Gauteng League

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) and the Gauteng Ice Hockey Association (GIHA).

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

1936: Mohawks IHC Johannesburg (Exhibition Trophy) 1937-1938: unknown 1939: Mohawks IHC Johannesburg 1940: Rand University 1941: Maple Leafs (War League) 1942: Johannesburg Lions & Olympians were tied (War League) 1943-1945: Not contested 1946: Mohawks IHC Johannesburg 1947: Tigers IHC 1948: Lions Johannesburg 1949: unknown 1950: Tigers IHC 1951: Wolves IHC 1952: Lions Johannesburg 1953: unknown 1954: Tigers IHC 1955: Tigers IHC 1956: Lions Johannesburg 1957-1958: Not contested 1959: Wolves IHC 1960-62: Not contested 1963: Wembley Lions Johannesburg 1964: Not contested 1965 (March-May): Wembley Lions Johannesburg 1965 (September-December): unknown 1966: Swiss Bears Johannesburg 1967: Swiss Bears Johannesburg 1968: Swiss Bears Johannesburg 1969: Springbok Flyers 1970: Canadian Hush Puppies Johannesburg 1971: Wembley Lions Johannesburg 1972: Edelweiss Johannesburg 1973: Swiss Bears Johannesburg 1974: Swiss Bears Johannesburg 1975: Jungle Jets Johannesburg 1976: Findlaters Bears Johannesburg 1977: Maple Leafs Johannesburg 1978: Maple Leafs Johannesburg 1979: Flyers Roodenpoort 1980: Flyers Roodenpoort 1981: Flyers Roodenpoort 1982: Flyers Roodenpoort 1983: Bullets Benoni 1984: Flyers Roodenpoort 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: Gauteng Wildcats 2015: Gauteng Wildcats 2016: Pretoria Capitals 2017: Kempton Park Wildcats 2018: Kempton Park Wildcats 2019: Pretoria Capitals 2021: Only 1st and 2nd Divisions played 2022: Pretoria Capitals 2023: Pretoria Capitals

Other Divisions

1st Division

• 2023: Kempton Park Sabres
• 2022: Kempton Park Sabres
• 2021: Kempton Park Sabres Red
• 2019: Centurion Forrest Rats (132)
• 2018: Kempton Park Scorpions
• 2017: Kempton Park Scorpions
• 2015: Kempton Park Scorpions

2nd Division

• 2023: Centurion Forrest Rats
• 2022: Pretoria Capitals
• 2021: Centurion Forrest Rats
• 2019: Centurion Warriors (133)
• 2018: Pretoria Capitals
• 2017: Centurion Warriors
• 2016: Pretoria Capitals
• 2015: Centurion Forrest Rats

Ladies League

• 2023: Pretoria Ice Hawks (Women's Division), GP Phoenix (Seniors Division)
• 2022: Pretoria Ice Hawks (Women's Division), GP Huskies (Seniors Division)
• 2019: Pretoria Ice Hawks
• 2018: Centurion Warriors
• 2017: Pretoria Capitals
• 2016: Pretoria Ice Hawks

U20

• 2023: Gauteng NorhTigers
• 2022: Gauteng NorhTigers
• 2021: Gauteng NorhTigers
• 2019: Gauteng NorhTigers
• 2018: Gauteng NorhTigers
• 2017: Gauteng NorhTigers
• 2016: Gauteng NorhTigers
• 2015: Gauteng South Miners

U18

• 2023: Pretoria Ice Hawks
• 2022: Kempton Park Scorpions
• 2021: Centurion Forrest Rats
• 2019: Kempton Park Scorpions
• 2018: Kempton Park Scorpions
• 2017: Pretoria Capitals
• 2016: Pretoria Capitals
• 2015: Kempton Park Scorpions

U16

• 2023: Pretoria Ice Hawks
• 2022: Pretoria Ice Hawks
• 2021: Pretoria Ice Hawks
• 2019: Kempton Park Vipers
• 2018: Pretoria Capitals
• 2017: Pretoria Capitals
• 2016: Kempton Park Scorpions
• 2015: Kempton Park Scorpions

U14

• 2023: Pretoria Capitals
• 2022: Pretoria Ice Hawks
• 2021: Pretoria Ice Hawks
• 2019: Pretoria Ice Hawks
• 2018: Kempton Park Vipers
• 2017: Kempton Park Vipers
• 2016: Centurion Warriors
• 2015: Kempton Park Scorpions

U12

• 2019: Pretoria Ice Hawks
• 2018: Pretoria Ice Hawks
• 2017: Pretoria Ice Hawks
• 2016: Kempton Park Vipers
• 2015: Pretoria Ice Hawks

External links

• League on eurohockey.com

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 - 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 - Liga Abierta) - Brazil (Sao Paulo Championship - Brazilian Championship) - Ecuador - Mexico Women's leagues Australia (Tier 2) - China - 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