Manitoba Centennial Trophy 1972-73

Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL) British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) Central Hockey League (CHL) Maritime Junior A Hockey League (MJHL) Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL) Quebec Junior AAA League Manitoba Junior Hockey League (MJHL) Northern Ontario Jr Hockey League Superior International Hockey League Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL)

Canadian (Major Junior A) Hockey League (CHL) North American Junior Hockey Directory Tier I - United States Hockey League (USHL) Tier II - North American Hockey League (NAHL) Tier III - Eastern Junior Hockey League (EHL) Tier III - Eastern Junior Hockey League Premier (EHLP) Tier III - North American 3 Hockey League (NA3HL) Western States Hockey League (WSHL) Canadian Premier Junior Hockey League(CPJHL) Tier II Junior Championship (USA Hockey)

Canadian Junior A (Tier II) Championship Format

The 1972-73 Manitoba Centennial Trophy was a seven game series played between the Eastern Champion and the Western Champion.

Dudley Hewitt Cup: Eastern Champion
Abbott Cup: Western Champion

Manitoba Centennial Trophy 1972-73

Canadian Junior A (Tier II) Championship 73-1972 Season

Manitoba Centennial Trophy Champions - Portage Terriers defeated Pembroke Lumber Kings 4 to 1

Portage Terriers Roster - Dean Magnus, Doug Wood, Al Hilton, Randy Penner, Frank Leswick, Bill Robertson, Warren Remple, John Hewitt, Glen Miller, Dan Bonar, Randy Hextall, Bill Calder, Don Arthur, George Miller, Bob Miller, Scott Hetherington, Richard Christie, John Memryk, Grant Farncombe (Captain), Ty Langton General Manager/Coach: Murray 'Muzz' MacPherson Trainers: Max Trigg and Cooney Strong.

Manitoba Centennial Trophy 1972-73 Participating Teams

Canadian Junior A (Tier II) Championship Participating Teams 1972-73 Season

Manitoba Centennial Trophy 1972-73 Game Results

Manitoba Centennial Trophy Game Results 1972-73 Season