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ANAVET Cup

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ANAVET Cup
History
Portage Terriers hoist ANAVET Cup (2005)
Sport	Ice hockey
League	Canadian Junior Hockey League
Awarded for	Western region champion
Country	Canada
First award	1971
Final award	2019
First winner	St. Boniface Saints
Most wins	Humboldt Broncos (7) Prince Albert Raiders (7)
Most recent	Portage Terriers (2019)

The ANAVET Cup was an ice hockey trophy awarded by the Canadian Junior Hockey League to the winners of a best-of-seven series between the championship teams of the SJHL and the MJHL. The winner also earned a berth in the Centennial Cup national championship tournament. The series was an annual staple since 1971, excluding the years from 2013 to 2017, when it was replaced by the Western Canada Cup, and 2020–2021, when the competition was cancelled as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.^[1]^[2]

The term "ANAVET" comes from the Canadian non-for-profit organization ANAVETS, or Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans in Canada.^[1]

The Western region's ANAVET Cup Champion traditionally played against the Pacific region's Doyle Cup champion for the Abbott Cup, the Western Canadian Championship. However, the Abbott Cup diminished in importance following the reorganization of the national championship in 1990. The Abbott Cup was then presented to the winner of the round-robin game, between the Pacific champion and Western champion, during the larger national competition; this practice ended, and the Abbott Cup was retired, after the 1999 season.

Champions

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Champions in bold

Year	MJHL Champion	SJHL Champion	Series
Western Junior "A" Champions
1971	St. Boniface Saints	Weyburn Red Wings	4–2
1972	Dauphin Kings	Humboldt Broncos	2–4
1973	Portage Terriers	Humboldt Broncos	3–2 (D)
1974	Selkirk Steelers	Prince Albert Raiders	4–2
1975	Selkirk Steelers	Swift Current Broncos	4–0
1976	Selkirk Steelers	Prince Albert Raiders	1–4
1977	Dauphin Kings	Prince Albert Raiders	1–4
1978	Kildonan North Stars	Prince Albert Raiders	0–4
1979	Selkirk Steelers	Prince Albert Raiders	1–4
1980	Selkirk Steelers	Prince Albert Raiders	2–4
1981	St. Boniface Saints	Prince Albert Raiders	1–4
1982	Winnipeg South Blues	Prince Albert Raiders	2–4
1983	Dauphin Kings	Yorkton Terriers	4–1
1984	Selkirk Steelers	Weyburn Red Wings	2–4
1985	Selkirk Steelers	Estevan Bruins	1–4
1986	Winnipeg South Blues	Humboldt Broncos	4–3
1987	Selkirk Steelers	Humboldt Broncos	0–4
1988	Winnipeg South Blues	Notre Dame Hounds	0–4
1989	Winnipeg South Blues	Humboldt Broncos	1–4
1990	Portage Terriers	Nipawin Hawks	2–4
1991	Winkler Flyers	Yorkton Terriers	1–4
1992	Winkler Flyers	Melfort Mustangs	4–1
1993	Dauphin Kings	Flin Flon Bombers	2–4
1994	St. Boniface Saints	Weyburn Red Wings	3–4
1995	Winnipeg South Blues	Weyburn Red Wings	4–2
1996	St. James Canadians	Melfort Mustangs	0–4
1997	St. James Canadians	Weyburn Red Wings	1–4
1998	Winkler Flyers	Weyburn Red Wings	3–4
1999	OCN Blizzard	Estevan Bruins	2–4
2000	OCN Blizzard	North Battleford North Stars	1–4
2001	OCN Blizzard	Weyburn Red Wings	2–4
2002	OCN Blizzard	Kindersley Klippers	4–1
2003	OCN Blizzard	Humboldt Broncos	1–4
2004	Selkirk Steelers	Kindersley Klippers	3–4
2005	Portage Terriers	Yorkton Terriers	4–2
2006	Winnipeg South Blues	Yorkton Terriers	1–4
2007	Selkirk Steelers	Humboldt Broncos	4–3
2008	Portage Terriers	Humboldt Broncos	0–4
2009	Portage Terriers	Humboldt Broncos	3–4
2010	Dauphin Kings	La Ronge Ice Wolves	4–1
2011	Portage Terriers	La Ronge Ice Wolves	4–3
2012	Portage Terriers	Humboldt Broncos	3–4
2013-2017: replaced by Western Canada Cup
2018	Steinbach Pistons	Nipawin Hawks	4–2
2019	Portage Terriers	Battlefords North Stars	4–1^[3]
2020-2022: not awarded^[4]^[5]^[6]

Results by team

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results as of 2019 ANAVET Cup

Team	League	Champions	Runners-up	Total
Humboldt Broncos	SJHL	7	3	10
Prince Albert Raiders*	SJHL	7	1	8
Weyburn Red Wings	SJHL	5	2	7
Portage Terriers	MJHL	4	4	8
Selkirk Steelers	MJHL	3	7	10
Winnipeg Blues	MJHL	2	4	6
Dauphin Kings	MJHL	2	3	5
Yorkton Terriers	SJHL	2	2	4
Estevan Bruins	SJHL	2		2
OCN Blizzard	MJHL	1	4	5
St. Boniface Saints	MJHL	1	2	3
Winkler Flyers	MJHL	1	2	3
Kindersley Klippers	SJHL	1	1	2
Melfort Mustangs	SJHL	1	1	2
Nipawin Hawks	SJHL	1	1	2
North Battleford North Stars	SJHL	1	1	2
Flin Flon Bombers	SJHL	1		1
Notre Dame Hounds	SJHL	1		1
Steinbach Pistons	MJHL	1		1
La Ronge Ice Wolves	SJHL		2	2
St. James Canadians*	MJHL		2	2
Swift Current Broncos*	SJHL		1	1
Kildonan North Stars*	MJHL		1	1

* denotes team is defunct or no longer part of the league

Results by league

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results as of 2019 ANAVET Cup

League	Champions	Runners-up	Total
Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League	29	15	44
Manitoba Junior Hockey League	15	29

References

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^ ^a ^b "ANAVET CUP RETURNS AFTER BRIEF HIATUS". Manitoba Junior Hockey League. 8 March 2018.
^ Dunick, Leith (22 March 2022). "Dudley Hewitt Cup cancelled, SIJHL champ will go directly to Centennial Cup". tbnewswatch.com. Dougall Media. Retrieved 28 July 2024.
^ "Terriers win ANAVET Cup". Portage Online. 3 May 2019.
^ "Hockey Canada statement in response to coronavirus (COVID-19)". Hockey Canada. 12 March 2020.
^ "Hockey Canada statement on spring 2021 national championships". Hockey Canada. 5 February 2021.
^ "Hockey Canada Announces Updates to Spring 2022 National Championships". SJHL. 22 March 2022.

External links

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