Quebec Senior Hockey League - List of QSHL/QHL League Winners

List of QSHL/QHL League Winners

Amateur QSHL: 1941-42 through 1952-53
Semi-professional QHL: 1953-54 through 1958-59

Season Teams Champion
1941–42 Cornwall Flyers, Montreal Canadiens, Montreal Pats, Montreal Royals, Ottawa Senators, Quebec Aces Ottawa Senators(Season), Quebec Aces(Playoffs)
1942–43 Cornwall Flyers, Montreal Army, Montreal Canadiens, Montreal Royals, Ottawa Commandos, Ottawa RCAF Flyers, Quebec Aces Ottawa Commandos
1943–44 Cornwall Army(withdrew), Montreal RCAF(withdrew), Montreal Royals, Ottawa Commandos, Quebec Aces, University of Montreal Quebec Aces
1944-45 Hull Volants, Montreal Royals, Ottawa Commandos, Quebec Aces Quebec Aces
1945-46 Hull Volants, Montreal Royals, Ottawa Senators, Quebec Aces, Shawinigan Cataracts, Valleyfield Braves Montreal Royals
1946-47 Montreal Royals, Ottawa Senators, Quebec Aces, Shawinigan Cataracts, Valleyfield Braves Montreal Royals
1947-48 Boston Olympics, Montreal Royals, New York Rovers, Ottawa Senators, Quebec Aces, Shawinigan Cataracts, Valleyfield Braves Ottawa Senators
1948-49 Boston Olympics, Montreal Royals, New York Rovers, Ottawa Senators, Quebec Aces, Shawinigan Cataracts, Sherbrooke St. Francis, Valleyfield Braves Ottawa Senators
1949-50 Chicoutimi Sagueneens, Montreal Royals, Ottawa Senators, Quebec Aces, Shawinigan Cataracts, Sherbrooke Saints, Valleyfield Braves Sherbrooke Saints
1950-51 Chicoutimi Sagueneens, Montreal Royals, Ottawa Senators, Quebec Aces, Shawinigan Cataracts, Sherbrooke Saints, Valleyfield Braves Valleyfield Braves
1951-52 Chicoutimi Sagueneens, Montreal Royals, Ottawa Senators, Quebec Aces, Shawinigan Cataracts, Sherbrooke Saints, Valleyfield Braves Quebec Aces
1952-53 Chicoutimi Sagueneens, Montreal Royals, Ottawa Senators, Quebec Aces, Shawinigan Cataracts, Sherbrooke Saints, Valleyfield Braves Chicoutimi Sagueneens
1953-54 Chicoutimi Sagueneens, Montreal Royals, Ottawa Senators, Quebec Aces, Sherbrooke Saints, Springfield Indians, Valleyfield Braves Chicoutimi Sagueneens (Season), Quebec Aces (Playoffs)
1954-55 Chicoutimi Sagueneens, Montreal Royals, Ottawa Senators(withdrew), Quebec Aces, Shawinigan Cataracts, Valleyfield Braves Shawinigan Cataracts (Season and Playoffs)
1955-56 Chicoutimi Sagueneens, Montreal Royals, Quebec Aces, Shawinigan Cataracts, Trois-Rivieres Lions Shawinigan Cataracts (Season), Montreal Royals (Playoffs)
1956-57 Chicoutimi Sagueneens, Montreal Royals, Ottawa-Hull Jr. Canadiens, Quebec Aces, Shawinigan Cataracts, Trois-Rivieres Lions Quebec Aces (Seasons and Playoffs)
1957-58 Chicoutimi Sagueneens, Montreal Royals, Quebec Aces, Shawinigan Cataracts, Trois-Rivieres Lions Chicoutimi Sagueneens (Season), Shawinigan Cataracts (Playoffs)
1958-59 Chicoutimi Sagueneens, Montreal Royals, Quebec Aces, Trois-Rivieres Lions Montreal Royals (Season and Playoffs)

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