAusland, Dan West, Sean Firth, D'arcy Hutchinson, Tyson Flinn, Shawn McCarthy, Kyle Fraser, John Murphy, Jamie Gallant, Trevor Arsenault, Steven Currie, Kirk Johnston, Jason Gallant, Harlin Hayes, Gerri Cicciu
Staff: Manager : Clair Sudsbury, Head Coach : Gerard Gallant, Assistant Coaches : Jeff Squires & Ivan Baglole, Trainers : Blaine "Alfie" Gallant, Paul MacAusland, Walter Green, Glen Peddle

Final : Summerside 4 South Surrey 3
Semi-finals : South Surrey 4 Kanata Valley 2, Summerside 4 Weyburn 3 (OT)

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS GP W L GF GA Pts
Weyburn Red Wings (West) : 4 3 1 26 9 6
Kanata Valley Lasers (East) : 4 3 1 22 22 6
South Surrey Eagles (Pacific) : 4 3 1 19 15 6
Summerside Western Caps (Host) : 4 1 3 14 19 2
Rayside-Balfour Sabrecats (Centeral) : 4 0 4 7 22 0

Round-robin scores :
Weyburn 7 vs Kanata Valley 3
Rayside-Balfour 1 vs Summerside 5
South Surrey 5 vs Rayside-Balfour 2
Summerside 5 vs Kanata Valley 7
Summerside 2 vs Weyburn 8
Kanata Valley 5 vs Rayside-Balfour 4
Weyburn 4 vs South Surrey 5 (OT) (Abbott Cup Game)
South Surrey 3 vs Summerside 2 (OT)
Rayside-Balfour 0 vs Weyburn 7
Kanata Valley 7 vs South Surrey 6

AWARDS :
MVP : Mark Hartigan, Weyburn Red Wings
Top Scorer : Mark Hartigan, Weyburn Red Wings
Most Sportsmanlike : Ryan Jardine, Kanata Valley
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Best Goalie : Geoff Derouin, Weyburn Red Wings
Outstanding Forward : Scott Gomez, South Surrey Eagles
Best Defenceman : Jakub Ficenec, South Surrey Eagles

JUNIOR 'A' PLAYER OF THE YEAR : (as selected by the CJAHL) Winner : Darryl Moxam, Rayside-Balfour Sabrecats (NOJHA), Runners-up : Wes Dorey, Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL), Shane Kuss, South Surrey Eagles (BCHL)

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1998 - SOUTH SURREY EAGLES at Nanaimo, BC

Roster : Peter Wishloff, Darren Gastrock, Wade Dubielewicz, Joe Vandermeer, Jakub Ficenec, Brad Granley, Brian Herbert, Kris Wilson, John McNabb, Mike Bishai, Chris Tarr, Aaron Schneekloth, Colin Hemingway, Jeremy Vanin, Shaun Wedderburn, Matt Erhart, Jeff Nabseth, Travis Payne, Clint Orr, Lyle Steenbergen, Aaron Courtney, Travis Rycroft, Trevor Rapchalk
Staff: Owner : Cliff Annable, General Manager/Coach : Mark Holick, Assistant Coach : John Short, Trainers : Gary Meredith and Dick Earle

Final : South Surrey 4 Weyburn 1
Semi-finals : South Surrey 6 Milton 2, Weyburn 4 Nanaimo 1

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS GP W L GF GA Pts
South Surrey Eagles (Pacific) : 4 4 0 22 4 8
Nanaimo Clippers (Host) : 4 3 1 15 11 6
Weyburn Red Wings (West) : 4 2 2 15 13 6
Milton Merchants (Central) : 4 1 3 9 17 2
Brockville Braves (East) : 4 0 4 8 23 0

Round-robin scores :
Nanaimo 6 vs Milton 2
South Surrey 6 vs Weyburn 2 [Abbott Cup Game]
Brockville 3 vs Nanaimo 4 (OT)
Weyburn 5 vs Brockville 1
Milton 0 vs South Surrey 3
Milton 5 vs Brockville 2
Weyburn 6 vs Milton 2
South Surrey 4 vs Nanaimo 0
Brockville 2 vs South Surrey 9
Nanaimo 5 vs Weyburn 2

AWARDS :
MVP : Peter Wishloff, South Surrey Eagles
Top Scorer : Kris Wilson, South Surrey Eagles
Most Sportsmanlike : Kirk Feasey, Weyburn Red Wings
Best Goalie : Peter Wishloff, South Surrey
Eagles
Outstanding Forward : Kris Wilson, South Surrey Eagles
Best Defenceman : Robin Sochan, Nanaimo Clippers

JUNIOR 'A' PLAYER OF THE YEAR : (as selected by the CJAHL) Winner : Mike Comrie, St.Albert Saints (AJHL), Runners-up : Mark Hartigan, Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL), Jedd Crumb, Winnipeg South Blues (ManJHL)

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1999 - VERNON VIPERS at Yorkton, SK

Roster : Tylor Valin, John Bradley, Mike Bussoli, Spence Gilchrist, Danny Williams, Josh Reed, Tyler Knight, Kori Davison, Jeff Filewich, Ryan Bayda, Kelly Sickavish, Kenny Magowan, Petr Chytka, Jace Digel, Lanny Gare, John Duggan, Joel Bresciani, Scott Krahn, Tito Kamel, Nick Ringstad, Domenic Lacasse, Lennie Rampone (Captain), Derek Gustafson, Chris King, Wade Dubielewicz
Staff: Owner : Dr. Duncan Wray, General Manager/Coach : Troy Mick, Assistant Coach : Joe Oliver, Trainers : Tim Cooper & Trevor McEachnie

Final : Vernon 9 Charlottetown 3
Semi-finals : Vernon 3 Bramalea 2, Charlottetown 6 Yorkton 5 (2OT)

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS GP W L GF GA Pts
Bramalea Blues (Central) : 4 3 1 14 11 6
Yorkton Terriers (Host) : 4 3 1 12 8 6
Charlottetown Abbies (East).. 4 2 2 16 13 4
Vernon Vipers (Pacific) : 4 1 3 11 15 2
Estevan Bruins (West) : 4 1 3 11 17 2

Round-robin scores :
Estevan 1 vs Yorkton 6
Bramalea 4 vs Vernon 2
Yorkton 2 vs Charlottetown 1
Bramalea 4 vs Estevan 3
Charlottetown 6 vs Vernon 5
Vernon 1 vs Yorkton 3
Estevan 5 vs Charlottetown 4
Yorkton 1 vs Bramalea 5
Charlottetown 5 vs Bramalea 1
Vernon 3 vs Estevan 2 [Abbott Cup Game]

AWARDS :
MVP : Dennis Bassett, Yorkton Terriers
Top Scorer : William Hubloo, Charlottetown Abbies
Most Sportsmanlike : Anthony Aquino, Bramalea Blues
Best Goalie : Dennis Bassett, Yorkton Terriers
Outstanding Forward : Kyle Amyotte, Bramalea Blues
Best Defenceman : John Bradley, Vernon Vipers

JUNIOR 'A' PLAYER OF THE YEAR : (as selected by the CJAHL) Winner : Dany Heatley, Calgary Canucks (AJHL), Runners-up : Kevin Doell, Melfort Mustangs (SJHL), William Hubloo, Charlottetown (MarJHL)

Format Change - A Bronze Medal Game was added, played for between the lossers of the semi-final games.

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2000 - FORT McMURRAY OIL BARONS at Fort McMurray, AB

Roster : Nick Roberts, Galloway Carroll, Ed (Skip) Renauld, Scott McQueen, Clint Orr, Craig Strain, Scott Basiuk, David McCulloch, Scott Upshall, Quinn Sherdahl, Shane Frank, Colin Murphy, Kent Beagle, Brad McTavish, Travis Gladue, Nathan Rosychuk, Tyler Brough, Chad Kletzel, Justin Trudeau, Jason Boyd, Rob Staudinger (Captain), Jeff Drummond, Mike Brown, Brent Zelenewich, Dustin Schwartz
Staff: President : Nick Dehoog, General Manager/Coach : Fran Gow, Assistant Coaches : Wendell Hodgson, Kevin Higo, Gates Genereux, Trainer : Curtis O'Brien, Athletic Therapist : Shane Kearney

Final : Fort McMurray 2 Rayside Balfour 1
Bronze-Medal Game : Chilliwack 3 North Battleford 2 (2OT)
Semi-finals : Fort McMurray 5 North Battleford 2, Rayside Balfour 2 Chilliwack 1

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS GP W L GF GA Pts
Fort McMurray Oil Barons (Host) : 4 3 1 14 10 6
Rayside Balfour Sabrecats (Central) : 4 3 1 20 17 6
Chilliwack Chiefs (Pacific) : 4 2 2 18 16 4
North Battleford North Stars (West).. 4 2 2 10 13 4
Cornwall Colts (East) : 4 0 4 11 17 0

