2019-20 AJHL Guidebook

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2019 INTER PIPELINE CUP CHAMPIONS 

THE AJHL 

CONTENTS 


Commissioner’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 

2019 Inter Pipeline Cup Champions . . . . . . . . . 7 

AJHL Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 

AJHL Board of Governors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 

Staff Bios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 

CJHL / Hockey Canada / Hockey Alberta . . . . . 15 

CLUB INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 

Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 

Brooks Bandits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 

Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 

Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 

Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 

Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 

Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 

Grande Prairie Storm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 

Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 

Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 

Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29 

Sherwood Park Crusaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 

Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 

Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 

HISTORY & ALUMNI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33 

AJHL Alumni on Stanley Cup Winning Teams . . .35 

AJHL Alumni in the NHL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36 

NHL Entry Draft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38 

AJHL Presidents / Commissioners . . . . . . . . 40 

AJHL History and Franchise Origin . . . . . . . . . 41 

Top 50 Players of All-Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 

EDUCATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 

Over 50 Years of Excellence . . . . . . . . . . . . .46 

2018-19 College & University Commitments . . . .48 

STATISTICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 

2018-19 Regular Season Statistics . . . . . . . . . .50 

2019 Playoffs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 

Top Goaltenders - History . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54 

Scoring Leaders - History. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 

League Standings - History. . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 

LEAGUE RECORDS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 

Team Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74 

Individual Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .82 

Defence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .83 

Rookies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .83 

Goaltenders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84 

Single Game Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .89 

Quick Goal Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 

Specialty Team Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .93 

Playoff Records - Team Records . . . . . . . . . . 96 

Playoff Records - Individual Records . . . . . . . .98 

Playoff Records - Defence . . . . . . . . . . . . . .99 

Playoff Records - Goaltenders . . . . . . . . . . . 100 

Playoff Records - Specialty Team Records . . . . 102 

AWARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .103 

2018-19 League Award Winners . . . . . . . . . . 104 

League Award Winners - History . . . . . . . . . 105 

AJHL Champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .117 

Doyle Cup Champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .121 

National Junior A Championship . . . . . . . . . 122 

RBC Cup Champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123 

Western Canada Cup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125 

AJHL All-Star Team / Game Results. . . . . . . . 126 

AJHL All-League Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136 

AJHL All-Rookie Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141 

AJHL Prospects Teams / Game Results. . . . . . 145 

2018-19 CRITICAL DATES . . . . . . . . . .148 

COMPILED BY: 

Charla Flett, and 

Ryan Bartoshyk 

© 2019 AJHL No part of this publication 

may be reproduced without the 

express permission of the AJHL. 

GUIDEBOOK 

2019-20 

DESIGN: Janet Abe 

SPECIAL THANKS TO: 

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Hockey Canada 

Questions or comments regarding this 

Guide can be directed to: 

communications@ajhl.ca 

AJHL Office 

Cornerstone Plaza 

RPO Box 50055, Okotoks, AB T1S 0C4 

Tel: 403-995-9609 

ON THE 

COVER: 

Brooks Bandits 

2019 

Champions 

See Page 7 


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WELCOME 

TO THE ALBERTA JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE’S 56 TH SEASON 

Thank you to those involved in our great game for your support and 

contributions towards making the 2018-19 Season a year of outstanding 

accomplishments for the AJHL: 

• National Junior A Champions 

• CJHL Player, Rookie & Defenceman of the Year 

• Five-year high in attendance across the AJHL 

• World Junior A Challenge, CJHL Prospects Game and National 

Junior A Championship hosts 

• Alumni Honours: Hobey Baker Winner, NCAA Frozen Four Most 

Outstanding Player & Champion and Stanley Cup 

Champion 

The 2019-20 season will create a multitude of opportunities and life 

experiences that will shape us individually and collectively and will facilitate 

future accomplishments. 

Our League continues to strive towards our vision to create an environment 

that inspires trust and confidence among our organizations, 

athletes, fans, partners and stakeholders. That constant pursuit calls 

for a vigorous and continuous investment in our Athletes, Teams and 

Communities; and while those investments don’t always pay off immediately, 

when they do, they change lives in ways that we could never have 

imagined. 

That is the power of the opportunities available through the Alberta 

Junior Hockey League. 

I wish everyone the best for the 2019-20 Season and I look forward to 

seeing you at the rink. 

Regards, 

Ryan Bartoshyk 

Commissioner, Alberta Junior Hockey League 



CHAMPIONS 


In front of a capacity crowd of 

over 2,500 at the Centennial Regional 

Arena, the Brooks Bandits 

captured their second national 

title in franchise history on May 

19th, 2019 with a 4-3 win over the 

Prince George Spruce Kings. 

The Bandits are just the third 

host team in NJAC tournament 

history to go a perfect 6-0, following 

the 1994 Olds Grizzlys 

and 2002 Halifax Oland Exports. 

The Brooks Bandits are winners 

of the 2019 Inter Pipeline 

Cup as Alberta Junior Hockey 

League Champions. The Bandits 

defeated the defending champion 

Spruce Grove Saints with a 

4-0 series win in Spruce Grove, 

AB on April 16th, 2019. Brooks 

defenceman Brandon Scanlin 

(Hamilton, ON) was awarded the 

2019 AJHL Playoff MVP. 

This is the fifth league championship 

for Brooks in the past 

eight seasons, now claiming the 

title in 2012, 2013, 2016, 2017 and 

2019, and the sixth league final 

appearance in franchise history. 

Brooks captured the Dave 

Duchak Trophy as the Regular 

Season Champions for a fourth 

time after recording the most 

successful regular season in the 

history of the League. The Bandits 

held a record of 57-3, becoming 

the first team to ever 

record 57 wins, 114 points, and 

setting a new league record with 

a 33-game regular season win 

streak. They held an undefeated 

home record and also set a new 

AJHL best for fewest losses with 

only three on the season. 


Going the extra mile 

“I-can’t-believe-they-did-that” moment #88 

Terri Dubielew – Canalta Rimbey 

We had 4 hockey teams over one weekend in January. One of the 

Mom’s from Sherwood Park forgot a bag including medication. 

Terri was going into Edmonton the next day and offered to drive 

the bag out to Sherwood Park for the mom. She couldn’t 

believe that we would do something like that. With a grin, 

the mom gave Terri a big hug and a hearty thank you. 

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MAP OF THE AJHL 

AJHL OFFICE 


RPO Box 50055 Okotoks, AB T1S 0C4 

Tel: 403-995-9609 


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2019-20 AJHL 

BOARD OF GOVERNORS 

CHAIRMAN 

Greg Wood 

BONNYVILLE 

PONTIACS 

Ron Rusnak 

GRANDE PRAIRIE 

STORM 

Ray Mildenberger 


Paul Seaton 

LLOYDMINSTER 

BOBCATS 

Brent Mohrbutter 

CALGARY CANUCKS 

Sandy Edmonstone 

OKOTOKS 

OILERS 

Wayne Lauinger 

CAMROSE KODIAKS 

Barry Fossen 

OLDS GRIZZLYS 

Darcy Dallas 

CANMORE EAGLES 

John Straw 

SHERWOOD PARK 

CRUSADERS 

Kevin Love 

DRAYTON VALLEY 

THUNDER 

Monte Waronek 

SPRUCE GROVE 

SAINTS 

Jeff Suggitt 

DRUMHELLER 

DRAGONS 

Rod Knelsen 

WHITECOURT 

WOLVERINES 

Brent Stark 

FORT MCMURRAY 

OIL BARONS 

Dave Britt 


2019-20 LEAGUE OFFICE 

AJHL Financial Office: 

4602 - 49th Ave., 

Camrose, AB T4V 0M6 

Tel: 780-672-2600 

GREG WOOD 

CHAIRMAN OF THE 

BOARD 

Bus: 780-672-2600 

Email: chairman@ajhl.ca 

Fax: 780-672-0057 

Greg Wood has led the Alberta Junior Hockey League as 

Chairman of the Board for the past decade. 

Wood was active in the minor hockey system for over 25 

years as a player, coach and referee before joining the Alberta 

Junior Hockey League. Greg was formerly a Director for the 

Camrose Sport Development Society (Camrose Kodiaks) and 

since its inception in 1998 has served in various roles including 

Treasurer, President, and Governor of the organization. 

Greg Wood is a partner in Harberg Wood Garnett Radchenko 

LLP Chartered Accountants and a Councillor for the City of 

Camrose. 

RYAN BARTOSHYK 

COMMISSIONER 

Bus: 403-995-9609 

Cell: 403-585-7597 

Email: commissioner@ajhl.ca 

Fax: 403-995-9629 

Office Address: 


RPO Box 50055 

Okotoks, AB T1S 0C4 

Ryan Bartoshyk was appointed as Commissioner of the Alberta 

Junior Hockey League in March 2013 after five years as 

the Vice-President of Marketing. 

Bartoshyk has been instrumental in restructuring the AJHL 

staff and formalizing clear and identifiable roles and responsibilities 

among the executive. Bartoshyk’s philosophy is 

focused on consistency, communication, and relationship 

building; while respecting the AJHL Bylaws and Regulations 

and working collaboratively with AJHL staff in all facets of 

League Operations. 

Bartoshyk is responsible for the development and introduction 

of the AJHL’s Official Vision and Mission and has initiated 

stakeholder discussions to ensure franchise stability and 

viability. Under Bartoshyk’s leadership the League has seen 

significant increases in revenue, sponsorship sales and a dramatic 

re-connection with the members, various stakeholders, 

and partners of the Alberta Junior Hockey League. 

CHARLA FLETT 

VICE-PRESIDENT, 

COMMUNICATIONS 

Cell: 403-999-5734 

Email: communications@ajhl.ca 

Fax: 403-536-0550 

Charla Flett joined the AJHL in 2005 and is currently the 

Vice-President of Communications. Charla is responsible for 

all communications initiatives, including digital media, statistics 

and technology. 

Flett spent six years as the Public Relations Coordinator for 

the Calgary Hitmen (WHL) prior to joining the AJHL and 

also held the position of Executive Director for the Calgary 

Flames Foundation For Life (NHL). 

FRAN GOW 


HOCKEY OPERATIONS 

Cell: 403-510-6373 

Email: hockeyoperations@ajhl.ca 

Fax: 403-532-4707 

Fran Gow is entering his seventh season as Vice-President 

of Hockey Operations following a 20 year tenure as an AJHL 

Coach. 

Gow is one of the most successful coaches in the history of 

the AJHL and has coached over 1,000 regular season games 

since he joined the AJHL as a coach in 1993. He has won 

three AJHL Championships, one Doyle Cup Championship, 

and the RBC Cup National Championship. 

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GEORGE MCCORRY 


OFFICIALS 

Res: 780-465-4828 

Fax: 780-469-0754 

Email: vice-president@ajhl.ca 

George McCorry is entering his 20th season with the Alberta 

Junior Hockey League. He is responsible for the assigning, 

supervision and training of League referees and serves as the 

League Disciplinarian. 

McCorry spent 14 years as Chairman of the North Zone Referees 

Council, four years as Chairman of the Hockey Alberta 

Referees Council, four years as a board member for Hockey 

Alberta and six years as past Chairman for the Hockey Alberta 

Referees Council, as well as an official in the AJHL for 25 years. 

McCorry was inducted into the Alberta Hockey Hall of Fame in 

2008 and has a Provincial Award named in his honour. 

DEAN LASCHOWSKI 

VIDEO REVIEW 

MANAGER 

Cell: 780-289-1515 

Fax: 780-469-0754 

Email: videomanager@ajhl.ca 

Dean Laschowski has served as the Video Review Manager for 

the AJHL since the start of the 2012-2013 season. Laschowski 

is responsible for video review, supervision and development 

of game officials, and supplementary discipline. 

Prior to joining the Alberta Junior Hockey League, Dean Laschowski 

was the Officiating Manager for the Western Hockey 

League. Laschowski has officiated several marquis events for 

Hockey Alberta, the Canadian Hockey League (CHL), Western 

Hockey League (WHL), IIHF and Hockey Canada. Highlights of 

his career include the Memorial Cup, Alberta Cup, Royal Bank 

Cup and Men’s World Championship. 

CURTIS NICHOLS 

SUPERVISOR OF 

OFFICIALS 

Tel: 403-318-4194 

Email: officiating@ajhl.ca 

Curtis Nichols joined the Alberta Junior Hockey League as 

Supervisor of Officials in the 2014-2015 season. Nichols has 

been an active on-ice official for 20 years, including 14 years as 

an AJHL referee during which time he officiated seven League 

Finals and five Doyle Cups. Nichols was also selected as a 

referee for the 2004 RBC Cup in Grande Prairie, AB. 

Nichols spent four years as Chairman of the Hockey Alberta 

Referees’ Council, and was a National Supervisor for four 

years. He was also the Supervisor of Officals at seven National 

Championships including the 2009 World Under 17 Challenge 

and the 2011 Royal Bank Cup. 

KEN DENTZIEN 

REFEREES ASSIGNOR 

Tel: 780-499-5068 

Email: kendentzien@gmail.com 

Ken Dentzien has been an active official since 1987. Ken has 

supervised numerous provincial tournaments and regional 

championships and is part of the Provincial Supervision Committee. 

Before assuming the referee assigning duties for the 

AJHL in 2008, Ken was the North Zone assignor for linesman. 

Dentzien is a member of the North Zone Referee Executive as 

well as being the RIC for Sturgeon Hockey. Ken has received 

numerous awards for his dedication and commitment to the 

referee program and was the recipient of the George McCorry 

Award in 2012. 

STEVE MACK 

DIGITAL MEDIA 

COORDINATOR 

Email: digitalmedia@ajhl.ca 

Steve Mack is a Digital Media Designer, specializing in the 

areas of sport promotional video and graphic design. A graduate 

with honors from Medicine Hat Visual Communications, he 

has spent the last 15 years working with some of the largest 

companies in the world handling design, publication, video 

and branding. During this time also volunttering as hockey 

coach, manager, board member and team marketing. A passionate 

sports fan and designer, he brings his love of athletics 

and media to the AJHL, as its new Digital Media Coordinator. 


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THE CJHL 

2019-20 CJHL LEAGUE 

CONTACT INFORMATION 

There are currently 10 Leagues and over 130 teams competing in the Canadian Junior Hockey League (CJHL), 

formerly the CJAHL. Since 1971, teams from across Canada have fought for the National Junior A Championship. 

The four regional champions and host team will compete for the 2020 NJAC in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba 

from May 9th-17th, 2020 www.cjhlhockey.com 

CANADIAN JUNIOR 

HOCKEY LEAGUE: 

President: Brent Ladds 

ONTARIO JUNIOR 


Commissioner: Marty Savoy 

Tel: 519-212-0456 

Tel: 905-802-1620 / Fax: 905-723-4553 

Email: ladds@cjhlhockey.com 

Email: msavoy@theojhl.ca 

BRITISH COLUMBIA 


Commissioner: Chris Hebb 

QUEBEC JUNIOR 


President: Jacques Laporte 

Tel: 604-422-8783 / Fax: 604-299-1032 

Email: chebb@bchl.ca 

Tel: 819-696-2927 

Email: laporte@lhjq.ca 

ALBERTA JUNIOR 


Commissioner: Ryan Bartoshyk 

CENTRAL CANADA 


Commissioner: Kevin Abrams 

Tel: 403-995-9609 / Fax: 403-995-9629 

Cell: 403-585-7597 

Email: commissioner@ajhl.ca 

Cell: 613-532-6207 / Fax: 613-582-374 

Email: kevinabrams@live.ca 

SASKATCHEWAN 

JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE: 

President: William D. (Bill) Chow 

Tel: 306-961-4554 

Email: bchow@sasktel.net 

MARITIME HOCKEY LEAGUE: 

President: Steve Dykeman 

Tel: 506-831-2143 

Email: sdykeman@themhl.ca 

MANITOBA JUNIOR 


Commissioner: Kim Davis 

Tel: 204-488-1227 / Fax: 204-488-1119 

Email: kdavis@mjhlhockey.ca 

SUPERIOR INTERNATIONAL 


Commissioner: Bryan Graham 

Cell: 807-629-9302 / Fax: 807-345-5687 

Email: sijhlcommisioner@gmail.com 

HOCKEY CANADA 

Calgary Office: 

151 Canada Olympic Road SW 

Suite 201, Calgary, AB T3B 5R5 

Tel: 403-777-3636 

www.hockeycanada.ca 

NORTHERN ONTARIO 


Commissioner: Robert Mazzuca 

Tel: 705-670-8627 

Cell: 705-562-2972 

Email: rjm@persona.ca 

HOCKEY ALBERTA 

100 College Blvd. 

Box 5005, Room 2606 

Red Deer, Alberta T4N 5H5 

Tel: 403-342-6777 


2019 

Camrose, AB 

Thursday September 26, 2019 

Olds .......... @ Lloydminster. ... 3:30pm Max McLean Arena 

Drumheller .... @ Sherwood Park. . 4:30pm Encana Arena 

Grande Prairie. @ Canmore........7:00pm Max McLean Arena 

Spruce Grove.. @ Brooks..........8:00pm Encana Arena 

Friday September 27, 2019 

Lloydminster. . @ Drumheller ..... 12:00pm Encana Arena 

Whitecourt.... @ Calgary ......... 1:00pm Max McLean Arena 

Canmore...... @ Drayton Valley.. . 3:30pm Encana Arena 

Brooks........ @ Fort McMurray.. . 4:30pm Max McLean Arena 

Camrose ...... @ Bonnyville.......7:00pm Encana Arena 

Okotoks....... @ Grande Prairie .. . 8:00pm Max McLean Arena 

Saturday September 28, 2019 

Drayton Valley. @ Olds........... 12:00pm Encana Arena 

Calgary. . . . . . . .@ Spruce Grove.... 1:00pm Max McLean Arena 

Sherwood Park. @ Okotoks......... 3:30pm Encana Arena 

Bonnyville..... @ Whitecourt......4:30pm Max McLean Arena 

Fort McMurray. @ Camrose ........7:00pm Encana Arena

CLUBS

CLUB INFO 

BONNYVILLE 

PONTIACS 

bonnyvillepontiacs.ca 

pontiacs@ajhl.ca 

RJ LALONDE ARENA 

4313 50th Avenue, Bonnyville, AB 

Arena Phone: 780-812-3400 

Capacity: 1,650 Standing: 150 

Colours: Grey, Gold and Red 

MAILING ADDRESS 

Box 5554, Bonnyville, AB T9N 2G6 

Office Phone: 780-826-2893 

Office Fax: 780-826-5486 

GENERAL MANAGER / 

HEAD COACH: 

