The 2005 CIS Men's

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Hockey Tournament (43rd annual) was held at the

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. The

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served as tournament host.

Road to the Cup

AUS playoffs

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OUA playoffs

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Canada West playoffs

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University Cup

The rotating wild-card moved to

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. Since host Alberta also won the league championship, the conference received a second wild-card bid. Canada West held a third-place series to determine the second wild-card entrant. The teams were ranked with preference given to avoiding intra-conference matches in pool play. The Bronze Medal game was discontinued.

Bracket

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

Championship final

References

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Ice hockey competitions in Edmonton