Round-robin scores :
North Battleford 2 vs Fort McMurray 1
Rayside Balfour 8 vs Chilliwack 7 (2OT)
Fort McMurray 5 vs Cornwall 2
Rayside Balfour 4 vs North Battleford 2
Cornwall 2 vs Chilliwack 3
Fort McMurray 4 vs Rayside Balfour 3
North Battleford 4 vs Cornwall 3 (OT)
Chilliwack 3 vs Fort McMurray 4
Cornwall 4 vs Rayside Balfour 5
Chilliwack 5 vs North Battleford 2

AWARDS :
MVP : Serge Dube, Rayside Balfour Sabrecats
Top Scorer : Serge Dube, Rayside Balfour Sabrecats & Kevin Estrada, Chilliwack Chiefs
Most Sportsmanlike : Craig Strain, Fort McMurray Oil Barons
Best Goalie : Steven Nelson, North Battleford N.Stars
Outstanding Forward : Colin Murphy, Fort McMurray Oil Barons
Best Defenceman : Troy Turyk, Rayside Balfour Sabrecats

JUNIOR 'A' PLAYER OF THE YEAR : (as selected by the CJAHL Winner : Junior Lessard, Portage Terriers (ManJHL), Runners-up : Cody Loughlean, North Battleford North Stars(SJHL), Travis Banga, Chilliwack Chiefs (BCHL)

Format Change - The Bronze Medal Game was deleted from the tournament.

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2001 - CAMROSE KODIAKS at Flin Flon, MB

Roster : Dan Day, Tyler Bullick, Matt Ponto, Richard Petiot, Mark Robinson, Greg Prusko, Kevin Croxton, Jason Kenyon (Captain), Dalyn Fallscheer, Brett Osness, Darrell Stoddard, Brad Wanchulak, James Willis, Craig Perry, Mark Masters, Taggart Desmet, Doug Auchenberg, Jordan Chomack, Mike Melnyk, Mark Szott, Rory Rawlyk, Erik Lodge, Ryan Edwards, Scott Galenza, Joal Williams; General Manager/Coach : Boris Rybalka
Staff: Head Coach : Garry VanHereweghe, Assistant Coaches : Steve Gotaas, Darrell Heck, Trainers : Ken Miske, Angie Wedderburn and Daryl Mills, Statistician : Colin Christenson

Final : Camrose 5 Flin Flon 0
Semi-finals : Camrose 7 St. Jerome 1, Flin Flon 4 Weyburn 0

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS GP W L GF GA Pts
Camrose Kodiaks (Pacific) : 4 4 0 17 8 8
Weyburn Red Wings (West) : 4 3 1 22 10 6
Flin Flon Bombers (Host) : 4 2 2 14 15 4
Les Pantheres de St-Jerome (East).. 4 1 3 11 22 2
Thornhill Rattlers (Central) : 4 0 4 10 19 0

Round-robin scores :
St-Jerome 2 vs Flin Flon 6
Thornhill 1 vs Camrose 4
Flin Flon 2 vs Weyburn 6
Thornhill 4 vs St-Jerome 5
Weyburn 3 vs Camrose 4
Camrose 5 vs Flin Flon 1
St-Jerome 1 vs Weyburn 8
Flin Flon 5 vs Thornhill 2
Camrose 4 vs St-Jerome 3
Weyburn 5 vs Thornhill 3

AWARDS :
MVP : Darrell Stoddard, Camrose Kodiaks
Top Scorer : Darrell Stoddard, Camrose Kodiaks
Most Sportsmanlike : Mark Debusschere, Flin Flon Bombers
Best Goalie : Scott Galenza, Camrose Kodiaks
Outstanding Forward : Jason Vermeulen, Weyburn Red Wings Best
Defenceman : James Laux, Weyburn Red Wings

JUNIOR 'A' PLAYER OF THE YEAR : (as selected by the CJAHL) Winner : Tyler Brosz, Olds Grizzlys (AJHL), Runners-up : Morgan Cey, Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL), Jeff Legue, Cornwall Colts (CJHL), RBC $5000 Scholarship - Mathiew Shank - Sudbury

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2002 - HALIFAX OLAND EXPORTS at Halifax, NS

Roster : Matt Quinn (Captain), Scott Gouthro, Steve Whynot, Andrew Yardy, Travis Schriver, Francis Cloutier, Adam Solnik, Philip Schmidt, Chad Peck, Mike Munro, Richard Paul, Tyler Durham, Jarrett Bottomley, Darrell Jerrett, Mark Cody, B.J. Brown, Joey Sullivan, Matt Lindsay, Jason Snow, Andrew Sim, Jarrett Winn, Brian Sutherland, Scott Wright, Rob Dunphy, Mike Fougere;
Staff: General Manager : Ralph Matheson, Head Coach : Jim Bottomley, Assistant Coaches : Ron Watkins, Brad Crossley, John Kibyuk and Harlin Hayes, Trainer : Tony Eden, Equipment Manager : Brian Dorey

Final : Halifax 3 OCN 1
Semi-finals : Halifax 9 Ottawa 7, OCN 4 Chilliwack 3

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS GP W L GF GA Pts
Halifax Oland Exports (Host) : 4 4 0 16 10 8
Chilliwack Chiefs (Pacific) : 4 3 1 25 14 6
OCN Blizzard (West) : 4 2 2 17 15 4
Ottawa Juinor Senators (East) : 4 1 3 11 14 2
Rayside Balfour Sabrecats (Central).. 4 0 4 8 24 0

Round-robin scores :
Chilliwack 3 vs Halifax 4(OT)
Ottawa 4 vs Rayside Balfour 3
Halifax 4 vs OCN Blizzard 3(OT)
Rayside Balfour 2 vs Chilliwack 9
OCN Blizzard 4 vs Ottawa 3(OT)
Ottawa 1 vs Halifax 2
OCN Blizzard 5 vs Chilliwack 8
Halifax 6 vs Rayside Balfour 3
Rayside Balfour 0 vs OCN Blizzard 5
Chilliwack 5 vs Ottawa 3

AWARDS :
MVP : Jeff Tambellini, Chilliwack Chiefs
Top Scorer : Jeff Tambellini, Chilliwack Chiefs
Most Sportsmanlike : Jason Snow, Halifax Oland Exports
Best Goalie : Scott Gouthro, Halifax Oland Exports
Outstanding Forward : Matt Quinn, Halifax Oland Exports
Best Defenceman : Jeff Barlow, Chilliwack Chiefs

JUNIOR 'A' PLAYER OF THE YEAR : (as selected by the CJAHL) Winner : Jeff Tambellini, Chilliwack Chiefs(BCHL), Runners-up : Jade Galbraith, Drayton Valley Thunder (AJHL) Tim Vokey, Cornwall Colts (CJHL), RBC $5000 Scholarship - Jeff Ellis - Chalottetown

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2003 - HUMBOLDT BRONCOS at Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Roster : B.J. Sklapsky, Rick Freese, Kris Smitzniuk, Dwayne Prystupa, Mark Bradshaw, Kris Kasper, Arlen Marshall, Joey Eaton, Joe Demichele, Shawn Tuck, Orrin Hergott, Matt Brown (captain), Jeremy Wray, Jeremy McKibbon, Brendon Vanthuyne, Brad Erickson, Scott Degelman, Brad Toews, Ryan Olynyk, Craig Olynick, Keith Reade, Josh Podaima, Colin Johnson, Jeff Lauze, Russell Gehlen, Sean Connors
Staff; General Manager : Dean Brockman, Head Coach : Bob Beatty<, Assistant Coaches : Dean Brockman, Scott Coates, Trainers : Jerrett Alderson, Carl Hingle

Final : Humboldt 3 Camrose 1
Semi-Finals : Humboldt 3 Wellington 2, Camrose 2 Lennoxville 1

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS GP W L GF GA Pts
Camrose Kodiaks (Pacific) : 4 3 1 18 6 6
Humboldt Broncos (West) : 4 2 2 19 16 4
Wellington Dukes (Central) : 4 2 2 8 13 4
Cougars de Lennoxville (East) 4 2 2 13 17 4
Charlottetown Abbies (Host).. 4 1 3 12 16 2

Round-robin scores :
Lennoxville 5 vs. Charlottetown 4 (OT)
Wellington 1 vs. Humboldt 4
Charlottetown 3 vs. Camrose 2
Humboldt 4 vs. Lennoxville 5 (OT)
Camrose 7 vs. Wellington 1
Wellington 1 vs. Charlottetown 0 (OT)
Camrose 4 vs. Lennoxville 1
Charlottetown 5 vs. Humboldt 8
Lennoxville 2 vs. Wellington 5
Humboldt 3 vs. Camrose 5

AWARDS :
MVP : Craig Olynick, Humboldt Broncos
Top Scorer : Josh Podaima, Humboldt Broncos
Most Sporsmanlike : Travis Friedley, Camrose Kodiaks
Best Goalie : Mike Brodeur, Camrose Kodiaks
Outstanding Forward : Carl Gagnon, Cougars de Lennoxville
Best Defenceman : Craig Olynick, Humboldt Broncos

JUNIOR ‘A’ PLAYER OF THE YEAR : (as selected by Canadian Hockey Association life members) Winner : Mark Bomersback, Canmore Eagles(AJHL), Runners-up : Cory Roberts,Charlottetown Abbies(MarJHL), Garett Cameron, Melfort Mustangs(SJHL), RBC Finacial Group Junior 'A' Scholarship National Winner - Donald Johnstone - Truro

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2004 - AURORA TIGERS at Grande Prairie, Alta.