Rick Swan 

780-815-3384 

rswan@bonnyvillepontiacs.com 

PRESIDENT: 

Ron Rusnak 

780-812-6382 

ron@rusnakfinancial.com 

2019-20 HOME SCHEDULE 

Sept. 20, 2019. . . Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:00pm 

Sept. 21, 2019 . . . . Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 2, 2019 . . . . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 18, 2019. . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 26, 2019 . . . . Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Oct. 27, 2019 . . . .Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 2:30pm 

Nov. 8, 2019 . . . . Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Nov. 9, 2019 . . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Nov. 16, 2019 . . . .Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Nov. 17, 2019. . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 2:30pm 

Nov. 22, 2019 . . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:00pm 


Dec. 4, 2019 . . . . Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:00pm 

Dec. 7, 2019 . . . . . Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:00pm 

Dec. 8, 2019 . . . . Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 2:30pm 

Dec. 13, 2019 . . . .Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 20, 2019 . . . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 10, 2020 . . . . Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:00pm 

Jan. 15, 2020 . . . .Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:00pm 

Jan. 17, 2020 . . . .Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 18, 2020 . . . .Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 22, 2020 . . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 31, 2020 . . . .Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 1, 2020 . . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 5, 2020 . . . .Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 12, 2020 . . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 22, 2020 . . . Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Feb. 23, 2020 . . . Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 2:30pm 

CLUB RECORDS (regular season only)* 

SINGLE SEASON* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 55, Andy Doktorchik, 1999 

Most Assists: 69, Jared Sylvestre, 2000 

Most Points: 116, Andy Doktorchik, 1999 

Most Penalty Minutes: 460, Scott Ross, 1997 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.09, Julien Laplante, 2011 

Most Shutouts: 9, Julien Laplante, 2011 

TEAM: 

Most Points In Standings: 89, 2015-16 

Most Wins: 41, 2018-19 

CAREER* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 118, Mark Letestu, 2003-05 

Most Assists: 166, Jared Sylvestre, 1996-2000 

Most Points: 268, Andy Doktorchik, 1995-99 

268, Jared Sylvestre 1996-2000 

Most Penalty Minutes: 876, Scott Ross, 1995-98 

Most Games Played: 229, Jared Sylvestre, 1996-2000 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.30, Jesse Chenard, 2007-08 

Most Shutouts: 12, Julien Laplante, 2008-11 

Most Games Played: 125, Julien Laplante, 2008-11 


CLUB INFO 

BROOKS 

BANDITS 

brooksbandits.ca 

bandits@ajhl.ca 

CENTENNIAL REGIONAL ARENA 

144071 Silver Sage Rd., Brooks, AB 

Arena Phone: 403-362-0135 


Private Suites: 90 

Colours: White, Blue and Red 


Box 196, Brooks, AB T1R 1B3 



HEAD COACH: 

Ryan Papaioannou 

403-363-9205 

ryan@brooksbandits.ca 

PRESIDENT: 

Paul Seaton 

403-501-1794 

paulseaton@eidnet.org 


Sept. 20, 2019. . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Sept. 21, 2019 . . . . Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 4, 2019 . . . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Oct. 9, 2019 . . . . . Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . 12:00pm 

Oct. 12, 2019. . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 14, 2019 . . . .Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . 4:00pm 

Oct. 25, 2019 . . . .Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 26, 2019 . . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Nov. 2, 2019 . . . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Nov. 6, 2019 . . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 6:30pm 

Nov. 11, 2019 . . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . 4:00pm 

Nov. 22, 2019 . . . . Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 


Dec. 4, 2019 . . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .6:30pm 

Dec. 7, 2019 . . . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 20, 2019 . . . . Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Dec. 21, 2019 . . . .Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 10, 2020 . . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 11, 2020. . . . Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 24, 2020 . . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:00pm 


Jan. 29, 2020 . . . . Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .6:30pm 

Feb. 1, 2020 . . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 7, 2020. . . . Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:00pm 

Feb. 8, 2020 . . . .Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 14, 2020 . . . . Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 17, 2020 . . . .Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 4:00pm 

Feb. 26, 2020 . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .6:30pm 



INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 49, Jeff Marler, 2000-01 

Most Assists: 68, Ty Mappin, 2016-17 

Most Points: 99, Matt Wilkins, 2011-12 

99, Jeff Marler, 2000-01 

Most Penalty Minutes: 447, Sheldon Wenzel, 2001-02 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 1.73, Mitch Benson, 2016-17 

Most Shutouts: 7, Mitch Benson, 2016-17 

7, Michael Fredrick, 2012-13 

Best Save Percentage: .929, Mitch Benson, 2016-17 

Most Minutes Played: 3,379, Mitch Benson, 2017-18 

Most Wins: 43, Mitch Benson, 2017-18 

TEAM: 


CAREER* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 95, Jarret Granberg, 2006-09 

Most Assists: 131, Cam Maclise, 2012-13 

Most Points: 216, Cam Maclise, 2012-13 

Most Penalty Minutes: 879, Sheldon Wenzel, 2001-03 

Most Games Played: 281, Anthony Paskaruk, 2010-15 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.00, Mitch Benson, 2016-18 

Most Shutouts: 13, Michael Fredrick, 2011-15 

Most Games Played: 139, Michael Fredrick, 2011-15 

AJHL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS 

2012, 2013, 2016, 2017, 2019 


CLUB INFO 

CALGARY 

CANUCKS 

calgarycanucks.ca 

canucks@ajhl.ca 

KEN BRACKO ARENA AT 

MAX BELL CENTRE 

1001 Barlow Trail S.E., Calgary, AB 

Arena Phone: 403-221-4269 

Capacity: 2,100 Standing: 1,000 

Colours: Blue, White and Green 


1001 Barlow Trail S.E., 

Calgary, AB T2E 6S2 


HEAD COACH: 

Brad Moran 

403-585-1162 

Coach@calgarycanucks.ca 

PRESIDENT: 

Arthur Yasinski 

425-681-3675 

arthurya@calgarycanucks.ca 


Sept. 13, 2019 . . . . Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Sept. 14, 2019 . . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .5:00pm 

Sept. 18, 2019 . . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 1, 2019 . . . . .Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 5, 2019 . . . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Oct. 11, 2019 . . . . Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 12, 2019. . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .5:00pm 


Oct. 18, 2019. . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Nov. 1, 2019 . . . . . Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Nov. 3, 2019 . . . . Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .2:00pm 

Nov. 15, 2019 . . . .Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Nov. 16, 2019 . . . .Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .5:00pm 

Nov. 20, 2019 . . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Nov. 27, 2019 . . . .Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 1, 2019 . . . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .2:00pm 

Dec. 6, 2019 . . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 15, 2019 . . . .Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 21, 2019 . . . .Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 5:00pm 

Dec. 22, 2019 . . . . Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 2:00pm 

Jan. 10, 2020 . . . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 18, 2020 . . . .Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 25, 2020 . . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .5:00pm 



Feb. 6, 2020 . . . .Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:00pm 

Feb. 7, 2020. . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 22, 2020 . . . Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 



INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 80, Robin Laycock, 1977-78 

Most Assists: 108, Rick Zaparniuk, 1975-76 

Most Points: 165, Rick Zaparniuk, 1975-76 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.56, Mike Gilhooly, 1998-99 

Most Shutouts: 6, Logan Drackett, 2016-17 

TEAM: 

Most Points In Standings: 104, 1998-99 

Most Wins: 51, 1987-88 

CAREER* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 138, Robin Laycock, 1976-78 

Most Assists: 202, Todd Scott, 1976-79 

Most Points: 322, Todd Scott, 1976-79 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.79, Mike Gilhouly, 1997-99 


1973, 1977, 1978, 1983, 1986, 1988, 

1990, 1995, 1999 

20 | AJHL Guidebook 2019-20

CLUB INFO 

CAMROSE 

KODIAKS 

camrosekodiaks.ca 

kodiaks@ajhl.ca 

ENCANA ARENA 

4512 – 53rd Street, Camrose, AB 

Arena Phone: 780-672-3242 


Colours: Red, White and Black 


Box 1175, Camrose, AB T4V 1X2 


GENERAL MANAGER: 

Boris Rybalka 

780-608-3688 

rybalka@telus.net 

HEAD COACH: 

Clayton Jardine 

306-430-7998 

claytonjardine19@icloud.com 

PRESIDENT: 

Barry Fossen 

780-878-1837 

pfossen@telusplanet.net 


Sept. 13, 2019 . . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Sept. 14, 2019 . . . . Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 11, 2019 . . . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 12, 2019. . . . Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 19, 2019. . . . Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 25, 2019 . . . .Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Oct. 29, 2019 . . . . Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . . 1:00pm 


Nov. 10, 2019 . . . .Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .2:30pm 

Nov. 23, 2019 . . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .7:00pm 


Dec. 6, 2019 . . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 7, 2019 . . . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 15, 2019 . . . .Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 2:30pm 

Dec. 17, 2019. . . . Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:00pm 

Dec. 31, 2019 . . . .Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . 4:00pm 

Jan. 4, 2020. . . . Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 


Jan. 11, 2020. . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .7:00pm 


Jan. 25, 2020 . . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 31, 2020 . . . .Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 1, 2020 . . . . Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:00pm 


Feb. 7, 2020. . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 15, 2020 . . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 21, 2020 . . . . Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 23, 2020 . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .2:30pm 



INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 51, Taggert Desmet, 2001-02 

Most Assists: 61, Riley Riddell, 1999-2000 

Most Points: 108, Riley Riddell, 1999-2000 

Most Penalty Minutes: 424, Craig Perry, 2001-02 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 1.98, Patrick Gora, 2014-15 

Most Shutouts: 6, Kris Moore, 2009-10 

TEAM: 



CAREER* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 98, Taggert Desmet, 1999-2002 

Most Assists: 111, Riley Riddell, 1997-99 

Most Points: 192, Riley Riddell 1997-99 

Most Penalty Minutes: 818, Craig Perry, 2000-03 

Most Games Played: 241, Nelson Gadoury, 2011-16 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.03, Mathieu Larochelle, 2007-08 

Most Shutouts: 10, Patrick Gora, 2014-17 

10, Devin McDonald, 2012-15 

Most Games Played: 121, David Thompson, 2003-06 

Consecutive Shutout minutes, Goaltender: 

237:40, Devin McDonald, 2013-14 


2001, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2008 


CLUB INFO 

CANMORE 

EAGLES 

canmoreeagles.ca 

eagles@ajhl.ca 

CANMORE RECREATION CENTRE 

1900-8th Avenue, Canmore, AB 

Arena Phone: 403-678-5597 

Capacity: 637 Standing: 112 

Colours: White, Blue and Silver 


Box 8131, Canmore, AB T1W 2T9 


Office Fax: 403-678-0057 


HEAD COACH: 

Andrew Milne 

403-688-2545 

andrewmilne@canmoreeagles. 

com 

PRESIDENT: 

Darryl Lockwood 

403-688-6067 

darryl@lockwoodautobody. 

com 


Sept. 20, 2019. . . Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

. . . . . . . . . . . . Banff Recreation Centre 

Oct. 4, 2019 . . . . . Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:00pm 


Oct. 6, 2019 . . . . . Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:00pm 


Oct. 11, 2019 . . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 


Oct. 23, 2019 . . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 25, 2019 . . . .Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 29, 2019 . . . . Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Nov. 1, 2019 . . . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Nov. 2, 2019 . . . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Nov. 16, 2019 . . . .Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:00pm 




Nov. 30, 2019 . . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 10, 2019 . . . .Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 14, 2019 . . . .Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 20, 2019 . . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Dec. 30, 2019 . . . . Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 10, 2020 . . . . Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:00pm 

Jan. 11, 2020. . . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 18, 2020 . . . .Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 


Feb. 4, 2020 . . . .Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 8, 2020 . . . .Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 15, 2020 . . . . Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 17, 2020 . . . .Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .2:30pm 


Feb. 25, 2020 . . . Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 



INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 52, Tim Krueckl, 1999-2000 

Most Assists: 70, Mark Bomersback, 2000-01 

Most Points: 114, Mark Bomersback, 2002-03 

Most Penalty Minutes: 276, Mike Moran, 1995-96 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.45, Ryan Rondeau, 2005-06 

Most Shutouts: 4, Brent Williams, 2001-02 

4, Jordan Alford, 2002-03 

TEAM: 



CAREER* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 141, Mark Bomersback, 1999-2003 

Most Assists: 253, Mark Bomersback, 1999-2003 

Most Points: 394, Mark Bomersback, 1999-2003 

Most Penalty Minutes: 681, Ryan Dallyn, 1999-2002 

Most Games Played: 293, Brock Michalsky, 2002-07 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.67, Logan Esau, 64 games played 

Most Shutouts: 6, Jordan Alford, 2002-04 

Most Games Played: 96, Ryan Ferguson, 2012-15 


CLUB INFO 

DRAYTON VALLEY 

THUNDER 

draytonvalleythunder.ca 

thunder@ajhl.ca 

DRAYTON VALLEY OMNIPLEX 

5737-45 Ave., Drayton Valley, AB 

Arena Phone: 780-514-2234 


Colours: Green, Black & Silver 


Box 5103, Drayton Valley, AB T7A 1R3 


Hockey Fax: 888-469-3820 


HEAD COACH: 

Eric Thurston 

780-289-8393 

eric.thurston@ 

draytonvalleythunder.ca 

PRESIDENT: 

Monte Waronek 

780-621-7833 

mwaronek57@gmail.com 


Sept. 14, 2019 . . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Sept. 17, 2019 . . . . Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:30pm 

Oct. 5, 2019 . . . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 12, 2019. . . . Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:00pm 


Oct. 20, 2019 . . . . Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .2:00pm 

Oct. 29, 2019 . . . . Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:30pm 



Nov. 23, 2019 . . . . Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:00pm 


Nov. 30, 2019 . . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 1, 2019 . . . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 2:00pm 

Dec. 6, 2019 . . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 17, 2019. . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Jan. 3, 2020. . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 4, 2020. . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 10, 2020 . . . . Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Jan. 11, 2020. . . . Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Jan. 14, 2020 . . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:30pm 




Feb. 7, 2020. . . . Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:00pm 


Feb. 17, 2020 . . . .Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .2:00pm 

Feb. 21, 2020 . . . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 25, 2020 . . . Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:30pm 



INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 47, Jason Grinevitch, 2000-01 

47, Dustin Sproat, 2001-02 

Most Assists: 89, Jade Galbraith, 2001-02 

Most Points: 129, Jade Galbraith, 2001-02 

Most Penalty Minutes: 319, Mike Batovanja, 2001-02 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 1.86, Scott Gudmanson, 2004-05 

Most Shutouts: 4, Brett Jaeger, 2003-04 

TEAM: 



CAREER* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 132, Justin Williams, 1998-2002 

Most Assists: 202, Jade Galbraith, 1998-2003 

Most Points: 315, Jade Galbraith, 1998-2003 

Most Penalty Minutes: 1127, Mike Batovanja, 

1998-2003 

Most Games Played: 290, Mike Batovanja, 1998-03 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.78, Pat Inglis, 2002-05 

Most Shutouts: 8, Brett Jaeger, 1998-2001 & 2003-04 

Most Games Played: 188, Brett Jaeger, 1998-2001 & 

2003-04 


2002 


CLUB INFO 

DRUMHELLER 

DRAGONS 

drumhellerdragons.ca 

dragons@ajhl.ca 

DRUMHELLER MEMORIAL ARENA 

20 1st Avenue West, Drumheller, AB 

Arena Phone: 403-823-1324 


Colours: Orange, Black, White & Grey 


Box 2109, Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y0 

Office Phone: 403-823-2022 

Office Fax: 403-823-2039 


HEAD COACH: 

Kevin Hasselberg 

403-334-1110 

coach@drumhellerdragons.ca 

PRESIDENT: 

Rod Knelsen 

403-820-4650 

rod@drumhellerdragons.ca 


Sept. 13, 2019 . . . . Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Sept. 14, 2019 . . . . Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Sept. 24, 2019. . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Oct. 4, 2019 . . . . . Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 


Oct. 11, 2019 . . . . Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Oct. 16, 2019 . . . .Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . 12:00pm 

Oct. 25, 2019 . . . .Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Oct. 26, 2019 . . . . Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:30pm 

Nov. 1, 2019 . . . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Nov. 12, 2019 . . . .Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 






Dec. 13, 2019 . . . .Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Dec. 20, 2019 . . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Jan. 12, 2020 . . . .Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 2:00pm 

Jan. 14, 2020 . . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 17, 2020 . . . .Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 


Jan. 25, 2020 . . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Jan. 28, 2020 . . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:00pm 


