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	\| [[2019 AIHL season\|2019]] \|\| [[Sydney Bears]]\|\| 5–2 \|\| [[Perth Thunder]]\|\| [[CBR Brave]]\|\| [[Newcastle Northstars]]		\| [[2019 AIHL season\|2019]] \|\| [[Sydney Bears]]\|\| 5–2 \|\| [[Perth Thunder]]\|\| [[CBR Brave]]\|\| [[Newcastle Northstars]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="6" \|~~{{Center\|~~2020–21 Seasons cancelled due to [[COVID-19 pandemic~~]]}}~~		\| colspan="6" \|<center>2020–21 Seasons cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic</center>
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[2022 AIHL season\|2022]] \|\| [[CBR Brave]] \|\| 3–2 \|\| [[Newcastle Northstars]] \|\| [[CBR Brave]] \|\| [[Newcastle Northstars]]		\| [[2022 AIHL season\|2022]] \|\| [[CBR Brave]] \|\| 3–2 \|\| [[Newcastle Northstars]] \|\| [[CBR Brave]] \|\| [[Newcastle Northstars]]

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	{{Infobox sports league		{{Infobox sports league
	\| title = Australian Ice Hockey League		\| title = Australian Ice Hockey League
	\| current_season = ~~2023~~ AIHL season		\| current_season = 2024 AIHL season
	\| current_season2 =		\| current_season2 =
	\| last_season =		\| last_season =
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	\| country = [[Australia]]		\| country = [[Australia]]
	\| venue =		\| venue =
	\| champion = [[~~Melbourne Mustangs~~]]		\| champion = [[Canberra Brave]]
	\| most_champs = [[Newcastle North Stars]] (6 titles)		\| most_champs = [[Newcastle North Stars]] (6 titles)
	\| qualification =		\| qualification =
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	\| [[2023 AIHL season\|2023]] \|\| VIC \|\| Melbourne \|\| O'Brien Icehouse		\| [[2023 AIHL season\|2023]] \|\| VIC \|\| Melbourne \|\| O'Brien Icehouse
			\|-
			\| [[2024 AIHL season\|2024]] \|\| VIC \|\| Melbourne \|\| O'Brien Icehouse
	\|}		\|}

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	\|[[CBR Brave]]		\|[[CBR Brave]]
	\|1-0		\|1-0
			\|-
			\|[[2024 AIHL season\|2024]]
			\|[[Canberra Brave]]
			\|[[Melbourne Ice]]
			\|5-0
	\|}		\|}

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	{{Infobox sports league		{{Infobox sports league
	\| title = Australian Ice Hockey League		\| title = Australian Ice Hockey League
	\| current_season = ~~2022~~ AIHL season		\| current_season = 2023 AIHL season
	\| current_season2 =		\| current_season2 =
	\| last_season =		\| last_season =
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	\| country = [[Australia]]		\| country = [[Australia]]
	\| venue =		\| venue =
	\| champion = [[~~CBR Brave~~]]		\| champion = [[Melbourne Mustangs]]
	\| most_champs = [[Newcastle North Stars]] (6 titles)		\| most_champs = [[Newcastle North Stars]] (6 titles)
	\| qualification =		\| qualification =
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	Playoff finals have been held in the following locations:		Playoff finals have been held in the following locations:

