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*1981: Iceland Finns I.H.C.
*1981: Iceland Finns I.H.C.
*1982: Warringah Bombers
*1982: Warringah Bombers
*1983: Warringah Bombers
*[[1983 NSW League season|1983]]: Warringah Bombers
*1984: Canberra Knights
*[[1984 NSW League season|1984]]: Canberra Knights
*1985: Warringah Bombers
*1985: Warringah Bombers
*1986: Warringah Bombers
*1986: Warringah Bombers
*1987: Canberra Knights
*1987: Canberra Knights
*1988: Canberra Knights
*[[1988 NSW League season|1988]]: Canberra Knights
*1989: Macquarie Bears
*[[1989 NSW League season|1989]]: Macquarie Bears
*1990: Warringah Bombers
*[[1990 NSW League season|1990]]: Warringah Bombers
*1991: Warringah Bombers
*1991: Warringah Bombers
*1992: Macquarie Bears
*[[1992 NSW League season|1992]]: Macquarie Bears
*1993: Macquarie Bears
*[[1993 NSW League season|1993]]: Macquarie Bears
*1994: Warringah Bombers
*[[1994 NSW League season|1994]]: Warringah Bombers
*1995: Canterbury Eagles
*[[1995 NSW League season|1995]]: Canterbury Eagles
*1996: Macquarie Bears
*[[1996 NSW League season|1996]]: Macquarie Bears
*1997: Sydney Bears
*1997: Sydney Bears
*1998: Blacktown Bullets
*[[1998 NSW League season|1998]]: Blacktown Bullets
*1999: Sydney Bears (Canberra Knights runner-up)
*1999: Sydney Bears (Canberra Knights runner-up)
*2000: Adelaide Avalanche (Sydney Bears runner-up)
*[[2000 NSW League season|2000]]: Adelaide Avalanche (Sydney Bears runner-up)
==Titles by team==
==Titles by team==
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(*Formerly Prague Bombers I.H.C.)
(*Formerly Prague Bombers I.H.C.)


==Seasons==
==Later Seasons==
*[[1983 NSW League season]]
After the NSW Superleague folded, some lower level competitions were still contested in the region.
*[[1984 NSW League season]]
*[[1988 NSW League season]]
*[[1989 NSW League season]]
*[[1990 NSW League season]]
*[[1992 NSW League season]]
*[[1993 NSW League season]]
*[[1994 NSW League season]]
*[[1995 NSW League season]]
*[[1996 NSW League season]]
*[[1998 NSW League season]]


*[[2000 NSW Junior/Senior A League season]]
*[[2002 New South Wales Championship]]
*[[2003 New South Wales Championship]]
*[[2004 New South Wales Championship]]
*[[2007 New South Wales Championship]]
*[[2008 New South Wales Championship]]
*[[2009 New South Wales Championship]]
*[[2010 New South Wales Championship]]
*[[2011 New South Wales Championship]]
*[[2012 New South Wales Championship]]
*[[2013 New South Wales Championship]]
*[[2014 New South Wales Championship]]
==References==
==References==
*''AIHL Almanac 2014, Michael Krein (2013).''
*''AIHL Almanac 2014, Michael Krein (2013).''

Revision as of 23:52, 6 January 2024

New South Wales Championship
Sport Ice hockey
Founded 1922
No. of teams Varied
Country(ies)  Australia
Ceased 2000
Most championship(s) Glebe Lions (16)

The New South Wales Championship was first contested in the New South Wales region of Australia in 1922.

The winners were awarded the Hamilton Trophy from 1922-1935, the McGeahran Trophy from 1936-1937, the Buchan Trophy from 1938-1940, and the Chaiwin Trophy from 1954 to 1981.

The competition was then known as the CP Air Cup Superleague from 1982 to 2000. The East Coast Super League was then established as the top league in NSW in 2002.