Feb. 9, 2020 . . . .Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00pm 

Feb. 14, 2020 . . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Feb. 23, 2020 . . . Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .2:00pm 



INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 39, Dion Knelsen, 2005-06 

Most Assists: 49, Kevin Bui, 2007-08 

Most Points: 78, Derek Werenka, 2005-06 

Most Penalty Minutes: 323, Vincent Muller, 2003-04 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.45, Adam Beukeboom, 2013-14 

Most Shutouts: 5, Jonathan LaRose, 2006-07 

TEAM: 



CAREER* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 68, Jordan Taupert, 2016-19 

Most Assists: 121, Jordan Taupert, 2016-19 

Most Points: 189, Jordan Taupert, 2016-19 

Most Penalty Minutes: 860, Trent Colberg, 2004-09 

Most Games Played: 229, Trent Colberg 2004-09 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.65, Adam Beukeboom, 2009-14 

Most Shutouts: 7, Jonathan LaRose, 2004-07 

Most Games Played: 126, Hunter Virostek, 2016-19 


CLUB INFO 

FORT MCMURRAY 

OIL BARONS 

fortmcmurrayoilbarons.ca 

oilbarons@ajhl.ca 

CASMAN CENTRE 

110 Eymundson Rd., 

Fort McMurray, AB T9H 5A5 

Arena Phone: 780-799-5856 


Colours: Blue and Yellow 


110 Eymundson Rd., Fort McMurray, AB 


Hockey Fax: 780-743-9749 


HEAD COACH: 

Bob Beatty 

coach@oilbarons.com 

306-419-9066 

PRESIDENT: 

David Fitzgerald 

780-799-5471 

thefitzgeralds@shaw.ca 


Sept. 13, 2019 . . . . Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:30pm 


Sept. 24, 2019. . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Oct. 4, 2019 . . . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Oct. 5, 2019 . . . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Oct. 18, 2019. . . . Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:30pm 

Oct. 19, 2019. . . . Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:30pm 

Oct. 22, 2019 . . . .Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Nov. 1, 2019 . . . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:30pm 

Nov. 2, 2019 . . . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:30pm 

Nov. 15, 2019 . . . .Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Nov. 16, 2019 . . . .Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:30pm 

Nov. 29, 2019 . . . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Nov. 30, 2019 . . . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Dec. 14, 2019 . . . .Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:30pm 

Dec. 15, 2019 . . . .Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .2:00pm 

Dec. 28, 2019 . . . . Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:30pm 


Jan. 2, 2020 . . . . Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Jan. 3, 2020. . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Jan. 17, 2020 . . . .Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 


Jan. 21, 2020 . . . .Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:30pm 



Feb. 14, 2020 . . . . Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:30pm 

Feb. 15, 2020 . . . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Feb. 21, 2020 . . . . Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:30pm 



INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 64, Randy Keller, 1987-88 

Most Assists: 96, Lubo Dzurilla, 1986-87 

Most Points: 136, Lubo Dzurilla, 1986-87 

Most Penalty Minutes: 451, Fraser Filipic, 2000-01 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 1.64, Jimmy Bernier, 2005-06 

Most Shutouts: 10, Jimmy Bernier, 2005-06 

TEAM: 

Most Points In Standings: 106, 1999-2000 

Most Wins: 52, 1999-2000 

CAREER* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 122, Travis Gladue, 1996-2001 

Most Assists: 164, Darryl Romano, 1989-92 

Most Points: 262, Travis Gladue, 1996-2001 


1997, 2000, 2006 


CLUB INFO 

GRANDE PRAIRIE 

STORM 

grandeprairiestorm.ca 

thegpstorm@gmail.com 

REVOLUTION ARENA 

10017-99 Ave., Grande Prairie, AB 

Arena Phone: 780-538-0334 


Colours: Navy, Grey, Gold and White 


10017-99 Ave., Grande Prairie, AB T8V 0R7 


Hockey Fax: 780-532-1425 


Mark Bomersback 

403-988-8502 

mark_bomersback@hotmail. 

com 

HEAD COACH: 

Matt Keillor 

780-933-4921 

coachmattkeillor@gmail.com 

PRESIDENT: 

Murray Toews 

780-831-9177 


Sept. 20, 2019. . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Sept. 21, 2019 . . . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Sept. 23, 2019. . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Oct. 9, 2019 . . . . . Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:30pm 

Oct. 11, 2019 . . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:30pm 


. . . . . . . . . . . . Coca-Cola Centre 


. . . . . . . . . . . . Coca-Cola Centre 

Nov. 1, 2019 . . . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Nov. 2, 2019 . . . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:30pm 


Nov. 12, 2019 . . . .Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:30pm 

Nov. 16, 2019 . . . .Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:30pm 

Nov. 29, 2019 . . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Nov. 30, 2019 . . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Dec. 13, 2019 . . . .Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Dec. 14, 2019 . . . .Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Dec. 17, 2019. . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:30pm 


Jan. 4, 2020. . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Jan. 17, 2020 . . . .Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:30pm 



Jan. 31, 2020 . . . .Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:30pm 


Feb. 11, 2020 . . . .Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:30pm 

Feb. 12, 2020 . . . . Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:30pm 


Feb. 25, 2020 . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:30pm 



INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 47, Zahn Raubenheimer, 2009-10 

47, Ryan Carter, 1997-98 

Most Assists: 69, Josh Welter, 2002-03 

Most Points: 107, Zahn Raubenheimer, 2009-10 

Most Penalty Minutes: 379, Dustin Bernes, 1997-98 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.16 Jordan Ramstead, 2005-06 

Most Shutouts: 6, Jordan Ramstead, 2005-06 

TEAM: 



CAREER* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 120, Dustin Sather 

Most Assists: 203, Dustin Sather 

Most Points: 323, Dustin Sather 

Most Penalty Minutes: 906, Dustin Bernes 

Most Games Played: 287, Dustin Sather 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.12, Jordan Ramstead 

Most Shutouts: 12, Jordan Ramstead 

Most Games Played: 158, Jordan Ramstead 


2004, 2009 


CLUB INFO 

LLOYDMINSTER 

BOBCATS 

lloydminsterbobcats.ca 

bobcats@ajhl.ca 

CENTENNIAL CIVIC CENTRE ARENA 

49 Avenue & 54 Street, Lloydminster, SK 

Arena Phone: 306-825-5161 

Capacity: 1,314 Standing: 207 

Colours: Orange and Black 


Box 1122, Lloydminster, SK S9V 1E9 


Office Fax: 780-808-2616 


HEAD COACH: 

Nigel Dube 

701-818-7248 

nigel@lloydminsterbobcats. 

com 

PRESIDENT: 

Brent Mohrbutter 

780-808-6770 

brent@landloilfield.com 


Sept. 14, 2019 . . . . Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:30pm 

Sept. 18, 2019 . . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Oct. 4, 2019 . . . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:30pm 

Oct. 5, 2019 . . . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Oct. 8, 2019 . . . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . 12:00pm 

Oct. 25, 2019 . . . .Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:30pm 

Oct. 26, 2019 . . . . Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:30pm 

Nov. 1, 2019 . . . . . Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:30pm 

Nov. 2, 2019 . . . . . Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:30pm 



Nov. 22, 2019 . . . . Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:30pm 


Dec. 4, 2019 . . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Dec. 6, 2019 . . . . Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:30pm 

. . . . . . . . . . . . Onion Lake Memorial Communiplex 

Dec. 11, 2019 . . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:30pm 


Dec. 30, 2019 . . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Jan. 3, 2020. . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:30pm 

Jan. 17, 2020 . . . .Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 


Jan. 22, 2020 . . . . Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:30pm 

Jan. 31, 2020 . . . .Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:30pm 

Feb. 1, 2020 . . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:30pm 

Feb. 7, 2020. . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Feb. 8, 2020 . . . .Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:30pm 


Feb. 26, 2020 . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 



INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 54, Travis Barnes, 1998-99 

Most Assists: 73, Mark Hallam, 1998-99 

Most Points: 100, Jason Eckel, 1990-91 

Most Penalty Minutes: 455, Glen Webster, 1992-93 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 1.98, Tyler Briggs, 2011-12 

Most Shutouts: 7, Devin Green, 2014-15 

TEAM: 



CAREER* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 114, Travis Barnes, 1997-2000 

Most Assists: 172, Mark Hallam, 1996-99 

Most Points: 238, Mark Hallam, 1996-99 

Most Penalty Minutes: 750, Devin Hartnell, 1993-95 

Most Games Played: 279, Kory Chisholm, 2007-12 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.22, Tyler Briggs, 2009-12 

Most Shutouts: 11, Devin Green, 2012-2015 

Most Games Played: 111, Devin Green, 2012-15 


CLUB INFO 

OKOTOKS 

OILERS 

okotoksoilers.ca 

oilers@ajhl.ca 

PASON CENTENNIAL ARENA 

204 Community Way, Okotoks, AB 

Arena Phone: 403-826-7107 


Colours: Green, Gold & Black 


Box 171 Okotoks, AB T1S 1A5 


Office Fax: -403-995-2237 


HEAD COACH: 

Tyler Deis 

403-389-1216 

tyler.deis@okotoksoilers.com 

CHAIRMAN OF THE 

BOARD: 

Wayne Lauinger 

403-969-5209 

info@okotokslodge.com 


Sept. 20, 2019. . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Sept. 21, 2019 . . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 



Oct. 15, 2019. . . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 22, 2019 . . . .Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 25, 2019 . . . .Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 26, 2019 . . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Nov. 2, 2019 . . . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Nov. 15, 2019 . . . .Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Nov. 16, 2019 . . . .Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .7:00pm 




Dec. 7, 2019 . . . . . Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 8, 2019 . . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . . 4:15pm 

Dec. 14, 2019 . . . .Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 1, 2020 . . . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . . 4:15pm 

Jan. 3, 2020. . . . Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 10, 2020 . . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 11, 2020. . . . Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:00pm 

Jan. 14, 2020 . . . . Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 


Feb. 2, 2020. . . . Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . . 4:15pm 

Feb. 7, 2020. . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 


Feb. 15, 2020 . . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 21, 2020 . . . . Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 



INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 42, John McInnis, 2009-10 

Most Assists: 51, Elliot Sheen, 2007-08 

Most Points: 78, Elliot Sheen, 2007-08 

78, Kyle Reynolds, 2010-11 

Most Penalty Minutes: 235, Austin Wong, 2017-18 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 1.98, Riley Morris, 2017-18 

Most Shutouts: 5, Nic Renyard, 2014-15 

TEAM: 



CAREER* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 79, Kyle Reynolds, 2010-11 

Most Assists: 123, Carson Beers, 2013-18 

Most Points: 165, Kyle Reynolds, 2010-11 

Most Penalty Minutes: 606, Carson Beers, 2013-18 

Most Games Played: 182, Jonathan Turk, 2008-12 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.19, Nic Renyard, 2014-15 

Most Shutouts: 10, Riley Morris, 2014-18 

Most Games Played: 221, Carson Beers, 2014-18 

Most Career Wins: 88, Riley Morris, 2014-18 


CLUB INFO 

OLDS 

GRIZZLYS 

oldsgrizzlys.ca 

grizzlys@ajhl.ca 

OLDS SPORTSPLEX 

5133 52nd Street, Olds, AB 

Arena Phone: 403-556-3244 


Colours: Black and Gold 


C-5133 52nd St, Olds, AB T4H 1G9 



HEAD COACH: 

Joe Murphy 

403-586-7825 

coach@oldsgrizzlys.com 

PRESIDENT: 

Darcy Dallas 

403-318-5393 


Sept. 21, 2019 . . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Sept. 22, 2019 . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 2:00pm 

Sept. 24, 2019. . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Oct. 5, 2019 . . . . . Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 


Oct. 18, 2019. . . . Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 20, 2019 . . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .2:00pm 

Oct. 22, 2019 . . . .Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:30pm 

Oct. 26, 2019 . . . . Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 



Nov. 17, 2019. . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .2:00pm 






Dec. 17, 2019. . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Dec. 21, 2019 . . . .Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Dec. 29, 2019 . . . . Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .2:00pm 

Jan. 12, 2020 . . . .Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .2:00pm 

Jan. 17, 2020 . . . .Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 




Feb. 8, 2020 . . . .Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:00pm 

Feb. 14, 2020 . . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Feb. 22, 2020 . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .7:00pm 



INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 64, Dana Lattery, 1999-2000 

Most Assists: 67, Rio Lajeunessa, 1991-92 

Most Points: 121, Rio Lajeunessa, 1991-92 

Most Penalty Minutes: 415, David Webster, 1987-88 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.5, Ian Perkins, 1993-94 

Most Shutouts: 6, Ian Perkins, 1993-94 

TEAM: 

Most Points In Standings: 102, 1993-94 

Most Wins: 50, 1993-94 

CAREER* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 149, Eric Fulton, 1989-93 

Most Assists: 168, Eric Fulton, 1989-93 

Most Points: 317, Eric Fulton, 1989-93 


1992, 1993, 1994 


CLUB INFO 

SHERWOOD PARK 

CRUSADERS 

sherwoodparkcrusaders.ca 

crusaders@ajhl.ca 

SHERWOOD PARK ARENA 

2015 Oak Street, Sherwood Park, AB 

Arena Phone: 780-467-2202 


Colours: Green, White & Black 


Box 3261, Sherwood Park, AB T8H 2T2 



Kyle Chase 

780-7094107 

Kylechase2012@gmail.com 

HEAD COACH: 

Adam Manah 

587-873-4461 

adammanah@sherwoodparkcrusaders.com 


Sept. 13, 2019 . . . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Sept. 20, 2019. . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:00pm 

Sept. 21, 2019 . . . . Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:00pm 

Oct. 11, 2019 . . . . Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:00pm 

Oct. 12, 2019. . . . Drumheller Dragons . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 14, 2019 . . . .Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . . 2:15pm 

Oct. 25, 2019 . . . .Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 27, 2019 . . . .Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . . 2:15pm 

Nov. 1, 2019 . . . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Nov. 6, 2019 . . . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . 12:00pm 


Nov. 23, 2019 . . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Nov. 29, 2019 . . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Dec. 11, 2019 . . . . Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 13, 2019 . . . .Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 18, 2019 . . . .Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:00pm 

Dec. 21, 2019 . . . .Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:00pm 


Jan. 5, 2020. . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . . 2:15pm 

Jan. 8, 2020. . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 12, 2020 . . . .Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . . 2:15pm 


Jan. 19, 2020 . . . . Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . . 2:15pm 

Feb. 8, 2020 . . . .Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Feb. 9, 2020 . . . .Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . . 2:15pm 

Feb. 17, 2020 . . . .Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . . 2:15pm 

Feb. 22, 2020 . . . Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:00pm 

Feb. 23, 2020 . . . Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . . 2:15pm 



INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 55, John Reid, 1982-83 

Most Assists: 85, Ken Slywka, 1991-92 

Most Points: 123, Grant Rezewski, 1982-83 

Most Penalty Minutes: 456, Rob Olson, 1997-98 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 1.90, Chris Denman, 2002-03 

Most Shutouts: 7, Chris Denman, 2002-03 

TEAM: 



CAREER* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 171, Grant Rezewski, 1980-84 

Most Assists: 188, Grant Rezewski, 1980-84 

Most Points: 359, Grant Rezewski, 1980-84 

PRESIDENT: 

Kevin Love 

780-991-8150 


CLUB INFO 

SPRUCE GROVE 

SAINTS 

sprucegrovesaints.ca 

saints@ajhl.ca 

GRANT FUHR ARENA 

452 King Street, Spruce Grove, AB 

Arena Phone: 780-962-2031 


Colours: Navy, Grey, White & Sunflower 


Box 3910, Spruce Grove, AB T7X 3B1 



Rob Sklaruk 

780-721-2038 

rsklaruk@silentice.com 

HEAD COACH: 

Bram Stephen 

780-993-1770 

bstephen@silentice.com 

GOVERNOR : 

Jeff Suggitt 

780-257-9310 

jsuggitt@silent-aire.com 


Sept. 13, 2019 . . . . Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:00pm 

Sept. 20, 2019. . . Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 7:00pm 

Sept. 21, 2019 . . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 11, 2019 . . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 13, 2019. . . . Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 2:00pm 

Oct. 19, 2019. . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 22, 2019 . . . .Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:00pm 

Oct. 29, 2019 . . . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Nov. 2, 2019 . . . . . Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:00pm 



Nov. 12, 2019 . . . .Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:00pm 



Dec. 7, 2019 . . . . . Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:00pm 

Dec. 8, 2019 . . . . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .2:00pm 

Dec. 12, 2019 . . . .Okotoks Oilers . . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Dec. 20, 2019 . . . . Whitecourt Wolverines . . . . . .7:00pm 



Jan. 4, 2020. . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 7, 2020 . . . . Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:00pm 

Jan. 12, 2020 . . . .Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .2:00pm 

Jan. 21, 2020 . . . .Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Jan. 24, 2020 . . . . Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:00pm 

Feb. 9, 2020 . . . .Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 2:00pm 

Feb. 16, 2020 . . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .2:00pm 




INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 51, Chris Van Os-Shaw, 2017-18 

Most Assists: 52, Joshua Lazowski, 2009-10 

Most Points: 97, Chris Van Os-Shaw, 2017-18 

Most Penalty Minutes: 358, Sawyer Eichel, 2004-05 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 1.52, Nolan Kent, 2017-18 

Most Shutouts: 7, Vincenzo Marozzi, 2009-10 & 2010-11 

TEAM: 


Most Wins: 52, Spruce Grove Saints, 2009-10 

CAREER* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 73, Josh Harris, 2014-18 

