Eastern Canadian Ringette Championships

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Eastern Canadian Ringette Championships
Sam Jacks Trophy - Eastern Canadian U14AA Championships.jpg
The Sam Jacks Trophy
Eastern Canadian U14AA Championships
Donated by Agnes Jacks CM
StatusActive
GenreSports event
Date(s)Varying
FrequencyAnnual
Location(s)Various
CountryCanada
Inaugurated2002;22 years ago (2002)

The Eastern Canadian Ringette Championships (ECRC) are competitions in the sport of ringette between provinces of eastern Canada. The inaugural year for the event was in 2002. The tournament was suspended for the 2020 and 2021 seasons due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and recommenced in 2022.

Contents

The championships are contested in four divisions: Under-14 A and AA (U14), Under-16 A (U16), Under-19 A (U19), and U18+ A (open), between the provinces of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Quebec and Ontario. [1]

Venue

The Eastern Canadian Ringette Championships rotate locations between the five provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.

Eastern Canadian Ringette Championships hosts
YearProvince
2002Quebec
2003Nova Scotia
2004Ontario
2005New Brunswick
2006Nova Scotia
2007PEI
2008Quebec
2009Ontario
2010New Brunswick
2011PEI
2012Quebec
2013Nova Scotia
2014Ontario
2015New Brunswick
2016PEI
2017Quebec [2]
2018Nova Scotia [3] [4]
2019Ontario [5]
2020New Brunswick [5] (cancelled - COVID)
2021PEI [5] (cancelled - COVID)
2022Nova Scotia
2023New Brunswick
2024PEI
2025Quebec [6] (tentative)
2026Ontario [6] (tentative)
2027Nova Scotia [6] (tentative)
2028New Brunswick [6] (tentative)
2029PEI [6] (tentative)

Champions by year and division

2002 Host - Quebec

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Flag of Quebec.svg Quebec
U16 A
U19 A
U18+ A

2003 Host - Nova Scotia

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario
U16 A
U19 A
U18+ A

2004 Host - Ontario

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario
U16 A
U19 A
U18+ A

2005 Host - New Brunswick

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick
U16 A
U19 A
U18+ A

2006 Host - Nova Scotia

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario
U16 A
U19 A
U18+ A

2007 Host - PEI

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario
U16 A
U19 A
U18+ A

2008 Host - Quebec

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario
U16 A
U19 A
U18+ A

2009 Host - Ontario

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of Nova Scotia.svg Nova Scotia
U16 A
U19 A
U18+ A

2010 Host - New Brunswick

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick Arms of Nova Scotia.svg Nova Scotia Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Guelph
U16 A
U19 A
U18+ A

2011 Host - Charlottetown, PEI

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick Flag of Quebec.svg Quebec
U16 A Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario Arms of Nova Scotia.svg Nova Scotia
U19 A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario Arms of Prince Edward Island.svg PEI Flag of Quebec.svg Quebec
U18+ A

Source: [7]

2012 Host - Mascouche, Quebec

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario A-1 Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario A-2 Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick
U16 A Arms of Prince Edward Island.svg PEI Flag of Quebec.svg Quebec Arms of Nova Scotia.svg Nova Scotia
U19 A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario Flag of Quebec.svg Quebec Arms of Prince Edward Island.svg PEI
U18+ A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario Flag of Quebec.svg Quebec Flag of Quebec.svg Quebec

2013 Host - Halifax (Bedford), Nova Scotia

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick - NB1 Stingers Flag of Quebec.svg Quebec - QC2 Ste Marie de Beauce Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - ON1 Ottawa
U16 A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - ON2 Kitchener Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - ON1 Seaforth Flag of Quebec.svg Quebec - Repentigny
U19 A Flag of Quebec.svg Quebec - QC2 Ste Marie de Beauce Flag of Quebec.svg Quebec - QC1 Ste Hyacinthe Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Ottawa
U18+ A Flag of Quebec.svg Quebec - QC1 Boucherville Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Toronto Flag of Quebec.svg Quebec - QC2 Longueuil

Source: [8]

