2024 Centennial Cup

Tournament details
Venue(s)	Sixteen Mile Sports Complex in Oakville, Ontario
Dates	May 9–19, 2024
Host team	Oakville Blades
Final positions
Champions	Collingwood Blues
Runner-up	Melfort Mustangs
Tournament statistics
Games played	25
Scoring leader(s)	Dylan Hudon (Collingwood) Julien Gervais (Calgary)
MVP	Julien Gervais
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The 2024 Centennial Cup was the Canadian Junior Hockey League (CJHL) championship for the 2023–24 season and the 52nd Canadian junior A ice hockey national championship, played at Sixteen Mile Sports Complex in Oakville, Ontario from May 9 to 19, 2024. For the third straight season, all nine CJHL league champions and the host team (Oakville Blades) participated in the tournament.

Alberta Junior Hockey League

Calgary Canucks qualified as Inter Pipeline Cup Champions^[1]

Regular Season: 31-23-1-2 (3rd in AJHL)

playoffs: Defeated Grande Prairie Storm 4-2, Defeated Drumheller Dragons 4-1, Defeated Whitecourt Wolverines 4-0;

Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League

Melfort Mustangs qualified as Canterra Seeds Cup Champions^[2]

Regular Season: 38-14-3-1 (2nd in SJHL)

Playoffs: Defeated Estevan Bruins 4-1, Defeated Humboldt Broncos 4-3, Defeated Flin Flon Bombers 4-2;

Manitoba Junior Hockey League

Winkler Flyers qualified as Turnbull Cup Champions

Regular Season: 42-11-2-3 (2nd in MJHL)

Playoffs: Defeated Portage Terriers 4-1, Defeated Virden Oil Capitals 4-2 Defeated Steinbach Pistons 4-0

Superior International Junior Hockey League

Sioux Lookout Bombers qualified as Bill Salonen Cup champions

Regular Season: 35-10-2-2 (2nd in SIJHL)

Playoffs: Defeated Fort Frances Lakers 4-0, Defeated Thunder Bay North Stars 4-1, Defeated Kam River Fighting Walleye 4-0

Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League

Greater Sudbury Cubs qualified as Copeland Cup Champions^[3]

Regular Season 43-12-1-2 (2nd in NOJHL)

Playoffs: Defeated Soo Thunderbirds 4-2, defeated Blind River Beavers 4-1, defeated Powassan Voodoos 4-1;

Ontario Junior Hockey League

Collingwood Blues qualified as Buckland Cup Champions^[4]

Regular Season: 49-6-0-1 (1st in OJHL)

Playoffs: Defeated Brantford 99ers 4-0, Defeated Oakville Blades 4-1, Defeated Leamington Flyers 4-0, Defeated Trenton Golden Hawks 4-2

Oakville Blades qualified as the host team

Regular Season: 32-20-1-3 (9th in OJHL)

Playoffs: Defeated Buffalo Jr. Sabres 4-2, defeated by Collingwood Blues 1-4;

Central Canada Hockey League

Navan Grads qualified as Bogart Cup Champions^[5]

Regular Season 41-9-3-2 (1st in CCHL)

Playoffs: Defeated Pembroke Lumber Kings 4-2, Defeated Rockland Nationals 4-1, Defeated Smiths Falls Bears 4-2

Ligue de Hockey Junior AAA du Québec

Collège Français de Longueuil qualified as NAPA cup champions

Regular Season: 30-14-2-2 (4th in LHJQ)

Playoffs: Defeated Laval VC 4-0, Defeated Terrebonne Cobras 4-3, Defeated L'Everest de la Côte du Sud 4-3;

Maritime Hockey League

Miramichi Timberwolves qualified as Metalfab MHL Cup champions^[6]

Regular Season: 31-16-3-2 (4th in MHL)

Playoffs: Defeated West Kent Steamers 4-1, Defeated Edmundston Blizzard 4-0, Defeated Summerside Western Capitals 4-2;

y— clinched division and semifinals
x— clinched quarterfinals
e— eliminated

Rank	Team	League	W–OTW–OTL–L	GF—GA	Points
1	y—Collingwood Blues	OJHL	4–0–0–0	26–8	12
2	x—Calgary Canucks	AJHL	2–1–0–1	16–11	8
3	x—Navan Grads	CCHL	2–0–1–1	15–9	7
4	e—Greater Sudbury Cubs	NOJHL	1–0–0–3	11–18	3
5	e—Collége Français de Longueuil	LHJQ	0–0–0–4	2–24	0