	*2001~~: '''~~Adelaide~~''' - Thebarton Snowdome~~ (~~now the~~ Adelaide ~~Ice ArenA~~)		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
	*2002~~: '''~~Sydney~~''' -~~ Blacktown Ice Arena		\|-
	*2003~~: '''~~Sydney~~''' - Glaciarium (now the~~ Sydney Ice Arena)		! style="background:#000000;" colspan="4"\| <span style="color:white;">Finals Locations</span>
	*2004~~: '''~~Central Coast~~, NSW''' -~~ Erina Ice ~~World (now~~ Erina Ice ~~Arena)~~		\|-
	*2005~~: '''~~Newcastle~~''' -~~ Hunter Ice Skating Stadium~~, Warners Bay~~		! Season
	*2006~~: '''~~Adelaide~~''' -~~ Adelaide Ice ArenA~~, Thebarton~~		! State
	*2007~~: '''Sydney''' -~~ Penrith Ice Palace~~, Penrith~~		! Location
	*2008~~: '''~~Newcastle~~''' -~~ Hunter Ice Skating Stadium~~, Warners Bay~~		! Stadium
	*2009~~: '''~~Newcastle~~''' -~~ Hunter Ice Skating Stadium~~, Warners Bay~~		\|-
	*2010~~: '''~~Melbourne''' - ~~Icehouse, Docklands~~		\| [[2000 AIHL season\|2000]] \|\| [[New South Wales\|NSW]] \|\| [[Sydney]] \|\| [[Macquarie Ice Rink]]
	*2011~~: '''~~Melbourne~~'''~~ - ~~Icehouse, Docklands~~		\|-
	*2012~~: '''~~Newcastle~~''' -~~ Hunter Ice Skating Stadium~~, Warners Bay~~		\| [[2001 AIHL season\|2001]] \|\| [[South Australia\|SA]] \|\| [[Adelaide]] \|\| [[Ice Arena (Adelaide)\|Thebarton Snowdome]]
	*2013~~: '''~~Melbourne~~'''~~ - ~~Icehouse, Docklands~~		\|-
	*2014~~: '''~~Melbourne~~'''~~ - ~~Icehouse, Docklands~~		\| [[2002 AIHL season\|2002]] \|\| NSW \|\| Sydney \|\| [[List of ice rinks in Australia#Former venues\|Blacktown Ice Arena]]
	*2015~~: '''~~Melbourne~~'''~~ - ~~Icehouse, Docklands~~		\|-
	*2016~~: '''~~Melbourne'~~'' -~~ O'Brien Group Arena~~, Docklands~~		\| [[2003 AIHL season\|2003]] \|\| NSW \|\| Sydney \|\| [[Sydney Ice Arena\|Glaciarium]]
	*2017~~: '''~~Melbourne~~''' -~~ O'Brien Group Arena~~, Docklands~~		\|-
	*2018~~: '''~~Melbourne~~''' -~~ O'Brien Group Arena~~, Docklands~~		\| [[2004 AIHL season\|2004]] \|\| NSW \|\| [[Central Coast (New South Wales)\|Central Coast]] \|\| [[Erina Ice Arena\|Erina Ice World]]
	*2019~~: '''~~Newcastle~~''' -~~ Hunter Ice Skating Stadium~~, Warners Bay~~		\|-
	~~Finals weekends will follow the format of semi finals on Saturday, 1v4 and 2v3 placed teams, followed by the two semi final winning teams playing for the Goodall Cup and the~~ AIHL ~~Championship on Sunday evening.~~		\| [[2005 AIHL season\|2005]] \|\| NSW \|\| [[Newcastle, New South Wales\|Newcastle]] \|\| [[Hunter Ice Skating Stadium]]
			\|-
			\| [[2006 AIHL season\|2006]] \|\| SA \|\| Adelaide \|\| [[Ice Arena (Adelaide)\|Adelaide Ice ArenA]]
			\|-
			\| [[2007 AIHL season\|2007]] \|\| NSW \|\| [[Penrith, New South Wales\|Penrith]] \|\| [[Penrith Ice Palace]]
			\|-
			\| [[2008 AIHL season\|2008]] \|\| NSW \|\| Newcastle \|\| Hunter Ice Skating Stadium
			\|-
			\| [[2009 AIHL season\|2009]] \|\| NSW \|\| Newcastle \|\| Hunter Ice Skating Stadium
			\|-
			\| [[2010 AIHL season\|2010]] \|\| [[Victoria (Australia)\|VIC]] \|\| [[Melbourne]] \|\| [[O'Brien Icehouse\|Medibank Icehouse]]
			\|-
			\| [[2011 AIHL season\|2011]] \|\| VIC \|\| Melbourne \|\| Medibank Icehouse
			\|-
			\| [[2012 AIHL season\|2012]] \|\| NSW \|\| Newcastle \|\| Hunter Ice Skating Stadium
			\|-
			\| [[2013 AIHL season\|2013]] \|\| VIC \|\| Melbourne \|\| Medibank Icehouse
			\|-
			\| [[2014 AIHL season\|2014]] \|\| VIC \|\| Melbourne \|\| Medibank Icehouse
			\|-
			\| [[2015 AIHL season\|2015]] \|\| VIC \|\| Melbourne \|\| Medibank Icehouse
			\|-
			\| [[2016 AIHL season\|2016]] \|\| VIC \|\| Melbourne \|\| [[O'Brien Icehouse\|O'Brien Group Arena]]
			\|-
			\| [[2017 AIHL season\|2017]] \|\| VIC \|\| Melbourne \|\| O'Brien Group Arena
			\|-
			\| [[2018 AIHL season\|2018]] \|\| VIC \|\| Melbourne \|\| O'Brien Group Arena
			\|-
			\| [[2019 AIHL season\|2019]] \|\| NSW \|\| Newcastle \|\| Hunter Ice Skating Stadium
			\|-
			\| [[2022 AIHL season\|2022]] \|\| VIC \|\| Melbourne \|\| [[Melbourne Icehouse\|O'Brien Icehouse]]
			\|-
			\| [[2023 AIHL season\|2023]] \|\| VIC \|\| Melbourne \|\| O'Brien Icehouse
			\|}

