Beaumont Chiefs

2011/12 CJHL Semi Finalists

2010/11 CJHL League Champions

2011 Provincial Finalists

2009/10 CJHL League Finalist

2010 Provincial Champions

2010 Keystone Cup - Bronze Finalists

The Beaumont Chiefs won its first CJHL Championship back in 1989-90.

Before entering the CJHL the Chiefs played in the Alberta Rural Junior Hockey

League where they won back to back championships in the first

two years of existence.

The Beaumont Chiefs storied past is full of memorable moments

that are shared every five years with alumni celebrations that include

on ice games, a banquet and silent auction.

Our 25th anniversary slogan "25 Years of Tradition.....a Life Time of Memories"

exemplifies what it is to be a Beaumont Chief.

The organization's pride in its on ice tradition is exhibited each and every year

by honoring its fourth year graduating players with their jersey

framed upon graduation at the clubs annual banquet.

Notable allumni include country and western singer Aaron Lines,

Team 1260 Radio sport host Jason Gregor,

UFC Heavy Weight Fighter Tim "Thrashing Machine" Hague

and Jason Schmidt, Head Coach, Team Alberta of the

Canadian Women's Hockey League (CWHL).

The Beaumont Chiefs Jr. B Hockey organization was founded in 1985

and are in there 27th year of operation.

Last season the hockey club finished third in the strong East Division

of the Capital Junior Hockey League (CJHL) this past season with

a record of 27 wins, 10 losses, 1 overtime losses and finished

behind the Sherwood Park and Wetaskiwin. In the past seven years the Chiefs have finished

no worse than fourth overall, and have captured the

CJHL Challenge Cup (1st overall during regular season)

three times and have gone to the league finals and provincials

three times in the last four years.

Before winning the club's second Founders Cup League

Championship in 2010, the Chiefs 2009/10 team captured

the 2010 Provincial Jr. B Championship for the first time in Peace River.

They defeated the Whitecourt Wolverines in the final and were bronze medal finalists,

losing in overtime, in their first trip to the Keystone Cup last year in Kamloops B.C.

The 2010/11 Chiefs achieved silver in the Provincials Championship only

losing out to Blackfalds by a score of 2-1.