Northern Ontario Senior Hockey Champions

This is a list of Northern Ontario Senior hockey champions, under the authority of the Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA). They competed for the Allan Cup in every season except 1944-45. In that season, wartime restrictions prevented Allan Cup competition.
The region produced five Eastern Canada champions, three Allan Cup Champions and one world champion in the 1938 World Championship won by the Sudbury Wolves.
Season 	Provincial Champion 	Eastern Canada Playoffs 	Allan Cup
1919-20	Sudbury Wolves 	Did not enter 	N/A
1920-21	Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1921-22	Iroquois Falls Abitibi Eskimos 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1922-23	Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1923-24	Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 	Won Eastern Canada 	Won Allan Cup
1924-25	Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 	Lost First Round 	N/A
1925-26	Iroquois Falls Abitibi Eskimos 	Did not participate (see note 1 below) 	N/A
1926-27	South Porcupine 	Lost First Round 	N/A
1927-28	South Porcupine 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1928-29	Iroquois Falls Abitibi Eskimos 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1929-30	Iroquois Falls Abitibi Eskimos 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1930-31	Sudbury Wolves 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1931-32	Timmins Huskies 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1932-33	Timmins Huskies 	Lost First Round 	N/A
1933-34	Sudbury Falcons 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1934-35	Sudbury Wolves 	Lost Second Round 	N/A
1935-36	Sudbury Falcons 	Lost QuarterfinalsWon Eastern Canada(see note 2 below)	Lost Allan Cup Final
1936-37	Sudbury Tigers 	Won Eastern Canada 	Won Allan Cup
1937-38	Sudbury Falcons 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1938-39	Kirkland Lake Blue Devils 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1939-40	Kirkland Lake Blue Devils 	Won Eastern Canada 	Won Allan Cup'''
1940-41	Buffalo-Ankerite Bisons 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1941-42	Buffalo-Ankerite Bisons 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1942-43	Sudbury Tigers 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1943-44	Sudbury Miners 	Lost Eastern Final 	N/A
1944-45	Sudbury Miners 	Won All-Ontario FinalNo Allan Cup Playoffs 	N/A
1945-46	McIntyre Macmen 	Lost First Round 	N/A
1946-47	Hollinger Greenshirts 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1947-48	Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1948-49	North Bay Black Hawks 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1949-50	Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1950-51	Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1951-52	Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1952-53	Sudbury Wolves 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1953-54	Sudbury Wolves 	Won Eastern Canada 	Lost Allan Cup Final
1954-55	Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1955-56	Sudbury Wolves 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1956-57	North Bay Trappers 	Lost Eastern Final 	N/A
1957-58	South Porcupine Porkies 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1958-59	Iroquois Falls Eskimos 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1959-60	Rouyn-Noranda Alouettes 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1960-61	Rouyn-Noranda Alouettes 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1961-62	Kapuskasing Kaps 	Lost Eastern Final 	N/A
1962-63	Noranda Alouettes 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1963-64	Rouyn-Noranda Alouettes 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1964-65	Noranda Alouettes 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1965-66	Sudbury-Levack Steelworkers 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1966-67	Amos Castors (Harricana League)(see note 3 below) 	N/A 	N/A
1967-68	La Sarre Cyclones (Harricana League)(see note 3 below)	N/A 	N/A
1968-69	Sault Ste Marie Canadians 	Lost Quarterfinals 	N/A
1969-70	Sault Ste Marie Canadians 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1970-71	Sault Ste Marie Canadians(see notes 4 & 5 below) 	Thunder Bay Twins Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1971-72	Sault Ste Marie Canadians(see note 4 below) 	Lost Semifinals 	N/A
1972-73	Sault Ste Marie Canadians(see notes 4 and 5 below) 	Thunder Bay Twins lost Eastern Final 	N/A
Notes:
#The 1925-26 Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds were the strongest senior team in this district. They had applied to the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association (CAHA) to join the 1925-26 Thunder Bay Senior Playoffs where there were two strong teams. The CAHA refused permission so the Greyhounds joined the Central Amateur Hockey League in order to have good competition. Without the Greyhounds there was no senior league in Northern Ontario.
#Sudbury lost their 1935-36 quarterfinal series against the Hamilton Tigers. The Ontario Hockey Association (OHA) insisted that Hamilton play its home game in the next series against Montreal in Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. The Tigers naturally wanted to play at home in Hamilton. When the OHA insisted the Tigers dropped out and were replaced by the Sudbury Falcons.
#There was no senior level competition in Northern Ontario in 1966-67 and 1967-68. The Harricana League was the highest level league in the region.
#1970-71, 1971-72, and 1972-73 was a combined Thunder Bay-Northern Ontario Senior playoff.
#1970-71 and 1972-73 Lost Thunder Bay-Northern Ontario playoff to Thunder Bay Twins.
==Allan Cup Championship Photos==
23-24SooGrey.jpg|Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds
36-37SudTigers.jpg|Sudbury Tigers
1940KlakeBD.jpg|Kirkland Lake Blue Devils
Category:Northern Ontario Senior Playoffs