2014 Host - Mississauga, Ontario - Mississauga Ringette Association

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - London Lynx Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick - Hot Shots Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - 4-Cités
U16 A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Mitchell Stingers Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - Intrépides Arms of Prince Edward Island.svg PEI - Wave
U19 A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - St. Marys Snipers Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - Boucherville Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - 4-Cités
U18+ A Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - Boucherville Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Toronto Arms of Nova Scotia.svg Nova Scotia

Source: [9]

2015 Host - New Brunswick -

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick - Hot Shots Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick - Codiac Stingers Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Richmond Hill Lightning
U16 A Arms of Nova Scotia.svg Nova Scotia - Halifax Hurricanes Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Timmins Tornadoes Arms of Prince Edward Island.svg PEI
U19 A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Exeter-Seaforth Explosion Arms of Prince Edward Island.svg PEI Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick
U18+ A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Toronto Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - Lévis Arms of Nova Scotia.svg Nova Scotia

2016 Host - Charlottetown, PEI

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick - Codiac Stingers Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Mississauga Mustangs Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - QC2 - Roussillon
U16 A Arms of Nova Scotia.svg Nova Scotia - NS1 Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Guelph Predators Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - QC1 - St-Eustache
U19 A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - ON1 Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - ON2 Arms of Prince Edward Island.svg PEI - PEI1
U18+ A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Waterloo Wildfire Dawson Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - Montreal Nord Arms of Nova Scotia.svg Nova Scotia

2017 Host - Pierrefonds, Quebec

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick - Codiac Stingers Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - ON1 - Team Ontario (Waterloo U14AA) Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - QC1 - Colibris Lévis
U16 A Arms of Prince Edward Island.svg PEI - PEI Wave Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - QC1 - St-Eustache Arms of Nova Scotia.svg Nova Scotia - NS
U19 A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Forrest Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Team Ontario Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - Gatineau
U18+ A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Team Ontario (Toronto) Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - Gatineau Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - Lévis

2018 Host - Halifax, Nova Scotia

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 A Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick - Codiac Stingers Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - ON2 - Waterloo Wildfire Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick - Hot Shots
U16 A Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick - NB1 - Southeast Fusion Arms of Nova Scotia.svg Nova Scotia - NS1 - Nova Central Arms of Nova Scotia.svg Nova Scotia - NS Host - Harbour City Lakers
U19 A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - ON1 - Timmins Tornadoes Arms of Nova Scotia.svg Nova Scotia - NS Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Québec - Avalanches de Sainte-Julie
U18+ A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - ON1 Arms of Nova Scotia.svg Nova Scotia - NS Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Québec - BKRA

2019 Host - Oshawa, Ontario

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 A Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick - Hot Shots Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Québec - Avalanches de Sainte-Julie Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick - Codiac Stingers
U16 A Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick - SouthEast Fusion Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Metcalfe Hornets Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Québec - Avalanches de Sainte-Julie
U19 A Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Québec - ATTAK de Saint-Eustache Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario

2022 Host - Halifax, Nova Scotia

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick 2 - Team Brine Arms of Prince Edward Island.svg Prince Edward Island Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick
U16 A Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Forest Extreme Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Québec - Colibris de Lévis
U19 A Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Québec - Avalanches de Ste-Julie Arms of Prince Edward Island.svg Prince Edward Island Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick
U18+ A Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Québec - Longueuil Arms of Nova Scotia.svg Nova Scotia

2023 Host - Dieppe, New Brunswick

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick 1 - Team Doiron Arms of Prince Edward Island.svg Prince Edward Island Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - Faucons de Longueuil
U16 A Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick Arms of Prince Edward Island.svg Prince Edward Island Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Forest Xtreme
U19 A Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Québec - VDR Arms of Prince Edward Island.svg Prince Edward Island Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick
U18+ A Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Québec Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario

2024 Host - Charlottetown, PEI

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
U14 AA Arms of Prince Edward Island.svg Prince Edward Island Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Nepean Ravens Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - Valkyries de Ste-Marie
U16 A Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - Rockets de Roussillon Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - Forest Xtreme
U19 A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario - West Ottawa Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec - Rafales de Quebec
U18+ A Arms of Ontario.svg Ontario Arms of New Brunswick.svg New Brunswick Coat of arms of Quebec.svg Quebec

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