Most Assists: 112, Josh Harris, 2014-18 

Most Points: 185, Josh Harris, 2014-18 

Most Penalty Minutes: 589, Sawyer Eichel, 2004-06 

Most Games Played: 225, Josh Harris, 2014-18 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 1.75, Vince Marozzi, 2007-11 

Most Shutouts: 21, Vince Marozzi, 2007-11 

Most Games Played: 115, Kieran Millan, 2006-08 


Spruce Grove Saints 2010, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2018 

St. Albert Saints 1981, 1982, 1996, 1998 

Spruce Grove Mets 1975, 1976 


CLUB INFO 

WHITECOURT 

WOLVERINES 

whitecourtwolverines.ca 

wolverines@ajhl.ca 

SCOTT SAFETY CENTRE 

72 Sunset Blvd., Whitecourt, AB 

Arena Phone: 780-778-8888 

Capacity: 1,058 

Colours: Black, Red and White 


Box 2525, Whitecourt, AB T7S 2A1 


Office Fax: 780-778-5562 


HEAD COACH: 

Shawn Martin 

780-893-0535 

shawn@whitecourtwolverines. 

com 

PRESIDENT: 

Brent Stark 

780-778-9258 

brent@whitecourtwolverines. 

com 


Sept. 13, 2019 . . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Sept. 14, 2019 . . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:30pm 


Oct. 8, 2019 . . . . . Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:30pm 

Oct. 12, 2019. . . . Bonnyville Pontiacs . . . . . . . .7:30pm 


Oct. 20, 2019 . . . . Canmore Eagles . . . . . . . . . .2:30pm 

Oct. 22, 2019 . . . .Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 7:30pm 


Nov. 10, 2019 . . . .Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 2:30pm 

Nov. 15, 2019 . . . .Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:30pm 

Nov. 17, 2019. . . . Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . 2:30pm 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fox Creek, AB 


Dec. 13, 2019 . . . .Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Dec. 14, 2019 . . . .Brooks Bandits . . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Dec. 21, 2019 . . . .Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

Jan. 3, 2020. . . . Olds Grizzlys . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 


Jan. 17, 2020 . . . .Drayton Valley Thunder . . . . . .7:30pm 

Jan. 18, 2020 . . . .Camrose Kodiaks . . . . . . . . . 7:30pm 


January 26, 2020. Fort McMurray Oil Barons . . . . 2:30pm 

January 28, 2020. Grande Prairie Storm. . . . . . . 7:30pm 

February 15, 2020 .Calgary Canucks . . . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

February 17, 2020 .Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .2:30pm 

February 21, 2020 .Spruce Grove Saints . . . . . . . .7:30pm 

February 22, 2020 . Lloydminster Bobcats . . . . . . .7:30pm 

February 27, 2020 .Sherwood Park Crusaders. . . . . 7:30p 



INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 44, Jerome Raymond, 2012-13 

Most Assists: 53, Mathieu Guertin, 2012-13 

Most Points: 95, Mathieu Guertin, 2012-13 

Most Penalty Minutes: 259, Mathieu Gagnon, 2012-13 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.24, Pierce Diamond, 2016-17 

Most Shutouts: 5, Pierce Diamond, 2016-17 

TEAM: 



CAREER* 

INDIVIDUAL: 

Most Goals: 66, Justin Young, 2014-17 

Most Assists: 90, Justin Young, 2014-17 

90, Joseph Nardi, 2014-17 

Most Points: 156, Justin Young, 2014-17 

Most Penalty Minutes: 302, Mathieu Abt, 2012-14 

Most Games Played: 197, Kellan Cornelis, 2013-17 

GOALTENDER: 

Best GAA: 2.24, Pierce Diamond, 2016-17 

Most Shutouts: 5, Pierce Diamond, 2016-17 

Most Games Played: 65, Tye Morin, 2017-19 


ALUMNI+ 

HISTORY

PMS# 286C 

PMS# 135C 

White 

THANK YOU 

for supporting the 

Alberta Junior Hockey League

ALUMNI 

AJHL ALUMNI 

ON STANLEY CUP WINNING TEAMS 

1980 – Duane Sutter (Red Deer Rustlers/New 

York Islanders) 

1981 – Duane Sutter (Red Deer/New 

York Islanders) 

1982 – Duane Sutter, Brent Sutter (Red 

Deer/New York Islanders) 

1983 – Duane Sutter, Brent Sutter (Red 

Deer/New York Islanders) 

1984 – Mark Messier (St. Albert Saints/ 

Edmonton Oilers) 

1985 – Mark Messier (St. Albert/Edmonton 

Oilers) 


Oilers) 


Oilers) 

1989 – Mike Vernon, (Calgary Canucks/ 

Calgary Flames); 

Dana Murzyn (Canucks, Calgary 

Spurs/Calgary); 

Lanny McDonald (Lethbridge 

Sugar Kings/Calgary) 

1990 – Mark Messier, Geoff Smith (St. 

Albert/Edmonton Oilers) 

1992 – Mike Needham (Fort Saskatchewan 

Traders/Pittsburgh 

Penguins) 

1993 – Kevin Haller (Olds Grizzlys/Montreal 

Canadians) 

1994 – Mark Messier (St. Albert/New 

York Rangers) 

1996 – Troy Murray (St. Albert/Colorado 

Avalanche) 

1997 – Mike Vernon (Calgary Canucks/ 

Detroit Red Wings); 

Jim Nill (Drumheller Falcons/ 

Detroit) 

1998 – Jim Nill (Drumheller Falcons/ 

Detroit Red Wings) 

1999 – Richard Matvichuk (Fort Saskatchewan/Dallas 

Stars) 

2000 – Ken Sutton (Calgary Canucks/ 

New Jersey Devils) 

2001 – Nolan Pratt (Bonnyville Pontiacs/Colorado 

Avalanche); 

Steve Reinprecht, 

Jim Hammett (St. Albert/Colorado) 

2002 – Jim Nill (Drumheller Falcons/ 

Detroit Red Wings) 

2004 – Nolan Pratt (Bonnyville Pontiacs/Tampa 

Bay) 

2006 – Mike Commodore (Fort Saskatchewan 

Traders/Carolina 

Hurricanes), 

Glen Wesley (Red Deer Rustlers/ 

Carolina Hurricanes), 

Craig Adams (Calgary Canucks/ 

Caroline Hurricanes) 

2009 – Craig Adams (Calgary Canucks/ 

Pittsburgh Penguins) 

2012 – Darryl Sutter (Los Angeles 

Kings) 

2014 – Darryl Sutter (Los Angeles 

Kings) 

2016 – Kael Mouillierat (Pittsburgh 

Penguins) 

2017 – Carter Rowney (Pittsbugh Penquins) 

2018 – Jay Beagle (Calgary Mustangs/ 

Washington Capitals), Braden 

Holtby (Lloydminster Blazers/ 

Washington Capitals) 

2019 – Colton Parayko (Fort McMurray 

Oil Barons / St Louis Blues) 


ALUMNI 

AJHL ALUMNI IN THE NHL 

Bold = Played in the 2018-19 NHL Season 

Al Conroy (Hobbema) Phil 

Alex Hicks (Calg. Spurs) Ana/Pitt/Flo 

Andrew MacWilliam (Camrose) Tor 

Blake Wesley (Red Deer) Phil/Hart/ 

Que/Tor 

Bob Bassen (Calg. Canucks) 

NYI/Chi/StL/Que/Dall/Cgy 

Brad Berry (Sherwood Park/St. Albert) 

Wpg/Minn/Dall 

Brad Turner (Calg. Canucks) NYI 

Brad Werenka (Fort Sask.) Edm/Que/ 

Chi/Pitt/Cgy 

Brandon Davidson (Olds) Mtl/ 

Edm/NYI/Chi 

Brandy Semchuk (Calg. Canucks) LA 

Brayden Point (Canmore) TB 

Brent Sutter (Red Deer) NYI/Chi 

Brian Benning (St. Albert) StL/LA/Phil/ 

Edm/Fla 

Brian Ogilvie (Red Deer) Chi/StL 

Brian Sutter (Red Deer) StL 

Brian Tutt (Calg. Canucks) Wash 

Bryan Maxwell (Drumheller) Minn/StL/ 

Wpg/Pitt 

Bryce VanBrabant (Spruce Grove) Cal 

Cale Hulse (Calg. Royals) NJ/Cgy/Nash/ 

Phx/Clb/Cgy 

Cale Makar (Brooks) Colorado 

Carey Wilson (Calg. Chinooks) Cgy/ 

Hart/NYR 

Carter Rowney (Grande Prairie) 

Pitt/Ana 

Chris Phillips (Fort McMurray) Ott 

Clarke MacArthur (Drayton Valley) Buff/ 

Atl/Tor/Ott 

Clayton Beddoes (Red Deer) Bos 

Cody Kunyk (Sherwood Park) TB 

Colin Forbes (Sherwood Park) Phi/TB/ 

Ott/NYR/Wash 

Colton Parayko (Fort McMurray) 

Stl 

Corban Knight (Okotoks) Cal/Fla 

Craig Adams (Calg. Canucks) Car/Chi/ 

Pitt 

Craig Coxe (St. Albert) Van/Cgy/StL/SJ 

Craig Levie (Pincher Creek) Wpg/Minn/ 

Van/StL 

Craig Weller (Calg. Canucks) Phx 

Curtis Glencross (Brooks) Ana/Clb/ 

Edm/Cal/Wash 

Dale Kushner (Fort McMurray) NYI/Phil 

Dana Murzyn (Calg. Canucks, Spurs) 

Hart/Cgy/Van 

Daniel Carr (St. Albert) Mtl/Nash 

Dany Heatley (Calg. Canucks) Atl/Ott/ 

SJ/Minn/Ana 

Darcy Campbell (Olds, Canmore) Col 

Darrel Anholt (Red Deer) Chi 

Darren Reid (Drayton Valley) Tampa 

Bay, PHIL 

Darryl Maggs (Red Deer) Chi/Cal/Tor 

Darryl Olsen (St. Albert) Cal 

Darryl Sutter (Red Deer) Chi 

Dave Babych (Fort Sask.) Wpg/Hart/ 

Van/Phil/LA 

Dave Barr (Pincher Creek) Bos/NYR/ 

StL/Hart/Det/NJ/Dal 

Dave Chyzowski (St. Albert) NYI 

Dave Donnelly (St. Albert) Bos/Chi/ 

Edm 

Dave Hoyda (Spruce Grove) Phil/Wpg 

Dave Marcinyshyn (Fort Sask.) NJ/Que/ 

NYR 

David Dziurzynski (Lloydminster) Ott 

Dean Clark (St. Albert) Edm 

Dean Magee (Calg. Canucks) Minn 

Devin Setoguchi (Crowsnest Pass) SJ/ 

Minn/Wpg/Cgy/LA 

Dillon Simpson (Spruce Grove) Edm 

Dixon Ward (Red Deer) Van/LA/Tor/ 

Buff/Bos/NYR 

Don Barber (St. Albert) Minn/Wpg/ 

Que/SJ 

Don Cairns (Calg. Canucks) KC/Col 

Doug Houda (Calg. Canucks) Det/Hart/ 

LA/Buff/NYI/Ana 

Duane Sutter (Red Deer) NYI/Chi 

Dylan Olsen (Camrose) Chi/Flo 

Ed Ward (Sherwood Park) Que/Cgy/ 

Atl/Ana/NJ 

Emanurel Viveiros (St. Albert) Edm 

Evan Oberg (Camrose) Van/TB 

Fernando Pisani (St. Albert) Edm/Chi 

Garrett Stroshein (Fort McMurray) 

Wash 

Garry Unger (Calg. Buffaloes) Tor/Det/ 

StL/Atl/LA/Edm 

Garry Valk (Sherwood Park) Van/Ana/ 

Pitt/Tor/Chi 

Gary Rissling (Edmonton) Wash/Pitt 

Gary Shuchuk (St. Albert) Det/LA 

Gary Yaremchuk (Fort Sask.) Tor 

Geoff Smith (St. Albert) Edm/Flo/NYR 

Glen Cochrane (The Pass) Phil/Van/Chi/ 

Edm 

Glen Wesley (Red Deer) Bos/Hart /Tor/ 

Car 

Glenn Johannesen (Red Deer) NYI 

Gord Williams (Taber) Phil 

Grant Sasser (Fort Sask.) Pitt 

Grant Stevenson (Bonnyville/Grande 

Prairie) SJ 

Greg Hawgood (St. Albert) 

Bos/Edm/Ph/Fla/Pitt/SJ/Van/Dal 

Greg Pankewicz (Sherwood Park) Ott/ 

Cal 

Greg Parks (St. Albert) NYI 

Harry York (Bonnyville/Ft. Mac) StL/ 

NYR/Pitt/Van 

Harvie Pocza (Pincher Creek) Wash 

Jamie Lundmark (St. Albert) NYR/Phx/ 

Cgy/LA 

Jan Ludvig (St. Albert) NJ/Buff 

Jason Smith (Calg. Canucks) NJ/Tor/ 

Edm/Phi/Ott 

Jay Beagle (Calg. Royals) Wash/ 

Van 

Jay Rosehill (Olds) Tor/Phi 

Jim Benning (Fort Sask.) Tor/Van 

Jim Ennis (Sherwood Park) Edm 

Jim Nill (Drumheller) StL/Van/Bos/ 

Wpg/Det 

Jim Playfair (Fort Sask.) Edm/Chi 

Joe Colborne (Camrose) Tor/Cal 

John Hilworth (Drumheller) Det 

John Mokosak (Fort Sask.) Det 

John Rogers (Edmonton Maple Leafs) 

Minn 

John Quenneville (Sherwood 

Park) NJ/Chi 

Jon Kalinski (Bonnyville) Phil 

Jordan Martinook (Drayton Valley) 

Arizona/Car 

Justin Fontaine (Bonnyville) Minn 

Justin Hocking (Fort Sask.) LA 

Kael Mouillierat (Drayton Valley) NYI/ 

Pitt 

Karl Stollery (Camrose) Col/SJ/NJ 

Keith Brown (Fort Sask.) Chi/Flo 

Kelly Kisio (Red Deer) Det/NYR/SJ/Cgy 


ALUMNI 

Ken Daneyko (St. Albert) NJ 

Ken Solheim (St. Albert) Chi/Minn/Det/ 

Edm 

Ken Sutton (Calg. Canucks) Buff/Edm/ 

StL/NJ/NYI 

Ken Yaremchuk (Fort Sask.) Chi/Tor 

Kevin Connauton (Fort Sask.) Dal/ 

Col/Ariz/Col 

Kevin Haller (Olds) Mtl/Phil/Hart/Car/ 

Ana/NYI 

Krys Kolanos (Calg. Royals) Phx/Edm/ 

Cal 

Kyle Rossiter (Fort Sask.) Flo/Atlanta 

Lanny McDonald (Lethbridge) Tor/Col/ 

Cgy 

Len Barrie (Calg. Spurs) Phil/Fla/Pitt 

Lindy Ruff (Taber) Buff/NYR 

Matt Frattin (Fort Sask.) Tor/LA/Col/Tor 

Mark Letestu (Bonnyville) Pitt/ 

Col/Edm/Clb 

Marc Magnan (St. Albert) Tor 

Mark Astley (Calg. Canucks) Buff 

Mark Messier (St. Albert) Edm/NYR/ 

Van 

Mark Pysyk (Sherwood Park) Buff/ 

Flo 

Mason Raymond (Camrose) Van/Tor/ 

Cgy 

Matt Benning (Spruce Grove) Edm 

Merlin Malinowski (Drumheller) Col/NJ/ 

Hart 

Mickey Volcan (St. Albert) Hart/Cal 

Mike Berger (Fort Sask.) Minn 

Mike Commodore (Fort Sask.) NJ/Cgy/ 

Car/Ott/Clb/Det 

Mike Comrie (Sherwood Park/St. Albert) 

Edm/Phil/Pho/Ott/NYI/Pit 

Mike Connolly (Camrose) Col 

Mike Heidt (Calg. Canucks) LA 

Mike Needham (Fort Sask.) Pitt/Dall 

Mike Siklenka (Lloydminster) NYR/Phil 

Murray Brumwell (Calg. Canucks) Minn/ 

NJ 

Myles O’Connor (Calg. Canucks) NJ/ 

Ana 

Nick Holden (Camrose/Sherwood 

Park) Clb/Col/NYR/Bos/Vegas 

Nick Johnson (St. Albert) Pitt/Minn/ 

Phx/Bos 

Nick Tarnasky (Drayton Valley) TB / 

Nash/ Fla 

Nolan Pratt (Bonnyville) Hart/Car/TB/ 

Buff 

Pat MacLeod (Fort Sask.) Minn/SJ/Dall 

Paul Comrie (Fort Sask.) Edm 

Paul Healey (Fort Sask.) Phil/Tor/NYR/ 

Col 

Paul Messier (Spruce Grove) Col 

Paxton Schulte (Sherwood Park) Que/ 

Cal 

Perry Berezan (Sherwood Park/St. 

