Bob Paine Trophy

Bob Paine Trophy
Award details
Sport Ice hockey
Given for Team that wins the playoffs of the Atlantic Coast Hockey League
History
First award 1981
Most recent None (Retired trophy)

The Bob Paine Trophy was awarded to the play-off champion of the now-defunct Atlantic Coast Hockey League. The Paine Trophy was awarded to teams since the ACHL's inaugural season of 1981–82 until the ACHL's final season of 1986–87. The trophy is named after Bob Paine, an executive with several teams in the Southern Hockey League and Eastern Hockey League. The trophy was loaned to the winning team for one year and was returned at the start of the following year's playoffs.

The Paine Trophy has been awarded six different times to four different franchises. The Carolina Thunderbirds were the only multiple winners of the trophy, having won it three of the six years, including back-to-back wins from 1984–85 to 1985–86.

The last team to win the Paine Trophy was the Virginia Lancers.

Bob Paine Trophy winners

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