List of ice hockey teams in Prince Edward Island

The following is a list of ice hockey teams in Prince Edward Island, past and present. It includes the league(s) they play for, and championships won.

Minor Professional

American Hockey League

Team City Existed Calder Cups Notes
Prince Edward Island SenatorsCharlottetown1993–960Became the Binghamton Senators in 2002

Junior

Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

Team City Established President's Cups Memorial Cups Notes
Charlottetown IslandersCharlottetown200300Founded in 1999 as the Montreal Rocket, played from 2003 to 2013 as the PEI Rocket

Maritime Junior A Hockey League

Team City Established League titles Fred Page Cups Royal Bank Cups Notes
Charlottetown AbbiesCharlottetown1972210Team dismantled June 2009[1]
Summerside Western CapitalsSummerside1979411

Junior B Hockey Leagues

League Region Established Don Johnson Cups Notes
Island Junior Hockey LeaguePrince Edward Island19963

Junior C Hockey Leagues

League Region Established Notes
Prince Edward Island Junior C Hockey LeaguePrince Edward Island1992

Semi-professional, senior and amateur

Senior

League Region Established Notes
Island Community Senior Hockey LeaguePrince Edward Island2011League inactive since 2013

University

Team City Established Conference titles University Cups Women's Titles[2] Notes
UPEI PanthersCharlottetown1969600

League, regional and national championships

ChampionshipTimes wonDescription
President's Cup0Quebec Major Junior Hockey League champion
Memorial Cup0Canadian Major-Junior national champion
Allan Cup1Canadian senior national champion
Fred Page Cup2Eastern Canada Junior "A" regional championship
Royal Bank Cup1Canadian Junior "A" national champion
Don Johnson Cup3Atlantic Canada Junior "B" champion
Maritime-Hockey North Junior C Championship1Regional Junior "C" Champion
University Cup0CIS national men's university champion

See also

References

  1. "Charlottetown Abbies shut down team". CBC News. 2009-06-04.
  2. "2007-08 CIS Women's Hockey Media Guide And Almanac" (pdf). cisport.ca. Retrieved 2008-03-10.
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