Memorial Cup

League status: Active
Year of start: 1919
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2023-2024: Saginaw Spirit
2022-2023: Québec Remparts
2021-2022: Saint John Sea Dogs
2018-2019: Rouyn-Noranda Huskies
2017-2018: Acadie Bathurst Titan
2016-2017: Windsor Spitfires
2015-2016: London Knights
2014-2015: Oshawa Generals
2013-2014: Edmonton Oil Kings
2012-2013: Halifax Mooseheads
2011-2012: Shawinigan Cataractes
2010-2011: Saint John Sea Dogs
2009-2010: Windsor Spitfires
2008-2009: Windsor Spitfires
2007-2008: Spokane Chiefs
2006-2007: Vancouver Giants
2005-2006: Québec Remparts
2004-2005: London Knights
2003-2004: Kelowna Rockets
2002-2003: Kitchener Rangers
2001-2002: Kootenay Ice
2000-2001: Red Deer Rebels
1999-2000: Rimouski Oceanic
1998-1999: Ottawa 67’s
1997-1998: Portland Winter Hawks
1996-1997: Hull Olympiques
1995-1996: Granby Prédateurs
1994-1995: Kamloops Blazers
1993-1994: Kamloops Blazers
1992-1993: Soo Greyhounds
1991-1992: Kamloops Blazers
1990-1991: Spokane Chiefs
1989-1990: Oshawa Generals
1988-1989: Swift Current Broncos
1987-1988: Medicine Hat Tigers
1986-1987: Medicine Hat Tigers
1985-1986: Guelph Platers
1984-1985: Prince Albert Raiders
1983-1984: Ottawa 67’s
1982-1983: Portland Winter Hawks
1981-1982: Kitchener Rangers
1980-1981: Cornwall Royals
1979-1980: Cornwall Royals
1978-1979: Peterborough Petes
1977-1978: New Westminster Bruins
1976-1977: New Westminster Bruins
1975-1976: Hamilton Fincups
1974-1975: Toronto Marlboros (1904-1989)
1973-1974: Regina Pats
1972-1973: Toronto Marlboros (1904-1989)
1971-1972: Cornwall Royals
1970-1971: Québec Remparts
1969-1970: Montreal Junior Canadiens
1968-1969: Montreal Junior Canadiens
1967-1968: Niagara Falls Flyers
1966-1967: Toronto Marlboros (1904-1989)
1965-1966: Edmonton Oil Kings
1964-1965: Niagara Falls Flyers
1963-1964: Toronto Marlboros (1904-1989)
1962-1963: Edmonton Oil Kings
1961-1962: Markham Royals
1960-1961: Toronto St. Michael’s Majors
1959-1960: St. Catharines Teepees
1958-1959: Winnipeg Braves
1957-1958: Ottawa Hull Canadiens
1956-1957: Flin Flon Bombers
1955-1956: Toronto Marlboros (1904-1989)
1954-1955: Toronto Marlboros (1904-1989)
1953-1954: St. Catharines Teepees
1952-1953: Barrie Flyers
1951-1952: Guelph Mad Hatters
1950-1951: Barrie Flyers
1949-1950: Montreal Junior Canadiens
1948-1949: Montreal Royals
1947-1948: Port Arthur West End Bruins
1946-1947: Toronto St. Michael’s Majors
1945-1946: Winnipeg Monarchs
1944-1945: Toronto St. Michael’s Majors
1943-1944: Oshawa Generals
1942-1943: Winnipeg Rangers
1941-1942: Portage Terriers
1940-1941: Winnipeg Rangers
1939-1940: Oshawa Generals
1938-1939: Oshawa Generals
1937-1938: St. Boniface Seals
1936-1937: Winnipeg Monarchs
1935-1936: West Toronto Nationals
1934-1935: Winnipeg Monarchs
1933-1934: Toronto St. Michael’s Majors
1932-1933: Newmarket Redmen
1931-1932: Sudbury Cub Wolves
1930-1931: Elmwood Millionaires
1929-1930: Regina Pats
1928-1929: Toronto Marlboros (1904-1989)
1927-1928: Regina Monarchs
1926-1927: Caledon Bombers
1925-1926: Calgary Canadians
1924-1925: Regina Pats
1923-1924: Caledon Bombers
1922-1923: University of Manitoba
1921-1922: Fort William War Veterans
1920-1921: Winnipeg Junior Falcons
1919-1920: Toronto Canoe Club Paddlers
1918-1919: University of Toronto Schools

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Oshawa Generals won Memorial Cup last night after beating Kelowna Rockets 2-1 in the final. Oshawa had one European player on the roster: Tobias Lindberg of Sweden who lead the team in scoring with three goals and two assists.

The German forward of Kelowna Rockets, Leon Draisaitl, was the Memorial Cup top scorer with four goals and three assists.

(01 Jun 2015)

Edmonton Oil Kings with the European players Henrik Samuelsson, Mads Eller and Edgars Kulda has won Memorial Cup, the Canadian junior championship.

(26 May 2014)

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