Roster : Chris Whitley, Dan Giffin, Luke Oshell, Andrew Hotham, Corey Le Clair, Derek Joslin, Jeff Gilbert, Kyle Aitken, Mike Kostka, Tim Whitehouse, Alex LaLonde, Darren Salmon, Doug Henderson, Francis Walker, Gabriel Perrault, Jamie Minchella, Jesse Olden, Joel Kitchen, Jordan Brenner, Matt Bahen, Michael Tonelli, Sam Swarchuk, Sean Scully, Steve Mignardi
Staff; General Manager/Coach : Marty Williamson, Assistant coaches : Gregg Carrigan, Thomas Milne, Craig Evans, Director of operations : Kevin Collins, Equipment manager : Kevin Emo, Sport therapist : Kelly McKeraghan

Final : Aurora 7 Kindersley 1
Semi-Finals : Aurora 7 Nepean 2, Kindersley 4 Grande Prairie 3

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS GP W L GF GA Pts
Grande Prairie Storm (Host) : 4 3 1 18 14 6
Aurora Tigers (Central) : 4 3 1 14 7 6
Nepean Raiders (East) : 4 2 2 9 14 4
Kindersley Klippers (West) : 4 1 3 8 14 2
Nanaimo Clippers (Pacific) : 4 1 3 14 14 2

Round-robin scores :
Grande Prairie 5 vs. Kindersley 3
Nanaimo 3 vs. Nepean 4 (2OT)
Aurora 2 vs. Grande Prairie 4
Kindersley 4 vs. Nepean 1
Nanaimo 2 vs. Aurora 4 Nepean 2 vs. Grande Prairie 7 Aurora 5 vs. Kindersley 0
Grande Prairie 2 vs. Nanaimo 7
Nepean 1 vs. Aurora 3
Kindersley 4 vs. Nanaimo 2

AWARDS :
MVP : Kevin Dziaduck, Kindersley Klippers
Top Scorer : .Josh Welter, Grande Prairie Storm
Most Sportsmanlike : Grant Clitsome, Nepean Raiders
Best Goalie : Chris Whitley, Aurora Tigers
Outstanding Forward : Scott McCulloch, Grande Prairie Storm
Best Defenceman : Kyle Radke, Grande Prairie Storm

JUNIOR ‘A’ PLAYER OF THE YEAR (as selected by Hockey Canada life members) Winner : Nick Johnson, St. Albert Saints (AJHL) Runners-up : Aaron Starr, OCN Blizzard (ManJHL), Chad Haacke, Melville Millionaires (SJHL), RBC Finacial Group Junior 'A' Scholarship National Winner - Adam Kinnaird - Fort Saskatchewan

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2005 - WEYBURN RED WINGS at Weyburn, Sask.

Roster : Brenden Cuthbert, Chris Bruno, Matt Scott, Cody Wasik, Dale Logel, Joe Pace, Kirk Medernach, Marc Schweitzer, Matt Fetzner, Matt Wheeler, Aaron Senneker, Brendon Vertefeuille, Colby Nichol, Daryl Fransoo, Eric Tallent, James Pasternak, Jordan Stevenson, Justin Schmidt, Kai Magnussen, Kent Lillejord, Luke Scheuer, Peter MacDougall, Rick Wood, Ryan Grona, Ryan Kuntz
Staff: General Manager : Ron Rumball, Coach : Dwight McMillan, Assistant coaches : Darcy Pindus, Tom Sanders

Final : Weyburn 3 Camrose 2
Semi-Finals : Weyburn 4 Hawkesbury 3(3OT), Georgetown 2 Camrose 8

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS GP W L GF GA Pts
Camrose Kodiaks(Pacific) : 4 3 1 12 8 6
Weyburn Red Wings(Host) : 4 3 1 12 9 6
Gerogetown Raiders(Central). 4 2 2 13 9 4
Hawkesbury Hawks(East) : 4 1 3 10 14 2
Portage Terriers(West) : 4 1 3 11 18 1

Round-robin scores :
Portage Terriers 2 vs Weyburn Red Wings 1(2OT)
Camrose Kodiaks 3 vs Hawkesbury Hawks 2
Weyburn Red Wings 4 vs Gerogetown Raiders 3
Camrose Kodiaks 6 vs Portage Terriers 2
Gerogetown Raiders 3 vs Hawkesbury Hawks 0
Weyburn Red Wings 3 vs Camrose Kodiaks 1
Portage Terriers 3 vs Gerogetown Raiders 6
Hawkesbury Hawks 3 vs Weyburn Red Wings 4(OT)
Gerogetown Raiders 1 vs Camrose Kodiaks 2
Hawkesbury Hawks 5 vs Portage Terriers 4(2OT)

AWARDS :
Most Valuable Player : Travis Friedley (Camrose Kodiaks)
Top Scorer : Mathieu Picard (Hawkesbury Hawks)
Most Sportsmanlike Player : Brendon Vertefeuille (Weyburn Red Wings)
Top Goalie : Brenden Cuthbert (Weyburn Red Wings)
Top Forward : Mason Raymond (Camrose Kodiaks)
Top Defenceman : Travis Friedley (Camrose Kodiaks)

RBC Financial Group National Junior ‘A’ Player of the Year Michael Olson - Nanaimo Clippers (BCHL)
RBC Financial Group National Junior ‘A’ Scholarship Award $5000 - Sam Coliza of the OPJAHL’s, Kingston Voyageurs.
RBC Financial Group National Junior ‘A’ Scholarship Award $1000 - Alberta Junior ‘A’ Hockey League –Adam Kinnaird, Fort Saskatchewan Traders - British Columbia Hockey League –Rylan Burns, Merrittt Centennials - Central Junior Hockey League –Brennan Sarazin, Nepean Raiders - Manitoba Junior Hockey League –Jordan Cyr, Selkirk Steelers - Maritime Junior ‘A’ Hockey League –Patrick Leland, Woodstock Slammers - Northern Ontario Junior ‘A’ Hockey League –Paul Pidutti, Sudbury Northern Wolves - Ontario Provincial Junior ‘A’ Hockey League –Sam Colizza, Kingston Voyageurs - Quebec Junior AAA Hockey League – Tommy Ducharme, L’Action Junior AAA Joliette - Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League –Stefan Koo, Estevan Bruins - Superior International Jr Hockey League –Andrew Fernandez, Fort William First Nations North Stars
Nickerson Family Award Recipients - Rylan Burns, Merrittt Centenials ($1,000 ) - Adam Kinnaird, Fort Saskatchewan Traders ($500)

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2006 - BURNABY EXPRESS at Brampton, Ont.

Roster : Kyle Turris, Jovan Matic, Max Grassi, MIke Rempel, Steve Cunningham, Alex Sciangula, Brady Cook, Mark Santorelli, Geoff Irwin, Paul Crowder, Mark Soares, Carlo Finucci Tyler McNeely, Peter Merth, Anthony Wild, Dave Simoes, Lee Rogers, Keith Seabrook Jake Areshenko, Jeff Orban, Brad Hunt, Matt Gordon, Mark Currie
Staff: General Manager : Rick Lanz, Coaches : Bobby Vermette, Dave McLellan, Kolin Kriitmaa, Rick Lanz

Final : Burnaby 8 Yorkton 2
Semi-Finals : Streetsville 1 Yorkton 2,, Burnaby 3 Fort William 2(3OT)

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS GP W L GF GA Pts
Streetsville Derbys (Host) : .4 3 1 10 10 6
Burnaby Express (Pacific) : 4 3 1 15 11 6
Fort William North Stars (Central) : 4 2 2 10 10 4
Yorkton Terriers (West) : 4 1 3 8 9 2
C.R. Joliette Action (East) : 4 1 3 11 14 2

Round-robin scores :
Burnaby 3 - Streetsville 4 OT
Yorkton 4 - C.R. Joliette 1
Streetsville 3 - Fort William 2
Yorkton 2 - Burnaby 4
Fort William 4 - C.R. Joliette 3 2OT
Streetsville 2 - Yorkton 1
Burnaby 3 - Fort William 2
C.R. Joliette 4 - Streetsville 1
Fort William 2 - Yorkton 1
C.R. Joliette 3 - Burnaby 5

