Hockey Cup Winners

1999-2000     2000-2001     2001-2002     2002-2003     2003-2004     2004-2005     2005-2006

NHL Stanley Cup

AHL Calder Cup

ECHL Kelly Cup

An old school salute to the USA on their 3rd World Junior Championship of the 21st century and to Yale University on their first ever NCAA Men's Frozen Four Championship

Allen Americans

Danbury Whalers

Pensacola Ice Flyers

Yale Bulldogs

Minnesota Golden Gophers

Amarillo Bulls 

United States

Not an Olympic year

Boston Blades

An old school salute to Sweden for their first World Junior win in 31 years; to the Florida Everblades on their first ever Kelly Cup, to the Shawinigan Cataractes on their first ever Memorial Cup, to the Norfolk Admirals for the first ever Calder Cup, and to the LA Kings on their first ever Stanley Cup - a big year for first time winners!

Los Angeles Kings

Norfolk Admirals

Florida Everblades

Fort Wayne Komets

New Jersey Outlaws

Columbus Cottonmouths

Green Bay Gamblers

Shawinigan Cataractes

Boston College Eagles

Minnesota Golden Gophers

Texas Tornado

Russia

Canada

McGill Redmen

Sweden

Thetford Isothermics

Not an Olympic year

Montreal Stars

An old school salute to Boston for their first Stanley Cup win in 41 years; to the Binghamton Senators for bringing the first cup to their city; to Minnesota Duluth for their first ever NCAA championship; to Russia on their return to the World Junior Championship; and to the Saint John Sea Dogs, first Maritimes team to win the championship in 93 years

Boston Bruins

Binghamton Senators

Alaska Aces

Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs

Battle Creek Revolution

Mississippi Surge

Dubuque Fighting Saints

Saint John Sea Dogs

University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs

Wisconsin Badgers

Fairbanks Ice Dogs

Finland

United States

Montreal Stars

Akwesasne Warriors

An old school salute to the USA on winning gold at the World Junior Championship, ending Canada's five-year run; and to the IHL Fort Wayne Komets for their 3rd straight Turner Cup

Chicago Blackhawks

Hershey Bears

Cincinnati Cyclones

Fort Wayne Komets

Huntsville Havoc

Green Bay Gamblers

Windsor Spitfires

Boston College

University of Minnesota Duluth

Bismarck Bobcats

St. Mary's University Huskies

United States

Canada

Canada

Minnesota Whitecaps

Evansville Icemen

An old school salute to Canada on winning their 5th straight World Junior Championship; to the Boston University Terriers, who scored two goals in the final minute to send the NCAA championship game into overtime and their 5th national championship; and to the Pittsburgh Penguins, who turned the tables in a replay of last year's final to hoist their third Stanley Cup

Pittsburgh Penguins

Hershey Bears

South Carolina Stingrays

Arizona Sundogs

Fort Wayne Comets

Knoxville Ice Bears

Indiana Ice

Windsor Spitfires

Boston University

St. Louis Bandits

Russia

United States

Canada

An old school salute to Canada on winning their 4th straight World Junior Championship; to the Fort Wayne Comets for winning their cup in triple overtime of game 7; and to the Fresno Junior Falcons Midget A team, winner of both Norcal and California State championships

Detroit Red Wings

Chicago Wolves

Cincinnati Cyclones

Arizona Sundogs

Fort Wayne Comets

Knoxville Ice Bears

Omaha Lancers

Spokane Chiefs

Boston College

University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs

St. Louis Bandits

Russia

United States

Alberta Golden Bears

Canada

An old school salute to the Fresno Junior Falcons Pee Wee B team and the Bantam B team, both of which won the 2007 California Hockey Association state championship. The Pee Wee game went to triple overtime and the Bantam game to double OT 

Anaheim Ducks

Idaho Steelheads

Colorado Eagles

Rockford Icehogs

Vancouver Giants

Wisconsin Badgers

Canada

Canada

An old school salute to Finland for their first appearance in the Olympic finals; to Wisconsin for a sweep of the men's and women's NCAA hockey finals; to the Fresno Falcons, the first team in ECHL history to go undefeated in regulation for the entire season in their division, to the Carolina Hurricanes on their first ever Stanley Cup, and to Sweden for becoming the first nation to win both the Olympics and the World Championship in the same year. 

Carolina Hurricanes

Laredo Bucks

Kalamazoo Wings

Knoxville Ice Bears

Des Moines Buccaneers 

Wisconsin

Wisconsin

Texas Tornado

Sweden

Alberta Golden Bears

Sweden

Canada

Trenton Titans

Colorado Eagles

Muskegon Fury

Columbus Cottonmouths

London Knights

Denver University Pioneers

Minnesota Golden Gophers

Canada

USA

Alberta Golden Bears

Canada

Tampa Bay Lightning

Milwaukee Admirals

Idaho Steelheads

Laredo Bucks

Muskegon Fury

Huntsville Channel Cats

Jacksonville Barracudas

Denver University Pioneers

Kelowna Rockets

New Jersey Devils

Houston Aeros

Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies

Memphis River Kings

Fort Wayne Comets

San Diego Gulls

Orlando Seals

Kitchener Rangers

Detroit Red Wings

Chicago Wolves

Greenville Grrrowl

Memphis River Kings

Muskegon Fury

New Jersey Devils

Hartford Wolf Pack

Chicago Wolves

Peoria Rivermen

Indianapolis Ice

Flint Generals

Shreveport Mudbugs

Phoenix Mustangs

North Dakota Fighting Sioux

Rimouski Oceanic