Colonial/Turner Cup Champions
The Turner Cup was the league's championship trophy. Originally named the Colonial Cup, the name was changed in 2007 to reflect the original IHL's championship trophy, also named the Turner Cup.
- 1992 - Thunder Bay Thunder Hawks
- 1993 - Brantford Smoke
- 1994 - Thunder Bay Senators
- 1995 - Thunder Bay Senators
- 1996 - Flint Generals
- 1997 - Quad City Mallards
- 1998 - Quad City Mallards
- 1999 - Muskegon Fury
- 2000 - Flint Generals
- 2001 - Quad City Mallards
- 2002 - Muskegon Fury
- 2003 - Fort Wayne Komets
- 2004 - Muskegon Fury
- 2005 - Muskegon Fury
- 2006 - Kalamazoo Wings
- 2007 - Rockford IceHogs
- 2008 - Fort Wayne Komets
- 2009 - Fort Wayne Komets
- 2010 - Fort Wayne Komets
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