Winnipeg Blues - Season-by-season Record

Season-by-season Record

Note: GP = Games Played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, OTL = Overtime Losses, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against

Season GP W L T OTL GF GA Points Finish Playoffs
1930-31 9 7 2 0 - 29 15 14 1st MJHL
1931-32 12 11 0 1 - 31 14 23 1st WinJHL Won League, Won AbC
1932-33 10 2 8 0 - 18 34 4 3rd MJHL-S
1933-34 14 1 12 1 - -- -- 3 9th MJHL
1934-35 13 9 3 1 - 65 33 29 3rd MJHL Won League, Won AbC, Won MC
1935-36 15 6 8 1 - 56 47 13 6th MJHL
1936-37 16 12 2 2 - 74 32 26 2nd MJHL Won League, Won AbC, Won MC
1937-38 23 13 6 4 - 70 55 30 3rd MJHL
1938-39 22 13 6 3 - 105 81 29 3rd MJHL
1939-40 24 16 6 2 - 108 68 34 1st MJHL
1940-41 12 3 9 0 - 52 89 6 6th MJHL
1941-42 18 8 10 0 - 92 127 16 6th MJHL
1942-43 13 7 5 1 - 65 72 15 4th MJHL
1943-44 10 10 0 0 - 58 26 18 1st MJHL
1944-45 8 8 0 0 - 72 13 16 1st MJHL Won League
1945-46 10 8 1 1 - 59 28 17 1st MJHL Won League, AbC, Won MC
1946-47 15 12 3 0 - 94 54 24 2nd MJHL
1947-48 23 11 10 2 - 123 103 24 3rd MJHL Won League
1948-49 30 11 19 0 - 132 150 22 3rd MJHL
1949-50 36 16 20 0 - 142 148 32 2nd MJHL
1950-51 36 26 9 1 - 208 128 53 2nd MJHL Won League, Won AbC
1951-52 36 26 10 0 - 155 111 52 1st MJHL Won League
1952-53 36 16 19 1 - 132 152 33 3rd MJHL
1953-54 36 13 23 0 - 147 172 26 4th MJHL
1954-55 32 20 10 2 - 173 141 42 1st MJHL Won League
1955-56 24 16 6 2 - 153 108 34 1st MJHL
1956-57 29 17 8 4 - 175 146 38 2nd MJHL Won League
1957-58 30 18 11 1 - 167 127 37 1st MJHL
1958-59 30 5 25 0 - 89 176 10 5th MJHL
1959-60 32 5 27 0 - 90 221 10 5th MJHL
1960-61 32 6 25 1 - 107 205 13 5th MJHL
1961-62 40 20 16 4 - 143 138 44 2nd MJHL
1962-63 39 15 21 3 - 141 177 33 3rd MJHL
1963-64 30 13 15 2 - 112 124 28 4th MJHL
1964-65 45 19 21 5 - 159 165 43 3rd MJHL
1965-66 48 20 24 4 - 198 197 44 4th MJHL
1966-67 57 21 34 2 - 235 316 46 4th MJHL
1967-68 36 20 13 3 - 200 157 43 1st MJHL
1968-69 34 17 12 5 - 145 157 39 3rd MJHL
1969-70 34 17 12 5 - 136 120 39 3rd MJHL
1970-71 48 16 24 8 - 210 221 40 7th MJHL
1971-72 48 9 38 1 - 163 284 19 8th MJHL
1972-73 48 23 25 0 - 261 254 46 5th MJHL
1973-74 47 14 33 0 - 180 251 28 8th MJHL
1974-75 48 19 29 0 - 244 286 38 7th MJHL
1975-76 52 27 24 1 - 253 255 55 6th MJHL
1976-77 51 21 30 0 - 204 242 44 8th MJHL
1977-78 52 12 38 2 - 194 323 26 9th MJHL
1978-79 44 10 32 2 - 175 281 22 9th MJHL
1979-80 47 29 18 0 - 270 220 58 3rd MJHL
1980-81 48 22 25 1 - 228 235 45 4th MJHL
1981-82 48 38 9 1 - 310 167 77 1st MJHL Won League
1982-83 48 31 16 1 - 255 199 63 3rd MJHL
1983-84 48 33 15 0 - 242 176 66 3rd MJHL
1984-85 48 37 10 1 - 292 174 75 1st MJHL
1985-86 48 36 12 0 - 312 157 72 2nd MJHL Won League, Won AC
1986-87 48 27 20 1 - 318 232 55 4th MJHL
1987-88 48 32 16 0 - 253 192 64 2nd MJHL Won League
1988-89 48 34 8 6 - 286 178 74 1st MJHL Won League
1989-90 52 36 16 0 - 348 202 72 2nd MJHL
1990-91 48 30 17 1 - 246 212 61 3rd MJHL
1991-92 48 17 29 0 2 219 246 36 7th MJHL
1992-93 48 19 25 3 1 207 234 42 8th MJHL
1993-94 55 33 21 1 0 -- -- 67 3rd MJHL
1994-95 55 24 26 3 2 207 230 53 5th MJHL Won League, Won AC, Won AbC
1995-96 56 21 28 4 3 246 267 49 8th MJHL
1996-97 55 19 31 2 3 234 275 43 8th MJHL
1997-98 62 30 30 2 0 247 259 62 4th MJHL
1998-99 62 27 33 2 0 223 289 56 6th MJHL
1999-00 64 38 20 - 6 281 239 82 2nd MJHL
2000-01 64 29 27 - 8 221 252 66 7th MJHL
2001-02 64 31 28 - 5 237 246 67 7th MJHL
2002-03 64 30 29 - 5 234 277 65 8th MJHL
2003-04 64 25 31 - 8 252 248 58 8th MJHL
2004-05 63 32 23 - 8 251 217 72 4th MJHL
2005-06 63 39 20 - 4 245 198 82 3rd MJHL Won League
2006-07 63 40 16 - 7 251 171 87 3rd MJHL
2007-08 62 38 17 - 7 260 228 83 4th MJHL
2008-09 62 20 42 - 0 195 313 40 10th MJHL
2009-10 62 27 27 - 8 211 242 62 8th MJHL Lost Quarter-final
2010-11 62 18 32 - 12 215 292 48 10th MJHL DNQ
2011-12 62 38 19 - 5 252 204 81 3rd MJHL Lost Semi-final

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