Awards : Roland Mercier Trophy (Tournament MVP) - David Wilson (Streetsville Derbys)
Top Scorer (Round Robin) - Dennis Morrison (Fort William North Stars)
Top Forward - Chris Korchinski (Yorkton Terriers)
Top Defencemen - Peter Merth (Burnaby Express)
Top Goaltender - David Wilson (Streetsville Derbys)
Tubby Smaltz Trophy (Sportsmanship) - Mark Soares (Burnaby Express)

RBC Financial Group Canadian CJAHL Player of the Year - Jordan Knox of the Summerside Western Capitals (Maritime Junior A Hockey League)
RBC Financial Group National Junior ‘A’ Scholarship Award $5000 - T.J. Sutter of the Nipawan Hawks (Saskatchewan Junior A Hockey League ).
Nickerson Family Award Recipients - Jeff Heringer (K&A Golden Hawks) ($1,000 ) - Jean Christophe Robitaille (St. Jerome Pantheres) ($500)
2004 Grand Prairie Legacy Scholarships ($500) - Streetsville Derbys – Phil Gianfrancesco - Fort William North Stars - Carter Hutton - Yorkton Terriers – Brett McRuvie - Burnaby Express - Mark Soares - Burnaby - Action de Joliette – Alexandre Lamarche

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2007 - AURORA TIGERS at Prince George, B.C.

Roster : Tyler Gordon, Michael Lalande, Connor McGarry, Quinn Waller, Joseph Pell, Alain Goulet, Michael Ward, Andrew Eastman, Jeff Grenier, Mark Thorburn, Joseph Martin, Joseph Piccone,Doug Henderson,Colin Williams Paul Zanette,Jordan Watts, Mark Mayea, Brett Connolly, Michael Dahlinger Daniel Michalsky, Matt McGill, Vincent Bruni,Andrew Favot
Staff: Head Coach : Jerome Dupont, Assistant Coaches : Bryon Di Sera, Craig Evans, Mark Joslin, Assistant General Manager : Dave Dickens, Trainer : Benny Soscia, Equipment Managers : Kevin Emo, Jennifer Vaicunas, Director of Operations : David Beauchamp, Other: Perry Silverman

Final : Aurora 3 Prince George 1
Semi-Finals : Aurora 3 Pembroke 2 (OT), Camrose 2 Prince George 3 (5OT)

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS GP W L GF GA Pts
Aurora Tigers (Central) : 4 3 1 20 14 6
Camrose Kodiaks (Pacific) : 4 3 1 14 10 6
Prince George Spruce Kings (Host) : 4 2 2 12 13 4
Pembroke Lumber Kings (East) : 4 2 2 11 13 4
Selkirk Steelers (West) : 4 0 4 6 13 0

Round-robin scores :
Pembroke 2 - Prince George 5
Aurora 4 - Selkirk 2
Prince George 2 - Camrose 4
Aurora 3 - Pembroke 5
Selkirk 1 - Camrose 3
Prince George 3 - Aurora 6
Camrose 3 - Pembroke 0
Selkirk 1 - Prince George 2
Camrose 4 - Aurora 7
Pembroke 4 - Selkirk 2

Awards :
Most Valuable Player (Roland Mercier Trophy) – Daniel Michalsky – Aurora Tigers (OPJHL)(CENTRAL)
Top Goaltender – Allen York – Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL)(PACIFIC)
Top Forward – Daniel Michalsky – Aurora Tigers (OPJHL)(CENTRAL)
Top Defenseman – Evan Oberg – Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL)(PACIFIC)
Most Sportsmanlike Player (Tubby Smaltz Trophy) – Joe Colborne – Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL)(PACIFIC)
Top Scorer – Daniel Michalsky – Aurora Tigers-OPJHL-CENTRAL – Scott Kobialko – Camrose Kodiaks-AJHL-PACIFIC

The Canadian Junior A Hockey League (CJAHL) RBC Financial Group Canadian Junior A Player of the Year. Kyle Turris (New Westminster, B.C.) of the BCHL's Burnaby Express

NATIONAL RBC FINANCIAL GROUP JUNIOR A SCHOLARSHIP WINNER ($5000) - Ian Macdonald of the OPJHL’s Kingston Kimco Voyageurs
Nickerson Family Award winners, - $1000 - Adam Marriner (Nepean Raiders, CJHL) - $500 - Kevin Luft (Sherwood Park Crusaders, AJHL)
2004 Grand Prairie Legacy Scholarship ($500) : - Prince George Spruce Kings – Dylan Exton - Camrose Kodiaks – Brady Cook - Selkirk Steelers – Andrew Fernandez - Aurora Tigers – Doug Henderson - Pembroke Lumber Kings – Scott Campbell

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2008 - HUMBOLDT BRONCOS at Cornwall, ON

Roster : Taylor Nelson, Anderw Bodnarchuk,Darcy Kuemper, Cory Knaus, Brady Wacker, Matthew Rintoul, Voldy Dashko, Russ Nielson Mitchell Stretch, Tanner Van DeSype, Mitchell Peeke, Taylor Pillar, Scott Schroeder, Jared Leier, Josh Garneau, Steven Schroeder, Edward, Gale, Jordan Schindel, Kyle Fontaine, Laurent, Benjamin, Dane, Lindskog, Justin Stoski, Matthew, Kirzinger, Braydon Klimosko, Tory Allan, Shawn Hunter, Walker Bryce
Staff: GM/Head Coach : Dean Brockman, Assistant Coaches : Murray Brookbank, Tim Klimosko, Trainers : Ramandeep Dhanjal, Brett McCorkell, Others : Marie Duranp (Physio), Dr. Wessel Hammand

Final : Camrose Kodiaks 0 vs Humboldt Broncos 1
Semi-Finals : Camrose Kodiaks - 3 vs Pictou County Weeks Crushers - 0, Cornwall Colts 1 - vs Humboldt Broncos - 6

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS : RK GP W OTW OTL L GF GA Pts
1 Camrose Kodiaks (Pacific) : 4 4 - - 0 15 4 8
2 Humboldt Broncos (West) : 4 2 - - 2 18 10 4
3 Cornwall Colts (Host) : 4 2 - - 2 12 14 4
4 Pictou County Weeks Crushers (Eastern).. 4 1 1 - 3 11 18 2
5 Oakville Blades (Central) : 4 1 - 1 3 15 21 2

Round Robin Scores :
Broncos 7 - Colts 0
Crushers 1 - Kodiaks 5
Colts 5 - Blades 4
Broncos 1 - Kodiaks 2
Blades 3 - Crushers 4 ot
Colts 6 - Crushers 1
Blades 7 - Broncos 6
Kodiaks 2 - Colts 1
Crushers 1 - Broncos 4
Kodiaks 6 - Blades 1

Awards :
Most Valuable Player (Roland Mercier Trophy) – Darcy Findlay – Cornwall Colts (CJHL)
Top Goaltender – Allen York – Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL)
Top Forward – Jeremy Welsh – Oakville Blades (OPJHL)
Top Defenseman – Brady Walker – Humboldt Broncos (SJHL)
Most Sportsmanlike Player (Tubby Smaltz Trophy) – Andre Herman – Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL)

The RBC Canadian Junior A Hockey League Player of the Year. - Joe Colborne, Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL)

RBC National Junior A Scholarship ($5000) : Danny Mireault of the Action de Joliette (Ligue de hockey junior AAA du Quebec)
The RBC Cup Legacy Scholarship ($500) : - Camrose Kodiaks - Owen Chatwin - Cornwall Colts - David Chubb - Humboldt Broncos - Jordan Schindel - Oakville Blades - Oliver Wren - Pictou County Weeks Crushers - Scott Lavigne

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2009 - VERNON VIPERS at Victoria, BC

Roster : Andrew Hammond, Graeme Gordon, Kevin Kraus, Kyle Bigos, Cody Ikkala, Mike Leidl, Cameron Brodie, Steve Weinstein, Nick Amies, Adam Thompson, Mike Collins, James Kerr, Connor Jones, Cory Kane, Cole Ikkala, Braden Pimm, Kellen Jones, Sahir Gill, Chris Crowell, Rob Short, Kory Roy, Bryce Kakoske, Ryan Santana
Staff: GM, Head Coach : Mark Ferner, Assistant Coache : Jason Williamson, Trainer : Lon Fraser

Final : Vernon Vipers 2 vs Humboldt Broncos 0
Semi-Finals : Vernon Vipers 6 vs Kingston Voyageurs 3, Humboldt Broncos 3 vs Victoria Grizzlies 2 (ot)

