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Nova Scotia Junior Hockey League Membership Hockey Nova Scotia Founded Circa 1978 Don Johnson Cups 11 Current Champion Antigonish Bulldogs (5th) Current President Gerard MacDonald Website https://nsjhl.ca/

The Nova Scotia Junior Hockey League (formerly the Nova Scotia Junior B Hockey League) is a Junior "B" ice hockey league in Nova Scotia, Canada, sanctioned by Hockey Canada. The winner of the Nova Scotia playoffs competes for the Don Johnson Cup, the Atlantic Junior "B" Crown.

History

The Mainland Junior B Hockey League was formed in 1980 by Al Hollingsworth. In 1992, it took on the Cape Breton Jr. Mills and the Port Hawkesbury Pirates of the folded Cape Breton Junior B Hockey League (also known as the Eastern or Northumberland League) and was renamed the Nova Scotia Junior B Hockey League. In 2006, the league dropped the "B" from its name.

Teams

Defunct

• Liverpool Privateers (2015-2023) - Moved to Bridgewater
• Bay Ducks (2005–14) - moved to Liverpool
• Bedford Barons (1980–82)
• Bedford Barons (1994–95)
• Bridgewater Hawks (1980–81)
• Chester Ravens (1993-2002)
• Colchester County K&K Truck Centre Titans (1995–96) - moved to Brookfield
• Colchester County Sports Eagle Experts (1996–97) - renamed Brookfield Elks
• Cumberland County Blues (2000-2024)
• East Hants Penguins (1984–90)
• Eastern Shore Jr. Mariners (2011–14) - moved to Cole Harbour
• Halifax Molson Canadian Blues (1995–96)
• Mount Denson Rangers (1993–97)
• Oxford Blues (2000–03)
• Shannon Huskies (1980–84)
• South Shore Flyers (1980–82)
• Springhill Premium Moosehead Dry (1992–93)
• Springhill Ropak Rangers (1991–92)
• Spryfield Lions (1980–84)
• St. Margaret's Mariners (1988–92)
• Truro Bearcats (1983–91)
• Valley Jets (1980–84)
• West Colchester Titans (1982–83)
• Windsor Royals (1984-2012)

Playoff Champions

Bolded are teams who also won the Don Johnson Cup as Atlantic Jr. B Champions.

• 1980 Hantsport Hitlers
• 1981 Valley Jets
• 1982 Antigonish Bulldogs
• 1983 Antigonish Bulldogs
• 1984 Antigonish Bulldogs
• 1985 East Hants Penguins
• 1986 Sackville Blazers
• 1987 Valley Jets
• 1988 Windsor Royals
• 1989 Sackville Blazers
• 1990 St. Margaret's Bay Mariners
• 1991 St. Margaret's Bay Mariners
• 1992 St. Margaret's Bay Mariners
• 1993 Windsor Royals
• 1994 Port Hawkesbury Strait Pirates
• 1995 Windsor Royals
• 1996 Windsor Royals
• 1997 Cape Breton Alpines
• 1998 Windsor Royals
• 1999 Port Hawkesbury Strain Pirates
• 2000 Cape Breton Alpines
• 2001 Port Hawkesbury Strait Pirates
• 2002 Port Hawkesbury Strait Pirates
• 2003 Sackville Blazers
• 2004 Sackville Blazers
• 2005 Sackville Blazers
• 2006 Antigonish Bulldogs
• 2007 East Hants Penguins
• 2008 Windsor Royals
• 2009 Cumberland County Blues
• 2010 Cumberland County Blues
• 2011 Bay Ducks
• 2012 East Hants Penguins
• 2013 Sackville Blazers
• 2014 Sackville Blazers
• 2015 Glace Bay Jr. Miners
• 2016 Valley Maple Leafs
• 2017 Pictou County Scotians
• 2018 Kameron Jr. Miners
• 2019 Sackville Blazers
• 2020 playoffs interrupted
• 2021 playoffs interrupted
• 2022 Antigonish Bulldogs
• 2023 Antigonish Bulldogs
• 2024 Antigonish Bulldogs

See also

• List of ice hockey teams in Nova Scotia

References

External links

• Nova Scotia Jr. "B"

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