	==League champions==		==League champions==
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	\|[[Newcastle North Stars]]		\|[[Newcastle North Stars]]
	\|3-2		\|3-2
			\|-
			\|[[2023 AIHL season\|2023]]
			\|[[Melbourne Mustangs]]
			\|[[CBR Brave]]
			\|1-0
	\|}		\|}

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	\| country = [[Australia]]		\| country = [[Australia]]
	\| venue =		\| venue =
	\| champion = [[~~Sydney Bears~~]]		\| champion = [[CBR Brave]]
	\| most_champs = [[Newcastle North Stars]] (5 titles)		\| most_champs = [[Newcastle North Stars]] (6 titles)
	\| qualification =		\| qualification =
	\| folded =		\| folded =
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	\|		\|
	\|		\|
			\|-
			\|[[2022 AIHL season\|2022]]
			\|[[CBR Brave]]
			\|[[Newcastle North Stars]]
			\|3-2
	\|}		\|}

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	{{Infobox sports league		{{Infobox sports league
	\| title = Australian Ice Hockey League		\| title = Australian Ice Hockey League
	\| current_season = ~~2020~~ AIHL season		\| current_season = 2022 AIHL season
	\| current_season2 =		\| current_season2 =
	\| last_season =		\| last_season =
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	\|[[Perth Thunder]]		\|[[Perth Thunder]]
	\|5-2		\|5-2
			\|-
			\|[[2020 AIHL season\|2020]]
			\|Cancelled due to COVID-19
			\|
			\|
			\|-
			\|[[2021 AIHL season\|2021]]
			\|Cancelled due to COVID-19
			\|
			\|
	\|}		\|}

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	\| title = Australian Ice Hockey League		\| title = Australian Ice Hockey League
	\| current_season = ~~2019~~ AIHL season		\| current_season = 2020 AIHL season
	\| current_season2 =		\| current_season2 =
	\| last_season =		\| last_season =

