Noralta Junior Hockey League

Noralta Junior Hockey League (NJHL)
Commissioner Chris Hurley
Former name(s) North Central Junior Hockey League (1992-2003)
Founded 1992
No. of teams 13
Associated Title(s) Hockey Alberta Provincials
Website NJHL.ca

The Noralta Junior Hockey League is a Junior "C" ice hockey league in Alberta, Canada, sanctioned by Hockey Canada.

History

Originally known as the North Central Junior Hockey League, two teams (St. Albert and Sherwood Park) competed as a non-contact league for the initial three seasons. In 1995 the league expanded to four teams and began playing with full contact rules.

The league was incorporated as Noralta Junior Hockey League on December 22, 2003.

Teams

Team Centre
Edmonton Avalanche Edmonton
Edmonton Mavericks Edmonton
Fort Saskatchewan Traders Fort Saskatchewan
Gibbons Broncos Gibbons
Morinville Titans Morinville
NorthEast Zone Northstars Edmonton
RCAC Rivermen Edmonton
Seera Icemen Edmonton
Seera Stealth Edmonton
Sherwood Park Renegades Sherwood Park
St. Albert Comets St. Albert
SouthWest Zone Ice Kings Edmonton
SouthWest Zone Oil Kings Edmonton

Former teams

Champions

Year Champion
1997 St. Albert Shooters
1998 St. Albert Mustangs
1999 Beaumont Braves
2000 Morinville Super C's
2001 Morinville Super C's
2002 Beaumont Braves
2003 St. Albert Blues
2004 RCAC Rivermen
2005 SWZ Oil Kings
2006 SWZ Oil Kings
2007 Millet Lightning
2008 Edmonton Ice
2009 SWZ Sentinels
2010 Beaumont Braves
2011 Beaumont Braves
2012 Edmonton Avalanche
2013 Gibbons Broncos
2014 Gibbons Broncos
2015 Edmonton Avalanche
2016 Edmonton Avalanche

Alberta Jr. C Provincial Champions

The champion and two runners-up compete against the top three teams of the Calgary Junior C Hockey League for the Provincial Junior "C" title.

Year Champion
1996 Sexsmith Vipers
1997 Calgary Southland (CJCHL)
1998 none
1999 none
2000 Oyen Bees
2001 none
2002 none
2003 Springbank Rockies (CJCHL)
2004 Springbank Rockies (CJCHL)
2005 SWZ Oil Kings
2006 SWZ Oil Kings
2007 Springbank Rockies (CJCHL)
2008 Sherwood Park Renegades
2009 Edmonton Ice
2010 Seera Icemen
2011 Beaumont Braves
2012 Edmonton Avalanche
2013 Edmonton Avalanche
2014 Edmonton Avalanche
2015 Edmonton Avalanche[1]
2016 Edmonton Avalanche

References

  1. "Provincials". Hockey Alberta. Retrieved 21 November 2015.

External links

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