HOCKEY CANADA
1999 RBC Cup
The Road to Yorkton
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Congratulations to the 1999 Royal Bank Cup Champion Vernon Vipers 1999 Regional Representatives Atlantic: Charlottetown Abbies
1999 Award Winners Most Valuable Player: Dennis Basset (Yorkton) |
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Doyle Cup (BCHL vs AJHL) |
| April 17-25: Calgary Canucks lost the best-of-seven Doyle Cup 4-1 to the Vernon Vipers |
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Anavet Cup (MJHL vs SJHL) |
| April 17-24: OCN Blizzard lost the best-of-seven Anavet Cup 4-2 to the Estevan Bruins |
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Fred Page Cup (Round Robin with CJHL, MarJAHL, LHJAAAQ |
| April 21-25: Charlottetown went undefeated (3-0) vs Hawkesbury, Valleyfield and Antigonish in Round Robin. Defeated Hawkesbury in Final to win Fred Page Cup |
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Dudley Hewitt Cup (NOJHL vs OPJHL) |
| April 16-22: Rayside-Balfour lost the best-of-seven Dudley Hewitt Cup 4-0 to Bramalea Blues |
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ALBERTA JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE |
| March 1-5: Best-of-three division quarter-finals (Grande Prairie Storm defeated Bonnyville Pontiacs 2-0 in North Division; Camrose Kodiaks defeated Bow Valley Eagles 2-0 in South) March 5-18: Best-of-seven division semi-finals (St. Albert Saints defeated Grande Prairie 4-1; Lloydminster Blazers defeated Fort Saskatchewan Traders 4-3; Calgary Canucks defeated Camrose 4-0; Olds Grizzlys defeated Calgary Royals 4-2) March 19-April 1: Best-of-seven division finals (St. Albert defeated Lloydminster 4-3 in North; Calgary Canucks defeated Olds 4-1 in South) April 2-16: Best-of-seven league championship (Calgary Canucks defeated St. Albert 4-0 to win the Cantel AT&T Cup and qualify for the best-of-seven Doyle Cup against the B.C. junior A champion) |
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BRITISH COLUMBIA HOCKEY LEAGUE |
| COASTAL CONFERENCE March 2-8: Best-of-five quarter-finals (South Surrey Eagles defeated Langley Hornets 3-1; Victoria Salsa defeated Nanaimo Clippers 3-0; Chilliwack Chiefs defeated Cowichan Valley Capitals 3-0) March 10-16: Best-of-five semi-final (Chilliwack defeated Victoria 3-2) March 18-27: Best-of-seven final (Chilliwack defeated South Surrey 4-3) INTERIOR CONFERENCE March 5-14: Best-of-seven semi-finals (Vernon Vipers defeated Merritt Centennials 4-1; Prince George Spruce Kings defeated Penticton Panthers 4-3) March 17-26: Best-of-seven conference championship (Vernon defeated Prince George 4-0) March 29-April 8: Best-of-seven league championship (Vernon defeated Chilliwack 4-1 to win the Fred Page Cup and qualify for the best-of-seven Mowat Cup against Kimberley of the RMJHL) |
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CENTRAL JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE |
| March 14-24: Best-of-seven quarter-finals (Hawkesbury Hawks defeated Pembroke Lumber Kings 4-0; Brockville Braves defeated Ottawa Senators 4-3; Nepean Raiders defeated Cornwall Colts 4-2; Kanata Valley Lasers defeated Smiths Falls Bears 4-1) March 26-April 6: Best-of-seven semi-finals (Hawkesbury defeated Nepean 4-1; Brockville defeated Kanata Valley 4-3) April 8-18: Best-of-seven league championship (Hawkesbury defeated Brockville 4-2 to qualify for the Fred Page Cup) |
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LA LIGUE DE HOCKEY JUNIOR AAA DU QUEBEC |
| Feb. 28-March 14: Best-of-seven division quarter-finals (Les Frontaliers de Coaticook defeated les Chevaliers de Saint-Jean 4-0; les Eperviers de Contrecoeur defeated College Francais de Longueuil 4-2; Kingsey de Warwick defeated les Husky de Cowansville 4-3 in Sherwood Division; le National de Joliette defeated le Junior de Montreal 4-1; les Braves de Valleyfield defeated les Maroons de Lachine 4-1; les Pantheres de Saint-Jerome defeated les Cobras de La Plaine 4-1 in CCM Division) March 14-27: Best-of-seven quarter-finals (Coaticook leads Saint-Jerome 3-2; Valleyfield defeated Joliette 4-1; Contrecoeur defeated Warwick 4-1) March 28-April 3: Double round-robin semi-final (Contrecoeur finishes first, Valleyfield second and Saint-Jerome third) April 6-16: Best-of-seven league championship (Valleyfield defeated Contrecoeur 4-3 to qualify for the Fred Page Cup) |
