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	The '''Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League''' (also called the '''Saskatchewan Hockey League''') was the first pro competition to be contested in the province of [[Saskatchewan]], [[Canada]]. The league lasted from 1910 to 1912.		The '''Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League''' (also called the '''Saskatchewan Hockey League''') was the first pro competition to be contested in the province of [[Saskatchewan]], [[Canada]]. The league lasted from 1910 to 1912.

	In ~~1908~~-09, ~~there was a competition known as~~ the Saskatchewan ~~Hockey~~ League~~, which featured teams from Regina, Moose Jaw, Qu'Appelle and Weyburn. The following year (1909-10), the league~~ was divided into Northern and Southern sections. The [[Prince Albert Mintos]] won the league title after the [[Saskatoon Strathconas]] were discovered to have used ineligible players. The Mintos lost the Western Canada Championship for the [[Fit-Reform Trophy]] to the [[Edmonton Pros]] of the [[Alberta Professional Hockey League]].		In 1909-10, the Saskatchewan League was divided into Northern and Southern sections. The [[Prince Albert Mintos]] won the league title after the [[Saskatoon Strathconas]] were discovered to have used ineligible players. The Mintos lost the Western Canada Championship for the [[Fit-Reform Trophy]] to the [[Edmonton Pros]] of the [[Alberta Professional Hockey League]].

	The ~~Saskatchewan League~~ became professional for the 1910-11 season. The Mintos repeated as champions, but lost a [[Stanley Cup]] playoff qualifier 12-6 to [[Port Arthur Lake City]].		The league became professional for the 1910-11 season. The Mintos repeated as champions, but lost a [[Stanley Cup]] playoff qualifier 12-6 to [[Port Arthur Lake City]].

	In 1912, the [[Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos]] won the league but declined to challenge for the Stanley Cup. The [[Saskatoon Wholesalers]] faced [[Port Arthur Lake City]] in a Cup elimination series, and lost 12-6.		In 1912, the [[Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos]] won the league but declined to challenge for the Stanley Cup. The [[Saskatoon Wholesalers]] faced [[Port Arthur Lake City]] in a Cup elimination series, and lost 12-6.

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	The '''Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League''' was the first pro competition to be contested in the province of [[Saskatchewan]], [[Canada]]. The league lasted from ~~1909~~ to 1912.		The '''Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League''' (also called the '''Saskatchewan Hockey League''') was the first pro competition to be contested in the province of [[Saskatchewan]], [[Canada]]. The league lasted from 1910 to 1912.

	In 1909 the [[Prince Albert Mintos]] won the league title after the [[Saskatoon Strathconas]] were discovered to have used ineligible players. The Mintos lost the Western Canada Championship for the [[Fit-Reform Trophy]] to the [[Edmonton Pros]] of the [[Alberta Professional Hockey League]].		In 1908-09, there was a competition known as the Saskatchewan Hockey League, which featured teams from Regina, Moose Jaw, Qu'Appelle and Weyburn. The following year (1909-10), the league was divided into Northern and Southern sections. The [[Prince Albert Mintos]] won the league title after the [[Saskatoon Strathconas]] were discovered to have used ineligible players. The Mintos lost the Western Canada Championship for the [[Fit-Reform Trophy]] to the [[Edmonton Pros]] of the [[Alberta Professional Hockey League]].

	The Mintos repeated as champions ~~the following year~~, but lost a [[Stanley Cup]] playoff qualifier 12-6 to [[Port Arthur Lake City]].		The Saskatchewan League became professional for the 1910-11 season. The Mintos repeated as champions, but lost a [[Stanley Cup]] playoff qualifier 12-6 to [[Port Arthur Lake City]].

	In 1912, the [[Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos]] won the league but declined to challenge for the Stanley Cup. The [[Saskatoon Wholesalers]] faced [[Port Arthur Lake City]] in a Cup elimination series, and lost 12-6.		In 1912, the [[Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos]] won the league but declined to challenge for the Stanley Cup. The [[Saskatoon Wholesalers]] faced [[Port Arthur Lake City]] in a Cup elimination series, and lost 12-6.

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The '''Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League''' was the first pro competition to be contested in the province of [[Saskatchewan]], [[Canada]]. The league lasted from 1909 to 1912.

In 1909 the [[Prince Albert Mintos]] won the league title after the [[Saskatoon Strathconas]] were discovered to have used ineligible players. The Mintos lost the Western Canada Championship for the [[Fit-Reform Trophy]] to the [[Edmonton Pros]] of the [[Alberta Professional Hockey League]].

The Mintos repeated as champions the following year, but lost a [[Stanley Cup]] playoff qualifier 12-6 to [[Port Arthur Lake City]].

In 1912, the [[Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos]] won the league but declined to challenge for the Stanley Cup. The [[Saskatoon Wholesalers]] faced [[Port Arthur Lake City]] in a Cup elimination series, and lost 12-6.

==Champions==
*[[1909-10 SPHL season|1909-10]]: [[Prince Albert Mintos]]
*[[1910-11 SPHL season|1910-11]]: Prince Albert Mintos
*[[1911-12 SPHL season|1911-12]]: [[Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos]]

==Sources==
*Total Hockey 2nd Edition (2000), Dan Diamond, Total Sports Publishing

[[Category:Ice hockey leagues]]