1982-83 Central Amateur Senior Hockey League Season

This is the 1982-83 Central Amateur Senior Hockey League Season.
==League Notes==
*League Expands, accepting the Thunder Bay Twins. However the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association did not grant them permission to participate in League playoffs.
*League schedules 80 games, 32 per team.
*Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association announced that League playoffs would be for the Pattison Cup,
Manitoba Senior 'A' Hockey Championship
==Regular Season==
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|- bgcolor="blue" align="center" St. Boniface defeated Warroad 4-games-to-1</center>
East Kildonan-Elmwood defeated Steinbach 4-games-to-1
::Pattison Cup Championship
St. Boniface defeated East Kildonan-Elmwood 4-games-to-2
==Western Canadian Championship==
:Allan Cup Playoffs
::Western Canada Allan Cup Final (Patton Cup)
::::::St. Boniface Mohawks defeated Trail Smoke Eaters (WIHL) 3-games-to-2
::::::::see 1982-83 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs
==Canadian Championship==
::Allan Cup Championship
::::::St. Boniface Mohawks lost to Cambridge Hornets (OHASr) 4-games-to-none
:::::::::::see 1983 Allan Cup
==Awards==
Trophy 	Winner 	Team
MVP 	Grant Judd	Warroad Lakers
Top Goaltending (GAA)	????? 	?????
Scoring Champion 	Grant Judd	Warroad Lakers
First All-Star Team
Danny Gruen • Grant Judd • Don Kmill
Thunder Bay Twins • Warroad Lakers • Thunder Bay Twins
Dan Bryck • Jack Ganyo
Steinbach Huskies • Warroad Lakers
Andy Stoesz
Steinbach Huskies
Coach • Manager
Leo Duguay • Aimie Allaire
St. Boniface Mohawks • St. Boniface Mohawks
Second All-Star Team
Mark Huglen • Gerry Cizmar • Dean Postlewaite
Warroad Lakers • Thunder Bay Twins • East Kildonan-Elmwood Millionaires
Larry Naismith • Doug Shaw
Thunder Bay Twins • East Kildonan-Elmwood Millionaires
Jim Heaton
St. Boniface Mohawks
Coach • Manager
Frank Porco • Cal Marvin
Steinbach Huskies • Warroad Lakers
Category:Central Amateur Senior Hockey League seasons