1992-93 MJHL Season

This is the 1992-93 Manitoba Junior Hockey League Season.
=League Notes=
Southeast T-Birds changed name to Southeast Blades.
Coach of the Year Award introduced.
=Winkler Cup=
Selkirk Steelers won the inaugural Winkler Cup, by defeating the Portage Terriers 9-8 in the final of the week long pre-season tournament at Notre Dame Arena in Winnipeg. All MJHL Teams participated.
=Regular Season=
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=Manitoba / Saskatchewan Playoff=
::Anavet Cup Championship
Dauphin lost to Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL) 4-games-to-2
see 1993 Anavet Cup
=All-Star Game=
The MJHL All-Star Game was held on Saturday, January 23, in Portage la Prairie, with the game ending tied at 10. Game MVP's were North's Ken Donaldson & South's Rob White. The League held its first skills competition, Eric Inman hardest shot, Harold Nachbaur most accurate, Pat Mullin fastest skater, & Ryan Tempel best goalie. 
see 1993 MJHL All-Star Game
=Players of the Month=
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St. Boniface Saints • Portage Terriers • St. James Canadians
Pat Mullin • Dane Litke
Dauphin Kings • Winkler Flyers
Wade Kolmel
St. James Canadians
==in the News==
June
*Ron Hextall traded to Quebec Nordiques as part of the Eric Lindros trade to the Philadelphia Flyers.
==National Hockey League==
*Ed Belfour
*Laurie Boschman
*Theoren Fleury
*Ron Hextall
*Mike Keane
*Sheldon Kennedy
*Rick Knickle
*Grant Ledyard
*Mike Ridley
*Russ Romaniuk
*Neil Wilkinson
==Professional==
*Ray Allison
*Paul Dyck
*John Marks
*Mike Martens
*Ken Petrash
*Erik Petersen
*Jason Smith
*Barry Trotz
==Major Junior Players==
*Mike Allison
*Shane Hnidy
*Sonny Mignacca
*Jason Smith
==University & College==
*Billy Keane
Category:Manitoba Junior Hockey League seasons