League Champions and Finalists
- 2012: Lloydminster Vandals: 62 - Calgary Wolfpack: 26
- 2011: Calgary Wolfpack: 38 - Grande Prairie Drillers: 14
- 2010: Lloydminster Vandals: 52 - Calgary Gators: 26
- 2009: Edmonton Stallions: 39 - Calgary Wolfpack: 32
- 2008: Calgary Wolfpack: 43 - Lloydminster Vandals: 21
- 2007: Edmonton Stallions: 21 - Calgary Gators: 16
- 2006: Calgary Wolfpack: 31 - Calgary Gators: 7
- 2005: Calgary Wolfpack: 42 - Edmonton Stallions: 28
- 2004: Calgary Wolfpack: 51 - Edmonton Stallions: 46
- 2003: Calgary Wolfpack: 56 - Calgary Thunder: 35
- 2002: Calgary Wolfpack: 49 - Calgary Gators: 15
- 2001: Calgary Thunder: 16 - Calgary Gators: 14
- 2000: Calgary Wolfpack: 30 - Calgary Thunder: 14
- 1999: Calgary Wolfpack: 17 - Calgary Gators: 2
- 1998: Calgary Gators: - Calgary Wolfpack:
- 1997: Red Deer Sooners: 7 - Edmonton Icemen: 3
- 1996: Calgary Wolfpack: - Red Deer Sooners:
- 1995: Calgary Wolfpack: - Red Deer Sooners:
- 1994: Red Deer Sooners: - Edmonton Seminoles:
- 1993: Red Deer Sooners: - Calgary Wolfpack:
- 1992: Calgary Wolfpack: - Red Deer Sooners:
- 1991: Red Deer Sooners: - Calgary Crude:
- 1990: Calgary Wolfpack: - Calgary Crude:
- 1989: Calgary Wolfpack: - Red Deer Sooners:
- 1988: Calgary Raiders: - Calgary Crude:
- 1987: Calgary Raiders: - Red Deer Redskins:
- 1986: Calgary Raiders: - Calgary Crude:
- 1985: Calgary Raiders: - Calgary Thunder:
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