Memorial Cup Champions, All-time Past winners List since 1919..

Overall Toronto Marlboros has won the most titles of Memorial Cup 7 times, In The active teams, Oshawa Generals has won the mos.t titles with 5th time.
Kamloops, B.C host the Memorial Cup 2023 for second time in club history since 1995

The Quebec Remparts are Memorial Cup champions.

The Remparts claimed the 2023 Memorial Cup presented by Kia title after a 5-0 win over the Seattle Thunderbirds Sunday night.

William Rousseau stopped all 32 shots he faced while Vsevolod Komarov (BUF), James Malatesta (CBJ), Kassim Gaudet, Zachary Bolduc (STL) and Charles Savoie all scored.

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The Kamloops Blazers are hosting the CHL championship 2023 for the first time since 1995, the last time they also managed to hoist up the prestigious junior hockey trophy.

Kamloops will be one of four teams to participate in the 105th edition of Memorial Cup 2023 junior ice hockey championship to determine the champion of the Canadian Hockey League (CHL). It will be a four-team, round-robin tournament that will be held at the, 2023.

All games from the 2023 Memorial Cup presented by Kia will be nationally televised Live by TSN and RDS.

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Memorial Cup brief history & Records-Stats.

The Mastercard Memorial Cup Champions is a Junior Ice Hockey club tournament trophy given to the Canadian Hockey League ( CHL ) winner. It is played among the 3 other CHL member league OHL, QMJHL, WHL consisting of 6 teams in the Memorial Cup. The age limit for this tournament is between 16-21 years old.
The Memorial Cup ( Coupe Memorial in French) is also known as by fans "The Memmer".
It was created by Cap. James T. Sutherland in the memory of OHA's player who died in the WWI. It was also in the honored for the soldiers who died for Canada in the War.
The first Memorial cup tournament was donated by Ontario Hockey Association (OHA) in 1919 & 1st champion team is University of Toronto School...
The Western hockey league has won the title 19 times, Ontario Hockey league won the title 17th time, QMJHL has won 10 times.
In currently active teams Oshawa Generals has won the most titles of Memorial Cup with 5th times.
Saint John Sea Dogs is the Most champions team of 2022 Memorial Cup...

Who Won the 2022 Memorial Cup.?

The Saint John Sea Dogs have claimed CHL Champions supremacy, defeating the OHL’s Hamilton Bulldogs by a score of 6-3 in the Championship Final of the 2022 Memorial Cup presented by Kia on Wednesday.

Here is the complete list of All Champions-winning teams of Memorial Cup history List by Year from 1919 to 2023.

List of Memorial Cup Past Champions by Years since 1919-2023.

1919 - Univ.of Toronto Schools

1920 - Toronto Canoe Club

1921 - Winnipeg Falcons

1922 - Fort William War Veterans

1923 - University of Manitoba Winnipeg

1924 - Owen Sound Greys

1925 - Regina Pats

1926 - Calgary Canadians

1927 - Owen Sound Greys

1928 - Regina Monarchs

1929 - Toronto Marlboros

1930 - Regina Pats

1931 - Winnipeg Elmwood Millionaires

1932 - Sudbury Wolves

1933 - Newmarket Redmen

1934 - Toronto St. Michael’s Majors

1935 - Winnipeg Monarchs

1936 - West Toronto Nationals

1937 - Winnipeg Monarchs

1938 - St. Boniface Seals

1939 - Oshawa Generals

1940 - Oshawa Generals

1941 - Winnipeg Rangers

1942 - Portage La Prairie Terriers

1943 - Winnipeg Rangers

1944 - Oshawa Generals

1945 - Toronto St. Michael’s Majors

1946 - Winnipeg Monarchs

1947 - Toronto St. Michael’s Majors

1948 - Port Arthur W. End Bruins

1949 - Montreal Royals

1950 - Montreal Jr. Canadiens

1951 - Barrie Flyers

1952 - Guelph Biltmore Mad Hatters

1953 - Barrie Flyers

1954 - St. Catharines Teepees

1955 - Toronto Marlboros

1956 - Toronto Marlboros

1957 - Flin Flon Bombers

1958 - Ottawa-Hull Canadiens

1959 - Winnipeg Braves

1960 - St. Catharines Teepees

1961 - Toronto St. Michael’s Majors

1962 - Hamilton Red Wings

1963 - Edmonton Oil Kings

1964 - Toronto Marlboros

1965 - Niagara Falls Flyers

1966 - Edmonton Oil Kings

1967 - Toronto Marlboros

1968 - Niagara Falls Flyers

1969 - Montreal Jr. Canadiens

1970 - Montreal Jr. Canadiens

1971 - Quebec Remparts

1972 - Cornwall Royals

1973 - Toronto Marlboros

1974 - Regina Pats

1975 - Toronto Marlboros

1976 - Hamilton Fincups

1977 - New Westminster Bruins

1978 - New Westminster Bruins

1979 - Peterborough Petes

1980 - Cornwall Royals

1981 - Cornwall Royals

1982 - Kitchener Rangers

1983 - Portland Winter Hawks

1984 - Ottawa 67’s

1985 - Prince Albert Raiders

1986 - Guelph Platers

1987 - Medicine Hat Tigers

1988 - Medicine Hat Tigers

1989 - Swift Current Broncos

1990 - Oshawa Generals

1991 - Spokane Chiefs

1992 - Kamloops Blazers

1993 - Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds

1994 - Kamloops Blazers

1995 - Kamloops Blazers

1996 - Granby Predateurs

1997 - Hull Olympiques

1998 - Portland Winter Hawks

1999 - Ottawa 67’s

2000 - Rimouski Oceanic

2001 - Red Deer Rebels

2002 - Kootenay Ice

2003 - Kitchener Rangers

2004 - Kelowna Rockets

2005 - London Knights

2006 - Quebec Remparts

2007 - Vancouver Giants

2008 - Spokane Chiefs

2009 - Windsor Spitfires

2010 - Windsor Spitfires

2011 - Saint John Sea Dogs

2012 - Shawinigan Cataractes

2013 - Halifax Mooseheads

2014 - Edmonton Oil Kings

2015 - Oshawa Generals

2016 - London Knights

2017 - Windsor Spitfires

2018 -  Acadie-Bathurst Titan (QMJHL)

2019 -  Rouyn-Noranda Huskies (QMJHL)

2020 -  cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic –

2021 - cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic –

2022 - Saint John Sea Dogs (QMJHL)

2023 - Quebec Remparts (QMJHL).

Memorial Cup 2023: Schedule, Results, standings, times, TV channels to watch CHL tournament

Friday, May 26 – Quebec 8, Kamloops 3

Saturday, May 27 – Seattle 6, Peterborough 3

Sunday, May 28 – Kamloops 10, Peterborough 2

Monday, May 29 – Quebec 3, Seattle 1

Tuesday, May 30, 9 p.m. – Peterborough 4, Quebec 2.

Wednesday, May 31, 9 p.m. – Kamloops 1, Seattle 6.

Thursday, June 1, 9 p.m. – Peterborough Petes 5–4 OT Kamloops Blazers

Friday, June 2, 10 p.m. – Peterborough Petes 1–4 Seattle Thunderbirds

Sunday, June 4. Final --- Seattle Thunderbirds 0–5 Quebec Remparts