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	{{Infobox sports league		{{Infobox sports league
	\| title = Australian Ice Hockey League		\| title = Australian Ice Hockey League
	\| current_season = ~~2018~~ AIHL season		\| current_season = 2019 AIHL season
	\| current_season2 =		\| current_season2 =
	\| last_season =		\| last_season =
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	\| country = [[Australia]]		\| country = [[Australia]]
	\| venue =		\| venue =
	\| champion = [[~~CBR Brave~~]]		\| champion = [[Sydney Bears]]
	\| most_champs = [[Newcastle North Stars]] (5 titles)		\| most_champs = [[Newcastle North Stars]] (5 titles)
	\| qualification =		\| qualification =
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	*2016: '''Melbourne''' - O'Brien Group Arena, Docklands		*2016: '''Melbourne''' - O'Brien Group Arena, Docklands
	*2017: '''Melbourne''' - O'Brien Group Arena, Docklands		*2017: '''Melbourne''' - O'Brien Group Arena, Docklands
			*2018: '''Melbourne''' - O'Brien Group Arena, Docklands
			*2019: '''Newcastle''' - Hunter Ice Skating Stadium, Warners Bay
	Finals weekends will follow the format of semi finals on Saturday, 1v4 and 2v3 placed teams, followed by the two semi final winning teams playing for the Goodall Cup and the AIHL Championship on Sunday evening.		Finals weekends will follow the format of semi finals on Saturday, 1v4 and 2v3 placed teams, followed by the two semi final winning teams playing for the Goodall Cup and the AIHL Championship on Sunday evening.

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	\|[[Sydney Bears]]		\|[[Sydney Bears]]
	\|4-3		\|4-3
			\|-
			\|[[2019 AIHL season\|2019]]
			\|[[Sydney Bears]]
			\|[[Perth Thunder]]
			\|5-2
	\|}		\|}

