Junior hockey in Australia

Junior hockey in Australia features a variety of national tournaments at different age levels. The Australian Junior Ice Hockey League was formed as the national U20 competition in 2012.
==Jim Brown Trophy==
See: Brown Trophy
==Syd Tange Trophy==
The Syd Tange Trophy was first contested as an under 17 tournament in 1969. The age limit was raised to U18 in 2004.
*1969: Victoria
*1970: New South Wales
*1971: Victoria
*1972: New South Wales
*1973: Victoria
*1974: Queensland
*1975: Victoria
*1976: Victoria
*1977: Victoria
*1978: Victoria
*1979: Victoria
*1980: Victoria
*1981: Victoria
*1982: Victoria
*1983: New South Wales
*1984: Queensland
*1985: New South Wales
*1986: Victoria
*1987: Victoria
*1988: Victoria
*1989: Australian Capital Territory
*1990: South Australia
*1991: South Australia
*1992: no tournament - too hot
*1993: South Australia
*1994: New South Wales
*1995: New South Wales
*1996: New South Wales
*1997: New South Wales
*1998: Victoria
*1999: Victoria
*2000: Victoria
*2001: New South Wales
*2002: Victoria
*2003: Victoria
*2004: Victoria
*2005: Victoria
*2006: New South Wales
*2007: Victoria
*2008: Victoria
*2009: Victoria
*2010: Victoria
*2011: Victoria
*2012: New South Wales
*2013: New South Wales
*2014: Western Australia 
*2015: Western Australia
*2016: New South Wales
*2017: New South Wales
*2018: Western Australia
*2019: South Australia
*2020-2021: Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
*2022: Victoria
*2023: Western Australia
*2024: New South Wales
==Kurt De Fris Trophy==
The Kurt De Fris Trophy has been staged as the under 15 competition since 1985.
*1985: Victoria
*1986: Victoria
*1987: Victoria
*1988: New South Wales
*1989: South Australia
*1990: New South Wales
*1991: New South Wales
*1992: New South Wales
*1993: New South Wales
*1994: New South Wales
*1995: New South Wales
*1996: New South Wales
*1997: Western Australia
*1998: New South Wales
*1999: Victoria
*2000: Victoria
*2001: Victoria
*2002: Victoria
*2003: New South Wales
*2004: Victoria
*2005: New South Wales
*2006: South Australia
*2007: New South Wales
*2008: New South Wales
*2009: Victoria
*2010: Victoria
*2011: Victoria
*2012: Western Australia
*2013: Victoria
*2014: Victoria
*2015: New South Wales
*2016: New South Wales
*2017: Western Australia
*2018: Western Australia
*2019: Victoria
*2020-2021: Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
*2022: New South Wales
*2023: New South Wales
*2024: New South Wales
==Phil Ginsberg Memorial Trophy==
The Phil Ginsberg Memorial Trophy has been staged as the under 13 competition since 1983.
*1983: Western Australia
*1984: Victoria
*1985: Victoria
*1986: New South Wales
*1987: South Australia
*1988: South Australia
*1989: New South Wales
*1990: New South Wales
*1991: New South Wales
*1992: Australian Capital Territory
*1993: New South Wales
*1994: New South Wales
*1995: New South Wales: 
*1996-1999: ?
*2000: New South Wales
*2001: New South Wales
*2002: New South Wales
*2003: New South Wales
*2004: Victoria
*2005: New South Wales
*2006: New South Wales
*2007: New South Wales
*2008: Victoria
*2009: Victoria
*2010: New South Wales
*2011: New South Wales
*2012: New South Wales
*2013: New South Wales
*2014: Queensland 
*2015: New South Wales
*2016: Western Australia
*2017: New South Wales
*2018: New South Wales
*2019: New South Wales
*2020-2021: Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
*2022: New South Wales
*2023: Western Australia
*2024: Victoria
==John McCrae Williamson Memorial Trophy==
The John McCrae Williamson Memorial Trophy was staged as the under 11 competition from 2003-2010. It has been a jamboree development event since 2011.
*2003: Victoria
*2004: New South Wales and Victoria
*2005: New South Wales
*2006: Victoria
*2007: New South Wales
*2008: New South Wales
*2009: New South Wales
*2010: New South Wales
==Sources==
*AIHL Almanac 2014, Michael Krein (2013).
Category:Ice hockey leagues