Troy's Gone Walkabout

1916-17 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Toronto
	QC	Québec
	NS	Halifax
	MB	Portage la Prairie

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	ON	Middlesex
FIN	QC	Mont-Royal
SF	ON	Toronto
SF	NS	Halifax

1916-17 Season Headlines

Middlesex are four time Stan Lee Cup champions at the expense of Mont-Royal, whose curse in the final decider extends to 0-5.
Toronto are the second team in history to top a regional league four times in five seasons, with Wellington unexpected Ontario runners-up.
By winning the Western League, Portage la Prairie become the first team to join the competition after the 1896 foundation to reach the Stan Lee Cup playoffs.
Peterborough put aside worries of Ontario First Division relegation with a strong top six finish.
Just two years after the last of three successive Stan Lee Cup quarter final appearances, Rouville are by far the highest profile team of those from across the Maritmes, Québec and Ontario leagues forced to drop out of the competition from next season.
Stormont finish top of their Ontario second tier sub-region, but off-field issues force them into folding rather than making a first tier debut. The same unlucky fate also falls on Huntington in the Québec second tier.
Lévis are bottom of their Québec Second Division sub-region for the third consecutive season.

1915-16 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Toronto
	QC	Hochelaga
	PE	Queen's County
	MB	Provencher

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	ON	York
FIN	ON	Toronto
SF	ON	Middlesex
SF	MB	Provencher

1915-16 Season Headlines

York (ON) win the Stan Lee Cup for the second time, beating out their local rivals Toronto in an epic championship decider.
Only three seasons since their surprise appearance in the Stan Lee Cup playoffs, Trois-Rivières are relgated back down to the Québec Second Division.
Montmagny are also unexpectedly Québec relegation fodder.
Dufferin and Norfolk take great strides up in the Ontario second tier, while Parry Sound and Nipissing nosedive dramatically in the other direction.
Laval and Yamaska rocket up their Québec Second Division sub-regions, with Berthier freefall to rock bottom.

1914-15 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Toronto
	QC	Lotbinière
	PE	Queen's County
	MB	Provencher

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	QC	Lotbinière
FIN	QC	Mont-Royal
SF	ON	Grey
SF	MB	Provencher

1914-15 Season Headlines

Unfancied Lotbinière come from nowhere to win the Québec First Division and then, just to complete the fairytale, make history as the first former second tier side from any region to win the national championship.
More finals heartbreak is heaped on Mont-Royal after losing a fourth final playoff, made worse by the fact they have been on the wrong end of all three all-Québec national championship deciders.
Algoma are third former Ontario second tier side to reach the Stan Lee Cup playoffs.
Newly promoted Northumberland (ON) fail in the Ontario First Division by a solitary point from making the Stan Lee Cup playoffs.
Provencher are the first former Western League Second Division team to qualify for the Stan Lee Cup playoffs.

1913-14 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Grey
	QC	Québec
	NS	Halifax
	BC	Yale

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	ON	Huron
FIN	ON	Grey
SF	NS	Halifax
SF	BC	Yale

1913-14 Season Headlines

In the fourth all-Ontario Stan Lee Cup final Grey stumble again at the final hurdle for the fourth time, allowing Huron win a first national championship.
Québec march to the Stan Lee Cup playoffs for the thirteenth time, but this season for the very first time as provincial league winners.
Two time Stan Lee Cup quarter finalists Châteauguay are relegated from Québec's top league tier.
1900 Stan Lee Cup finalists Pictou are relegated, the first former Playoffs qualifier to drop to the Maritimes Second Division.
Hastings, the only side to have remained in the Ontario First Division since foundation without ever qualifying for the Stan Lee Cup Playoffs, are relegated.
Richmond (QC) are the fourth former Québec First Division side to finish bottom of a second tier sub-region.
Leeds are the third Ontario League team to finish bottom of a second tier sub-region for three seasons in a row.

1912-13 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Toronto
	QC	Rouville
	PE	Queen's County
	BC	Yale

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	ON	Middlesex
FIN	QC	L'Islet
SF	ON	Simcoe
SF	BC	Yale

1912-13 Season Headlines

After ousting the defending Stan Lee Cup holders in the first round of the playoffs, L'Islet of eastern Québec reach a first championship final but cannot prevent Middlesex from claiming their third Stan Lee Cup title.
With all Québec league heavyweights falling outside the top three, two former second tier sides in Rouville and Trois-Rivières finish in the qualifying spots – the latter doing so immediately as a newly promoted team.
Last season's Ontario league winners Wellington drop well out of playoff contention to mid-table.
Three more former playoff teams are relegated from their top league tiers: Essex in Ontario, Chambly in Québec and Winnipeg in the west.
Portneuf improve by an incredible thirteen places on last season in their Québec second tier league sub-region.
The tribulations for Yamaska continue, becoming the first former Stan Lee Cup Playoffs qualifier to sit at the foot of any regional Second Division table.

