1972-73 Canadian Central Hockey League Playoffs

This is the 1972-73 Canadian Central Hockey League Playoffs.
==Regular Season==
:1972-73 Canadian Central Hockey League Season
==Notes==
The Thunder Bay and Manitoba Amateur Hockey Associations, along with the Canadian Central Hockey League combined their respective playoffs. Crowning a combined Northwest Ontario and Manitoba Intermediate champ. And Manitoba’s Senior champion.
==Teams==
Senior
:St. Boniface Mohawks 
:East Kildonan Screaming Eagles
Intermediate
:Warroad Lakers
:Thompson Hawks
:Kenora Thistles
:Fort Frances Canadians
==Intermediate Playoffs==
===Semi-Finals===
Best of 5's
Game 	Visitors 	Goals 	Home Team 	Goals 	Date 	Venue
1 	Fort Frances 	0 	Warroad 	10 	Tuesday, March 13, 1973 	Warroad Memorial Arena
2 	Warroad 	8 	Fort Frances 	3 	Friday, March 16, 1973 	Fort Frances
3 	Fort Frances 	6 	Warroad 	7 	Sunday, March 18, 1973 	Warroad Memorial Arena
Warroad Lakers defeated Fort Frances Canadians 3-games-to-none	Warroad Lakers defeated Fort Frances Canadians 3-games-to-none	Warroad Lakers defeated Fort Frances Canadians 3-games-to-none	Warroad Lakers defeated Fort Frances Canadians 3-games-to-none	Warroad Lakers defeated Fort Frances Canadians 3-games-to-none	Warroad Lakers defeated Fort Frances Canadians 3-games-to-none	Warroad Lakers defeated Fort Frances Canadians 3-games-to-none
Game 	Visitors 	Goals 	Home Team 	Goals 	Date 	Venue
1 	Kenora 	0 	Thompson 	6 	Saturday, March 10, 1973 	Nesbitt Arena
2 	Kenora 	2 	Thompson 	10 	Sunday, March 11, 1973 	Nesbitt Arena
3 	Thompson 	na 	Kenora 	na 	Saturday, March 17, 1973 	Kenora Recreation Centre
Thompson Hawks defeated Kenora Thistles 3-games-to-none	Thompson Hawks defeated Kenora Thistles 3-games-to-none	Thompson Hawks defeated Kenora Thistles 3-games-to-none	Thompson Hawks defeated Kenora Thistles 3-games-to-none	Thompson Hawks defeated Kenora Thistles 3-games-to-none	Thompson Hawks defeated Kenora Thistles 3-games-to-none	Thompson Hawks defeated Kenora Thistles 3-games-to-none
===Final===
Best of 5
Game 	Visitors 	Goals 	Home Team 	Goals 	Date 	Venue
1 	Warroad 	3 	Thompson 	0 	Saturday, March 24, 1973 	Nesbitt Arena
2 	Warroad 	6 	Thompson 	4 	Sunday, March 25, 1973 	Nesbitt Arena
3 	Thompson 	3 	Warroad 	5 	Friday, March 30, 1973 	Warroad Memorial Arena
Warroad Lakers defeated Thompson Hawks 3-games-to-none	Warroad Lakers defeated Thompson Hawks 3-games-to-none	Warroad Lakers defeated Thompson Hawks 3-games-to-none	Warroad Lakers defeated Thompson Hawks 3-games-to-none	Warroad Lakers defeated Thompson Hawks 3-games-to-none	Warroad Lakers defeated Thompson Hawks 3-games-to-none	Warroad Lakers defeated Thompson Hawks 3-games-to-none
::::Warroad Lakers advanced to the 1972-73 Western Canada Intermediate Playoffs
==Senior Playoff==
Best of 7
Game 	Visitors 	Goals 	Home Team 	Goals 	Date 	Venue
1 	East Kildonan 	1 	St. Boniface 	14 	Thursday, March 15, 1973 	Bertrand Arena
2 	St. Boniface 	12 	East Kildonan 	2 	Sunday, March 18, 1973 	River East Arena
3 	East Kildonan 	1 	St. Boniface 	11 	Tuesday, March 20, 1973 	Bertrand Arena
4 	St. Boniface 	11 	East Kildonan 	2 	Thursday, March 22, 1973 	River East Arena
St. Boniface Mohawks defeated East Kildonan Screaming Eagles 4-games-to-none	St. Boniface Mohawks defeated East Kildonan Screaming Eagles 4-games-to-none	St. Boniface Mohawks defeated East Kildonan Screaming Eagles 4-games-to-none	St. Boniface Mohawks defeated East Kildonan Screaming Eagles 4-games-to-none	St. Boniface Mohawks defeated East Kildonan Screaming Eagles 4-games-to-none	St. Boniface Mohawks defeated East Kildonan Screaming Eagles 4-games-to-none	St. Boniface Mohawks defeated East Kildonan Screaming Eagles 4-games-to-none
St. Boniface Mohawks won the Pattison Cup and advanced to the 1972-73 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs
==Canadian Central Hockey League Championship==
St. Boniface Mohawks vs. Warroad Lakers
Warroad pulled out because of conflicting schedule with Hardy Cup playoffs
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