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Revision as of 19:13, 22 August 2021
This was the 1902-03 ice hockey season in Canada:
Competitions
- 1903 Stanley Cup championship
- 1903 Alberta season
- 1903 British Columbia season
- 1903 Maritimes season
- 1902-03 Ontario season
- 1903 Northern Ontario season
- 1903 Saskatchewan season
- 1903 Thunder Bay season
- 1903 CAHL season
- 1903 CAHL Intermediate season
- 1902-03 JAHA Season
- 1902-03 OHA Senior Season
- 1902-03 OHA Intermediate Groups
- 1902-03 OHA Intermediate Playoffs
- 1902-03 OHA Junior Season
- 1902–03 MHA season
- 1902-03 MNWHA season
- 1902-03 Manitoba Intermediate Season
- 1902-03 WCHA Intermediate Season
- 1902-03 UOVL Season
- 1902-03 LOVL season
- 1902-03 Ottawa District Intermediate Playoffs
- 1903 OCHL season
- 1903 Rossland Winter Carnival
- 1903 PEISHL season
- 1902-03 CIAU Season
- 1902-03 Intermediate Intercollegiate
- 1903 St. John's Senior Hockey League
- 1903 St. John's Intercollegiate Hockey League
Other games
- 12/6: Dawson Civil Service - Dawson AAA 3:0
- 12/11: Dawson City Eagles - Dawson Police 7:2
- 2/14: Dawson Civil Service - Dawson AAA 7:2 (4:1, 3:1)
- 2/21: Dawson Civil Service - Dawson City Eagles 6:0 - Civil Service won Dawson Hockey League and Yukon Championship
- 2/25: Dawson Layers - Dawson Doctors 1:1
The Whitehorse Police intended to participate in a tournament that was slated to be held in Dawson in late January 1903.
In March, there were talks of the Dawson Civil Service team traveling East to play for the Stanley Cup the next winter, possibly playing a series in New York City too. This did not materialize, but in 1905, the Dawson City Nuggets wound up challenging for the Stanley Cup.