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS : RK GP W OTW OTL L GF GA Pts
1 Vernon Vipers (Pacific) : 4 4 1 - 0 24 12 8
2 Humboldt Broncos (West) : 4 2 - - 2 8 15 4
3 Victoria Grizzlies (Host) : 4 2 - 1 2 16 10 4
4 Kingston Voyageurs (Central) : 4 1 - - 3 14 23 2
5 Summerside Western Capitals (East) : 4 1 - - 3 15 17 2

Round Robin Scores :
Broncos 2 - Grizzlies 1
Vipers 4 - Capitals 2
Grizzlies 5 - Voyageurs 0
Voyageurs 7 - Capitals 5
Broncos 1 - Vipers 7
Grizzlies 4 - Vipers 5 (0t) Voyageurs 2 - Broncos 5
Capitals 3 - Grizzlies 6
Vipers 8 - Voyageurs 5
Capitals 5 - Broncos 0

Awards :
Most Valuable Player (Roland Mercier Trophy) - Kyle Bigos - Vernon Vipers (BCHL)
Top Goaltender - Anthony Grieco - Victoria Grizzlies (BCHL)
Top Forward - Conner Jones - Vernon Vipers (BCHL)
Top Defenseman - Kyle Bigos – Vernon Vipers (BCHL)
Most Sportsmanlike Player (Tubby Smaltz Trophy) –-Ryan Santana - Vernon Vipers (BCHL)

The RBC Canadian Junior A Hockey League Player of the Year. - Eric Delong of the Portage Terriers (Manitoba JHL)

RBC National Junior A Scholarship ($5000) : -Kevin Ross of the Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL)
The RBC Cup Legacy Scholarship ($500) : - Humboldt Broncos - Steve Schroeder - Kingston Voyageurs - Tyler Hill - Summerside Western Capitals - Nathan Snowie - Vernon Vipers - Mike Leidl - Victoria Grizzlies -= Anthony Grieco Nickerson Family Award Winner $1000 - Ben Cameron - Pictou County Weeks Crushers (MJAHL) $500 - Aleandre Dubois - Cougars Du College Champlain (LHJAAAQ) $1000 League-by-League Scholoarship Winners AJHL - Brance Orban - Olds Grizzlys BCHL - Kevin Ross - Albeni Valley Bulldogs CJHL - Justin Roethlineshoefer - Cornwall Colts LHJAAAQ - Alexandre Dubois - Cougars du College Champlain MJHL - Eric Delong - Portage Terriers MJAHL - Ben Cameron - Pictou County Weeks Crushers NOJHL - Gilles Pickard - Blind River Beavers OPJAHL - Antony Ruberto - Hamilton Red Wings SJHL - Preston Shupe - Weyburn Red Wings SIJHL - Michael Thibert - Thunder Bay Bearcats

OFFICIALS
--Referees-- - Andrew Guest - BC Hockey - Colby Smith - BC Hockey - Nathan Weller - Saskatchewn Hockey Association - Jonathan Trudel - Hockey Quebec
--Linesmen-- - Trent Knorr - BC Hockey - Ryan Dawson - BC Hockey - Brandon Liefke - BC Hockey - Nathan Van Oosten - BC Hockey - Chris Sweeting - BC Hockey - Clay Richardson - BC Hockey

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2010 - Vernon Vipers at Dauphin, Manitoba

Roster : Blake Voth, Graeme Gordon, Garrett Noonan, Darrin Robak, Dan Nycholat, Curtis Gedig, Kevin Kraus, Steve Wienstien, Adam Thompson, Mike Collins, Dylan Walchuk, Connor Jones, Cory Kane, Cole Ikkala, Braden Pimm, Kellen Jones, Sahir Gill, David Robinson, Jonathan Milhouse, Rob Short, Trevor Fitzgerald, Bryce Kakoske, Patrick McGillis
Staff: Mark Ferner (GM & Head Coach), Jason Williamson (Asst. Coach), Gord Cochran (Equipment Manager), Lon Fraser (Trainer)

Final : Dauphin Kings 1 vs Vernon Vipers 8
Semi-Finals : Dauphin Kings 6 vs La Ronge Ice Wolves 2, Vernon Vipers 2 vs Brockville Braves 0

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS : RK Team GP W OTW OTL L GF GA Pts
1 Dauphin Kings (Host) : 4 4 1 0 0 17 13 8
2 Vernon Vipers (Pacific) : 4 3 0 1 1 18 13 6
3 Brockville Braves (East) : 4 2 0 0 2 21 12 4
4 La Ronge Ice Wolves (West).. 4 1 1 0 3 10 15 2
5 Oakville Blades (Central) : 4 0 0 1 4 11 24 0

Round Robin Scores :
Blades 2 - Ice Wolves 3 (ot)
Vipers 5 - Kings 6 ot
Braves 11 - Blades 2
Ice Wolves - 2 Vipers 3
Kings 3 - Braves 2
Blades 3 - Vipers 5
Ice Wolves - 2 Kings 3
Vipers 4 - Braves 2
Kings 5 - Blades 4
Braves 6 - Ice Wolves 3

Awards :
Most Valuable Player (Roland Mercier Trophy) - Shane Luke (Dauphin Kings)
Top Goaltender - Justin Gilbert (Brockville Braves)
Top Forward - Scott Arnold (Brockville Braves)
Top Defensive Player - Dustin Stevenson (La Ronge Ice Wolves)
Most Sportsmanlike Player (Tubby Schmalz Trophy) - Kellen Jones (Vernon Vipers)

The RBC Canadian Junior A Hockey League Player of the Year. - Cody Kunyk - Sherwood Park Crusaders (Alberta Junior Hockey League)

RBC National Junior A Scholarship ($5000) : (10 finalists - one from 10 of the Canadian Junior Hockey League's member leagues) - Samuel MacCormick of the Bridgewater Lumberjacks (Maritime Junior A Hockey League)
The RBC Cup Legacy Scholarship ($500) : (awarded to one graduating 20-year-old player from each of the five participating teams) Brockville Braves - Scott Arnold Dauphin Kings - Steven Shamanski La Ronge Ice Wolves - Liam Brennan Oakville Blades - Michael Ingoldsby Vernon Vipers - Kevin Kraus

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2011 - Pembroke Lumber Kings at Camrose, Alberta

Roster : Francis Dupuis, Jamie Phillips ,Alexandre Perron-Fontain, Will Seeber, Stephen Farrell, Sam Gleason, Eric David, Ben Reinhardt, Maurice Alverez Zach Loesh, Keennan Murray, Matthew Peca, Chris King, Stefan Salituro, Kyle Just, Patrice Wren, Nathan Siydock, Lucas Gonu, Brandon Gagne, Ted Pletsch, Matthew Zay, Tyler Tosunian, Jonathan Milley, Mitchell Gallant, Chris Bodo, Matthew Boudens
Staff; Sheldon Keefe (Head Coach), Shawn Cation, Scott Mohns (Asst. Coachs)

Final : Vernon Vipers 0 - Pembroke Lumber Kings 2
Semi-Finals : Vernon Vipers 4 - Wellington Dukes 1, Camrose Kodiaks 2 Pembroke Lumber Kings 4

ROUND-ROBIN FINAL STANDINGS : RK Team GP W L GF GA Pts
1 Vernon Vipers (Pacific) : 4 4 0 19 9 8
2 Camrose Kodiaks (Host) : 4 3 1 11 9 6
3 Pembroke Lumber Kings (East) : 4 1 3 11 14 2
4 Wellington Dukes (Central) : 4 1 3 12 16 2
5 Portage Terriers (West) : 4 1 3 12 17 2

Round-robin Game Scores:
Vipers 4 - Kodiaks 2
Lumber Kings 2 - Terriers 5, Kodiaks 3 - Dukes 2
Vipers 5 - Terriers 2, Dukes 2 - Lumber Kings 5
Terriers 2 - Kodiaks 4
Dukes 2 - Vipers 5, Kodiaks 2 - Lumber Kings 1
Terriers 3 - Dukes 6, Lumber Kings 3 Vipers 5

AWARDS :
Most Valuable Player (Roland Mercier Trophy) - Dalyn Flette (Camrose Kodiaks)
Top Goaltender - Dalyn Flette (Camrose Kodiaks)
Top Forward - Matthew Peca (Pembroke Lumber Kings)
Top Defenceman - Adam Thompson (Vernon Vipers)
Most Sportsmanlike Player (Tubby Schmalz Trophy) - Dylan Walchuk (Vernon Vipers)

2011 RBC Canadian Junior Hockey League Player of the Year Hamilton Red Wings (Ontario Junior Hockey League) - forward Zach Hyman. Geoffrey Gieni of the Soo Thunderbirds (Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League) was on hand in Camrose to receive the RBC National Junior A Scholarship. $5,000

