History
The Joseph Turner Memorial Cup was awarded annually by the Board of Governors of the International Hockey League (IHL) to the team winning the playoff championship.
The award was named after Joe Turner, a young Windsor, Ontario athlete who drew distinction as a quality amateur goalie in the Michigan-Ontario league. He turned professional with the Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League and played with Detroit's American Hockey League farm club in Indianapolis. He led the Capitols to the 1940-41 Calder Cup championship as the league's First Team All-Star goaltender. Joe Turner was killed in action on December 13, 1944 during World War II as a member of the United States Army.
The Turner Cup was officially retired when the IHL ceased operations in July, 2001
ALL-TIME WINNERS
2000-01 | Orlando Solar Bears |
1999-00 | Chicago Wolves |
1998-99 | Houston Aeros |
1997-98 | Chicago Wolves |
1996-97 | Detroit Vipers |
1995-96 | Utah Grizzlies |
1994-95 | Denver Grizzlies |
1993-94 | Atlanta Knights |
1993-94 | Atlanta Knights |
1992-93 | Fort Wayne Komets |
1991-92 | Kansas City Blades |
1990-91 | Peoria Rivermen |
1989-90 | Indianapolis Ice |
1988-89 | Muskegon Lumberjacks |
1987-88 | Salt Lake Golden Eagles |
1986-87 | Salt Lake Golden Eagles |
1985-86 | Muskegon Lumberjacks |
1984-85 | Peoria Rivermen |
1983-84 | Flint Generals |
1982-83 | Toledo Goaldiggers |
1981-82 | Toledo Goaldiggers |
1980-81 | Saginaw Gears |
1979-80 | Kalamazoo Wings |
1978-79 | Kalamazoo Wings |
1977-78 | Toledo Goaldiggers |
1976-77 | Saginaw Gems |
1975-76 | Dayton Gems |
1974-75 | Toledo Goaldiggers |
1973-74 | Des Moines Capitols |
1972-73 | Fort Wayne Komets |
1971-72 | Port Huron Flags |
1970-71 | Port Huron Flags |
1969-70 | Dayton Gems |
1968-69 | Dayton Gems |
1967-68 | Muskegon Mohawks |
1966-67 | Toledo Blades |
1965-66 | Port Huron Flags |
1964-65 | Fort Wayne Komets |
1963-64 | Toledo Blades |
1962-63 | Fort Wayne Komets |
1961-62 | Muskegon Zephyrs |
1960-61 | St. Paul Saints |
1959-60 | St. Paul Saints |
1958-59 | Louisville Rebels |
1957-58 | Indianapolis Chiefs |
1956-57 | Cincinnati Mohawks |
1955-56 | Cincinnati Mohawks |
1954-55 | Cincinnati Mohawks |
1953-54 | Cincinnati Mohawks |
1952-53 | Cincinnati Mohawks |
1951-52 | Toledo Mercurys |
1950-51 | Toledo Mercurys |
1949-50 | Chatham Maroons |
1948-49 | Windsor Hettche Spitfires |
1947-48 | Toledo Mercurys |
1946-47 | Windsor Spitfires |
1945-46 | Detroit Auto Club |
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