The Elks are five-time Western Canadian
Brewers Cup champions. They won the Junior C tournament in 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, and 2013 against comparable teams from across Western Canada. The Elks were also 2010 finalists. In 2008, the team changed their name from the Nipigon Elks to the Nip-Rock Elks. The name change, which was for just one season, had to do with an agreement with the neighboring town of
Red Rock, Ontario.
2002–03 The Nipigon Elks finished off the 2002-03 season in first place with a record of 16-6-2 and went on to win the league playoffs. The Elks defeated the
Wawa Travellers of the
North of Superior Junior B Hockey League to win the
Northern Ontario Regional Junior B Hockey Championship for the right to compete at the 2003
Keystone Cup in
St. Claude, Manitoba. The Elks first game of the Western Canadian Junior B championship was against the
Assiniboia Southern Rebels, a 6-1 loss. They next played the
Selkirk Fishermen, resulting in a 9-3 loss. In the third game, the Elks lost to the Spruce Grove Regals 11-2, then lost to the
Richmond Sockeyes 5-1. In the fifth and final game of the round robin, the Elks lost to the host St. Claude Knights 5-1 to close out their tournament winless. ==Season-by-season standings==