The RBC Cup Legacy Scholarships (Established following the 2004 RBC Royal Bank Cup in Grande Prairie, Alta. and contributed to following successful National Junior A Championships in Weyburn, Sask., Prince George, B.C., and Cornwall, Ont., these $500 scholarships are awarded to one graduating 20-year-old player from each of the five participating teams. The RBC Cup Legacy Scholarship winners are : Camrose Kodiaks - Brooks Myers Pembroke Lumber Kings - Tyler Tosunian Portage Terriers - Kyle Turgeon Vernon Vipers - Steve Weinstein Wellington Dukes - Sean Rudy

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2012 - PENTICTON VEES, in HUMBOLDT, Saskatchewan (Host)

Roster; Michael Garteig, Nic Renyard 33 Chad Katunar , Nick Buchanan, Mike Reilly, Zach Urban, Kam Crawford, Chad Bannor, D.J. Jones, Kyle Beaulieu, Troy Stecher, Ryan Reilly, Joey Benik, Grant Nicholson, Wade Murphy, Jordan McCallum , Dexter Dancs, Alex Jewell, Cody DePourcq, Connor Reilly, Logan Johnston, Mario Lucia, Curtis Loik, Travis St. Denis, Bryce Gervais, Steven Fogarty
Staff: Fred Harbinson-Head Coach, Steve Cawley, Mike Hengen, Mat Sells-Assistant Coachs, Staff- Frank Darin, President- Geoff Carter, Trainer- Don Cameron

FINAL: Woodstock 3 - Penticton 4
SEMI-FINALS: Woodstock 4 - Humboldt 3, Penticton 3 - Soo 0

FINAL STANDINGS RK Team GP W L GF GA Pts
1 Humboldt Broncos, SJHL (Host) : 4 4 0 15 06 8
2 Penticton Vees, BCHL (Pacific) : 4 2 2 08 07 4
3 Soo Thunderbirds, NOJHL (Central) : 4 2 2 12 12 4
4 Woodstock Slammers, MHL (East) : 4 1 3 10 14 2
5 Portage Terriers (West) : 4 1 3 09 15 2

ROUND ROBIN GAMES
Soo 2 - Pentictpn 1 | Humboldt 4 - Woodstock 1
Soo 3 - Portage 4 | Pentictpn 2 - Humboldt 3
Woodstock 4 - Portage 1
Humboldt 3 - Soo 0 | Pentictpn 2 - Woodstock 1
Portage 1 - Pentictpn 3
Woodstock 4 - Soo 7 | Portage 3 - Humboldt 5

Awards:
Most Valuable Player (Roland Mercier Trophy) - John Kleinhans (Soo Thunderbirds)
Top Goaltender - John Kleinhans (Soo Thunderbirds)
Top Forward - Andrew Johnston (Humboldt Broncos)
Top Defenceman - Troy Stecher (Penticton Vees)
Most Sportsmanlike Player (Tubby Schmalz Trophy) - Micky Sartoretto (Soo Thunderbirds)
Top Scorer - Andrew Johnston (Humboldt Broncos)

2012 RBC Canadian Junior Hockey League Player of the Year Christian Finch Stouffville Spirit (Ontario Junior Hockey League)

RBC National Junior A Scholarship $5,000 Theodore Hannah - Carleton Place Canadians (Central Canada Hockey League), RBC Cup Legacy Scholarships $500 Humboldt Broncos - Ryan Marshall Penticton Vees - Kyle Beaulieu Portage Terriers - Cody Kostecki Soo Thunderbirds - Kris Barclay Woodstock Slammers - Tim Campbell

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2013 - BROOKS BANDITS (AJHL), Summerside, P.E.I.

Roster: Michael Fredrick, Devon Fordyce, Adin Hill, Brandon Tkachuk, Chris Muscoby, Brett Schimmel, Corey Scammon, Tanner Hicks, Shane Pilling, Maddison Smiley, Eric Chevrier , Mark Reners, Mark Logan, RJ Reed, Brandon Bruce, Tyson McCallum, Anthony Petruzzelli, Nick Newman, Cam Maclise, Alex Roberts, Patrick Lee, Dakota Mason, Dylan Bredahl, Anthony Paskaruk, Madison Dunn, Taylor Makin
Staff/Personnel: Head Coach : Ryan Papaioannou, Assistant Coach : Brent Gunnlaugson, Trainer : Neal Bruetsch, Jeff Litwin

Final: Summerside 1 - Brooks 3
Semifinals: Minnesota 4 - Brooks 5 (OT) | Summerside 3 - Surrey 2 (OT)

FINAL STANDINGS
RK Team GP W L GF GA Pts
1 Brooks Bandits, AJHL (West#2) : 4 3 1 19 09 6
2 Surrey Eagles, BCHL (West#1 ) : 4 3 1 19 09 6
3 Summerside Western Capitals, MHL (Host).4 2 2 14 11 4
4 Minnesota Wilderness, SIJHL (Central).. 4 1 3 09 23 2
5 Truro Bearcats (East) : 4 1 3 08 21 2

ROUND ROBIN GAMES
Brooks 7 - Truro 1 | Summerside 5 - Minnesota 1
Surrey 7 - Truro 0 | Minnesota 3 - Brooks 6
Surrey 5 - Summerside 4 (OT)
Truro 3 - Minnesota 5 | Summerside 3 - Brooks 1
Minnesota 0 - Surrey 5
Brooks 5 - Surrey 2 | Truro 4 - Summerside 2

Awards:
Most Valuable Player (Roland Mercier Trophy) - Cam Maclise (Brooks Bandits)
Top Goaltender - Kevin Bailie (Summerside Western Capitals)
Top Forward - Adam Tambellini (Surrey Eagles)
Top Defenceman - Devon Toews (Surrey Eagles)
Most Sportsmanlike Player (Tubby Schmalz Trophy) - Mike Dietrich (Minnesota Wilderness)
Top Scorer - Anthony Paskaruk (Brooks Bandits)

2013 RBC Canadian Junior Hockey League Player of the Year: Cam Maclise - Brooks Bandits (Alberta Junior Hockey League) Forward

$5,000 RBC National Junior A Scholarship Thomas Martin of the Vaudreuil-Dorion Mustangs (Ligue de hockey junior AAA du Quebec). The RBC Cup Legacy Scholarships $500 Brooks Bandits - Chris Muscoby Minnesota Wilderness - Mike Dietrich Summerside Western Capitals - Matthew Kelly Surrey Eagles - Trevor Cameron Truro Bearcats - Shayne Campbell

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2014 - Yorkton Terriers (SJHL), Vernon, British Columbia

Roster: Riley Medves, Kale Thomson, Carson Bogdan, Dylan Baer , Sam Stormoen , Devon McMullen , Chase Norrish , Brady Norrish, Turner Ottenbreit, Tanner Lischynsky, Braden Lozinski, Dallas Rossiter, Jordan Ross, Zach Zadorozniak, Daylan Gatzke, Corwin Stevely, Derek Falloon, Dylan Johnson, Cortlan Procter, Matthew Cox, Riley Hunt, Tyson Enzie, Brett Boehm, Kailum Gervais, Tyler Giebel, Joshua Ellis, Tayler Thompson
Staff: Trent Cassan (Head Coach), Don Chesney (General Manager), Andre Huberdeau (Athletic Therapist), Casey O'Brien (Assistant Coach), John Odgers (Assistant Coach), Gord Pritchard (Assistant General Manager)

FINAL: Carleton Place Canadians 3 vs Yorkton Terriers 4
SEMI-FINALS: Yorkton Terriers 6 vs Vernon Vipers 3 | Carleton Place Canadians 5 vs Dauphin Kings 3

Final Standings:
Rank Team (League) [Ticket] W–L-OTL GF GA
1 Dauphin Kings (MJHL) [Western Canada Cup #2] 3-0-1 12 8
2 Vernon Vipers (BCHL) [Host] 2-2-0 13 14
3 Yorkton Terriers (SJHL) [Western Canada Cup #1] 2-2-0 10 13
4 Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL) [Fred Page Cup] 2-1-1 11 11
5 Toronto Lakeshore Patriots (OJHL) [Dudley Hewitt Cup] 1-2-1 10 10

Round-robin:
Dauphin Kings 2 vs Toronto Lakeshore Patriots 1
Vernon Vipers 2 vs Carleton Place Canadians 3 | Yorkton Terriers 1 vs Toronto Lakeshore Patriots 5
Carleton Place Canadians 3 vs Dauphin Kings 4
Yorkton Terriers 4 vs Vernon Vipers 6 | Toronto Lakeshore Patriots 2 vs Carleton Place Canadians 4
Vernon Vipers 2 vs Dauphin Kings 5 | Carleton Place Canadians 1 vs Yorkton Terriers 3
Dauphin Kings 1 vs Yorkton Terriers 2
Toronto Lakeshore Patriots 2 vs Vernon Vipers 3