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	{{Infobox sports league		{{Infobox sports league
	\| title = Australian Ice Hockey League		\| title = Australian Ice Hockey League
	\| current_season = ~~2017~~ AIHL season		\| current_season = 2018 AIHL season
	\| current_season2 =		\| current_season2 =
	\| last_season =		\| last_season =
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	\| country = [[Australia]]		\| country = [[Australia]]
	\| venue =		\| venue =
	\| champion = [[~~Melbourne Ice~~]]		\| champion = [[CBR Brave]]
	\| most_champs = [[Newcastle North Stars]] (5 titles)		\| most_champs = [[Newcastle North Stars]] (5 titles)
	\| qualification =		\| qualification =
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	==League champions==		==League champions==
	*[[~~2000 AIHL season\|2000~~]]~~: '''Adelaide Avalanche'''~~		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
	*[[2001 AIHL season\|2001]]~~: '''~~Adelaide Avalanche~~''' (def.~~ Sydney Bears ~~in final)~~		\|+
	*[[2002 AIHL season\|2002]]~~: '''~~Sydney Bears~~''' (def.~~ Adelaide Avalanche ~~in final)~~		! Year
	*[[2003 AIHL season\|2003]]~~: '''~~Newcastle North Stars~~''' (def. West~~ Sydney Ice Dogs ~~in final) 4~~-1		! Winning team
	*[[2004 AIHL season\|2004]]~~: '''West~~ Sydney Ice Dogs~~''' (def.~~ Newcastle North Stars ~~in final) 3~~-1		! Losing team
	*[[2005 AIHL season\|2005]]~~: '''~~Newcastle North Stars~~''' (def.~~ Adelaide Avalanche ~~in final)~~ 3-1		! Score
	*[[2006 AIHL season\|2006]]~~: '''~~Newcastle North Stars~~''' (def.~~ Adelaide Avalanche ~~in final) 4~~-0		\|-
	*[[2007 AIHL season\|2007]]~~: '''Bears (formerly~~ Sydney Bears~~)''' (def.~~ Newcastle North Stars ~~in final during Overtime) 4~~-3		\| 2000 \|\|[[Adelaide Avalanche]] \|\| None \|\| First in standings
	*[[2008 AIHL season\|2008]]~~: '''~~Newcastle North Stars~~''' (def. West~~ Sydney Ice Dogs ~~in final) 4~~-1		\|-
	*[[2009 AIHL season\|2009]]~~: '''~~Adelaide Adrenaline~~''' (def.~~ Newcastle North Stars ~~in final during Overtime) 3~~-2		\| [[2001 AIHL season\|2001]]
	*[[2010 AIHL season\|2010]]~~: '''~~Melbourne Ice~~''' (def.~~ Adelaide Adrenaline ~~in final) 6~~-4		\|[[Adelaide Avalanche]]\|\| [[Sydney Bears]] \|\| 10–7
	*[[2011 AIHL season\|2011]]~~: '''~~Melbourne Ice~~''' (def.~~ Newcastle North Stars ~~in final) 3~~-2		\|-
	*[[2012 AIHL season\|2012]]~~: '''~~Melbourne Ice~~''' (def.~~ Newcastle North Stars ~~in final) 4~~-3		\| [[2002 AIHL season\|2002]] \|\| [[Sydney Bears]] \|\| [[Adelaide Avalanche]] \|\|
	*[[2013 AIHL season\|2013]]~~: '''~~Sydney Ice Dogs~~''' (def.~~ Newcastle North Stars ~~in final) 6~~-3		\|-
	*[[2014 AIHL season\|2014]]~~: '''~~Melbourne Mustangs~~''' (def.~~ Melbourne Ice ~~in final) 6~~-1		\| [[2003 AIHL season\|2003]] \|\| [[Newcastle North Stars]] \|\| [[Sydney Ice Dogs]] \|\| 4–1
	*[[2015 AIHL season\|2015]]~~: '''~~Newcastle North Stars~~''' (def.~~ Melbourne Ice ~~during Overtime) 3~~-2		\|-
	*[[2016 AIHL season\|2016]]~~: '''~~Newcastle North Stars~~''' (def.~~ CBR Brave ~~in final)~~ 2-1		\| [[2004 AIHL season\|2004]] \|\| [[Sydney Ice Dogs]] \|\| [[Newcastle North Stars]] \|\|3–1
	*[[2017 AIHL season\|2017]]~~: '''~~Melbourne Ice~~''' (def.~~ CBR Brave ~~in final)~~ 4-1		\|-
			\| [[2005 AIHL season\|2005]] \|\|[[Newcastle North Stars]] \|\|[[Adelaide Avalanche]]
			\|3-1
			\|-
			\| [[2006 AIHL season\|2006]]
			\|[[Newcastle North Stars]]
			\|[[Adelaide Avalanche]]\|\| 4–0
			\|-
			\| [[2007 AIHL season\|2007]] \|\| [[Sydney Bears]] \|\| [[Newcastle North Stars]] \|\| 4–3
			\|-
			\| [[2008 AIHL season\|2008]] \|\| [[Newcastle North Stars]] \|\| [[Sydney Ice Dogs]] \|\| 4–1
			\|-
			\| [[2009 AIHL season\|2009]] \|\| [[Adelaide Adrenaline]] \|\| [[Newcastle North Stars]] \|\| 3–2
			\|-
			\| [[2010 AIHL season\|2010]] \|\|[[Melbourne Ice]] \|\| [[Adelaide Adrenaline]] \|\| 6–4
			\|-
			\| [[2011 AIHL season\|2011]]
			\|[[Melbourne Ice]]\|\|[[Newcastle North Stars]] \|\| 3–2
			\|-
			\| [[2012 AIHL season\|2012]]
			\|[[Melbourne Ice]]
			\|[[Newcastle North Stars]]\|\| 4–3
			\|-
			\| [[2013 AIHL season\|2013]] \|\| [[Sydney Ice Dogs]]
			\|[[Newcastle North Stars]]\|\| 6–3
			\|-
			\| [[2014 AIHL season\|2014]] \|\| [[Melbourne Mustangs]] \|\|[[Melbourne Ice]] \|\| 6–1
			\|-
			\| [[2015 AIHL season\|2015]] \|\| [[Newcastle North Stars]]
			\|[[Melbourne Ice]]\|\| 3–2
			\|-
			\|[[2016 AIHL season\|2016]]
			\|[[Newcastle North Stars]]
			\|[[CBR Brave\|Canberra Brave]]
			\|2-1
			\|-
			\|[[2017 AIHL season\|2017]]
			\|[[Melbourne Ice]]
			\|[[CBR Brave\|Canberra Brave]]
			\|4-1
			\|-
			\|[[2018 AIHL season\|2018]]
			\|[[CBR Brave\|Canberra Brave]]
			\|[[Sydney Bears]]
			\|4-3
			\|}

