Champions
- 1972-73 University of Alberta Junior Bears
- 1973-74 Sherwood Park Knights
- 1974-75 Waterloo Mercuries
- 1975-76 Leduc Riggers
- 1976-77 Leduc Riggers
- 1977-78 Stony Plain Flyers
- 1978-79 Stony Plain Flyers
- 1979-80 Leduc Riggers
- 1980-81 Leduc Riggers
- 1981-82 Sherwood Park Knights
- 1982-83 Sherwood Park Knights
- 1983-84 Sherwood Park Knights
- 1984-85 Stony Plain Flyers
- 1985-86 Stony Plain Flyers
- 1986-87 Leduc Riggers
- 1987-88 St. Albert Merchants
- 1988-89 Stony Plain Flyers
- 1989-90 Beaumont Chiefs
- 1990-91 Stony Plain Flyers
- 1991-92 Leduc Riggers
- 1992-93 Leduc Riggers
- 1993-94 Sherwood Park Knights
- 1994-95 St. Albert Merchants
- 1995-96 St. Albert Merchants
- 1996-97 St. Albert Merchants
- 1997-98 St. Albert Merchants
- 1998-99 Doug's Place Royals
- 1999-00 River Kings
- 2000-01 River Kings
- 2001-02 Beverly Warriors
- 2002-03 Spruce Grove Regals
- 2003-04 Beverly Warriors
- 2004-05 St. Albert Merchants
- 2005-06 Edmonton Royals
- 2006-07 North Edmonton Red Wings
- 2007-08 Sherwood Park Knights, Alberta Junior "B" Provincial Champions, Keystone Cup Western Canadian Junior "B" Champions
- 2008-09 Sherwood Park Knights
- 2009-10 Beverly Warriors
- 2010-11 Beaumont Chiefs
- 2011-12 Spruce Grove Regals
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“Did all the lets and bars appear
To every just or larger end,
Whence should come the trust and cheer?
Youth must its ignorant impulse lend—
Age finds place in the rear.
All wars are boyish, and are fought by boys,
The champions and enthusiasts of the state:”
—Herman Melville (1819–1891)
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—Hunter S. Thompson (b. 1939)
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—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)