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MANITOBA JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE |
| March 9-19: Best-of-seven division semi-finals (OCN Blizzard defeated Dauphin Kings 4-0; Winkler Flyers defeated Portage Terriers 4-2 in Allard Division; St. Boniface Saints defeated St. James Canadians 4-2; Winnipeg South Blues defeated Selkirk Steelers 4-1 in Addison Division) March 21-31: Best-of-seven division finals (OCN defeated Winkler 4-1 in Allard Division; Winnipeg South defeated St. Boniface 4-3 in Addison Division) April 2-13: Best-of-seven league championship (OCN defeated Winnipeg South 4-0 to qualify for the best-of-seven Anavet Cup against Estevan of the SJHL) |
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MARITIME JUNIOR 'A' HOCKEY LEAGUE |
| March 9-21: Best-of-seven division semi-finals (Charlottetown A & S Abbies defeated Amherst Ramblers 4-0; Moncton Gagnon Beavers defeated Restigouche River Rats 4-0 in Roger Meek Division; Halifax Oland Exports defeated East Hants Penguins 4-2; Antigonish Bulldogs defeated Truro Bearcats 4-1 in Maurice Bent Division) March 23-April 4: Best-of-seven division finals (Charlottetown defeated Moncton 4-1 in Meek Division; Antigonish defeated Halifax 4-3 in Bent Division) April 6-17: Best-of-seven league championship (Charlottetown defeated Antigonish 4-3 and both advance into the Fred Page Cup) |
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NORTHERN ONTARIO JUNIOR 'A' HOCKEY ASSOCIATION |
| March 1-14: Best-of-seven quarter-finals (Rayside Balfour Sabrecats defeated Espanola Eagles 4-0, Parry Sound Shamrocks defeated Timmins Golden Bears 4-2; Sturgeon Falls Lynx defeated Elliot Lake Ice 4-0) March 15: Sudden-death game Timmins 1 at Elliot Lake 5 (Elliot Lake advances to play Rayside Balfour in best-of-seven semi-final) March 18-30: Best-of-seven semi-finals (Rayside Balfour defeated Elliot Lake 4-1; Parry Sound defeated Sturgeon Falls 4-1) April 1-10: Best-of-seven league championship (Rayside Balfour defeated Parry Sound 4-2 to qualify for the best-of-seven Dudley Hewitt Cup against Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League champion Bramalea) |
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE |
| March 12-24: Best-of-seven semi-finals (Kimberley Dynamiters defeated Creston Valley Thunder 4-0; Fernie Ghostriders defeated Nelson Leafs 4-3) March 26-April 4: Best-of-seven league championship (Kimberley defeated Fernie 4-2 to win the Subway-Eddie Mountain Memorial Trophy and qualify for the best-of-five Mowat Cup against Vernon of the BCHL) |
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SASKATCHEWAN JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE |
| March 5-8: Best-of-three division quarter-finals (Melville Millionaires defeated Lebret Eagles 2-0 in South Division; North Battleford North Stars defeated Flin Flon Bombers 2-0 in North Division) March 9-20: Best-of-seven division semi-finals (Estevan Bruins defeated Melville 4-0; Notre Dame Hounds defeated Yorkton Terriers 4-3 in South; Melfort Mustangs defeated North Battleford 4-2; Humboldt Broncos defeated Kindersley Klippers 4-2 in North) March 22-April 1: Best-of-seven division finals (Estevan defeated Notre Dame 4-1 in South; Humboldt defeated Melfort 4-0 in North) April 3-13: Best-of-seven league championship (Estevan defeated Humboldt 4-0 to qualify for the best-of-seven Anavet Cup against OCN of the ManJHL) |
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Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League |
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March 25-31: Best-of-seven division semi-finals (Milton Merchants defeat Collingwood Blues 4-2; Bramalea Blues defeats Pickering Panthers 4-0) |
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