Best CHL teams of all-time

[JFA87-66-99]

Who do you guys think are some of the greatest junior hockey teams ever. Some for consideration of the top of my head are 1971-1972 Quebec, 1978-1979 Brandon, 2004-2005 London, 2009-2010 Windsor, 2010-2011 Saint John, 2012-2013 Halifax,

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[TheDoldrums]

2015-2016 London has to be up there as well. They way they tore up the playoffs/Memorial Cup was incredible.

 

[Rorschach]

Windsor was my fave.

 

[Advanced stats]

04-05 London.

 

[Plastic Joseph]

04-05 London.

Probably this, also worth nothing that the entire CHL was stronger that season due to a lockout, and they still absolutely dominated.

 

[David Bruce Banner]

I don't know about winning it all, but the 1975-76 New Westminster Bruins could probably beat up your CHL championship team.

 

[JFA87-66-99]

I'm not too sure how they would compare or even stack up with some of the teams already mentioned in this thread but if Erie wins the Memorial cup this year how do they rank . Probably down the list but Erie seems to have one of the most stacked teams I've seen in awhile.

 

[McMozesmadness]

94' 95' Kamloops Blazers. Back to back memorial cups.

Shane Doan, Jerome Iginla, Darcy Tucker.... they were unstopable.

 

[Snippit]

05 Knights

 

[leaflover]

Punch and the Bruins.

 

[goonybird]

spitfires
knights
seadogs
knights
mooseheads

 

[LastWordArmy]

05 London is the best team I've seen. Though i didn't see the 70s or most of the 80s.

 

[Daximus]

The 95 Blazers were crazy stacked. But the 2016 Knights dominated like no other team ever has on their way to the Mem Cup. 17 straight wins.

 

[Flamesfan62]

12-13 Mooseheads

 

[TimeZone]

05, 16' Knights were the best I've seen. Halifax in 2013 was unreal as well.

 

[Advanced stats]

94' 95' Kamloops Blazers. Back to back memorial cups.

Shane Doan, Jerome Iginla, Darcy Tucker.... they were unstopable.

04/05 London lost 7 games.
94/95 Kamloops lost 14 games.

 

[Daximus]

There's also the 1989 Swift Current Broncos. 2 years after losing 4 members of the team in a bus accident, of which the 4 Broncos Memorial Trophy is named, they went 55-16-1 during the season. Had 5 players with 100+ points and 3 players with 50+ goals. They went undefeated in the WHL playoffs to take the title and lost 1 game in the Memorial Cup only to beat that team in the final round to claim the Mem Cup title. Pretty epic season.

 

[Skinnyjimmy08]

94' 95' Kamloops Blazers. Back to back memorial cups.

Shane Doan, Jerome Iginla, Darcy Tucker.... they were unstopable.

This

Back to back Mem cups is unreal... And 3 of them in 4 years in 92, 94,95 is absolutely ridiculous

 

[phillipsj89]

This

Back to back Mem cups is unreal... And 3 of them in 4 years in 92, 94,95 is absolutely ridiculous

Yes, Maybe they didn't have the most successful single season on record, but the combination for 3 memorial cups in 4 years is unprecedented.

 

[EON]

04-05 Knights for sure.

 

[GangGreen]

I think the way Windsor has dominated puck possession this year makes them a consideration for one of the more dominant teams in recent memory.

I didn't follow the CHL until the late 90's, so I would rank the best from 2000 until now.

1 - '05 Knights
2 - '10 Spits
3 - '13 Mooseheads

This year's Otters (if they win tonight), last year's Knights, and the '14 Storm team that didn't win the Cup would fight for the 4 and 5 spots.

 

[canuck2010]

Two of my favourites

1969 - MONTREAL JUNIOR CANADIENS
Jean-Pierre Bordeleau, Guy Charron, Gary Connelly,
Andre Dupont, Jocelyn Guevremont, Robert Guindon,
Normand Gratton, Rejean Houle, Serge Lajeunesse,
Robert Lalonde, Richard Lemieux, Richard Martin,
Claude Moreau, Gilbert Perreault, Arthur Quoquochi,
Jim Rutherford, MarcTardif, Ted Tucker, Wayne Wood,
Phil Wimmer (manager), Roger Bedard (coach).


1964 - TORONTO MARLBOROS
Wayne Carleton, Andre Champagne, Jack Chipchase,
Gary Dineen, Ray Dupont, Ron Ellis, Nick Harbaruk, Bill
Henderson, Paul Laurent, Jim McKenny, Grant Moore,
Rod Seiling, Brit Selby, Gary Smith, Peter Stemkowski,
Mike Walton, Barry Watson, Ray Winterstein,
Buck Houle (manager), Jim Gregory (coach).

 

[Daximus]

I think the way Windsor has dominated puck possession this year makes them a consideration for one of the more dominant teams in recent memory.

I didn't follow the CHL until the late 90's, so I would rank the best from 2000 until now.

1 - '05 Knights
2 - '10 Spits
3 - '13 Mooseheads

This year's Otters (if they win tonight), last year's Knights, and the '14 Storm team that didn't win the Cup would fight for the 4 and 5 spots.

I think last years Knights could beat the 05 Knights. Since 2000 I'd go..

1. 2016 London Knights
2. 2005 London Knights
3. 2013 Halifax Mooseheads
4. 2010 Windsor Spitfires
5. 2004 Kelowna Rockets
6. 2006 Quebec Remparts
7. 2015 Oshawa Generals
8. 2009 Kelowna Rockets (Lost in the finals to Windsor but man were they fun to watch)
9. 2007 Vancouver Giants
10. 2016 Brandon Wheat Kings (I know they didn't do much in the MC but man they were a good team don't know what happened)

 

[Juniorhockeyguru]

Who do you guys think are some of the greatest junior hockey teams ever. Some for consideration of the top of my head are 1971-1972 Quebec, 1978-1979 Brandon, 2004-2005 London, 2009-2010 Windsor, 2010-2011 Saint John, 2012-2013 Halifax,

Any of the 3 Kamloops Blazers Mem Cup winners
Calgary Hitmen-1999
London Knights-2005
Windsor Spitfires-2010
Portland Winterhawks-2013
Kelowna Rockets-2015

 

[These Are The Days]

I can't personally vouch for them but I was always impressed by the numbers put up by Dale Hawerchuk's Cornwall Royals squads. Back-to-back memorial Cups is impressive nevertheless.

Personally off the top of my head the best has to be that 04-05 London team or those Blazers teams of the 90's. Maaayyyybbbeeeee that Halifax team in 2012