Champions

  • 1922: South Sydney I.H.C.
  • 1923: Eastern Suburbs I.H.C.
  • 1924: Eastern Suburbs I.H.C.
  • 1925: Glebe Lions
  • 1926: Glebe Lions
  • 1927: Glebe Lions
  • 1928: Glebe Lions
  • 1929: Glebe Lions
  • 1930: St. George
  • 1931: St. George
  • 1932: Eastern Suburbs I.H.C.
  • 1933: Glebe Lions
  • 1934: Eastern Suburbs I.H.C.
  • 1935: St. George
  • 1936: Western Suburbs I.H.C.
  • 1937: St. George
  • 1938: St. George
  • 1939: St. George
  • 1940: St. George
  • 1947: unknown
  • 1948: Eastern Suburbs I.H.C.
  • 1949: unknown
  • 1950: Western Suburbs I.H.C.
  • 1951: unknown
  • 1952: Prague Bombers I.H.C.
  • 1954: Prague Bombers I.H.C.
  • 1955: Prague Bombers I.H.C.
  • 1959: Prague Bombers I.H.C.
  • 1960: Prague Bombers I.H.C.
  • 1961: Prague Bombers I.H.C.
  • 1962: Glebe Lions
  • 1963: Glebe Lions
  • 1964: St. George
  • 1965: St. George
  • 1966: Glebe Lions
  • 1967: St. George
  • 1968: Glebe Lions
  • 1969: St. George
  • 1970: St. George
  • 1971: Warringah Bombers
  • 1972: Warringah Bombers
  • 1973: Glebe Lions
  • 1974: Glebe Lions
  • 1975: Glebe Lions
  • 1976: Canterbury United International
  • 1977: Canterbury United International
  • 1978: Glebe Lions
  • 1979: Glebe Lions
  • 1980: Glebe Lions
  • 1981: Iceland Finns I.H.C.
  • 1982: Warringah Bombers
  • 1983: Warringah Bombers
  • 1984: Canberra Knights
  • 1985: Warringah Bombers
  • 1986: Warringah Bombers
  • 1987: Canberra Knights
  • 1988: Canberra Knights
  • 1989: Macquarie Bears
  • 1990: Warringah Bombers
  • 1991: Warringah Bombers
  • 1992: Macquarie Bears
  • 1993: Macquarie Bears
  • 1994: Warringah Bombers
  • 1995: Canterbury Eagles
  • 1996: Macquarie Bears
  • 1997: Sydney Bears
  • 1998: Blacktown Bullets
  • 1999: Sydney Bears (Canberra Knights runner-up)
  • 2000: Adelaide Avalanche (Sydney Bears runner-up)

Titles by team

Titles Team
16 Glebe Lions
15 Warringah Bombers*
11 St. George
6 Macquarie Bears
4 Eastern Suburbs I.H.C.
3 Canberra Knights
2 Canterbury United International
1 Adelaide Avalanche
1 Blacktown Bullets
1 Canterbury Eagles
1 South Sydney I.H.C.
1 Western Suburbs I.H.C.
1 Iceland Finns I.H.C.

(*Formerly Prague Bombers I.H.C.)

Later Seasons

After the NSW Superleague folded, some lower level competitions were still contested in the region.

References

  • AIHL Almanac 2014, Michael Krein (2013).


Early Australian seasons
1907 - 1908 - 1909 - 1910 - 1911 - 1912 - 1913 - 1914 - 1915 - 1917 - 1918 - 1920 - 1921 - 1922 - 1923 - 1924 - 1925 - 1926 - 1927 - 1928 - 1929 - 1930 - 1931 - 1932 - 1933 - 1934 - 1935 - 1936 - 1937 - 1938 - 1939 - 1940 - 1941 - 1945 - 1946 - 1947 - 1948 - 1949 - 1950 - 1951 - 1952 - 1953 - 1954 - 1955 - 1956 - 1957 - 1958 - 1959 - 1960 - 1961 - 1962 - 1963 - 1964 - 1965 - 1966 - 1967 - 1968 - 1969 - 1970 - 1971 - 1972 - 1973 - 1978 - 1979