1984-85 MJHL Season

This is the 1984-85 Manitoba Junior Hockey League Season.
=League Notes=
Fort Garry Blues are sold and renamed Winnipeg South Blues.
MJHL expands to Thunder Bay, as Thunder Bay Hornets join South Division.
=Regular Season=
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=Manitoba Championship=
::Turnbull Cup Championship
Selkirk defeated Thompson King Miners (NJHL) 3-games-to-none
see 1985 Turnbull Cup
=Manitoba / Saskatchewan Playoff=
::Anavet Cup Championship
Selkirk lost to Estevan Bruins (SJHL) 4-games-to-1
see 1985 Anavet Cup
=All-Star Game=
see 1985 MJHL All-Star Game
=League Leaders=
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|- bgcolor="#F30F30" align="center" Kevin Murdoch • Steve Harder • Brian Thompson</center>
St. James Canadians • Winkler Flyers • Dauphin Kings
Steve Brown • Ian Spencer
Winnipeg South Blues • St. James Canadians
Ed Belfour
Winkler Flyers
==in the News==
February
*GPAC award winners were Mike Ridley MVP and Chris St. Cyr & Jim Mollard were co-Rookie of the Year.First All-Star Team Ridley, St. Cyr, & Mike Schambers and Second Team Derril Trakalo.
==National Hockey League==
*Mike Allison
*Ray Allison
*Murray Bannerman
*Paul Baxter
*Laurie Boschman
*Tim Coulis
*Bill Derlago
*Bruce Eakin
*Brian Engblom
*Butch Goring
*Glen Hanlon
*Grant Ledyard
*Ron Low
*Carl Mokosak
*Steve Patrick
*Dave Richter
*Dave Semenko
*Charlie Simmer
*Warren Skorodenski
*Rick St. Croix
==Professional Players==
*Dave Allison
*Ron Hextall
==Major Junior Players==
*Theoren Fleury
==University & College==
*Billy Keane
*John Marks
*Jim Mollard
*Barry Trotz
Category:Manitoba Junior Hockey League seasons