Western Province Ice Hockey League: Difference between revisions

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The Western Province Ice Hockey League is a senior ice hockey league in the Western Province of South Africa. It was formerly known as the Cape Town Hockey League from 2009 to 2013.^[1]

The Western-Province Championship was also known to have been held as far back as 1996.

Champions

2024: Cape Town Storm
2023: Cape Town Storm
2022: Cape Town Penguins
2021: Cape Town Storm
2020: Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2019: Cape Town Penguins
2018: Cape Town Storm
2017: Cape Town Penguins
2016: Cape Town Penguins
2015: Cape Town Penguins
2014: unknown (Penguins and Storm competed) - Penguins beat Storm 8-6 in an "All Star League" game on 2/24
2013: Cape Town Storm
2012: Cape Town Penguins
2011: unknown
2010: Cape Town Rams^[2]
2009: unknown
2008: Cape Town Eagles^[3]
2007: Team Maurizio^[4]
2006: Cape Town Eagles
2004-2005: unknown
2003: unknown
2002: Cape Town Eagles/Wolves
2001: Cape Town Sharks
1999-2000: unknown
1998: Open Division was set to run from 5/4-10/21 with Eagles, Rams, Sharks and Devils playing 12 games apiece, with the season divided into two parts (League 1 from 5/4-7/27 and League 2 from 8/3-10/19), and the top two meeting in the finals on 10/21; 1st Division was set to run from 5/4-10/19 with Eagles, Rams and Sharks playing 14 games apiece, and otherwise using the same format as the Open Division (League 1 was scheduled for 5/4-6/22, League 2 7/20-10/12, with the final slated for 10/19)
1997: Southern Deep Sharks
1996: Southern Deep Sharks

Other divisions

Intermediate League

2016: Cape Town Storm
2015: Cape Town Storm
2014: unknown (Griffins, Penguins, and Storm competed)
2013: Cape Town Penguins

U20

2024: Cape Town Penguins
2023: Cape Town Penguins
2022: Cape Town Penguins
2021: Only one game reported (Penguins-Storm 7:6)
2020: Cancelled after one game (Storm-Penguins 2:0)
2019: Cape Town Penguins
2018: Cape Town Penguins
2017: Cape Town Penguins

U16

2024: Cape Town Penguins
2023: Cape Town Penguins
2022: Cape Town Storm
2020: Cancelled
2019: Cape Town Penguins
2018: Cape Town Storm
2017: Cape Town Penguins

U12

2024: Cape Town Penguins
2023: Cape Town Storm
2022: Cape Town Penguins
2021: Cape Town Storm
2020: Cancelled after one game (Penguins-Storm 12:9)
2019: Cape Town Storm (Group A), Griffins Pink (Group B)
2017: Cape Town Penguins

PeeWee

2016: Cape Town Storm
2015: Cape Town Storm
2014: as of 5/18: 1. Penguins 4-1-1-9 47:40, 2. Storm 1-1-4-3 40:47

Womens

2020: Cancelled after two games (Pink-Black 8:2 and 7:3)

References

↑ Western Province Ice Hockey League on eurohockey.com
↑ SAIHA - Cape Town League
↑ 2008 Western Province Results
↑ 2007 Western Province Results

Competitions around the World
Asia Asia League - Beijing League - Bahrain - CIHL Hong Kong - China - Hong Kong - India - Indonesia - Iran - Japan (Championship, Regional League, Defunct League) - Kuwait - Kyrgyzstan - Macau - Malaysia (National League, Kuala Lumpur League) - Mongolia - North Korea - Pakistan - Philippines (Hockey League - Minor League - Manila League) - Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Macau League - Singapore - South Korea (Championship, League) - Taiwan - Thailand (Siam Hockey League - Bangkok Ice Hockey League) - Turkmenistan - Uzbekistan Africa Egypt - Morocco - South Africa (Super League, Gauteng League, Western Province League) (List of South African champions) Middle East Israeli (Israeli League, Israel Elite Hockey League, Israeli 2nd League) - United Arab Emirates (Dubai League, Emirates Ice Hockey League) - Qatar Oceania Australia (AIHL - APHL - ECSL - NHSL - Victoria - South Australia - West Australia) - New Zealand Latin America Argentina (Metropolitana competitions - AAHHL Nacional) - Brazil (Sao Paulo Championship - Brazilian Championship) - Ecuador - Mexico Women's leagues Australia (Tier 2) - China (Championship, League) - Hong Kong - India - Iran - Japan (League, Tournament) - Kuwait - Mexico - New Zealand - North Korea - Singapore - South Korea - Thailand - United Arab Emirates Junior leagues Australia (League, Championships) - China - Hong Kong - Israel - Japan (Intercollegiate Games, High School Sports Festival, High School Selection Tournament, Junior High School Championship) - Macau - Mexico - Mongolia - New Zealand - South Korea - Thailand - Uzbekistan