Albert) 

Cgy/Minn/SJ 

Perry Pelensky (Fort Sask.) Chi 

Perry Turnbull (The Pass) StL/Mtl/Wpg 

Phil Crowe (Red Deer/Olds) LA/Phil/ 

Ott/Nash 

Randy Moller (Red Deer) Que/NYR/ 

Buff/Fla 

Randy Turnbull (Fort Sask.) Cal 

Randy Wyrozub (Ponoka) Buff 

Ray Cote (Pincher Creek/Calg. Chinooks) 

Edm 

Ray Podloski (Red Deer) Bos 

Rene Bourque (St. Albert) Chi/Cal/Mtl/ 

Col 

Rich Sutter (Red Deer) Pitt/Phil/Van/ 

StL/Chi/Tor 

Richard Matvichuk (Fort Sask.) Minn/ 

Dal/NJ 

Richard Petiot (Camrose) LA/TB/Edm 

Rob Flockhart (The Pass) Van/Minn 

Rocky Saganiuk (Taber) Tor/Pitt 

Rod Buskas (Red Deer) Pitt/Van/LA/ 

Chi 

Ron Brown (St. Albert) Pitt 

Ron Fischer (Edmonton/Sherwood 

Park) Buff 

Ron Shudra (Red Deer) Edm 

Ron Sutter (Red Deer) Phil/StL/Que/ 

NYI/Bos/SJ/Cgy 

Roy Mitchell (St. Albert) Minn 

Roy Sommer (Spruce Grove) Edm 

Ryan Tobler (Calg. Royals) TB 

Scott Ferguson (Sherwood Park) Edm/ 

Ana/Edm/Min 

Scott Hartnell (Lloydminster) Nash/ 

Phil/Col 

Scottie Upshall (Fort McMurray) Nash/ 

Phil/Phx/Fla/Stl 

Sheldon Souray (Fort Sask.) NJ/Mtl/ 

Edm/Dal/Ana 

Stan Weir (Ponoka) Cgy/Tor/Edm/Col/ 

Det 

Steve Dykstra (Sherwood Park) Buff/ 

Edm/Pitt/Hart 

Steve Reinprecht (St. Albert) LA/Col/ 

Cgy/Pho/Fla 

Stu Barnes (St. Albert) Wpg/Fla/Pitt/ 

Buff/Dall 

Stu Kulak (Sherwood Park) Van/Que/ 

Edm/NYR/Wpg 

Taylor Fedun (Fort Sask.) Edm/SJ/ 

Van/Buff/Dal 

Terran Sandwith (Hobbema) Edm 

Terry Johnson (Calg. Canucks) Que/ 

StL/Cgy/Tor 

Terry Virtue (Hobbema) Bos/NYR 

TJ Galiardi (Calg. Royals) Col/San Jose/ 

Cal/Wpg 

Tony Currie (Spruce Grove) StL/Hart/ 

Van 

Tony Stiles (Calg. Canucks) Cal 

Trevor Sim (Calg. Spurs) Edm 

Troy Murray (St. Albert) Chi/Wpg/Ott/ 

Pitt/Col 

Ty Rattie (Brooks) St Louis/Edm 

Tyler Sloan (Calg. Royals) Wash 

Wade Redden (Lloydminster) Ott/NYR 

Wally Schreiber (Fort Sask.) Minn 

Warren Luhning (Calg. Royals) NYI/Dal 

Wayne Babych (Edmonton) StL/Pitt/ 

Que/Hart 

Zac Boyer (St. Albert) Dal 

Zarley Zalapski (Fort Sask.) Pitt/Hart/ 

Cgy/Mtl/Phil 

Goaltenders 

Aaron Dell (Calg. Canucks) SJS 

Allen York (Camrose) Col 

Ben Scrivens (Spruce Grove) Tor/LA/ 

Edm/Mtl 

Braden Holtby (Lloydminster) 

Wash 

Brian Ford (St. Albert) Que/Pitt 

Chad Johnson (Brooks Bandits) 

NYR/Phx/Bos/NYI/Buf/Stl/Ana 

Clint Malarchuk (Fort Sask.) Que/Wash/ 

Buff 

Corey Hirsch (Calg. Canucks) NYR/Van/ 

Wash 

Dan Blackburn (Bow Valley) NYR 

John Davidson (Lethbridge) StL/NYR 

Mark Fitzpatrick (Calg. Canucks) LA/ 

NYI/Fla/TB 

Matt Yeats (Olds) Wash 

Mike Brodeur (Camrose) Ott 

Mike Vernon (Calg. Canucks) Cal/Det/ 

SJ/Flo 

Nathan Lawson (Olds) NYI/Ott 

Rich Parent (Fort McMurray) StL/TB/ 

Pitt 

Ross McKay (Calg. Canucks) Hart 

Scott Bailey (Lloydminster) Bos 

Troy Gamble (Hobbema) Van 


ALUMNI 

NHL ENTRY DRAFT 

Players selected in the NHL Entry Draft directly from the 

Alberta Junior Hockey League 

Quinn Olson, Okotoks Oilers 

(Round 3, 92nd Overall, Boston Bruins, 

2019) 

Carter Gylander, Sherwood Park 

Crusaders (Round 7, 191st Overall. 

Detroit Red Wings, 2019) 

Jacob Bernard Docker, Okotoks 

Oilers (1st Round, 26th overall, Ottawa 

Senators, 2018) 

Austin Wong, Okotoks Oilers (7th 

Round, 215th overall, Winnipeg Jets, 

2018) 

Cale Makar, Brooks Bandits 

(1st Round, 4th overall, Colorado 

Avalanche, 2017) 

Ian Mitchell, Spruce Grove 

Saints (2nd Round, 57th overall, 

Chicago Blackhawks, 2017) 

Parker Foo, Brooks Bandits 

(5th Round, 144th overall, Chicago 

Blackhawks, 2017) 

Brandon Hickey, Spruce Grove 

Saints (3rd Round, 64th overall, Calgary 

Flames, 2014) 

Nikolas Koberstein, Olds Grizzlys 

(5th Round, 125th overall, Montreal 

Canadiens, 2014) 

Carson Soucy, Spruce Grove (5th 

round, 137th overall, Minnesota Wild, 


Mike Williamson, Spruce Grove 

(6th round, 175th overall, Vancouver 

Canucks, 2013) 

Colton Parayko, Fort McMurray 

Oil Barons (3rd round, 86th overall, St 

Louis Blues, 2012) 

Rhett Holland, Okotoks Oilers (4th 

round, 102nd overall, Phoenix Coyotes, 


Matthew Benning, Spruce Grove 

Saints (6th round, 175th overall, Boston 

Bruins, 2012) 

Matt Tomkins, Sherwood Park 

Crusaders (7th round, 199th overall, 

Chicago Blackhawks, 2012) 

Sam Jardine, Camrose Kodiaks 

(6th round, 169th overall, Chicago 


Sam Brittain, Canmore Eagles (4th 

round, 92nd overall, Florida Panthers, 


Ben Gallacher, Camrose Kodiaks 

(4th round, 93rd overall, Florida Panthers, 


Dylan Olsen, Camrose Kodiaks (1st 

round, 28th overall, Chicago Blackhawks, 


Corban Kinght, Okotoks Oilers (5th 

round, 135th overall, Florida Panthers, 


Derek Rodwell, Okotoks Oilers (5th 

round, 144th overall, New Jersey Devils, 


Joe Colborne, Camrose Kodiaks 

(1st round, 16th overall, Boston Bruins, 


Andrew MacWilliam, Camrose Kodiaks 

(7th round, 188th overall, Toronto 

Maple Leafs, 2008) 

Matt Frattin, Fort Saskatchewan 

Traders (4th round, 99th overall, Toronto 

Maple Leafs, 2007) 

Bradley Eidsness, Okotoks Oilers 

(5th round, 129th overall, Buffalo 

Sabres, 2007) 

Allen York, Camrose Kodiaks (6th 

round, 158th overall, Columbus Blue 

Jackets, 2007) 

Jase Weslosky, Sherwood Park 

Crusaders (4th round, 108th overall, 

New York Islanders, 2006) 

Jesse Martin, Spruce Grove Saints 

(7th round, 195th overall, Atlanta 

Thrashers, 2006) 

Mason Raymond, Camrose Kodiaks 

(2nd round, 51st overall, Vancouver 

Canucks, 2005) 

T. J. Fast, Camrose Kodiaks 

(2nd round, 60th overall, Los Angeles 

Kings, 2005) 

Matt Glasser, Fort McMurray 

Oil Barons (7th round, 220th 

overall, Edmonton Oilers, 2005) 

Nick Johnson, St. Albert (3rd 

round, 67th overall, Pittsburgh Penguins, 


Scott McCulloch, Grande Prairie 

(6th round, 165th overall, Chicago 


Matt McKnight, Camrose (9th round, 

280th overall, Dallas Stars, 2004) 

Ty Morris, St. Albert (4th round, 

128th overall, Vancouver Canucks, 


Mike Brodeur, Camrose (7th round, 

211th overall, Chicago Blackhawks, 


Jay Rosehill, Olds (7th round, 227th 

overall, Tampa Bay Lightning, 2003) 

Glenn Fisher, Fort Sask. Traders 

(5th round, 148th overall, Edmonton 

Oilers, 2002) 

Joel Andresen, St. Albert Saints 

(5th round, 157th overall, L. A. Kings, 


Dan Glover, Camrose (8th round, 

250th overall, New Jersey Devils, 2002) 

Richard Petiot, Camrose (4th round, 

116th overall, Los Angeles Kings, 2001) 

Craig Weller, Canucks (5th round, 

167th overall, St. Louis Blues, 2000) 


ALUMNI 

Mike Siklenka, Lloydminster (5th 

round, 118th overall, Washington Capitals, 

1998) 

Paul Cabana, Fort McMurray (6th 

round, 149 overall, Vancouver Canucks, 

1998) 

Matthew Yeats, Olds (9th round, 

248th overall, Los Angeles Kings, 1998) 

Alexander Fomichev, St. Albert 

(9th round, 231st overall, Edmonton Oilers, 

1997) 

Stephen Wagner, Olds (6th round, 

159th overall, St. Louis Blues, 1996) 

Fernando Pisani, St. Albert (8th 

round, 195th overall, Edmonton Oilers, 

1996) 

Mike LaPlante, Calgary Royals (7th 

round, 159th overall, Anaheim Mighty 

Ducks, 1995) 

Curtis Sheptak, Olds (7th round, 

160th overall, Edmonton, 1994) 

Colin Forbes, Sherwood Park (7th 

round, 166th overall, Philadelphia Flyers, 

1994) 

Warren Luhning, Royals (4th round, 

92nd overall, New York Islanders, 1993) 

Chris Davis, Royals (10th round, 

246th overall, Buffalo Sabres, 1993) 

Kyuin Shim, Sherwood Park (8th 

round, 181st overall Edmonton, 1992) 

Mickey Elick, Royals (8th round, 

192nd overall, New York Rangers, 1992) 

Dixon Ward, Red Deer (7th round, 

128th overall, Vancouver Canucks, 1988) 

Greg Geldart, St. Albert (8th round, 

149th overall, Vancouver Canucks, 1988) 

Geoff Smith, St. Albert (3rd round, 

63rd overall, Edmonton Oilers, 1987) 

Garry Valk, Sherwood Park (6th 

round, 108th overall, Vancouver, 1987) 

Brad Turner, Calgary Canucks (3rd 

round, 58th overall, Minnesota North 

Stars, 1986) 

Eric Murano, Canucks (5th round, 

91st overall, Vancouver Canucks, 1986) 

Matt Pesklewis, St. Albert (5th 

round, 97th overall, Boston Bruins, 1986) 

Joe Quinn, Canucks (6th round, 116th 

overall, Hartford Whalers, 1986) 

Ryan Pardowski, Canucks (8th 

round, 150th overall, New Jersey Devils, 

1986) 

Frank Furlan, Sherwood Park (8th 

round, 155th overall, Winnipeg Jets, 

1986) 

Barry Chyzowski, St. Albert (8th 

round, 156th overall, Rangers, 1986) 

Rob Glasgow, Sherwood Park (9th 

round, 179th overall, Hartford, 1986) 

Tony Fairfield, St. Albert (8th round, 

167th overall, Edmonton Oilers, 1985) 

Darryl Olsen, St. Albert (9th round, 

185th overall, Calgary Flames, 1985) 

Doug Greschuk, St. Albert (11th 

round, 212th overall, Pittsburgh Penguins, 

1985) 

Kevan Melrose, Red Deerw Rustlers 

(7th round, 138th overall, Calgary, 

1984) 

Brent Regan, St. Albert (10th round, 

193rd overall, Hartford, 1984) 

Daryn Fersovich, St. Albert (10th 

round, 204th overall, Philadelphia, 1984) 

Brad Berry, St. Albert (2nd round, 

29th overall, Winnipeg, 1983) 

Mal Parks, St. Albert (2nd round, 

36th overall, Minnesota, 1983) 

Perry Berezan, St. Albert (3rd round, 

56th overall, Calgary, 1983) 

Ron Chyzowski, St. Albert (4th 

round, 74th overall, Hartford, 1983) 

Cale Makar of 

the Brooks Bandits 

became the 

highest drafted 

AJHL player as 

the 4th overall 

selection of 

the Colorado 

Avalanche in the 

2017 NHL Draft 


ALUMNI 

NHL ENTRY 

DRAFT CONT’D. 

Tarek Howard, Olds (4th round, 81st 

overall, Chicago Blackhawks, 1983) 

Terry Taillefer, St. Albert 

(6th round, 126th overall, Boston, 1983) 

Craig Coxe, St. Albert (4th round, 

66th overall, Detroit Red Wings, 1982) 

Dean Clark, St. Albert (8th round, 

167th overall, Edmonton, 1982) 

Brent Meckling, Canucks (10th 

round, 191st overall, Detroit, 1982) 

Darren Acheson, Ft. Sask. (11th 

round, 229th overall, Montreal Canadiens, 

1982) 

Dale Thompson, Canucks (12th 

round, 240th overall, Calgary, 1982) 

Dave Donnelly, St. Albert (2nd 

round, 27th overall, Minnesota, 1981) 

Brent Sutter, Red Deer (1st round, 

17th overall, Islanders, 1980) 

Troy Murray, St. Albert (3rd round, 

57th overall, Chicago, 1980) 

Brian Tutt, Canucks (6th round, 126th 

overall, Philadelphia, 1980) 

Steve McKenzie, St. Albert (10th 

round, 198th overall, Pittsburgh, 1980) 

Glen Johannesen, Red Deer (10th 

round, 206th overall, Islanders, 1980) 

(90 players total) 

Quinn Olson (Okotoks Oilers) was selected in Round 

3 of the 2019 NHL Entry Draft by the Boston Bruins 

AJHL PRESIDENTS / COMMISSIONERS 

1964-1965 – Dave Duchak, Edmonton 

1965-1967 – Dick White, Edmonton 

Ron Jostin, 

Steve Wyker, Edmonton 

Doug Lauchlan, Calgary 

1971-1972 – Ian McKenzie, Calgary 

1972-1979 – Jim Scoular, Calgary 

1979-1980 – Ron Leopold, Calgary 

1980-1986 – Cec Swanson, Red Deer 

1986-1987 – John Fulton, Calgary 

1987-1993 – Dave Cranston, Fort Saskatchewan 

1993-1998 – Marty Knack, Spruce Grove 

1998-2006 – Kim Marsh, Red Deer 

2006-2013 – Craig T. Cripps, Calgary 

2013- – Ryan Bartoshyk, Okotoks 


HISTORY 

AJHL HISTORY 

AND FRANCHISE ORIGIN 

The Alberta Junior Hockey League 

continues to be the premier developmental 

League in Canada for student-athletes 

striving to capitalize on their athletic and 

academic abilities. Each season, over 300 

AJHL Alumni compete on College and 

University teams across North America 

and fill the rosters of NHL teams. 

The League was born out of necessity, 

in 1963 the Edmonton Oil Kings completely 

dominated junior hockey in Alberta and 

Western Canada. The only problem was 

that few of the Oil Kings were Edmontonians. 

But, Jim McAdie, now a member of 

the Edmonton Sports Hall of Fame and a 

leading force in the organization of the Alberta 

Junior Hockey League, said: “there 

were 1,000 kids wanting to play junior 

hockey in Alberta”. 

So, a few enterprising individuals met 

and formed the Alberta Junior Hockey 

League (AJHL), a five-team league playing 

a limited schedule, mainly on weekends. 

Other leading lights in the formative 

year were Ken Kuchinski of Edmonton, Stu 

Peppard of Calgary, Syd Hall and Carl Tentini 

of Lethbridge. 

The League comprised the Edmonton 

Safeway Canadians, the Edmonton Maple 

Leafs, the Lethbridge Sugar Kings, Calgary 

Cowboys and the Calgary Buffaloes. 

None of the charter members are still 

in existence unless one wants to include 

the Maple Leafs who, through a series of 

ownership changes and franchise shifts, 

has finally settled in Sherwood Park. 

From that humble beginning, the AJHL 

has grown into one of the most highly respected 

Junior ‘A’ Leagues in Canada, having 

nine national champions to its credit. 

But, it was not done without a great 

deal of difficulty, shifting franchises, new 

franchises, new commissioners, etc. It was 

done through the conviction of everyone 

involved that it was the thing to do. 

The League took its first step towards 

a truly provincial alignment in 1966-67 

when it admitted the Ponoka Stamped- 

2018-19 SEASON 

The AJHL played host 

to the World Junior A 

Challenge, CJHL 

Prospects Game and 

National Junior A 

Championship in the 

2018-2019 season! 


AJHL HISTORY CONTINUED 

ers, who lasted until 1970-71. One 

of the graduates of those early 

Ponoka years was Stan Weir; a 

former league scoring champion 

who played in National Hockey 

League. 

Max Bentley, hockey’s famous 

“dipsy-doodle-dandy” from Delisle, 

Sask., was a former Ponoka coach. 

The AJHL has 

grown into one of 

the most highly 

respected Junior 

‘A’ Leagues 

in Canada, having 

nine national 

championships 

He played on the Pony Line, one 

of the early day National Hockey 

League’s greatest lines with Doug 

Bentley and Bill Mosienko. 

