here were the Calgary Fire and the Rocky Mountain Raiders from Okotoks. The top five pool winners each and one wild-card spot advanced to the semifinals. From there, the two remaining female teams went on to play at the championship game, in order to determine the winner of the tournament. Champions Note: Numbers in brackets indicated teams that have won more than one Midget AAA World Invitational Tournament championship in their history.'' Male division Female division The female division was introduced in 2004. Due to an alleged declining interest in women's ice hockey, the 2017 tournament was the final one that took place. Alumni in the NHL The following is a partial list of Circle K Classic tourney alumni who have gone on to play in the NHL. See also Telus Cup Esso Cup References External links Midget AAA World Invitational Tournament Official website Ice hockey in Calgary Ice hockey tournaments in Canada Youth ice hockey in Canada