1911-12 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Wellington
	QC	Mont-Royal
	NS	Halifax
	BC	Victoria

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	ON	Toronto
FIN	QC	Québec
SF	ON	Middlesex
SF	QC	Missisquoi

1911-12 Season Headlines

Toronto win a third Stan Lee Cup, and their second in three seasons.
Ontario First Division underdogs Victoria (ON) take just three points from a torrid league season.
Labelle drop swiftly from mid-table comfort in the Québec top tier to relegation.
Following relegation to Québec's second tier, Yamaska can finish only in twelfth place.
Leeds are the third former Ontario First Division side to sit at the foot of a second tier sub-region.
Lunenberg are the second former Maritimes top tier side to finish last in their Second Division.

1910-11 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Simcoe
	QC	L'Islet
	NS	Halifax
	AB	Medicine Hat

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	ON	Simcoe
FIN	ON	Grey
SF	QC	Québec
SF	NS	Halifax

1910-11 Season Headlines

Simcoe are two time Stan Lee Cup winners, leaving Grey as losing finalists for the second year in a row.
With both Montréal heavyweights sinking well into the bottom half of the Québec First Division, Missisquoi storm up the table for a playoffs berth.
Medicine Hat top the Western First Division for the first time since their renaming.
Hamilton drop well out of playoff contention in the Ontario First Division.
Last season's Stan Lee Cup semi finalists Yarmouth finish alarmingly close to relegation from the Maritimes League top tier.
Six time playoff qualifier Ontario County will find themselves in the Ontario second tier next season.
Two other former playoff teams are relegated from their top league tiers: Yamaska in Québec and Selkirk in the west.
Brockville and Durham are the first of Ontario's former top tier sides to sit at the bottom of tjeir respective second tier sub-regions.

1909-10 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Toronto
	QC	Mont-Royal
	NS	Yarmouth
	SK	Assiniboia

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	ON	Toronto
FIN	ON	Grey
SF	NS	Yarmouth
SF	QC	L'Islet

1909-10 Season Headlines

Toronto's triumph in the second ever all-Ontario final loosens the grip held by Québec teams on the Stan Lee Cup trophy in recent seasons.
Mont-Royal top the Québec league for the fifth time in six seasons, but underperform - yet again - in the race to the Stan Lee Cup.
After coming close to winning the Maritimes League in recent seasons, Yarmouth finally get their nose ahead of their stronger Atlantic rivals.
York (ON) tumble from Stan Lee Cup playoffs last season to the bottom half of the Ontario First Division.
In a case of what goes up must come down, Deux-Montagnes are relegated from the Québec First Division, the second former Stan Lee Cup playoffs qualifier to drop from Québec's top tier.
Manitoban expansion side Portage la Prairie are unexpectedly top of the Western League's second tier.
After some breathing room in the enlarged Western League Second Division last year, Comox are bottom again, the first team from any league to finish last in their division four times in five seasons.

1908-09 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Simcoe
	QC	Mont-Royal
	PE	Queen's County
	MB	Winnipeg

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	QC	Québec
FIN	QC	Mont-Royal
SF	PE	Queen's County
SF	QC	Champlain

1908-09 Season Headlines

Renamed teams (Western): Medicine Hat (formerly Alberta) and Saskatoon (formerly Saskatchewan).
New teams (Western): Eight new sides across Saskatchewan and Alberta.
In the second successive all-Québec Stan Lee Cup final Québec win a fourth national championship, while Mont-Royal lose a third championship decider in five seasons.
Prince Edward Island's Queen's County confirm themselves as the strongest team in the Maritimes with a fifth league title and a second successive Stan Lee Cup semi final appearance.
In their third season since league promotion, Champlain are the second former Québec second tier side to reach the Cup playoffs.
Essex fall back to earth after last year's breakout season in the Ontario First Division, falling down into the bottom half.
Halton's second season in the Ontario top tier yields a miserable four points and an inevitable relegation.
Frontenac climb from bottom last season to top six in their Ontario second tier sub-region.
After relegation from Québec's top division last year, Richmond (QC) freefall to the bottom six of their Second Division sub-region.
Compton are the second former Québec top flight team to sit at the bottom of a Second Division sub-region.
Guysborough are dead last in the Maritimes Second Division, the first former First Division side to do so.
Saltcoats are the best performing of the new teams joining an enlarged Western League second tier.

