Montreal Shamrocks
Stanley Cup Champions 1900
Canadian Amateur Hockey League / CAHL Champions 1900

Team Roster
Top Row L to R - Frank Tansey, Fred Scanlon, Harry Trihey, Arthur Farrell, James H. McKenna

Middle Row L to R - Frank Wall, C.F. Smith (director), H.W McLaughlin (president), C.M. Hart (vice president), Jack Brannen

Bottom Row L to R - Barney Dunphy (coach), John Brennon, W. Kearney (director), Charles Hoerner, C. Foley (trainer)

In mid-season (February), the Shamrocks faced the Winnipeg Victorias in the first best-of-three challenge to go the limit. Winnipeg won the first game, 4–3, but Montreal prevailed in the next two games, 3–2 and 5–4.
The series was evenly played with only one goal separating the teams in each contest. Harry Trihey was the offensive star again with seven goals in three games, including three in the finale.

The Winnipeg club, which had become noted for its innovations, introduced a new Hockey stick which had the upper edge of the blade tapered, making it much lighter and considerably more modern. The end of the 1900 season saw the Montreal Shamrocks finish atop the CAHL standings again. Having thus retained their Stanley Cup title, the Shamrocks soundly turned back an attempt by the Halifax Crescents of the Maritime Hockey League to take the Cup.

Montreal's Arthur Farrell established a new Stanley Cup record with four goals in each game to lead the champs.