Rank	Team	League	W–OTW–OTL–L	GF—GA	Points
1	y—Melfort Mustangs	SJHL	3–1–0–0	18–10	11
2	x—Miramichi Timberwolves	MHL	2–1–0–1	16–13	8
3	x—Winkler Flyers	MJHL	2–0–2–0	15–11	8
4	e—Oakville Blades	Host	1–0–0–3	10–16	3
5	e—Sioux Lookout Bombers	SIJHL	0–0–0–4	10–19	0

Quarterfinals May 17

Semifinals May 18

Championship May 19

1A

Collingwood Blues

5

2B

Miramichi Timberwolves

8

2B

Miramichi Timberwolves

2

3A

Navan Grads

4

1A

Collingwood Blues

1

1B

Melfort Mustangs

0

1B

Melfort Mustangs

2

2A

Calgary Canucks

4

2A

Calgary Canucks

1

3B

Winkler Flyers

2

All time Eastern Time.

Round Robin Results^[7]

Game	Time	Away Team	Score	Home Team
May 9, 2024
1	12:00pm	Winkler	4–2	Sioux Lookout
2	4:00pm	Collingwood	5–4	Calgary
3	7:30pm	Miramichi	1–4	Melfort
May 10, 2024
4	12:00pm	Longueuil	1–5	Navan
5	4:00pm	Greater Sudbury	2–10	Collingwood
6	7:30pm	Miramichi	7–4	Oakville
May 11, 2024
7	12:30pm	Melfort	6–5 (SO)	Winkler
8	4:00pm	Calgary	5–1	Longueuil
9	7:30pm	Oakville	5–2	Sioux Lookout
May 12, 2024
10	4:00pm	Navan	5–1	Greater Sudbury
11	7:30pm	Sioux Lookout	3–5	Miramichi
May 13, 2024
12	12:00pm	Longueuil	0–8	Collingwood
13	4:00pm	Calgary	3–2	Greater Sudbury
14	7:30pm	Oakville	0–4	Winkler
May 14, 2024
15	12:00pm	Sioux Lookout	3–5	Melfort
16	4:00pm	Navan	3–4 (SO)	Calgary
17	7:30pm	Winkler	2–3 (SO)	Miramichi
May 15, 2024
18	12:00pm	Greater Sudbury	6–0	Longueuil
19	4:00pm	Collingwood	3–2	Navan
20	7:30pm	Melfort	3–1	Oakville

Playoff Results^[7]

Game	Time	Away team	Score	Home team
May 17, 2024
Quarterfinal 1	4:00pm	Navan	4–8	Miramichi
Quarterfinal 2	7:30pm	Winkler	2–4	Calgary
May 18, 2024
Semifinal 1	4:00pm	Miramichi	2–5	Collingwood
Semifinal 2	7:30pm	Calgary	1–2	Melfort
May 19, 2024
Championship	3:00pm	Melfort	0–1	Collingwood

Roland Mercier Trophy (Tournament MVP): Julien Gervais, Calgary Canucks

Top Forward: Dalton Andrew, Winkler Flyers

Top Defencemen: Leith Olafson, Melfort Mustangs

Top Goaltender: Jaeden Nelson, Navan Grads

Tubby Schmalz Trophy (Sportsmanship): Riley Hearn, Calgary Canucks

Top Scorer: Dylan Hudon, Collingwood Blues
Julien Gervais, Calgary Canucks

1. ^ https://www.calgarycanucks.ca/your-2024-ajhl-champions
2. ^ https://www.sjhl.ca/melfort-mustangs-centennial-cup-media-guide
3. ^ https://nojhl.com/cubs-metivier-named-nojhl-playoff-mvp
4. ^ https://www.ojhl.ca/collingwood-blues-win-second-straight-ojhl-championship/
5. ^ https://www.thecchl.ca/cchl-recap-navan-grads-win-the-bogart-cup
6. ^ https://www.themhl.ca/miramichi-defeat-summerside-5-4-in-game-6-capture-first-ever-mhl-title
7. ^ ^{a b} "Centennial Cup 2024 Schedule".