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Junior  Hockey Tryouts

    The KJHL's Winnipeg Satelites tryout camp will run from Sept. 8th to the 28th. If you are a junior 

eligible player between the ages of 16 to 20 years of age and you feel you have what it takes to play at 

the Jr. B level and aspire to advance to Jr. A or above, you are welcome to come and try out. If you are 

interested in trying out, you can pre-register with us by emailing us at winnipegsatelites@live.ca, giving 

us your name, age, date of birth, the position you play and the last team you played for. By pre-registering 

we can send you out our full tryout schedule with dates, times, and places as soon as it becomes available. 

If you would like to request any other information, please feel free to contact us.

 

About the KJHL:

The Keystone Junior Hockey League, KJHL (formerly the Manitoba Junior B Hockey League), is a Junior B 

league currently made up of 9 teams in Manitoba, Canada and sanctioned by Hockey Canada. The KJHL 

regular season runs from October to February, with playoffs starting after the end of the regular season. 

The league champion is awarded the Baldy Northcott Trophy and represents Manitoba at the Western 

Canadian Junior B Championships to compete for the Keystone Cup

Next season the Keystone Cup will be hosted in B.C. by the Abbotsford Pilots of the PJHL.


Recent Winners of the Baldy Northcott Trophy:

2013: Peguis Juniors

2012: Arborg Ice Dawgs
2011: Arborg Ice Dawgs
2010: Selkirk Fishermen
2009: St. Malo Warriors
2008: Norway House Northstars
2007: Winnipeg Saints
2006: North Winnipeg Satelites
2005: Selkirk Fishermen

 

There are 11 Junior B leagues with 115 Jr. B teams in Western Canada and North Western Ontario

that vie every season for an opportunity to play for the Keystone Cup, the Western Canadian Junior B

Championship. These leagues have helped develop such current NHL players as Darren Helm (Detroit 

Red Wings) from the KJHL's Selkirk Fishermen. From the VIJHL there's Jamie Benn (Dallas Stars) and 

Ryan O'Byrne (Toronto Maple Leafs) from the Peninsula Panthers, Clayton Stoner (Minnesota Wild) from 

the Campbell River Storm, and Matt Irwin (San Jose Sharks) from the Saanich Braves. The PJHL has 

helped develop Andrew Ladd (Winnipeg Jets) and David Jones (Colorado Avalanche) from the Port Moody

Panthers, Brandon Yip (Nashville Predators) from the Ridge Meadows Flames, and from the Delta Ice Hawks

came Milan Lucic (Boston Bruins), Troy Brouwer (Washington Capitals), Brandon Segal (New York Rangers) 

and Brent Seabrook (Chicago Blackhawks). The KIJHL has help produce Chuck Kobasew (Colorado 

Avalanche) from the Kamloops Storm and Shea Webber (Nashville Predators) from the Sicamus Eagles. 

Shane Doan played Jr. B Hockey with the Killam Wheat Kings in the NEAJHL, one of 5 Junior B leagues in

Alberta. There are many other players, past and present, who started their junior career playing Junior B 

level hockey and went on to play hockey at the highest levels.

 

 

    The Winnipeg Satelites held their annual awards banquet on Saturday at Alfie's Restaurant, one of the 

team's sponsors. The Satelites' MVP Award had co-winners again this season with goaltenders Cory Hyndman

and Marc Hildebrand sharing the honour. Matthew Schiak won the Leading Scorer Award for leading the

Satelites in points this season. The Satelites' Hardest Working Player Award went to first year player Bryan 

MacKenzie.  The Rookie of the Year Award went to Kevin Haines and the Coach's Choice Award went to

goaltender Marc Hildebrand. The Satelites created another award for this season that went to the Playoff MVP.

This award was again shared by Jared Berezowsky and Dylan McWha for their outstanding play in our playoff

series with the Selkirk Fishermen.

 

 

 

 

 

    The Richmond Sockeyes are the 2013 Keystone Cup Champions after downing the Saskatoon Royals

5-2 in the gold medal match played Sunday afternoon in St. Malo. In the bronze medal matchup played 

earlier in the day the Okotoks Bisons defeated the KJHL Champion Peguis Juniors 11-4.

    The 2014 Keystone Cup is scheduled to be played in B.C., hosted by the Abbotsford Pilots of the

Pacific Junior Hockey League.

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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