1907-08 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Hamilton
	QC	Hochelaga
	PE	Queen's County
	AB	Alberta

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	QC	Hochelaga
FIN	QC	Mont-Royal
SF	ON	Hamilton
SF	PE	Queen's County

1907-08 Season Headlines

In the greatest Stan Lee Cup final yet, east side Montréal's Hochelaga win both a second national championship in three seasons and continued bragging rights over their west side rivals.
Just three seasons after winning promotion from the Ontario Second Division, Hamilton sit atop that province's First Division.
Essex also qualify for the Stan Lee Cup playoffs in their sixth season since promotion from Ontario's Second Division.
In just their fourth season since joining the Ontario league, Parry Sound win their Second Divison sub-region.
Témiscouata bound up into the top four of their Québec Second Division sub-region.
With yet more teams joining the Western League from next season, Humboldt and Brandon are the lucky recipients of additional one-off promotion spots to an enlarged Western First Division.
Following last season's relegation from the Ontario and Québec top tiers respectively, Leeds and Compton both struggle badly in their lower divisions.
Comox are the first side to finish last in the Western League second tier for three seasons in a row.

1906-07 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Toronto
	QC	Mont-Royal
	NS	Halifax
	BC	New Westminster

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	QC	Québec
FIN	ON	Grey
SF	ON	Toronto
SF	QC	Mont-Royal

1906-07 Season Headlines

While still yet to win a provincial league title, Québec prove themselves as undisputed Stan Lee Cup royalty with a third national championship trophy.
Toronto are Stan Lee Cup semi finalists for the fourth time in five seasons.
Mont-Royal top the Québec league for the third straight season.
Bruce are the second former Stan Lee Cup qualifiers to be relegated to a Second Division sub-region.
Dufferin are the second Ontario League team to sit at the bottom of a second tier sub-region for the third successive season.

1905-06 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Ontario County
	QC	Mont-Royal
	NS	Cape Breton
	MB	Selkirk

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	QC	Hochelaga
FIN	ON	York
SF	ON	Toronto
SF	QC	Québec

1905-06 Season Headlines

Mont-Royal win the league battle to retain the Québec regional title, but cross-town foes Hochelaga win the war for the Stan Lee Cup.
Toronto and next door neighbours York face off in an epic Stan Lee Cup semi final.
Selkirk are surprise Western League winners and are the first team from Manitoba to go to the Stan Lee Cup playoffs.
Both relegated sides in Ontario last season, Wentworth and Ottawa, struggle in their Second Division sub-regions.
After relegation from Québec's top tier last season, L'Assomption tumble immediately into the bottom half of the second tier.
Laval are the first former regional First Division side to finish bottom of a second tier sub-region.
On the other hand Kamouraska rebound from Québec Second Division cellar dwellers last season to top six this season.
In the Maritimes, Northumberland (NB) sit at the bottom of the Second Division for the third season running.
With Alberta and Saskatchewan now established as provinces, the existing Western League teams from what was the North West Territories are allocated to their new provinces.

1904-05 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Grey
	QC	Mont-Royal
	NB	Saint John
	NT	Assiniboia

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	ON	Grey
FIN	QC	Mont-Royal
SF	ON	Toronto
SF	NT	Assiniboia

1904-05 Season Headlines

Folded teams (Ontario): Bothwell, Cardwell, Cornwall and Addington.
New teams (Ontario): Dufferin, Stormont, Parry Sound and Thunder Bay.
Folded teams (Maritimes): Albert and Victoria (NS).
Renamed teams (Western): Vancouver (formerly Burrard) and Nanaimo (formerly Vancouver Island).
New teams (Western): 12 new sides across Manitoba, British Columbia, Northwest Territories and Yukon, as a Second Division is created.
Grey pip Toronto to the Ontario league title and are unstoppable in the quest for the Stan Lee Cup.
Montréal's west side finally has something to really cheer about, at least up until the Stan Lee Cup final, where Mont-Royal are beaten to the silverware.
New Brunswick send their first team, Saint John, to the Stan Lee Cup playoffs.
Lotbinière return to Québec's top division with a bang, immediately landing in the top six.
Dauphin of Manitoba earn promotion as the very best of the new Western League Second Division expansion teams.

1903-04 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Middlesex
	QC	Hochelaga
	NS	Cape Breton
	NT	Alberta

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	QC	Québec
FIN	ON	Huron
SF	ON	Middlesex
SF	NS	Cape Breton

1903-04 Season Headlines

The two most successful teams in the Stan Lee Cup meet in a classic semi final matchup, Québec are the victors and then go on to win a second national trophy for themselves.
Richmond (QC) propel themselves from bottom of their Second Division sub-region last season to top four finishers.
Of the four Ontario second tier teams who fold after eight years at season's end, the legacy is sorriest of all for Addington who finish dead last for a sixth time in their league sub-region.
Despite fairly consistent finishes around the top six, Albert of New Brunswick are the best performing of two sides in the Maritimes First Division to fold at the end of the season.
Provencher are the unlucky team to finish bottom of the Western League, moving down next season to a new second tier with a raft of expansion teams.