	==Trophies and awards==		==Trophies and awards==
	;Goodall Cup		;Goodall Cup

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	{{Infobox sports league		{{Infobox sports league
	\| title = Australian Ice Hockey League		\| title = Australian Ice Hockey League
	\| current_season = ~~2016~~ AIHL season		\| current_season = 2017 AIHL season
	\| current_season2 =		\| current_season2 =
	\| last_season =		\| last_season =
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	\| country = [[Australia]]		\| country = [[Australia]]
	\| venue =		\| venue =
	\| champion = [[~~Newcastle North Stars~~]]		\| champion = [[Melbourne Ice]]
	\| most_champs = [[Newcastle North Stars]] (5 titles)		\| most_champs = [[Newcastle North Stars]] (5 titles)
	\| qualification =		\| qualification =
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	*[[Canberra Knights]] (2000–2013; suspended operation in February 2014)		*[[Canberra Knights]] (2000–2013; suspended operation in February 2014)
	*[[Central Coast Rhinos]] (2005–2008; declined to sign licence for 2009)		*[[Central Coast Rhinos]] (2005–2008; declined to sign licence for 2009)
	*[[Gold Coast Blue Tongues]] (2005–2014; license expired in 2014 following it being suspended in 2012.~~<ref name=aihl-2013/><ref name = otfh-2013/>~~<ref name="2014BLUETONGUESSTILLOUT"/> Formally known as the Brisbane Blue Tongues)		*[[Gold Coast Blue Tongues]] (2005–2014; license expired in 2014 following it being suspended in 2012.<ref name="2014BLUETONGUESSTILLOUT"/> Formally known as the Brisbane Blue Tongues)

	==Season Structure==		==Season Structure==
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	*2014: '''Melbourne''' - Icehouse, Docklands		*2014: '''Melbourne''' - Icehouse, Docklands
	*2015: '''Melbourne''' - Icehouse, Docklands		*2015: '''Melbourne''' - Icehouse, Docklands
	*2016: '''Melbourne''' - ~~Icehouse~~, Docklands		*2016: '''Melbourne''' - O'Brien Group Arena, Docklands
			*2017: '''Melbourne''' - O'Brien Group Arena, Docklands
	Finals weekends will follow the format of semi finals on Saturday, 1v4 and 2v3 placed teams, followed by the two semi final winning teams playing for the Goodall Cup and the AIHL Championship on Sunday evening.		Finals weekends will follow the format of semi finals on Saturday, 1v4 and 2v3 placed teams, followed by the two semi final winning teams playing for the Goodall Cup and the AIHL Championship on Sunday evening.

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	*[[2015 AIHL season\|2015]]: '''Newcastle North Stars''' (def. Melbourne Ice during Overtime) 3-2		*[[2015 AIHL season\|2015]]: '''Newcastle North Stars''' (def. Melbourne Ice during Overtime) 3-2
	*[[2016 AIHL season\|2016]]: '''Newcastle North Stars''' (def. CBR Brave in final) 2-1		*[[2016 AIHL season\|2016]]: '''Newcastle North Stars''' (def. CBR Brave in final) 2-1
			*[[2017 AIHL season\|2017]]: '''Melbourne Ice''' (def. CBR Brave in final) 4-1
	==Trophies and awards==		==Trophies and awards==
	;Goodall Cup		;Goodall Cup