Next, in 1967-68, came the Red 

Deer Rustlers, national champions 

in 1970-71, the Sutter saga 

and in 1979-80 they were national 

champions again. They were followed, 

in 1970-71, by the Mount 

Royal College Cougars of Calgary, 

who played in the League 

for two years before reverting 

to an all-college league (Alberta 

Colleges Athletic Conference). 

Former NHL great Bert Olmstead 

was the Cougars’ first coach. 

Also that year, Lloydminster 

was granted a franchise but it 

never got off the ground, a fate 

that was repeated again in 1972, 

and 1979. 

In 1971-72, the Calgary Canucks 

and the Drumheller Falcons 

entered. However, in the 

same year, two of the charter 

members, the Movers and the 

Maple Leafs, ceased operations. 

Drumheller played continuously 

until 1975-76 when the original 

Falcons folded, only to be revived 

in 1979-80. 

Drumheller’s franchise folded 

again after going 0-26 to start 

the 1982-83 season. 

The Lethbridge Sugar Kings fell 

by the wayside in 1972-73 because 

of the introduction to that city of 

major junior hockey. But, a new 

group stepped forward, renamed 

the team the Longhorns, and kept 

the AJHL functioning in Lethbridge 

until they, too, succumbed 

to the major juniors in 1974-75. 

The Edmonton Movers and 

the Edmonton Maple Leafs combined 

to become the Edmonton 

Mets in 1972-73, who in turn became 

the Spruce Grove Mets in 

1974-75. The Spruce Grove Mets 

gave the League its second national 

championship in 1974-75 

before becoming the St. Albert 

Saints in 1977-78. 

The Taber Golden Suns entered 

the league in 1974-75 with 

Gary Hull; brother of hockey’s 

famed Golden Jet, Bobby Hull, 

as their first coach. Taber transferred 

the franchise to Olds and 

became the Grizzlys in 1981-82. 

Then came the Fort Saskatchewan 

Traders and the Edmonton 

Crusaders in 1976-77. The Crusaders 

became the Sherwood 

Park Crusaders in 1978. 

The Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

and Hobbema Hawks entered 

the League in 1981-82. The Lloydminster 

Blazers were added in 

1988-89, after Lloydminster had 

operated as the Lancers in the Saskatchewan 

Junior Hockey League. 

The Red Deer Rustlers were 

granted a leave of absence in 

1989-90 and ceased operations 

in 1991-92. Hobbema took a leave 

of absence in 1990-91 and ceased 

operations in 1993. 

The Bonnyville Pontiacs 

joined in 1991-92; the Bow Valley 

Eagles, Grande Prairie Storm 

and Camrose Kodiaks entered 

in 1995-96, 1996-97, and 1997- 

98, respectively. Grande Prairie 

was admitted after playing many 

years in the Rocky Mountain Junior 

Hockey League in B.C. 

In 1998-99 the Crowsnest 

Pass gets a franchise back after a 

twenty-year absence and names 

the team the Timberwolves. 

Drayton Valley is also awarded a 

franchise and goes by the name 

of the Thunder. 

The Alberta Junior Hockey 

League awarded Brooks the opportunity 

to purchase a franchise 

in the League in September 

of 1998. In November 1999 the 

Brooks Bandits officially purchased 

the franchise for Brooks 

from Alberta Junior Hockey 

League. The Brooks Bandits 

opened the 2000-01 season as 

the 15th team in the AJHL. 


HISTORY 

After six seasons in the AJHL, 

the Bow Valley Eagles changed 

the name of the hockey club 

to the Canmore Eagles for the 

2001-02 season. All regular season 

home games were then 

played out of Canmore, Alberta 

and no longer rotated through 

surrounding communities. 

In January 2002, the AJHL 

awarded an expansion franchise 

to Drumheller, who would join as 

the 16th team in the AJHL. The 

Drumheller Dragons held their inaugural 

season in 2003-04. 

The Timberwolves franchise 

was taken over by the Okotoks 

Oilers at the end of the 2003-04 

season. The Oilers received a oneyear 

leave of absence from the 

League to relocate the Crowsnest 

Pass Timberwolves franchise. 

The St. Albert Saints moved 

to Spruce Grove in 2004, and began 

the 2004-05 season as the 

Spruce Grove Saints. The Alberta 

Junior Hockey League welcomed 

a 16th member team, the Okotoks 

Oilers, joining the AJHL for their 

inaugural season in 2005-06 after 

taking a one year absence to 

relocate the franchise from the 

Crowsnest Pass. 

The Lloydminster Blazers received 

the Board of Governors’ 

approval to change their name 

to the Lloydminster Bobcats and 

also the team colors to Black, Orange 

and White for the 2005-06 

AJHL Season. 

The Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

were relocated to St. Albert, 

Alberta for the 2007-08 AJHL 

Season. The Traders had been 

in Fort Saskatchewan since the 

1976-77 Season. 

After twenty years as the Calgary 

Royals, the organization introduced 

a new team name and 

logo in June 2010 and will now be 

known as the Calgary Mustangs. 

In November 2010, Fort Mc- 

Murray held Canada’s first outdoor 

junior hockey game. The 

AJHL Northern Classic was a tremendous 

success, with a record 

crowd of 5,726 fans on hand to 

watch the Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

and Drayton Valley Thunder 

skate to a 4-2 win for the home 

team. 

In April 2012, the AJHL Board 

of Governors approved relocation 

of the St Albert Steel to the town 

of Whitecourt. The Whitecourt 

Wolverines joined the AJHL North 

The AJHL played 

host to the World 

Junior A Challenge, 

CJHL Prospects 

Game and the 

National Junior 

A Championship 

in the 2018-2019 

season! 


AJHL HISTORY CONTINUED 

Division for the 2012-13 season. 

The Alberta Junior Hockey 

League had the prestigious opportunity 

to celebrate its 50th 

Anniversary in 2013-14. The celebrations 

included community 

events, national media recognition, 

a commemorative logo and 

the announcement of The Top 50 

AJHL Players of All-Time. 

The 2018 NHL Entry Draft 

marked the second consecutive 

year in which an AJHL player 

would be drafted in the 1st 

Round and be the top drafted 

CJHL player. Cale Makar made 

history as the highest drafted 

AJHL Player when the Colorado 

Avalanche selected him 4th overall 

in 2017. A total of 90 players 

have been selected in the NHL 

Entry Draft directly from the Alberta 

Junior Hockey League and 

23 AJHL Alumni have went on to 

win the Stanley Cup. In May 2019, 

the AJHL granted a leave of absence 

to the Calgary Mustangs 

organization, which would send 

the League into the 2019-20 season 

with 15 teams.. 

TOP 50 AJHL PLAYERS OF ALL-TIME 

The list includes ten players from each decade and is filled with NHL superstars and some of the biggest 

names in Canadian hockey history! Forty-three players on the Top 50 List went on to play in the NHL 

following their AJHL careers and eight have won the coveted Stanley Cup. 

2004 - 2013 

Mason Raymond, Camrose Kodiaks 

Joe Colborne, Camrose Kodiaks 

Matt Frattin, Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

Corban Knight, Okotoks Oilers 

T. J. Galiardi, Calgary Royals 

Ben Scrivens, Spruce Grove Saints 

Mark Letestu, Bonnyville Pontiacs 

Dylan Olsen, Camrose Kodiaks 

Justin Fontaine, Bonnyville Pontiacs 

Taylor Fedun, Spruce Grove Saints 

1994 - 2003 

Dany Heatley, Calgary Canucks 

Mike Comrie, St. Albert Saints 

Curtis Glencross, Brooks Bandits 

Rene Bourque, St. Albert Saints 

Chris Phillips, Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

Fernando Pisani, St. Albert Saints 

Mark Bomersback, Canmore Eagles 

Scottie Upshall, Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

Scott Hartnell, Lloydminster Blazers 

Steve Reinprecht, St. Albert Saints 

1984 - 1993 

Zarley Zalapski, Fort Saskatchewan 

Wade Redden, Lloydminster Blazers 

Stu Barnes, St. Albert Saints 

Gary Valk, Sherwood Park 

Dixon Ward, Red Deer Rustlers 

Brad Werenka, Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

Gary Shuchuk, St. Albert Saints 

Glen Wesley, Red Deer Rustlers 

Gord Thibodeau, Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

Corey Hirsch, Calgary Canucks 

1974 - 1983 

Brent Sutter, Red Deer Rustlers 

Mark Messier, Spruce Grove Mets 

Darryl Sutter, Red Deer Rustlers 

Duane Sutter, Red Deer Rustlers 

Kelly Kisio, Red Deer Rustlers 

Dave Babych, Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

Clint Malarchuk, Fort Saskatchewan 

Troy Murray, St. Albert Saints 

Perry Berezan, St. Albert Saints 

Mike Vernon, Calgary Canucks 

1964 - 1973 

Brian Sutter, Red Deer 

Garry Unger, Calgary Buffaloes 

Lanny McDonald, Lethbridge Sugar Kings 

John Davidson, Lethbridge Sugar Kings 

Stan Weir, Ponoka Stampeders 

Paul Messier, Edmonton Mets 

Doug Lindskog, Red Deer Rustlers 

Tom Lindskog, Red Deer Rustlers 

Rick Zaparniuk, Calgary Canucks 

Darrell Knibbs, Lethbridge Sugar Kings 


EDUCATION

OVER 50 YEARS 

OF EXCELLENCE 

Saints alumnus and 

University of Minnesota 

Duluth Captain 

Parker Mackay led 

the Bulldogs to 

back-to-back NCAA 

Titles 

Each season, over 300 

AJHL Alumni compete 

on College and University 

teams across North America. 

A total of 97 players on AJHL 

rosters in the 2018-19 season 

were committed to a College or 

University team. 

The AJHL is dedicated to 

promoting its athletes and ensuring 

they have every opportunity 

to succeed. The league 

offers numerous scholarships 

in conjunction with its corporate 

partners, and a longtime 

partnership with the Friends of 

Alberta Junior Hockey Society. 

Through events such as the Annual 

AJHL Showcase, which 

attracts over 175 scouts from 


EDUCATION 

the NHL, NCAA, Major Junior 

leagues and Canadian Colleges 

/ Universities, the AJHL will 

continue to provide maximum 

exposure for its athletes. 

The choice to play in the 

AJHL continues to be popular 

for players and their families 

who are concerned for their academic 

future. By choosing to 

play in the Alberta Junior Hockey 

League, a player is joining a 

fraternity of storied athletes 

through 50+ years of athletic 

and academic excellence. 

24 AJHL Alumni Captured 

2019 ACAC Title with 

MacEwan Griffins 

Bandits alumnus 

Cale Makar won 

the prestigious 

Hobey Baker 

Award for 2019 


AJHL PLAYERS COMMITTED 

TO A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY IN 2018-19 

BONNYVILLE PONTIACS 

Albert, Luke, Brown University 

Constable, Grayson, College of the Holy Cross 

Hogg, Jackson, Bethel University 

Leyer, Ethan, St. Cloud State University 

Monk, Matthew, Skidmore College 

Muise, Colby, Marion University 

Thomson, Sean, Hamilton College 

Young, Bobby, College of the Holy Cross 


Armstrong, Andranik, University of Massachusetts Lowell 

Bast, Luke, University of North Dakota 

Bates, Tyler, Colorado College 

Boyko, Simon, University of Vermont 

Campbell, Tyler, Dartmouth College 

Ceulemans, Corson, University of Wisconsin 

Christy, Ray, Colorado College 

Gravel, Simon, Canisius College 

Hale, Nick, College of the Holy Cross 

Hancock, Mack, University of Alaska Anchorage 

Lee, Jakob, Canisius College 

Lemay, William, University of Vermont 

Lucas, Andrew, University of Vermont 

Mahshie, Ryan, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) 

Plessis, Nathan, Brown University 

Scanlin, Brandon, University of Nebraska Omaha 

Vachon, Arnaud, Colgate University 

Wolski, Carter, Red Deer College 

CALGARY CANUCKS 

Herringer, Nic, University of Wisconsin-River Falls 

Tanaka, Adamu, Simon Fraser University 

CALGARY MUSTANGS 

Nicholson, Scott, Lake Forest College 

CAMROSE KODIAKS 

Chalifoux, Cale, McEwan University 

Kendall, Jacob, Niagara University 

Kupka, Kyler, St. Cloud State University 

Vinnell, Zach, Merrimack College 

Welke, Carson, Albertus Magnus University 

Welke, McKenzie, Albertus Magnus University 

CANMORE EAGLES 

Davis, Thomas, MacEwan University 

Drohan, Mark, SAIT 

Ong, Quinton, Yale University 

Young, Alex, Colgate University 

Young, Colton, Colgate University 

DRAYTON VALLEY THUNDER 

Aston, Zach, Grant MacEwan University 

Lush, Luke, Sacred Heart University 

Orban, James, University of British Columbia 

Pomeroy, Jesse, Niagara University 

DRUMHELLER DRAGONS 

Allin, Daniel, University of Alaska Fairbanks 

Boguslavsky, Markus, Boston University 

Bruneski, Dawson, University of Maine 

Edwards, Brett, University of Denver 

Risk, Brady, University of Alaska Fairbanks 

Stonnell, Bradley, Robert Morris University 

Taupert, Jordan, MacEwan University 

Truman, Roc, University of Massachusetts Lowell 

Truman, Scout, University of Massachusetts Lowell 

Virostek, Hunter, Albertus Magnus University 

FORT MCMURRAY OIL BARONS 

Conroy, Ryan, Yale University 

Gable, Kole, Grant MacEwan University 

Izyk, Liam, University of Alabama Huntsville 

Leslie, Jaedon, Ohio State University 

Miller, Taner, Grant MacEwan University 

Morison, Reed, Western University 

Tomaras, Peter, Concordia University 

GRANDE PRAIRIE STORM 

Milot-Ouellet, Vincent, UQTR 

Nordstrom, Alex, Michigan Tech University 

Okabe, Zachary, St. Cloud State University 

Pouliot, Xavier, York University 

Webb, Zach, MacEwan University 

OKOTOKS OILERS 

Dyck, Carson, Penn State University 

Gordon, Kyle, University of Lethbridge 

Holloway, Dylan, University of Wisconsin 

Olson, Quinn, University of Minnesota Duluth 

Wells, Blake, University of Massachusetts Lowell 

Wong, Austin, Harvard University 

OLDS GRIZZLYS 

Kolcon, Adam, Air Force Academy 

SHERWOOD PARK CRUSADERS 

Benning, Michael, University of Denver 

Berlin, Matt, University of Alberta Clegg, Garrett, Robert 

Morris University 

Gylander, Carter, Colgate University 

Hamly, Jack, University of Alberta Augustana 

Hyland, Brayden, MacEwan University 

Irwin, Reid, University of Denver 

Jette, Tyler, Lakehead University 

Kaiser, Zach, University of Massachusetts Lowell 

Savoie, Carter, University of Denver 

Wallis, Brandon, Concordia University 

Wieschorster, Brett, University of Vermont 

Zapernick, William, University of Alabama-Huntsville 

SPRUCE GROVE SAINTS 

Babichuk, Cory, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) 

Biro, Jordan, University of Denver 

Cooley, Stanley, Northeastern University 

Davis, Matthew, University of Denver 

Edwards, Ethan, University of Michigan 

Ganie, Logan, Michigan Tech University 

Hickey, Tanner, University of Alabama-Huntsville 

Lloyd, TJ, Bowling Green State University 

Saretsky, Parker, Michigan Tech University 

Wood, Evan, Concordia University 


STATISTICS

2018-19 REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS 

Regular Season Standings 

NORTH DIV. GP W L OTL GF GA PTS 

Sherwood Park 60 44 14 2 254 159 90 

Bonnyville 60 41 15 4 241 145 86 

Spruce Grove 60 40 17 3 204 141 83 

Fort McMurray 60 32 19 9 200 178 73 

Grande Prairie 60 30 26 4 208 215 64 

Drayton Valley 60 24 30 6 155 191 54 

Whitecourt 60 21 37 2 151 226 44 

Lloydminster 60 9 49 2 123 276 20 

SOUTH DIV. GP W L OTL GF GA PTS 

Brooks 60 57 3 0 334 125 114 

Okotoks 60 39 19 2 251 160 80 

Drumheller 60 37 19 4 228 176 78 

Camrose 60 32 21 7 211 189 71 

Calgary Mustangs 60 29 22 9 221 192 67 

Canmore 60 30 25 5 233 234 65 

Calgary Canucks 60 9 49 2 127 332 20 

Olds 60 6 51 3 120 322 15 

SPECIALTY TEAMS 

Powerplay 

Team PPG PPO PP% 

Brooks Bandits 95 321 29.60 

Sherwood Park Crusaders 83 304 27.30 

Canmore Eagles 79 342 23.10 

Drumheller Dragons 63 294 21.43 

Bonnyville Pontiacs 66 316 20.89 

Camrose Kodiaks 60 288 20.83 

Fort McMurray Oil Barons 56 269 20.82 

Grande Prairie Storm 53 268 19.78 

Okotoks Oilers 54 289 18.69 

Spruce Grove Saints 44 246 17.89 

Calgary Canucks 44 274 16.06 

Whitecourt Wolverines 38 253 15.02 

Calgary Mustangs 37 273 13.55 

Drayton Valley Thunder 36 276 13.04 

Olds Grizzlys 27 277 9.75 

Lloydminster Bobcats 26 277 9.39 

Penalty-kill 

Team PPGA TSH PK% 

Bonnyville Pontiacs 42 317 86.75 

Fort McMurray Oil Barons 34 238 85.71 

Sherwood Park Crusaders 39 270 85.56 

Okotoks Oilers 45 301 85.05 

Drumheller Dragons 45 300 85.00 

Spruce Grove Saints 34 222 84.68 

Brooks Bandits 39 250 84.40 

Camrose Kodiaks 53 332 84.04 

Drayton Valley Thunder 44 239 81.59 

Grande Prairie Storm 59 289 79.58 

Whitecourt Wolverines 60 281 78.65 

Canmore Eagles 75 347 78.39 

Calgary Mustangs 51 234 78.21 

Lloydminster Bobcats 66 292 77.40 

Olds Grizzlys 82 334 75.45 

Calgary Canucks 93 321 71.03 

The Brooks Bandits and Spruce Grove 

Saints advanced to the 2019 Inter 

Pipeline Cup Final as winners 

of their respective divisions 


STATISTICS 

Leading Scorers 

PLAYER P GP G A P/G PPG SHG GWG PTS 

William Lemay, Brooks Bandits F 58 32 58 1.6 8 1 2 90 

Dylan Holloway, Okotoks Oilers F 53 40 48 1.7 8 0 6 88 

Reed Morison, Fort McMurray Oil Barons F 59 41 38 1.3 7 4 3 79 

Alex Young, Canmore Eagles C 59 34 40 1.3 10 0 3 74 

Carter Savoie, Sherwood Park Crusaders LW 58 31 42 1.3 10 0 7 73 

Kyler Kupka, Camrose Kodiaks F 60 30 41 1.2 8 2 3 71 

Ray Christy, Brooks Bandits F 52 16 55 1.4 4 0 1 71 

Garrett Clegg, Sherwood Park Crusaders RW 54 32 38 1.3 7 0 11 70 

Simon Gravel, Brooks Bandits F 55 33 34 1.2 9 2 6 67 

Arjun Atwal, Sherwood Park Crusaders C 41 25 41 1.6 10 3 2 66 

Quinn Olson, Okotoks Oilers F 54 20 46 1.2 2 1 4 66 

Top Goaltenders (Minimum 20 Games Played) 