1902-03 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Wellington
	QC	Chambly
	PE	Queen's County
	NT	Alberta

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	ON	Middlesex
FIN	NT	Alberta
SF	QC	Québec
SF	ON	Toronto

1902-03 Season Headlines

Middlesex extend their playoff domination to a fourth Stan Lee Cup final in five seasons, and hold the trophy aloft for the second time.
Alberta are the first Western League side to reach a Stan Lee Cup final.
Queen's County are the first team in any region to win three straight league titles.
Châteauguay are surprise Québec league runners up.
Just three seasons after winning the Québec top division, Maskinongé find themselves relegated from it.
Charlevoix and Kamouraska endure poorer seasons than anticipated in their Québec second tier sub-region.
In the very same league division, Chicoutimi narrowly avoid a fourth consecutive bottom placed finish.

1901-02 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Simcoe
	QC	Hochelaga
	PE	Queen's County
	BC	Victoria

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	ON	Simcoe
FIN	ON	Middlesex
SF	ON	Ontario County
SF	BC	Victoria

1901-02 Season Headlines

Middlesex reach a third Stan Lee Cup final in four seasons, but in an all-Ontario showdown Simcoe take the trophy.
For the first time in the Playoffs all three Québec qualifiers are eliminated in the quarter finals.
Labelle come from thirteenth place in their sub-region last season to win a place in Québec's top tier next season.

1900-01 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Middlesex
	QC	Hochelaga
	PE	Queen's County
	BC	Victoria

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	ON	Middlesex
FIN	QC	Hochelaga
SF	ON	Ontario County
SF	QC	Terrebonne

1900-01 Season Headlines

This season's league champions of Ontario and Québec both reach their second Stan Lee Cup Final, with Middlesex the victors.
Prince Edward Island and British Columbia each send their first ever qualifiers to the playoffs.
Lincoln are the biggest improvers in Ontario's Second Division.

1899-00 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Toronto
	QC	Maskinongé
	NS	Pictou
	NT	Assiniboia

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	QC	Québec
FIN	NS	Pictou
SF	QC	Maskinongé
SF	NT	Assiniboia

1899-00 Season Headlines

The city of Québec fulfill their potential and claim the Stan Lee Cup.
Pictou continue to fly the flag for the smaller provinces in a season where all three Ontario qualifiers are eliminated in the Cup quarter finals.
Assiniboia reassert their dominance in the Western League, topping the table for the third time.
After a single season in Québec's top division last year, Champlain don't appear to be in the mix for a return there anytime soon.
Addington are off the bottom of their Ontario Second Division sub-region for the very first time.

1898-99 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Middlesex
	QC	Terrebonne
	NS	Pictou
	NT	Alberta

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	QC	Terrebonne
FIN	ON	Middlesex
SF	QC	Québec
SF	NS	Pictou

1898-99 Season Headlines

Terrebonne are the toast of Québec, casting aside much stronger teams all season in order to be the very first to bring the Stan Lee Cup to La Belle Province.
Deux-Montagnes, promoted from Québec's second tier in the competition's inaugural season, also head to the Cup playoffs.
Pictou are the first team from outside the two big provinces to reach the Stan Lee Cup Semi Finals.
Peterborough continue to perform well below expectations in Ontario's Second Division.

1897-98 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Ontario County
	QC	L'Islet
	NS	Cape Breton
	NT	Assiniboia

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	ON	York
FIN	QC	Hochelaga
SF	QC	L'Islet
SF	ON	Ontario County

1897-98 Season Headlines

The Stan Lee Cup moves out of Toronto to immediate neighbours York.
Ontario County climb from thirteenth place last season to Ontario league champions this season.
L'Islet holds off both of Montréal's more fancied outfits to retain the Québec league title.
The Western and Maritimes league leaders, Assiniboia and Cape Breton, again find the playoff competition against Ontario and Québec sides too hot to handle.
After a very poor debut season, Elgin rebound to win a spot in Ontario's top league for next year.
Champlain come from nowhere to earn promotion to Québec's top division.

1896-97 Season
League Tables
Stan Lee Cup Playoffs

Regional League Champions

	ON	Huron
	QC	L'Islet
	NS	Halifax
	NT	Assiniboia

Stan Lee Cup Playoffs – Final Four

	ON	Toronto
FIN	QC	Québec
SF	ON	Huron
SF	ON	Middlesex

1896-97 Season Headlines

The league battle for Ontario qualifying places is fierce, and then all three best placing sides reaching the Stan Lee Cup semi finals.
The city of Québec is the only one of La Belle Province's anticipated 'big three' to qualify for the playoffs.
Assiniboia fly the flag for Western Canada into the playoffs as expected.
Gloucester of New Brunswick sit ten points clear of their nearest challengers in the Maritimes Second Division.

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