The 2014 RBC Cup award winners are:
Most Valuable Player (Roland Mercier Trophy) – Michael Stiliadis (Dauphin Kings)
Top Goaltender – Michael Stiliadis (Dauphin Kings)
Top Forward – Colton Sparrow (Vernon Vipers)
Top Defenceman – Michael Prapavessis (Toronto Lakeshore Patriots)
Most Sportsmanlike Player (Tubby Schmalz Trophy) – Brett D’Andrea (Carleton Place Canadians)
Top Scorer – Colton Sparrow (Vernon Vipers)

Carleton Place Canadians forward Andy Sturtz was presented with the 2014 RBC Canadian Junior Hockey League Player of the Year award. Richard Court of the OJHL’s Georgetown Raiders was on hand in Vernon to receive the RBC National Junior A Scholarship ($5000). The RBC Cup Legacy Scholarships, established following the 2004 RBC Royal Bank Cup in Grande Prairie, Alta., and contributed to following successful National Junior A Championships in Weyburn, Sask., Prince George, B.C., and Cornwall, Ont., these $500 scholarships are awarded to one graduating 20-year-old player from each of the five participating teams. The RBC Cup Legacy Scholarship winners are: Josh Bryan (Vernon Vipers), Devon McMullen (Yorkton Terriers), Larry Smith (Carleton Place Canadians), Andreas Tsogkas (Toronto Lakeshore Patriots) & Mitch Van Teeling (Dauphin Kings)

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2015 - Portage Terriers (MJHL), Portage La Prarie, Manitoba

Roster: Taylor Friesen, Brad Bowles, aryd Wiebe, Grant Valiquette, Andrew Zerban, Shawn Bowles, Garick Gray, Carson Perreaux, Ryan Swier, Zack Waldvogel, Tyler Jeanson, Jordyn Boyd, Dane Schioler, Chase Faulkner
Dean Stewart, Mackenzie Dwyer, Brett Orr, Davis Ross, Kevin Pochuk, Matt Alexander, Tanner Jago, Landon Peel , Brett Friesen, Zac Robidoux, Justin Laforest
Staff: Head Coach/General Manager-Blake Spiller, Paul Harland-Assistant Coach

Final: Carleton Place Canadians 2 - Portage Terriers 5
Semi-Finals: Carleton Place Canadians 2 - Penticton Vees 1 (2OT), Melfort Mustangs 1- Portage Terriers 6

Round Robin
Rank Team (League) [Ticket] W–OTW-OTL-L GF GA Pts
1 Portage Terriers (MJHL) [Host] 3-0-0-1 13 9 9
2 Penticton Vees (BCHL) [Western Canada Cup #1] 3-0-0-1 15 8 9
3 Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL) [Fred Page Cup] 2-0-1-1 13 8 7
4 Melfort Mustangs (SJHL) {#2 Western Canada Cup} 1-1-0-2 11 13 5
5 Soo Thunderbirds (NOJHL) [Dudley Hewitt Cup] 0-0-0-4 7 21 0

Round-Robin:
Game Away Team Score Home Team Score
1 Penticton Vees 2 - Portage Terriers 3 | 2 Soo Thunderbirds 0 - Carleton Place Canadians 4
3 Melfort Mustangs 0 - Penticton Vees 4 | 4 Portage Terriers 0 - Carleton Place Canadians 3
5 Melfort Mustangs 5 - Soo Thunderbirds
6 Carleton Place Canadians 3 - Penticton Vees 4 | 7 Soo Thunderbirds 2 - Portage Terriers 7
8 Carleton Place Canadians 3 - Melfort Mustangs 4 (OT)
9 Penticton Vees 5 - Soo Thunderbirds 2 | 10 Portage Terriers 3 - Melfort Mustangs 2

The 2015 RBC Cup award winners are:
Most Valuable Player (Roland Mercier Trophy) – Brad Bowles (Portage Terriers)
Top Goaltender – Guillaume Therien (Carleton Place Canadians)
Top Forward – Brad Bowles (Portage Terriers)
Top Defenceman – Dante Fabbro (Penticton Vees)
Most Sportsmanlike Player (Tubby Schmalz Trophy) – Patrick Newell (Penticton Vees)
Top Scorer – Brad Bowles (Portage Terriers)

Okotoks Oilers goaltender Nic Renyard was presented with the 2015 RBC Canadian Junior Hockey League National Player of the Year award. Josh Teves of the BCHL’s Merritt Centennials was on hand in Portage la Prairie to receive the RBC National Junior A Scholarship. Teves was chosen from 10 finalists – one from each of the Canadian Junior Hockey League’s member leagues – to receive the $5,000 scholarship. The RBC Cup Legacy Scholarships were also handed out at the awards banquet. Established following the 2004 RBC Royal Bank Cup in Grande Prairie, Alta., and contributed to following successful National Junior A Championships in Weyburn, Sask., Prince George, B.C., and Cornwall, Ont., the $500 scholarships are awarded to one graduating 20-year-old player from each of the five participating teams. The RBC Cup Legacy Scholarship winners are:
Stephen Baylis (Carleton Place Canadians), Adam Fauchoux (Melfort Mustangs), Tanner Jago (Portage Terriers), Anthony Miller (Soo Thunderbirds), Patrick Sexton (Penticton Vees)

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2016 - West Kelowna Warriors (BCHL), Lloydminster, Alberta

Roster: Quin Foreman, Brett Mennear, Connor Sodergren, Jake LeBrun, Reed Gunville, Lane Gilliss, Kylar Hope, Garrett Forster, Bryan Basilico, Jonathan Desbiens, 26 Liam Blackburn, 27 Kyle Marino, 28 Jared Marino, Jake Harrison, Tyler Anderson, Matt Monk, Rylan Yaremko, Kristian Blumenschein, Scott Allan, Nick Rutigliano, Matthew Greenfield, Keelan Williams, Shane Farkas
Staff: Rylan Ferster – Head Coach/GM, Shae Naka – Associate Head Coach/Assistant GM,

Final: Lloydminster Bobcats 0 - West Kelowna Warriors 4
Semi-Finals: Lloydminster Bobcats 6 - Trenton Golden Hawks 2 , West Kelowna Warriors 4 - Brooks Bandits 1

Final Standings
Rank Team (League) [Ticket] W–OTW-OTL-L GF GA Pts
1 Trenton Golden Hawks (OJHL) [Central] 3-0-1-0 13 8 10
2 Brooks Bandits (AJHL) [West 2] 3-0-0-1 16 10 9
3 West Kelowna Warriors (BCHL) [West 1] 2-1-0-1 14 11 8
4 Lloydminster Bobcats (AJHL) [Host] 0-1-0-3 10 16 2
5 Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL) [East] 0-0-1-3 7 16 1

Round-Robin;
May 14, 2016
Brooks Bandits 2 - Trenton Golden Hawks 3 | West Kelowna Warriors 5 - Lloydminster Bobcats 2
Trenton Golden Hawks 3 - Carleton Place Canadians 1 | West Kelowna Warriors 1 Brooks Bandits 5
Lloydminster Bobcats 4 - Carleton Place Canadians 3 (OT)
Trenton Golden Hawks 3 - West Kelowna Warriors 4 (SO) | Brooks Bandits 4 - Lloydminster Bobcats 3
Carleton Place Canadians 1 - West Kelowna Warriors 4
Carleton Place Canadians 4 - Brooks Bandits 5 | Lloydminster Bobcats 1 - Trenton Golden Hawks 4

Awards:
Most Valuable Player (Roland Mercier Trophy) – Cale Makar (Brooks Bandits)
Top Goaltender – Daniel Urbani (Trenton Golden Hawks)
Top Forward – Bryce Van Horn (Carleton Place Canadians)
Top Defenceman – Cale Makar (Brooks Bandits)
Most Sportsmanlike Player (Tubby Schmalz Trophy) – Christian Lloyd (Lloydminster Bobcats)
Top Scorer – Cale Makar (Brooks Bandits)

Penticton Vees forward Tyson Jost was presented with the 2016 RBC Canadian Junior Hockey League National Player of the Year award. Brandon Grandinetti of the NOJHL’s Soo Thunderbirds was on-hand in Lloydminster to receive the RBC National Junior A Scholarship. Grandinetti was chosen from 10 finalists – one from each of the Canadian Junior Hockey League’s member leagues – to receive the $5,000 national scholarship. The RBC Cup Legacy Scholarships were also handed out at the awards banquet. Established following the 2004 RBC Cup in Grande Prairie, Alta., and grown through successful National Junior A Championships in Weyburn, Sask., Prince George, B.C., and Cornwall, Ont., the $500 scholarships are awarded to one graduating 20-year-old player from each of the five participating teams. The RBC Cup Legacy Scholarship winners are: Nicolas Carrier (Carleton Place Canadians), Adam Clements (Trenton Golden Hawks), Garrett Forster (West Kelowna Warriors), Derek Lodermeier (Brooks Bandits), Taylor Mulder (Lloydminster Bobcats)

