University Cup all-time team records

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This is a list of U Sports University Cup all-time records, updated through the 2024 tournament. [1]

Contents

SchoolCurrent
Conference
GamesWinsLossesTiesWinning pct. Championships
Acadia AUS 209110.4502
Alberta Canada West 11376352.68116
Brandon N/A8080.0000
British Columbia Canada West 9360.3330
Brock OUA 5050.0000
Calgary Canada West 257180.2800
Carleton OUA 4040.0000
Concordia OUA 259142.4000
Dalhousie AUS 9441.5000
Guelph OUA 217131.3571
Lakehead OUA 11380.2730
Laurentian N/A14590.3570
Laval N/A1010.0000
Lethbridge N/A3210.6671
Loyola N/A10190.1000
Manitoba Canada West 14590.3571
McGill OUA 2110110.4761
McMaster N/A22001.0001
Moncton AUS 3319131.5914
Montreal N/A2020.0000
New Brunswick AUS 5845130.77610
Ottawa OUA 6240.3330
Prince Edward Island AUS 9270.2220
Quebec–Chicoutimi N/A2110.5000
Quebec–Trois-Rivières OUA 5228240.5385
Queen's OUA 4130.2500
Regina Canada West 9270.2220
Saint Dunstan's N/A2110.5000
Saint Mary's AUS 3819190.5001
Saskatchewan Canada West 5123280.4511
Sherbrooke N/A2020.0000
Sir George Williams N/A133100.2310
St. Francis Xavier AUS 4122190.5371
St. Thomas N/A2020.0000
Toronto OUA 4635110.76110
Toronto Metropolitan OUA 6240.3330
Waterloo OUA 7430.5711
Western Ontario OUA 2511140.4401
Wilfrid Laurier OUA 155100.3330
Windsor OUA 8170.1250
York OUA 2110110.4763

Note: teams in italics no longer compete in U Sports.

Record by conference

As of 2024

ConferenceGamesWinsLossesTiesWinning pct. Championships
AUS 212121892.57518
Canada West 204113892.55919
OUA 2501181302.47622
GPAC 283250.1070
OIAA 177100.4120
OSLC 173140.1760
QUAA 4920272.4291

Defunct conferences in italics
Note: AUS totals include results while known as 'MIAA', 'AIAA' and 'AUAA'.
Note: Canada West totals include results while known as 'WCIAU'.
Note: OUA totals include results while known as 'OUAA', 'QOAA' and 'CIAU'.

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References

  1. "U Sports Men's Hockey". U Sports. Retrieved October 18, 2024.