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The Carillon Senior Hockey League is in its fourteenth year of operation, with teams from La Broquerie, Ste. Anne, St. Malo, Red River and Steinbach participating for the 2015-2016 season
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Our Mission To provide a league for local players to compete at the senior level while ensuring and over-seeing an even and practical playing surface for all member clubs and players Our History
In the mid 1990's the idea of a local league for local players, for the South Eastern region of Manitoba, was tossed around. For many years some were talking and few were listening and most were uninterested.
Once again in 2003 the topic came up, and again with few interested, however three organizations decided to make a go of it.
In the back of a shop in Landmark, groups from Ste. Anne, Mitchell, and Landmark met and tried to determine the best way to start what is now known as the Carillon Senior Hockey League (CSHL).
The first year was difficult for both teams and players, due to excessive play against each other, but all knew that this first year had to happen like this. Little coverage, due to another established league in the area, so it was hard for the new league to get its message across.
People however were starting to notice, whether it was simply curiosity or genuine interest. This was demonstrated in the fall of 2004 when seven teams showed up to the organizational meeting. That year three more clubs, St. Adolphe, Grunthal, and Steinbach became members, bringing the total to six, and solidifying credibility and creating a larger platform to showcase the necessity of its existence. Now people noticed, and a goal that was set by three teams now became the goal of six teams.
Since then a total of eight teams have competed at one time or another, with the 2004-2005 season seeing eight teams, with the addition of St. Malo and La Broquerie when the HTHL folded after a successful 50 year run.
Currently the league consists of five teams.
Past teams:
2003-2004 Teams:
Ste. Anne Aces, Mitchell Mohawks, Landmark Dutchmen
Champions - Mitchell Mohawks
President - Jeff Gunther
2004-2005 Teams:
Ste. Anne Aces, Mitchell Mohawks, Landmark Dutchmen,
Steinbach Huskies, St. Adolphe Hawks, Grunthal Red Wings
Champions - Mitchell Mohawks
President - Jeff Gunther
2005-2006 Teams:
Ste. Anne Aces, Mitchell Mohawks, Landmark Dutchmen,
Steinbach Huskies, St. Adolphe Hawks, Grunthal Red Wings,
La Broquerie Habs, St. Malo Warriors
Champions - La Broquerie Habs
President - Dick Penner
2006-2007 Teams:
Ste. Anne Aces, Mitchell Mohawks, St. Adolphe Hawks,
Grunthal Red Wings, La Broquerie Habs, St. Malo Warriors
Champions - La Broquerie Habs
President - Dick Penner
2007-2008 Teams:
Ste. Anne Aces, Mitchell Mohawks, St. Adolphe Hawks,
La Broquerie Habs, St. Malo Warriors, Steinbach Huskies
Champions Ste. Anne Aces
President - Mark Lowry
2008-2009 Teams
Ste. Anne, Mitchell, Steinbach, St. Adolphe, St. Malo, La Broquerie
Champions St. Malo
President - Mark Lowry
2009-2010 Teams
Steinbach, La Broquerie, Ste. Anne, St. Malo,
Champions - Steinbach
President - Robert Tetrault
2010-2011 Teams
Steinbach, Niverville, St. Malo, La Broquerie, Ste. Anne, Red River
Champions - Steinbach
President - Ray Laing
2011-2012 Teams
La Broquerie, Steinbach, Mitchell, Niverville, St. Malo, Red River, Ste. Anne
Champions - Niverville
President - Ray Laing
2012-2013 Teams
Red River, La Broquerie, Mitchell, Steinbach, St. Malo, Niverville, Springfield, Ste. Anne
Champions - Red River
President - Ray Laing
2013-2014 Teams
Springfield, Steinbach, Ste. Anne, La Broquerie, Grunthal, Red River, St. Malo
Champions - Red River
President - Ray Laing
2014-2015 Teams
Springfield, Steinbach, Red River, Grunthal, Ste. Anne, La Broquerie, St. Malo
Champions - Steinbach
President - Ray Laing
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