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2017 - Cobourg Cougars (OJHL), Cobourg, Ontario

Roster:
Spencer Roberts, Connor MacEachern, Otasowie Omoregie, Daniel McKitrick, George Miranda, Brenden Locke, Jamie Huber, Josh Maguire, Matt Carroll, Quinn Syrydiuk, Jake Bricknell, Ryan Casselman, Mac Lowry, Theo Lewis, Reade MacInnis, Matt Bumstead, Nick Minerva, Jordan DiCicco, Sam Dunn, Jesse Baird, Matt Busby, Cam McGill, Brennan Roy, Stefano Durante, Matt Menna
STAFF: Brent Tully-General Manager; John Druce- Head Coach; Corey Beer-Assistant Coach; Ken Scott-Assistant Coach; Joe Aiello-Trainer; Bill Murray-Equipment Manager

Final: Cobourg Cougars 3 Brooks Bandits 2 (OT)
Semi-Finals: Penticton Vees 1 - Cobourg Cougars 3 | Terrebonne Cobras 0 - Brooks Bandits 4

Final Standings:
Rank Team (League) [Ticket] W–OTW-OTL-L GF GA Pts
1 Cobourg Cougars (OJHL) [Host] 2-1-1-0 16 8 9
2 Brooks Bandits (AJHL) [Western 1] 2-1-0-1 18 9 8
3 Terrebonne Cobras (LHJQ) [Eastern] 2-0-0-2 10 15 6
4 Penticton Vees (BCHL) [Western 2] 1-1-1-1 9 7 6
5 Trenton Golden Hawks (OJHL) [Central] 0-0-1-3 4 18 1

Round-robin:
Terrebonne Cobras 3 - Brooks Bandits 6 | Trenton Golden Hawks 2 - Cobourg Cougars 3 (OT)
Brooks Bandits 2 - Penticton Vees 1 (OT) | Trenton Golden Hawks 2 - Terrebonne Cobras 3
Cobourg Cougars 2 - Penticton Vees 3 (OT)
Brooks Bandits 8 - Trenton Golden Hawks 0 | Terrebonne Cobras 1 - Cobourg Cougars 6
Penticton Vees 4 - Trenton Golden Hawks 0
Penticton Vees 1 - Terrebonne Cobras 3 | 10 Cobourg Cougars 5 Brooks Bandits 2

The full list of award recipients includes:
Roland Mercier Award (MVP): Cale Makar, Brooks Bandits
Top Goaltender: Stefano Durante, Cobourg Cougars
Tubby Schmalz Award (Most Sportsmanlike Player): Nicholas Jones, Penticton Vees
Top Forward: Spencer Roberts, Cobourg Cougars
Top Defenceman: Cale Makar, Brooks Bandits
Top Scorer: Spencer Roberts

RBC CJHL National Player of the Year: Cale Makar, Brooks Bandits

Thanks to the legacy from past RBC Cup events, one graduating player from each participating team was awarded a $500 grant. This year’s recipients are: Nick Prkusic (Medicine Hat, Alta./Brooks, AJHL), Stefano Durante (Brampton, Ont./Cobourg, OJHL), Taylor Sanheim (Elkhorn, Man./Penticton, BCHL), Kevin Laliberté (Bois-des-Filion, Que./Terrebonne, LHJQ), Lucas Brown (Powassan, Ont./Trenton, OJHL)

In addition, Hockey Canada’s premier partner and event title sponsor, RBC, awards a $5,000 national scholarship celebrating academic and on-ice excellence to a deserving player from the CJHL each season. This year’s RBC National Scholarship Award recipient is Owen Grant (Stittsville, Ont./Carleton Place, CCHL), who has committed to attend the University of Vermont on a hockey scholarship next season.

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2018 - Chilliwack Cheifs at Chilliwack, British Columbia

Roster: Anthony Vincent, Ryan Miotto, Will Calverley, Regan Kimens, Tommy Lee, Harrison Blaisdell, Ethan Bowen, Jared Turcotte, Skyler Brind'Amour, Kaden Pickering, Corey Andonovski, Ryan Bowen, P.J. Marrocco, Adam Berg, Wyatt Elmer, Kyle Yewchuk, Jake Gresh, Matt Slick, Brody Gagno, Dylan Parsons, Sean McCloskey, Bryan Allbee, Powell Connor, Marcus Tesink, Mathieu Caron, Daniel Chenard, Dawson Pelletier
STAFF: Brian Maloney-General Manager & Head Coach, Suneil Karod -Assistant Coach, Cam Keith -Assistant Coach, Brad Rihela -Assistant Coach, Grant Rollheiser -Goaltending Coach

Final: Wellington Dukes 2 - Chilliwack Chiefs 4
Semifinals: Wellington Dukes 2 - Wenatchee Wild 1 | Ottawa Jr. Senators 2 - Chilliwack Chiefs 3

Final Standings:
Rank Team GP W OTW L OTL PTS
1 Wenatchee Wild 4 2 2 0 0 10
2 Chilliwack Chiefs 4 2 1 0 1 9
3 Ottawa Jr. Senators 4 0 2 0 2 6
4 Wellington Dukes 4 0 1 2 1 3
5 Steinbach Pistons 4 0 0 2 2 2

Round-Robin:
Wellington Dukes 1 - Ottawa Jr. Senators (OT) | Wenatchee Wild 2 (OT) - Chilliwack Chiefs 1
Steinbach Pistons 3 - Wenatchee Wild 4 | Chilliwack Chiefs 4 (OT) - Ottawa Jr. Senators 3
Steinbach Pistons 2 - Wellington Dukes 3 (OT)
Ottawa Jr. Senators 2 - Wenatchee Wild 3 (SO)| Wellington Dukes 0 - Chilliwack Chiefs2
Ottawa Jr. Senators 5 (OT) - Steinbach Pistons 4
Wenatchee Wild 7 - Wellington Dukes 1 | Chilliwack Chiefs 4 - Steinbach Pistons 1

AWARDS:
Most Valuable Player (Roland Mercier Trophy): Will Calverley, Chilliwack Chiefs
Top Goaltender: Daniel Chenard, Chilliwack Chiefs
Most Sportsmanlike Player (Tubby Schmalz Trophy): Zach Salloum, Ottawa Junior Senators
Top Forward: Jasper Weatherby, Wenatchee Wild
Top Defenceman: Darby Gula, Steinbach Pistons
Top Scorer: Jasper Weatherby, Wenatchee Wild
CJHL National Player of the Year: Chris Van Os-Shaw, Spruce Grove Saints(AJHL)
$5,000 RBC National Scholarship Award: Geoff Kitt, Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL).

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This Page No Longer Updated Because...

As of March 24th, 2021, the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) has withdrawn its membership from the Canadian Junior Hockey League (CJHL) so, is no longer eligible to play for the National Championship.

On Monday, May 1, 2023, the British Columbia Hockey League announced it will not renew the league's agreement with Hockey Canada, meaning it will be an independent league operateing outside Hockey Canada's system (Non-Sanctioned League) as of June 1, 2023.

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Hockey League Abbreviations : AJHL - Alberta Junior Hockey League, BCHL - British Columbia Hockey League, BCJHL - British Columbia Junior Hockey League, CJAHL - Canadian Junior Amateur Hockey League, CJHL - Central Junior Hockey League, EJHL - Eastern Junior Hockey League, PEIJHL - Prince Edward Island Junior Hockey League, LHAAAHL - Ligue Du Hockey Junior AAA Du Quebec, MJHL - Manitoba Junior Hockey League, ManJHL & MJHL - Manitoba Junior Hockey League, MHL - Maritime Hockey League, MJAHL - Maritime Junior A Hockey League MarJHL - Maritime Junior A Hockey League, NOJHA - Northern Ontario Junior Hockey Association, NOJHL - Norther Ontario Junior Hockey League, OPJHL - Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League, PCJHL - Peace Cariboo Junior Hockey League, QJAHL - Quebec Junior Amateur Hockey League, SIJHL - Superior International Junior Hockey Leaue, SJHL - Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, SOJHL - Southern Ontario Junior Hockey League, TBAHA - Thunder Bay Amateur Hockey Association, USHL - United States Hockey League

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Central = Dudley Hewitt Cup - Host,OPJHL,NOJHL,SIJHL
East = Fred Page Cup - Host,MJAHL,LHJAAAQ,CJHL
Pacific = Doyle Cup* - BCHL vs AJHL
West = Anavet Cup* - SJHL vs MJHL
* = Not Played Starting 2013 to 2017, Reinstated 2018
West 1 = Western Canada Cup# - Host,BCHL,AJHL,SJHL,MJHL (Winner 1vs2)
West 2 = Western Canada Cup# - Host,BCHL,AJHL,SJHL,MJHL ([Winner 3vs4] vs [Losser 1vs2]
# = Played from 2013 - 2017, discontinued for 2018

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