Portage la Prairie, Manitoba

Portage la Prairie is a town of about 12,000 people in south-central Manitoba, Canada.
==Teams==
*Portage La Prairie
#(Winnipeg and District Junior Hockey League 1920-1922) withdrew
#(Manitoba Major Junior Hockey League, 1970-1972) had joined league a few weeks into the season after another league they were supposed to play in (a feeder league for the Manitoba Junior Hockey League) fell through
*Portage La Prairie Cities (Manitoba Professional Hockey League, 1907-1908) withdrew
*Portage Hawks (South Eastern Manitoba Hockey League, 1994-1996)
*Portage la Prairie Memorials (Manitoba Senior Hockey League, 1953-1954)
*Portage la Prairie Plains
#(Manitoba & Northwestern Hockey Association, 1903-1904) join MHA
#(Manitoba Hockey Association, 1904-1908) withdrew
*Portage la Prairie Plainsmen
#(Winniboine Intermediate Hockey League, 1951-1953) folded
#(Canadian Central Hockey League, 1974-1974) withdrew from league before playing
#(Manitoba Assiniboine Hockey League, 1974-1975)
*Manitoba Intermediate 'AA' Hockey League, 1963-1965) suspended by league after forfeiting 5 games
*Portage la Prairie Vics
*Portage Terriers
#(Manitoba Junior Hockey League, 1931-1943) leave of absence due to World War II
#(Manitoba Junior Hockey League, 1945-1947) folded
#(Central Manitoba Junior Hockey League, 1967-1968) join MJHL
#(Manitoba Junior Hockey League, 1968-Present)
==Players==
*Gordon Bell
*Joe Bell
*Bill Holmes
*Troy Bodie
==Arenas==
*Arena Skating Rink
*Portage Credit Union (PCU) Centre
*BDO Centre for the Community (formerly Centennial Arena)
==Champions==
===Memorial Cup===
*1941-42 Portage Terriers
Category:Manitoba towns
Category:Winnipeg Senior Hockey League teams