Noralta Junior Hockey League
Noralta Junior Hockey League (NJHL)
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Commissioner |
Chris Hurley |
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Former name(s) |
North Central Junior Hockey League (1992-2003) |
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Founded |
1992 |
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No. of teams |
13 |
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Associated Title(s) |
Hockey Alberta Provincials |
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Website |
NJHL.ca |
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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
Former teams
- Beaumont Braves
- Calahoo (1996-99)
- Drayton Valley (1995-)
- Edmonton Braves (1995-)
- Edmonton Capitals (1997-)
- Edmonton Ice
- Edmonton Firebirds
- Legal (1996-97)
- Millet Lightning
- Morinville Super C's
- Oil Capital Blades (2000-)
- Oil Capital Wildcats (2000-)
- Paul Band (1996-99)
- SWZ Sentinels
- Thorhild (1995-97)
- Wabamun Wings
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
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