GOALTENDER GP MP W L T SO SV% GA GAA 

Matthew Davis, Spruce Grove Saints 35 2068 26 7 2 6 0.914 70 2.03 

Pierce Charleson, Brooks Bandits 44 2642 42 2 0 5 0.913 95 2.16 

Brady Parker, Okotoks Oilers 40 2303 27 10 1 1 0.902 88 2.29 

Griffin Bowerman, Camrose Kodiaks 28 1562 17 8 2 6 0.933 60 2.30 

Carter Gylander, Sherwood Park Crusaders 22 1235 16 4 0 3 0.915 50 2.43 

Colby Muise, Bonnyville Pontiacs 44 2594 28 13 2 3 0.916 108 2.50 

Matt Berlin, Sherwood Park Crusaders 38 2265 28 9 1 2 0.917 97 2.57 

Daniel Allin, Drumheller Dragons 20 1145 10 7 3 2 0.915 50 2.62 

Luke Lush, Drayton Valley Thunder 45 2528 23 15 5 4 0.919 112 2.66 

Chris Curr, Fort McMurray Oil Barons 41 2479 23 12 6 1 0.914 110 2.66 

2018-2019 AJHL Scoring Champion - Willam Lemay, Brooks Bandits 


2019 AJHL PLAYOFFS 

Leading Scorers 

PLAYER TEAM POS GP G A P/G PPG SHG GWG PTS 

William Lemay Brooks Bandits F 15 11 12 1.5 2 2 1 23 

Logan Ganie Spruce Grove Saints F 18 5 14 1.1 2 0 1 19 

Kyle Gordon Okotoks Oilers F 14 7 11 1.3 1 0 1 18 

Parker Saretsky Spruce Grove Saints F 18 6 12 1 3 0 0 18 

Ben Evanish Okotoks Oilers RW 14 7 9 1.1 1 1 0 16 

Top Goaltenders 

GOALIE TEAM GP MP W L SO SA SV% GA GAA 

Matthew Davis Spruce Grove Saints 18 1133 11 7 2 407 0.915 38 2.01 

Luke Lush Drayton Valley Thunder 4 237 1 3 1 139 0.946 8 2.03 

Pierce Charleson Brooks Bandits 15 968 12 3 3 332 0.907 34 2.11 

Hunter Virostek Drumheller Dragons 4 269 2 2 0 125 0.926 10 2.23 

Chris Curr Fort McMurray Oil Barons 10 602 5 5 0 321 0.922 27 2.69 

2019 DOYLE CUP 

ROUND /DATE HOME SCORE VISITORS SCORE 

Game 1 - April 26, 2019 Prince George Spruce Kings 2 Brooks Bandits 0 



Game 4 - May 1, 2019 Brooks Bandits 1 Prince George Spruce Kings 3 



The Prince George Spruce Kings are the 2019 Doyle Cup Champions with a 4-2 series win. 


STATISTICS 

2019 INTER PIPELINE CUP PLAYOFFS 

VITERRA AJHL NORTH DIVISION 

Round 1 Division Semi Final Division Final 

WOLVERINES (WW) (7) 

VS 

PONTIACS (BP) (2) 

Pontiacs win series 3-0 

Game 1: WW 1 @ BP 5 

Game 2: WW 1 @ BP 3 

Game 3: BP 3 @ WC 1 

Game 4: --- 

Game 5: --- 

THUNDER (DV) (6) 

VS 

SAINTS (SG) (3) 

Saints win series 3-1 

Game 1: DV 0 @ SG 2 

Game 2: DV 1 @ SG 2 

Game 3: SG 0 @ DV 1 

Game 4: SG 4 @ DV 3 

Game 5: --- 

STORM (GP) (5) 

VS 

OIL BARONS (FM) (4) 

Oil Barons win series 3-1 

Game 1: GP 4 @ FM 2 

Game 2: 

CANUCKS (CC) (7) 

VS 

OILERS (OK) (2) 

Oilers win series 3-0 

Game 1: 

CC 5 @ OK 6 OT 

Game 2: CC 3 @ OK 5 

Game 3: OK 6 @ CC 0 

Game 4: --- 

Game 5: --- 

EAGLES (CE) (6) 

VS 

DRAGONS (DD) (3) 

Eagles win series 3-2 

Game 1: 

Game 2: 

Game 3: 

GP 1 @ FM 2 OT 

Game 3: FM 4 @ GP 2 

Game 4: FM 5 @ GP 1 

Game 5: --- 

CE 2 @ DD 1 OT 

CE 2 @ DD 3OT 

DD 5 @ CE 4 OT 

Game 4: DD 1 @ CE 2 OT 

Game 5: CE 2 @ DD 1 

MUSTANGS (CM) (5) 

VS 

KODIAKS (CK) (4) 

Kodiaks win series 3-2 

Game 1: CM 2 @ CK 7 


Game 3: 

CK 4 @ CM 3 OT 

Game 4: CK 3 @ CM 5 


OIL BARONS (FM) (4) 

VS 

CRUSADERS (SP) (1) 

Crusaders win 4-2 

Game 1: FM 0 @ SP 4 

Game 2: FM 4 @ SP 2 

Game 3: 


VS 

PONTIACS (BP) (2) 

Saints win series 4-0 

Game 1: SG 5 @ BP 2 

Game 2: 

SG 4 @ BP 3 2OT 

Game 3: BP 1 @ SG 4 

Game 4: BP 0 @ SG 1 

Game 5: --- 

Game 6: --- 

Game 7: --- 

KODIAKS (CK) (3) 

VS 


Oilers win series 4-1 

Game 1: CK 3 @ OK 5 


Game 3: OK 6 @ CK 1 

Game 4: OK 3 @ CK 4 


Game 6: --- 

Game 7: --- 

SP 4 @ FM 3 OT 

Game 4: SP 2 @ FM 1 

Game 5: 

FM 3 @ SP 2 OT 

Game 6: SP 5 @ FM 3 

Game 7: --- 

VITERRA AJHL SOUTH DIVISION 

EAGLES (CE) (4) 

VS 

BANDITS (BB) (1) 

Bandits win series 4-1 

Game 1: CE 2 @ BB 8 


Game 3: 

Game 4: 

BB 2 @ CE 3 OT 

BB 4 @ CE 3 OT 


Game 6: --- 

Game 7: --- 


VS 

CRUSADERS (SP) (1) 

Saints win 4-2 

Game 1: SG 2 @ SP 4 

Game 2: 

SG 2 @ SP 3 OT 

Game 3: SP 3 @ SG 5 


Game 5: SG 5 @ SP 1 


Game 7: --- 

Saints win North Division 

Round 1 Division Semi Final Division Final 


VS 


Bandits win 4-2 

Game 1: OK 5 @ BB 7 


Game 3: BB 6 @ OK 1 

Game 4: 

BB 6 @ OK 5 OT 


Game 6: BB 3 @ OK 0 

Game 7: --- 

Bandits win South Division 

FINAL ROUND 


VS 


Bandits win 4-0 

Game 1: SG 2 @ BB 3 

Game 2: 

