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Central Canada Hockey League
Current season or competition:
2014–15 CCHL season
CountriesCanada
Region(s)Eastern Ontario
ChairmanSteve Barban
CommissionerKevin Abrams
Former name(s)
list
  • Ottawa-Hull & District Junior Hockey League (1961–1964)
  • Central Junior "A" Hockey League (1964–2009)
  • Central Junior Hockey League (2009–2010)
  • Central Hockey League (2010–2011)
  • Central Canada Hockey League (2011–present)
Founded1961[1]
Divisions2
No. of teams12
Feeder League(s)CCHL Tier 2
ChampionshipBogart Cup
Associated Title(s)
Trophy list
Recent ChampionsCarleton Place Canadians (2014)
Most successful clubPembroke Lumber Kings
(14 Bogart Cups)
HeadquartersRichcraft Sensplex
813 Shefford Rd.
Ottawa, Ontario
WebsiteCCHL


This is my research page for the above mentioned League

History

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Organizational structure

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Executives

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Teams

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Current Teams

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Defunct Teams

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Timeline

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Alumni

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NHL alumni

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Hall of Fame members

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Playoffs Format

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League Playdowns

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Playoff Format Sudden Death Playoffs Seeds 7 & 8
         
7 TBA X
10 TBA X
7 TBA
8 TBA
8 TBA X
9 TBA X
Quarter-finals Semi-finals Bogart Cup Finals
         
1 TBA X
8 TBA X
X TBA X
X TBA X
4 TBA X
5 TBA X
X TBA X
X TBA X
2 TBA X
7 TBA X
X TBA X
X TBA X
3 TBA X
6 TBA X


Rules

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Season structure

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Draft

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Trophies and awards

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Broadcasting

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Charitable causes

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See also

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Footnotes

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References

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Further reading

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  1. ^ "League History". Central Junior Hockey League.
  2. ^ The CHL no longer competes in the Central Zone of the Canadian Junior Hockey League. They now compete for the Fred Page Cup in the Eastern Zone.
  3. ^ The George Richardson Memorial Trophy was the Eastern Junior A championship for what became Major Junior. The league competed for it from 1961 until 1970.
  4. ^ The Memorial Cup is the Canadian Junior A championship for what became Major Junior. The league competed for it from 1961 until 1970.