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Revision as of 17:57, 13 January 2017

The Gauteng League is the top league of the province of Gauteng, South Africa. The league is sanctioned by the South African Ice Hockey Association (SAIHA).

It has also been called the Transvaal League historically and was long the top league in South Africa before the nationwide South African Super League was established in 2015.

Champions

  • 1937: unknown
  • 1938: Mohawks IHC Johannesburg
  • 1946: Mohawks IHC Johannesburg
  • 1948: Lions Johannesburg
  • 1950: Tigers IHC
  • 1951: Wolves IHC
  • 1954: Tigers IHC
  • 1962: Lions Johannesburg
  • 1963: Not contested
  • 1964: Wembley Lions Johannesburg
  • 1965: Swiss Bears Johannesburg
  • 1966: Swiss Bears Johannesburg
  • 1967: Not contested
  • 1968: Swiss Bears Johannesburg
  • 1969: Canadian Hush Poppies Johannesburg
  • 1970: Maple Leafs Johannesburg
  • 1971: Edelweis Johannesburg
  • 1972: Swiss Bears Johannesburg
  • 1973: Swiss Bears Johannesburg
  • 1974: Jungle Jets Johannesburg
  • 1975: Jungle Jets Johannesburg
  • 1976: Maple Leafs Johannesburg
  • 1977: Maple Leafs Johannesburg
  • 1978: North Stars Pretoria
  • 1979: Flyers Roodenpoort
  • 1980: Flyers Roodenpoort
  • 1981: Flyers Roodenpoort
  • 1982: Bullets Benoni
  • 1983: North Stars Pretoria
  • 1984: North Stars Pretoria
  • 1985: Johannesburg Bullets
  • 1986: Flyers Roodenpoort
  • 1987: Flyers Johannesburg
  • 1988: Flyers Johannesburg
  • 1989: Johannesburg Bullets
  • 1990: Johannesburg Bullets
  • 1991: Flyers Roodenpoort
  • 1992: Flyers Roodenpoort
  • 1993: Flyers Roodenpoort
  • 1994: Can-Ams Johannesburg (also reported as Flyers Roodenpoort)
  • 1995: Can-Ams Johannesburg
  • 1996: Can-Ams Johannesburg
  • 1997: Pretoria Capitals
  • 1998: Pretoria Capitals
  • 1999: Wildcats Krugersdorp
  • 2000: Wildcats Krugersdorp
  • 2001: Ama-Horney Pretoria
  • 2002: Wildcats Krugersdorp
  • 2003: Wildcats Krugersdorp
  • 2004: Wildcats Pretoria
  • 2005: Ama-Horney Pretoria
  • 2006: Warriors Pretoria
  • 2007: Wildcats Krugersdorp (also reported as Warriors Pretoria)
  • 2008: Scorpions Johannesburg
  • 2009: Scorpions Johannesburg
  • 2010: Warriors Pretoria
  • 2011: Wildcats Johannesburg
  • 2012: Warriors Pretoria
  • 2013: Pretoria Capitals
  • 2014: unknown
  • 2015: Gauteng Wildcats
  • 2016: Pretoria Capitals

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