Winnipeg Monarchs

For other teams named Winnipeg Monarchs, please see Winnipeg Monarchs (disambiguation)
The Winnipeg Monarchs were a Canadian Junior "A" ice hockey team from Winnipeg, Manitoba. They were members of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League (MJHL) and it’s predecessor the Winnipeg and District Junior Hockey League (WJrHL).
In 1975, the team changed it's name to Assiniboine Park Monarchs, this allowed the WCHL team to use the Winnipeg Monarchs name. The WCHL team relocated in '77' and once more the Winnipeg Monarchs were in the MJHL, but sadly it would be for one final swan song. At season's end after nearly 50 years in the MJHL, winning 10 Turnbull Cups as Manitoba Junior champs, 5 Abbott Cup (Western Canada), & 3 Memorial Cup (Canada), the Winnipeg Monarchs folded. 
On May 18,1978, Fort Garry Blues of the Manitoba Major Junior Hockey League purchased the Monarchs last asset, their MJHL franchise. 
see Monarchs History
==Season-by-Season Record==
Note: click on season for team rosters or on league for direct link to that season.
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*Clint Albright
*Gary Aldcorn
*Bill Allum
*John Arundel
*Murray Bannerman
*Paul Baxter
*Bill Benson
*Andy Branigan
*Gerry Brisson
*Turk Broda HOF
*George Brown
*Al Buchanan
*Bill Burega
*Bob Davie
*Ernie Dickens
*Brian Engblom
*Gordie Fashoway
*Wilf Field
*Wayne Fleming
*Tom Fowler
*Paul Gauthier
*Jim Hargreaves
*Ted Harris
*Wally Hergesheimer
*Bryan Hextall HOF
*Tom Johnson HOF
*Mickey Keating
*Dick Kotanen
*Joe Krol
*Pete Langelle
*Grant Ledyard
*Eddie Mazur
*John McCreedy
*Bill Mosienko HOF
*Chris Oddleifson
*Alf Pike
*Rudy Pilous HOF
*Don Raleigh
*George Robertson
*Ed Slowinski
*Pete Stemkowski
*Spence Tatchell
*Harry Taylor
*Marcel Tremblay
</table>
==NHL Draft Picks==
Draft Year	Player 	Drafted by 	Round	Overall
1965 	Bill Ramsay 	Boston Bruins 	2 	9
1968 	Jim Pritchard 	Montreal Canadiens 	1 	3
1968 	Doug Smith 	Oakland Seals 	2 	13
1970 	Chris Oddleifson 	California Golden Seals	1 	10
1970 	Jim Hargreaves 	Vancouver Canucks 	2 	16
1970 	Bob Winograd 	St. Louis Blues 	9 	108
1972 	Brian Coates 	Boston Bruins 	5 	80
1972 	Don McLaughlin 	New York Islanders 	7 	101
1972 	Mike Ford 	Detroit Red Wings 	8 	122
1972 	Fred Riggall 	Montreal Canadiens 	10 	151
1974 	Mike Thompson 	St. Louis Blues 	6 	97
1974 	Jim Foubister 	New York Islanders 	9 	146
1975 	Brian Engblom 	Montreal Canadiens 	2 	22
1975 	Paul Baxter 	Pittsburgh Penguins 	3 	49
1975 	Joey Girardin 	New York Islanders 	10 	168
1977 	Murray Bannerman 	Vancouver Canucks 	4 	58
1978 	Greg Kostenko 	New York Rangers 	8 	127
1978 	Dave Morrison 	Atlanta Flames 	8 	131
1978 	Eugene O'Sullivan	Buffalo Sabres 	9 	150
1978 	Brad Thiessen 	Los Angeles Kings 	10 	162
1980 	Glen Ostir 	Winnipeg Jets 	5 	86
==Monarchs Lists==
*All-Time Coaching Stats
Category:Canadian ice hockey teams
Category:Manitoba Junior Hockey League teams
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