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St. Boniface Riels

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St Boniface Riels
CityWinnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
LeagueManitoba Major Junior Hockey League
Founded1971
Home arenaSouthdale Community Centre
ColoursGold, Black, White
General managerJason Frykas
Head coachRyan Frykas

The St Boniface Riels are a junior ice hockey team based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Founded in 1971, they are part of the Manitoba Major Junior Hockey League (MMJHL).


The Riels have won 7 Art Moug Trophy (regular season winner) and 4 Jack McKenzie Trophy (playoff champion)



Season-by-season record

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Note: W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, OTL = Overtime Losses, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against

Season GP W L T OTL GF GA Points Finish Playoffs
1971-72 30 22 6 2 - 208 123 46 1st MMJHL League champion
1972-73 35 24 7 4 - 234 157 52 1st MMJHL League champion
1973-74 35 16 16 3 - 168 162 35 4th MMJHL
1974-75 37 18 12 7 - 228 180 43 3rd MMJHL
1975-76 36 22 7 7 - 214 154 51 1st MMJHL
1976-77 42 12 22 8 - 201 275 32 5th MMJHL
1977-78 42 14 22 6 - 211 252 34 5th MMJHL
1978-79 42 23 13 6 - 239 162 52 4th MMJHL
1979-80 41 12 28 1 - 174 257 25 7th MMJHL
1980-81 42 21 21 0 - 227 235 42 4th MMJHL
1981-82 41 28 13 0 - 228 164 56 1st MMJHL
1982-83 42 19 22 1 - 225 212 39 7th MMJHL
1983-84 40 21 16 3 - 224 210 45 3rd MMJHL
1984-85 40 32 7 1 - 277 160 65 1st MMJHL League champion
1985-86 42 29 10 3 - 270 204 61 1st MMJHL League champion
1986-87 42 19 22 1 - 264 257 39 6th MMJHL
1987-88 42 17 22 3 - 237 280 37 4th MMJHL
1988-89 42 6 35 1 - 163 300 13 8th MMJHL
1989-90 42 12 38 2 - 207 330 26 7th MMJHL
1990-91 42 5 36 1 - 192 404 11 8th MMJHL
1991-92 42 6 36 0 - 178 319 12 7th MMJHL
1992-93 42 10 32 0 - 188 343 20 7th MMJHL
1993-94 42 20 22 0 - 211 274 40 5th MMJHL
1994-95 42 7 34 1 - 140 257 15 8th MMJHL
1995-96 42 10 31 1 - 178 253 21 8th MMJHL
1996-97 42 15 27 0 - 176 252 30 6th MMJHL
1997-98 42 18 20 4 - 186 192 40 4th MMJHL
1998-99 42 21 20 1 0 197 201 43 5th MMJHL
1999-00 42 5 37 0 0 116 257 10 8th MMJHL
2000-01 42 20 19 3 0 169 169 43 4th MMJHL
2001-02 45 20 22 1 2 191 211 43 7th MMJHL
2002-03 45 19 22 0 4 189 217 42 6th MMJHL
2003-04 45 17 23 2 3 162 231 39 7th MMJHL
2004-05 45 9 32 0 4 176 304 22 9th MMJHL DNQ
2005-06 45 5 39 0 1 132 345 11 10th MMJHL DNQ
2006-07 45 6 36 2 1 147 305 15 10th MMJHL DNQ
2007-08 45 20 22 1 2 191 207 43 7th MMJHL Lost quarterfinal
2008-09 45 25 18 - 2 195 159 52 5th MMJHL Lost semifinal
2009-10 45 22 21 - 2 160 162 46 5th MMJHL Lost quarterfinal
2010-11 45 16 26 - 3 140 184 35 8th MMJHL Lost quarterfinal
2011-12 40 10 26 - 4 118 182 24 8th MMJHL Lost quarterfinal
2012-13 45 23 21 - 1 154 144 47 7th MMJHL Lost quarterfinal
2013-14 45 37 6 - 2 239 144 76 1st MMJHL Lost final (Raiders)
2014-15 45 29 11 - 5 203 143 63 2nd MMJHL Won quarterfinals, 4-0 (Railer Express)
Won semifinals, 4-2 (Hawks)
Won final, 4-0 (Raiders)
2015-16 45 20 20 - 5 152 170 45 7th MMJHL Lost quarterfinals, 2-4 (Hawks)
2016-17 45 21 18 - 5 168 177 47 8th MMJHL Lost quarterfinals, 0-4 (Hawks)
2017-18 45 19 22 - 4 146 163 42 8th MMJHL Lost quarterfinals, 0-4 (Raiders)
2018-19 45 11 30 - 4 125 203 26 9th MMJHL DNQ
2019-20 45 13 27 - 5 147 207 31 9th MMJHL DNQ
2021-22 45 6 36 - 3 124 223 15 10th of 10 MMJHL DNQ
2022-23 45 15 27 2 1 146 201 33 8th of 10 MMJHL Lost quarterfinals, 1-4 (Canucks)
2023-24 45 24 17 2 2 148 149 52 3rd of 10 MMJHL Won quarterfinals, 1-0 (Twins)
Lost semifinals, 0-4 (Twisters)

League championships

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Jack Mackenzie Trophy (playoffs)

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  • 1971-72, 1972–73, 1984–85, 1985–86, 2014–15

Art Moug Trophy (regular season)

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  • 1971-72, 1972–73, 1975–76, 1981–82, 1984–85, 1985–86, 2013–14

References

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