Highway Hockey League

The Highway Hockey League was a senior Hockey League in Central Saskatchewan. The League was formed in 1965-1966 with teams who originated from three different leagues, Lumsden from a league that went up #11 Highway to Kenaston, Bulyea and Strasbourg from the Loon Creek Hockey League and Drake and Govan from the Last Mountain Hockey League. 
Since 1965 there has been 24 centres that had teams participating in the league which started as the Highway 20 League, then later changed it's name to it's final name, the Highway Hockey League.
==Final Membership==
Team 	Location 	Preliminary Arena
Bethune Bulldogs 	Bethune 	Bethune Community Sports Centre
Lumsden Monarchs 	Lumsden 	Lumsden Community Sports Centre
Raymore Rockets 	Raymore 	Raymore Arena
Southey Marlins 	Southey 	Southey Skating Rink
Strasbourg Maroons	Strasbourg	Strasbourg and District Community Centre
==Timeline of teams==
Team 	Seasons 	Notes
Bulyea 	1965-1973 or 1974 	withdrew
Drake Canucks 	1965-1966 	moved to Long Lake Senior Hockey League
Govan 	1965-1966 or 1967 	drop out
Lumsden Monarchs 	1965-2021 	join Qu'Appelle Valley Highway Hockey League
Strasbourg Lions/Strasbourg Maroons	1965-20062010-2021 	not sure when name change occurredwithdrew; join Long Lake Senior Hockey League for 2008-09go inactive
Bethune Bulldogs 	1966-19821983-1985 	withdrewwithdrew
Piapot 	1966-1971 	sat out at least 1967-68 season
Liberty 	1966-67 	relocated to Imperial
Imperial Sabres 	1966-19701971-1980 	moved to Holdfastjoined Long Lake Senior Hockey League
Regina Mustangs 	1966-1968 or 1969 	become Regina Voyageurs
Regina Voyageurs 	1968 or 1969-1970 	become Regina Canadians
Holdfast Trackstoppers 	1969-1971 	moved back to Imperial
Craik Warriors 	1968 or 1969-1981 	
Regina Canadians 	1970-1973 or 1974 	
Ipsco Steelers 	1972-1979 	renamed Regina Labatt's Clubs
Davidson Cyclones 	1972-1984 	withdrew; join Long Lake Senior Hockey League for 1995-96 season
Govan 	1975-1977 	
Raymore Rockets 	1978-2021 	Went on hiatus due to COVID-19 pandemic
Regina Labatt's Clubs 	1979-1980 	renamed Regina Molson Exports
Indian Head Chiefs 	1979-1980 	join Qu'Appelle Valley Hockey League
Regina Molson Exports 	1980-1983 	join South Central Senior Hockey League
Moose Jaw Generals 	1981-1983 	join South Central Senior Hockey League
Westridge Bruins 	1981-1983 	join South Central Senior Hockey League
Wilcox 	1982-1983 	
Govan/Semans Wheat Kings 	1984-1996 	abandon Govan
Southey Marlins 	1984-19941995-20142017-2021	took 1 year leave of absencetook 1 year leave of absencejoin Qu'Appelle Valley Highway Hockey League
Cupar Canucks 	1985-2019 	withdrew for 2019-20 season
Dysart Blues 	1985-1999 	sit out for one season then fold
Balcarres Broncs 	1991-1994 	join Qu'Appelle Valley Hockey League
Semans Wheat Kings 	1996-2011 	sit out for one season then fold
Soo Line 	1999-2000 	
Avonlea Arrows 	2000-2017 	go on hiatusjoin Notekeu Hockey League for 2022-23 season
Rouleau Ramblers 	2000-2002 	sit out 2002-03join Qu'Appelle Valley Hockey League
Bethune Bulldogs 	2000-2021 	join Qu'Appelle Valley Highway Hockey League
Wynyard Monarchs 	2002-2017 	join Long Lake Senior Hockey League
==Seasons==
Season 	Champion 	Season 	Champion 	Season 	Champion !
1965-66	 	1966-67	Drake Canucks 	1967-68	Strasbourg Lions
1968-69	Regina Mustangs 	1969-70	Regina Voyageurs 	1970-71	Craik Warriors
1971-72	Bethune Bulldogs 	1972-73	Regina Molson Canadians	1973-74	Bethune Bulldogs
1974-75	Strasbourg Maroons 	1975-76	Ipsco Steelers 	1976-77	Lumsden Monarchs
1977-78	Strasbourg Maroons 	1978-79	Craik Warriors 	1979-80	Raymore Rockets
1980-81	Regina Molson Exports	1981-82	Westridge Bruins 	1982-83	Raymore Rockets
1983-84	Raymore Rockets 	1984-85	Lumsden Monarchs 	1985-86	Dysart Blues
1986-87	Dysart Blues 	1987-88	Raymore Rockets 	1988-89	Govan/Semans Clippers
1989-90	Raymore Rockets 	1990-91	Lumsden Monarchs 	1991-92	Southey Marlins
1992-93	Southey Marlins 	1993-94	Raymore Rockets 	1994-95	Cupar Canucks
1995-96	Cupar Canucks 	1996-97	Raymore Rockets 	1997-98	Strasbourg Maroons
1998-99	Lumsden Monarchs 	1999-00	Raymore Rockets 	2000-01	Lumsden Monarchs
2001-02	Lumsden Monarchs 	2002-03	Raymore Rockets 	2003-04	Southey Marlins
2004-05	Avonlea Arrows 	2005-06	Southey Marlins 	2006-07	Avonlea Arrows
2007-08	Wynyard Monarchs 	2008-09	Avonlea Arrows 	2009-10	Southey Marlins
2010-11	Raymore Rockets 	2011-12	Avonlea Arrows 	2012-13	Cupar Canucks
2013-14	Wynyard Monarchs 	2014-15	Bethune Bulldogs 	2015-16	Bethune Bulldogs
2016-17	Bethune Bulldogs 	2017-18	Bethune Bulldogs 	2018-19	Lumsden Monarchs
2019-20	Lumsden Monarchs 	2020-21	Season Cancelled 	2021-22	League merges with Qu'Appelle Valley Hockey League
== Championships==
Through the completion of the 2019-20 season, here is a list of league championships won:
Team 	#
Raymore Rockets 	10
Lumsden Monarchs 	8
Bethune Bulldogs 	6
Southey Marlins 	5
Strasbourg Maroons 	4
Avonlea Arrows 	4
Cupar Canucks 	3
Craik Warriors 	2
Dysart Blues 	2
Regina Molson Exports	2
Wynyard Monarchs 	2
Drake Canucks 	1
Govan/Semans Clippers	1
Ipsco Steelers 	1
Regina Mustangs 	1
Regina Voyageurs 	1
Westridge Bruins 	1
	 	
==Links==
highwayhockey.ca
http://web.archive.org/web/20140517155238/http://highwayhockey.ca/
http://highwayhockey.ca/archive?q=standings-archive (has standings from 1987-88 to 2011-12)
http://highwayhockey.ca/playoff-champions-archive (playoff champions)
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Category:Saskatchewan Senior Hockey leagues
Category:Highway Hockey League
Category:Disestablished in 2021
Category:Established in 1965