[1] Western Province Ice Hockey League on eurohockey.com

[2] SAIHA - Cape Town League

[3] 2008 Western Province Results

[4] 2007 Western Province Results

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 The '''Western Province Ice Hockey League''' is a senior ice hockey league in the Western Province of [[South Africa]]. It was formerly known as the '''Cape Town Hockey League''' from 2009 to 2013.<ref>[http://www.eurohockey.com/league/1021-ctpl--cape-town-premier-league.html Western Province Ice Hockey League] on eurohockey.com</ref>
-The '''Western-Province Championship''' was also known to have been held in 2007 and 2008.
+The '''Western-Province Championship''' was also known to have been held as far back as 1996.
 ==Champions==
+*[[2024 Western Province Ice Hockey League season|2024]]: Cape Town Storm
+*[[2023 Western Province Ice Hockey League season|2023]]: Cape Town Storm
+*[[2022 Western Province Ice Hockey League season|2022]]: Cape Town Penguins
+*[[2021 Western Province Ice Hockey League season|2021]]: Cape Town Storm
+*2020: Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
+*[[2019 Western Province Ice Hockey League season|2019]]: Cape Town Penguins
 *[[2018 Western Province Ice Hockey League season|2018]]: Cape Town Storm
 *[[2017 Western Province Ice Hockey League season|2017]]: Cape Town Penguins
-*[[2016 Western Province Ice Hockey League season|2016]]: Cape Town Storm
+*[[2016 Western Province Ice Hockey League season|2016]]: Cape Town Penguins
 *[[2015 Western Province Ice Hockey League season|2015]]: Cape Town Penguins
-*2014: ''unknown''
+*2014: ''unknown'' (Penguins and Storm competed) - Penguins beat Storm 8-6 in an "All Star League" game on 2/24
 *[[2013 Cape Town Hockey League season|2013]]: Cape Town Storm
 *[[2012 Cape Town Hockey League season|2012]]: Cape Town Penguins
-*2011: ''unknown''
+*[[2011 Cape Town Hockey League season|2011]]: ''unknown''
 *[[2010 Cape Town Hockey League season|2010]]: Cape Town Rams<ref>[http://www.saicehockey.org.za/saiha_leagues.htm SAIHA - Cape Town League]</ref>
-*2009: ''unknown''
+*[[2009 Cape Town Hockey League season|2009]]: ''unknown''
-*[[2008 Western-Province Championship|2008]]: Team Maurizio<ref>[http://www.internationalhockey.net/forums/showthread.php?7144-South-Africa-Season-2008 South Africa Season 2008]</ref>
+*[[2008 Western-Province Championship|2008]]: Cape Town Eagles<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20081225141235/http://www.wpicehockey.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=91&Itemid=1 2008 Western Province Results]</ref>
-*[[2007 Western-Province Championship|2007]]: Cape Town Eagles<ref>[http://www.internationalhockey.net/forums/showthread.php?5128-South-African-season-2007 South African season 2007]</ref>
+*[[2007 Western-Province Championship|2007]]: Team Maurizio<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20081225171039/http://www.wpicehockey.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=37&Itemid=42 2007 Western Province Results]</ref>
+*[[2006 Western-Province Championship|2006]]: Cape Town Eagles
+*2004-2005: ''unknown''
+*[[2003 Western-Province Championship|2003]]: ''unknown''
+*[[2002 Western-Province Championship|2002]]: Cape Town Eagles/Wolves
+*[[2001 Western-Province Championship|2001]]: Cape Town Sharks
+*1999-2000: ''unknown''
+*1998: Open Division was set to run from 5/4-10/21 with Eagles, Rams, Sharks and Devils playing 12 games apiece, with the season divided into two parts (League 1 from 5/4-7/27 and League 2 from 8/3-10/19), and the top two meeting in the finals on 10/21; 1st Division was set to run from 5/4-10/19 with Eagles, Rams and Sharks playing 14 games apiece, and otherwise using the same format as the Open Division (League 1 was scheduled for 5/4-6/22, League 2 7/20-10/12, with the final slated for 10/19)
+*[[1997 Western-Province Championship|1997]]: Southern Deep Sharks
+*[[1996 Western-Province Championship|1996]]: Southern Deep Sharks
+==Other divisions==
+;Intermediate League
+*2016: Cape Town Storm
+*2015: Cape Town Storm
+*2014: ''unknown'' (Griffins, Penguins, and Storm competed)
+*2013: Cape Town Penguins
+;U20
+*2024: Cape Town Penguins
+*2023: Cape Town Penguins
+*2022: Cape Town Penguins
+*2021: Only one game reported (Penguins-Storm 7:6)
+*2020: Cancelled after one game (Storm-Penguins 2:0)
+*2019: Cape Town Penguins
+*2018: Cape Town Penguins
+*2017: Cape Town Penguins
+;U16
+*2024: Cape Town Penguins
+*2023: Cape Town Penguins
+*2022: Cape Town Storm
+*2020: Cancelled
+*2019: Cape Town Penguins
+*2018: Cape Town Storm
+*2017: Cape Town Penguins
+;U12
+*2024: Cape Town Penguins
+*2023: Cape Town Storm
+*2022: Cape Town Penguins
+*2021: Cape Town Storm
+*2020: Cancelled after one game (Penguins-Storm 12:9)
+*2019: Cape Town Storm (Group A), Griffins Pink (Group B)
+*2017: Cape Town Penguins
+;PeeWee
+*2016: Cape Town Storm
+*2015: Cape Town Storm
+*2014: as of 5/18: 1. Penguins 4-1-1-9 47:40, 2. Storm 1-1-4-3 40:47
+;Womens
+*2020: Cancelled after two games (Pink-Black 8:2 and 7:3)
 ==References==
 {{Reflist}}
+{{Asian Leagues}}
 [[Category:Ice hockey leagues]]

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