SG 2 @ BB 3 2OT 

Game 3: BB 5 @ SG 1 

Game 4: BB 2 @ SG 0 

Game 5: --- 

Game 6: --- 

Game 7: --- 

Bandits win Inter Pipeline Cup 


TOP GOALTENDERS - HISTORY 

1969-70 MIN GA SO W L T GAA 

Bob Galloway, Ponoka 1660 88 0 3.18 

Graham Parsons, Ponoka 920 53 1 3.46 

Dale Henwood, Red Deer 1038 68 2 3.93 

Carl Sapinsky, Red Deer 1702 114 0 4.02 

Don Hall, Lethbridge 2345 158 1 4.04 


John Davidson, Lethbridge 2754 142 3 3.09 

Dale Henwood, Red Deer 2203 121 0 3.30 

Darling, Cgy Mount Royal College 2062 139 1 4.05 

Graham Parsons, Ponoka 2294 159 0 4.16 

Rene Alain, Edmonton Maple Leafs 1183 83 0 4.21 


Graham Parsons, Red Deer 1365 69 1 3.03 

Gary Graham, Calgary Mt Royal 1356 69 1 3.05 

Frank Eppich, Calgary Canucks 1171 74 2 3.79 

Warner Crawford, Lethbridge 1307 89 0 4.08 

Keith Delaney, Red Deer 1394 97 0 4.18 


Don Stephenson, Red Deer 2825 166 1 3.53 

Ron Burgess, Calgary Canucks 1787 108 0 3.67 

Mike Priestner, Calgary Canucks 1733 112 3 3.88 

Brent Mason, The Pass 1399 111 0 4.76 

Ray McLeod, Edmonton Mets 2411 205 1 5.10 


Ron Bourcier, Red Deer 1827 102 0 3.35 

Jim Bowman, Edmonton Mets 1858 112 2 3.61 

Mike McCollam, The Pass 3115 197 0 3.79 

Dan Milton, Calgary Canucks 1571 103 0 3.93 

Rod Carlson, Red Deer 1643 118 0 4.31 


Julian Baretta, Spruce Grove 1783 103 2 3.47 

Tim Thomlison, Spruce Grove 1814 112 0 3.70 

Dan Shearer, Drumheller 2623 182 2 4.16 

Rod Carlson, Red Deer 2297 182 0 4.75 

Kelvin Erickson, Taber 1885 155 0 4.93 


Brad Hall, Cgy Canucks/Sp Grove 1943 132 0 4.08 

Rod Carlson, Spruce Grove 1862 127 0 4.09 

Bart Hunter, Spruce Grove 1495 107 0 4.29 

Glen Anweiler, Taber 1644 120 1 4.38 

Bob Iwabuchi, Taber 1693 132 2 4.68 


Brad Hall, Calgary Canucks 2010 115 2 27 8 0 3.43 

Pierre Lamoureux, Spruce Grove 1598 96 1 21 7 0 3.60 

Bob Iwabuchi, Spruce Grove 2015 138 0 14 16 2 4.11 

Bart Hunter, Spruce Grove/Fort Sask 1957 142 1 17 13 0 4.35 

Darrell Morin, Red Deer 1353 98 0 15 6 0 4.35 


John Kulych, Edmonton 1440 92 0 11 12 1 3.83 

Bill Tkachuk, Edmonton/Calgary 1625 116 0 14 12 0 4.22 

Pierre Lamoureux, St. Albert 1545 114 0 16 8 1 4.42 

Darcy Way, Calgary Canucks 1790 133 0 19 11 0 4.45 

Clint Malarchuk, Ft Sask. 2015 157 1 23 9 1 4.67 


Brian Ford, St. Albert 1798 114 0 19 8 1 3.8 

Mike Craig, Calgary Canucks 1445 93 1 19 4 0 3.86 

Clint Malarchuk, Ft Sask. 3030 2040 36 15 1 4.04 

Lee Pickett, Taber 1773 122 0 22 9 0 4.13 

Bill Tkachuk, Calgary Canucks 2179 160 0 25 12 0 4.41 


Mike Vernon, Calgary Canucks 1796 87 21 7 0 2.91 

Mike Craig, Calgary Canucks 1830 93 22 10 0 3.05 

Daryl Pierce, Red Deer 1875 116 24 6 1 3.71 

Brian Ford, St. Albert 2303 149 22 15 2 3.88 

Toby Klassen, Calgary Spurs 1495 109 14 12 0 4.37 


Ross McKay, Calgary Canucks 1715 97 16 10 1 3.39 

Ray Prive, Calgary Spurs 1848 114 23 6 1 3.70 

Ken Heppner, Red Deer 1451 91 17 8 0 3.76 

Don Hyland, St. Albert 1845 119 19 10 2 3.87 

Kelly Brooks, Calgary Spurs 1672 113 17 10 1 4.05 


Randy Jaycock, Calgary Spurs 1666 79 24 2 2 2.85 

Kelly Brooks, St. Albert 1543 79 20 7 0 3.07 

Glenn Murray, Calgary Spurs 1721 107 24 5 1 3.73 

Tom Grant, Calgary Canucks 1388 89 13 9 1 3.85 

Rory Delouise, Olds 2635 182 19 27 3 4.14 


Terry Taillefer, St. Albert 1614 98 1 19 6 0 3.64 

Jamie Bowman, Calgary Canucks 2165 147 0 21 16 1 4.07 

Ken Heppner, Red Deer 2439 175 1 25 16 2 4.31 

Brian Deley, St. Albert/Cgy Spurs 1747 138 0 14 16 0 4.74 

Scott Stanley, St. Albert/Olds 1275 106 0 11 12 0 4.99 


Kevin Stapleton, Fort Sask. 2250 149 1 25 12 0 3.97 

Derek Pizzey, Olds 1780 123 1 12 16 0 4.15 

Duanne Wolbeck, Red Deer 1517 107 0 15 9 1 4.23 

Willie Popp, St. Albert 1380 99 0 15 6 0 4.30 

Glenn Raeburn, Red Deer 2121 157 1 19 16 0 4.44 

Other NotableTroy Gamble, Hobbema 1102 90 0 6 10 1 4.90 


Glenn Raeburn, Red Deer 2339 131 1 24 12 1 3.36 

Grant Thomlinson, Ft Sask. 1619 96 2 18 8 1 3.56 

Darren Locher, Fort Sask. 1458 90 2 14 9 1 3.70 

Mark Fitzpatrick, Calgary Canucks 1631 102 2 18 8 0 3.75 


STATISTICS 

Martin Wood, Hobbema 1327 86 1 12 10 0 3.89 


Garth Sanderson, Sherwood Park 1701 101 3 18 9 1 3.56 

Jamie Bowman, Calgary Canucks 2431 153 1 27 15 0 3.78 

Jeff Ferguson, Calgary Spurs 1565 105 0 15 11 0 4.03 

Sandford Gauthier, Hobbema 2229 151 0 26 9 0 4.06 

Frank Furlan, Sherwood Park 1290 91 0 11 8 2 4.23 


Ken Weiss, Sherwood Park 2401 120 3 29 7 4 3.00 

Alec Sheflo, Calgary Canucks 1625 91 1 17 8 2 3.36 

Darren Locher, St. Albert 1602 100 1 15 11 3 3.75 

Peter Varga, Calgary Canucks 1957 123 1 22 10 1 3.77 

Todd Cunningham, St. Albert 1483 105 0 15 8 0 4.25 


Brian Harley, St. Albert 1335 68 0 19 3 0 3.06 

Buddy Brazier, Calgary Canucks 1588 83 2 23 2 0 3.14 

Corey Hirsch, Calgary Canucks 1538 91 1 22 5 0 3.55 

Darren Locher, St. Albert 2149 129 1 24 12 0 3.60 

Cory Cadden, Red Deer 1499 94 0 16 8 0 3.76 


Cory Cadden, Red Deer 1792 82 2 22 4 2 2.75 

Zane Reiter, Red Deer 1546 91 1 16 9 1 3.53 

Travis Benn, Calgary Canucks 2256 136 1 19 13 2 3.62 

Dean Intwert, St. Albert 1517 100 0 12 10 0 3.96 

Derek Shybunka, Ft Sask. 1559 104 0 18 8 0 4.00 


Alec Sheflo, Calgary Canucks 2602 166 1 34 8 2 3.83 

Mike Buzak, Fort Sask. 1731 112 0 19 11 0 3.88 

Terry Braun, Olds 2475 175 0 26 13 3 4.24 

John Mulhall, Fort McMurray 1270 90 0 10 8 1 4.25 

Kevin Koopman, Lloydminster 1866 137 0 17 15 0 4.41 


Derek Shybunka, St. Albert 2784 148 0 26 19 3 3.19 

Jaret Burgoyne, Calgary Royals 2129 118 3 21 13 2 3.32 

Mike Buzak, Fort Sask. 1883 114 2 22 9 1 3.63 

Mark Dawkins, Olds 1695 110 1 17 8 2 3.89 

Ryan Nessman, Olds 1720 115 2 14 15 0 4.01 


Larry Moberg, Olds 2359 108 2 30 8 2.75 

Brad Heric, Calgary Canucks 2200 130 1 17 15 3.54 

Roby Gropp, St. Albert 1468 90 0 16 6 3.68 

Ted Oloriz, Fort Sask. 2854 183 1 20 21 3.85 

Mark Evans, Calgary Royals 1476 95 2 15 7 3.86 


Trevor Koenig, Fort Sask. 1523 78 1 15 7 3.07 

Mike Cotrone, Olds 1250 66 0 10 11 3.17 

Chris Davis, Calgary Royals 2374 134 3 22 17 3.39 

Quinton Cruise, Cgy Royals/Canucks 1679 99 0 16 9 3.54 

Shawn Wighton, Fort Sask. 1753 104 0 16 10 3.56 


Ian Perkins, Olds 2452 102 3 35 4 2.50 

Trevor Koenig, Fort Sask. 2009 97 1 14 12 2.90 


Richard Parent, Fort McMurray 1722 91 1 15 8 3.17 

Brent Sheehan, Sherwood Park 2579 149 1 23 15 3.47 


Dean Crossland, Sherwood Park 1889 111 3 20 11 3.53 

Ian Perkins, Olds 2258 139 2 26 10 3.69 

Dave Weninger, Calgary Canucks 2089 136 1 22 11 3.91 

Tate McNelly, St. Albert 2344 162 1 17 14 4.15 

Karlen Ethier, Calgary Royals 1652 119 0 13 16 4.32 


Stephen Wagner, Olds 2787 139 2 29 10 2.99 


Jay Ewasiuk, Fort Sask. 1413 72 1 13 6 3.06 

Tate McNelly, St. Albert 2462 128 2 23 10 3.12 

Kent Baumbach, Fort McMurray 2402 129 2 21 12 3.22 


Trevor Anderson, Fort McMurray 2782 123 2 30 13 2.65 

Alexander Fomichev, St. Albert 2063 99 4 17 9 2.88 

Darryl Hodgson, Bow Valley 2059 104 2 18 12 3.03 

Todd Weninger, Calgary Canucks 2583 133 4 27 12 3.09 

Trevor Matter, Sherwood Park 2155 116 1 20 16 3.23 


Scott Kabotoff, St. Albert 1869 81 3 24 4 2.60 

Mike Gilhooly, Calgary Canucks 1672 87 0 15 8 3.12 

Cory McEachran, Fort McMurray 1292 69 0 10 7 3.20 

Trevor Rounce, Fort Sask. 1559 86 1 12 7 3.31 

Richard Jones, Grande Prairie 2076 116 1 23 8 3.35 


Mike Gilhooly, Calgary Canucks 2321 99 2 31 4 3 2.56 

Dan Morgan, Olds/Grande Prairie 1579 76 1 11 11 3 2.89 

Kirby Millar, St. Albert 1707 84 3 22 5 0 2.95 

Scott Kabotoff, St. Albert 2020 112 4 20 14 1 3.33 

Nick Boucher, Fort Sask. 1243 70 1 11 9 2 3.38 

1999-2000 MIN GA SO W L T GAA 

Mike Brown, Fort McMurray 2045 87 2 23 4 5 2.55 

Brent Zelenewich, Fort McMurray 1778 78 3 24 6 1 2.63 

Dustin Schwartz, Lloydminster 1946 87 2 21 7 4 2.68 

Dannie Morgan, Grande Prairie 2972 144 0 25 20 5 2.91 

Kevin Schieve, Drayton Valley 1355 66 2 13 7 3 2.92 

2000-01 MIN GA SO W L T GAA 

Kirby Millar, St. Albert 2537 113 3 21 13 7 2.67 

Tom Gillard, Lloydminster 2402 129 2 24 14 2 3.22 

Kris Tebbs, Olds 1939 104 0 22 7 4 3.22 

Scott Galenza, Camrose 2511 138 1 27 12 2 3.30 

Scott Rowan, Sherwood Park 2721 158 2 18 24 3 3.48 


Matt Hartney, St. Albert 1746 72 2 18 9 3 2.47 

Sheldon Michaelson, St.Albert 1454 61 1 15 3 4 2.52 

Jordie Wakefield, Grande Prairie 1775 79 1 16 11 4 2.67 

Clint Chalmers, Drayton Valley 2273 105 2 24 9 5 2.77 

Mike Brodeur, Camrose 1299 63 1 13 9 1 2.91 


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Chris Denman, Sherwood Park 1861 59 7 25 6 0 1.90 

Mike Brodeur, Camrose 2570 113 2 28 16 2 2.64 

Steven Bounds, Calgary Royals 1826 85 1 18 9 2 2.79 

Jordie Wakefield, Grande Prairie 2812 134 3 31 15 1 2.86 

Clint Chalmers, Drayton Valley 2952 145 2 28 16 5 2.95 


Jonathan Cayer, Grande Prairie 2814 104 3 32 10 4 2.22 

David Thompson, Camrose 1709 66 2 25 3 1 2.32 

Juliano Pagliero, Fort McMurray 2590 103 1 22 14 6 2.39 

Nathan Lawson, Olds 2508 100 2 31 9 2 2.39 

Brett Jaeger, Drayton Valley 2035 88 4 20 10 4 2.59 


Rob Nolan, Fort McMurray 2604 76 5 27 13 4 1.75 

Matt Yesmaniski, Fort McMurray 1238 36 5 16 2 1 1.75 

Scott Gudmandson, Drayton Valley 1884 66 3 18 8 5 2.10 

Jordan Erickson, Spruce Grove 2778 99 3 29 12 4 2.14 

David Thompson, Camrose 2533 91 5 33 4 6 2.16 

Jordan Ramstead, Grande Prairie 3119 115 5 31 16 4 2.21 


Jimmy Bernier, Fort McMurray 2630 72 10 32 8 4 1.64 

Jordan Ramstead, Grande Prairie 2444 88 6 28 13 1 2.16 

David Thompson, Camrose 2455 95 2 20 13 8 2.32 

Ben Scrivens, Spruce Grove 2473 100 3 27 12 2 2.43 

Ryan Rondeau, Canmore 1420 58 1 10 11 2 2.45 


Shannon Szabados, Fort Sask. 2508 89 4 31 7 4 2.13 

Allen York, Camrose 1661 60 3 23 4 0 2.17 

Keanan Boomer, Camrose 1970 78 2 23 9 1 2.38 

Simon LeBlanc, Grande Prairie 1019 41 0 12 4 1 2.41 

Paul Dainton, Fort McMurray 1388 56 2 13 6 4 2.42 


Mathieu Larochelle, Camrose 1763 62 5 24 3 2 2.11 

Bradley Eidsness, Okotoks 2264 80 3 29 4 4 2.12 

Allen York, Camrose 2005 75 3 24 5 3 2.24 

Jesse Chenard, Bonnyville 2482 95 4 23 17 1 2.30 

Blaine Neufeld, Grande Prairie 2671 108 3 27 14 3 2.43 


Chad Carder, Grande Prairie 1662 56 4 20 5 2 2.02 

Travis Rolheiser, Spruce Grove 2301 80 6 27 3 6 2.09 

Vincenzo Marozzi, Spruce Grove 1663 58 7 24 3 2 2.09 

Matt Milne, Grande Prairie 2028 72 5 21 10 3 2.13 

Sean Cahill, Okotoks 1738 72 3 21 8 2 2.49 


Travis Rolheiser, Spruce Grove 1781 47 4 26 3 0 1.58 


Chad Carder, Grande Prairie 2207 84 2 29 6 1 2.28 

Kris Moore, Camrose 2283 89 6 20 11 8 2.34 

Patrick Terriss, Sherwood Park 1215 51 2 13 5 1 2.52 



Julien Laplante, Bonnyville 2960 103 9 28 13 8 2.09 

Jesse Kallechy, Fort McMurray 2718 102 7 32 13 1 2.25 

Andy Williams, Grande Prairie 2258 88 2 19 14 4 2.34 

Michael Tadjdeh, Okotoks 1545 63 1 18 5 2 2.45 


Joel Miller, Spruce Grove 1861 54 5 24 5 3 1.74 

Brody Hoffman, Fort McMurray 2340 74 5 29 7 3 1.90 

Tyler Briggs, Lloydminster 1667 55 4 20 2 5 1.98 

Jan Obernesser, Brooks 2905 100 5 36 6 6 2.07 

Tanner Jaillet, Fort McMurray 1281 46 1 18 2 1 2.15 


Michael Fredrick, Brooks 2784 88 7 42 2 2 1.90 

Kenny Cameron, Spruce Grove 2454 89 4 26 10 5 2.18 

Jared D’Amico, Okotoks 2015 75 3 23 9 2 2.23 

Devin McDonald, Camrose 1603 60 2 16 10 2 2.24 

Keith Hamilton, Okotoks 1253 49 1 13 6 1 2.34 


Jesse Gordichuk, Fort McMurray 1118 35 5 15 3 0 1.88 

Tanner Jaillet, Fort McMurray 2509 84 6 30 8 4 2.01 

Michael Fredrick, Brooks 2932 101 5 33 10 6 2.07 

Kenny Cameron, Spruce Grove 2655 98 3 34 7 3 2.21 



Matthew Murray, Spruce Grove 1183 34 2 14 1 3 1.72 

Brett Zarowny, Spruce Grove 1907 62 3 28 4 1 1.95 


Nic Renyard, Okotoks 2491 91 5 30 8 3 2.19 

Devin Green, Lloydminster 2873 107 7 25 17 7 2.23 


Josh Davies, Brooks 2315 84 2 31 5 2 2.18 

Garrett Mason, Whitecourt 2121 83 5 21 10 5 2.35 

Olivier Charest, Bonnyville 2708 108 6 29 8 9 2.39 

Alex Leclerc, Lloydminster 2588 107 4 31 10 2 2.48 

Matthew Murray, Spruce Grove 1641 71 3 23 4 0 2.59 


Mitchel Benson, Brooks 2463 71 7 36 3 2 1.73 

Eric Szudor, Fort McMurray 2503 90 6 27 11 3 2.16 

Nolan Kent, Spruce Grove 2329 84 4 27 11 1 2.16 

Pierce Diamond, Whitecourt 2222 83 5 27 6 4 2.24 

Logan Drackett, Calgary Canucks 2788 109 6 29 14 3 2.35 


Nolan Kent, Spruce Grove 1104 28 4 15 4 0 1.52 

Riley Morris, Okotoks 2086 69 4 31 2 2 1.98 

Mitchel Benson, Brooks 3378 124 5 43 12 1 2.20 

Xavier Potvin, Whitecourt 2693 103 4 25 14 6 2.29 


STATISTICS 

Ben Howard, Okotoks 1544 60 1 22 3 0 2.33 

Chris Curr, Fort McMurray 1432 57 1 16 5 2 2.39 

Hayden Missler, Spruce Grove 1104 45 2 14 3 1 2.45 

Hunter Virostek, Drumheller 2578 119 1 24 15 4 2.77 

Eric Szudor, Fort McMurray 2192 105 2 26 8 3 2.87 

Luke Lush, Camrose 1438 70 1 9 9 6 2.92 


Matthew Davis, Spruce Grove 2068 70 6 26 7 2 2.03 

Pierce Charleson, Brooks 2642 95 5 42 2 0 2.16 

Brady Parker, Okotoks 2303 88 1 27 10 1 2.29 

Griffin Bowerman, Camrose 1562 60 6 17 8 2 2.30 

Carter Gylander, Sherwood Park 1235 50 3 16 4 0 2.43 

Colby Muise, Bonnyville 2594 108 3 28 13 2 2.50 

Matt Berlin, Sherwood Park 2265 97 2 28 9 1 2.57 

Daniel Allin, Drumheller 1145 50 2 10 7 3 2.62 

Luke Lush, Drayton Valley 2528 112 4 23 15 5 2.66 

Chris Curr, Fort McMurray 2479 110 1 23 12 6 2.66 

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SCORING LEADERS - HISTORY 

1969-70 GP G A PTS PIM 

Stan Weir, Ponoka 42 35 26 61 45 

Wynne Dempster, Ponoka/Red Deer 40 36 24 60 

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Keith Silvernagle, Ponoka 43 26 32 58 39 

Terry Wedderburn, Red Deer 46 20 38 58 116 

Randy Wyrozub, Ponoka 42 31 25 56 32 

Gerry Vachon, Lethbridge 46 24 31 55 39 

Dave White, Ponoka 35 18 35 53 26 

Bob Reddick, Ponoka 34 25 27 52 51 

John Rogers, Edmonton Maple Leafs 44 30 21 51 150 


Rob LeGuilloux, Calgary Mount 

Royal College 45 40 50 90 29 

Lanny McDonald, Lethbridge 45 37 45 82 56 

Marcel Comeau, Ponoka 49 42 38 80 32 

Brian Ogilvie, Red Deer 46 29 47 76 106 

Bowler, Edmonton Maple Leafs 45 38 35 73 60 

Pollock, Calgary Mount Royal College 50 35 35 70 46 

Darrell Goss, Calgary 

Mount Royal College 48 27 43 70 68 

Wynne Dempster, Red Deer 45 23 41 64 181 

Dave George, Lethbridge 46 27 36 63 107 

Craig Styles, Edmonton Maple Leafs 50 30 31 61 37 

Paskuski, Lethbridge 47 22 39 61 85 

Hunter, Calgary Mount Royal College 46 37 23 60 25 

George McCrea, Lethbridge 46 29 30 59 72 

Mel Gushattey, Edmonton Movers 45 28 31 59 115 

Rick Norndon, Edmonton Maple Leafs 48 27 27 54 107 


Ryan Wecker, Drumheller 48 57 28 85 24 

Dennis Olmstead, Calgary Canucks 47 36 45 81 34 

Dale Lewis, Red Deer 48 36 42 78 99 

Rick Alexander, Calgary 


Mark Lomenda, Calgary Canucks 48 35 35 70 61 

Terry Wittchen, Red Deer 48 33 36 69 36 

Ken Dodd, Lethbridge 48 21 46 67 23 

Darryl Wallis, Red Deer 47 32 32 64 33 

Dale Eloschuk, Calgary Canucks 46 25 37 62 20 

Tom Lindskog, Red Deer 48 18 41 59 39 

Dave George, Lethbridge 31 32 24 56 42 

Cliff Hendrickson, Calgary 


Dan Mandryk, Calgary Canucks 47 23 33 56 34 

Doug Lindskog, Red Deer 46 16 39 55 74 

Ron Logan, Calgary 


Gary Bembridge, Drumheller 47 16 38 54 20 



Ken Nelson, Drumheller 59 70 70 140 65 

Dale Eloschuk, Calgary Canucks 57 65 67 132 41 

Mark Lomenda, Calgary Canucks 54 52 66 118 63 

Reg Kinch, Red Deer 60 46 65 111 67 

Derek Haas, The Pass 60 49 54 103 35 

Gary Bembridge, Drumheller 60 32 66 98 22 

Warren Cook, Calgary Canucks 57 45 52 97 71 

Doug Lindskog, Red Deer 47 40 55 95 97 

Ian MacPhee, Calgary Canucks 59 38 55 93 98 

Brian Miller, Calgary Canucks 58 30 61 91 88 


Dave Bell, Edmonton Mets 56 44 39 83 100 

Dale Booth, Drumheller 60 26 57 83 187 

Rob Flockhart, The Pass 60 35 45 80 92 

Other notable 

Brian Sutter, Red Deer 51 27 40 67 54 



Brian Sutter, Red Deer 59 42 54 96 139 

Jerry Bancks, Calgary Canucks 59 50 39 89 36 

Rick Zaparniuk, Edmonton 58 36 43 79 34 

Randy Joevenazzo, Lethbridge 59 25 54 79 75 

Paul Messier, Edmonton 59 37 39 76 43 

Ron Krikke, Lethbridge 60 40 34 74 104 

Irvine Bowles, Red Deer 58 35 37 72 106 

Lyle Murray, The Pass 57 38 33 71 59 

John Hawkins, the Pass 60 28 43 71 63 

Grant Pushie, Drumheller 60 33 36 69 75 

Roger Mitchell, Drumheller 39 29 39 68 20 

Dean Magee, Calgary Canucks 56 36 30 66 142 

Dave Scott, Calgary Canucks 53 25 40 65 23 

Wayne Turner, The Pass 59 33 29 62 98 

Other Notables 

Gary Rissling, Edmonton 48 29 27 56 149 

Wayne Babych, Edmonton 56 20 18 38 68 

Tony Currie, Edmonton 29 20 16 36 35 


Ron Rose, Drumheller 60 44 82 126 155 

Don Renner, Taber 56 59 58 117 221 

Barry Lassiter, Red Deer 59 50 59 109 194 

Roger Mitchell, Drumheller 57 41 67 108 96 


Paul Messier, Spruce Grove 57 45 56 101 48 

Dave Scott, Calgary Canucks 55 39 58 97 77 

Randy Joevenazzo, Taber 60 29 68 97 93 

Kelly Bunn, Spruce Grove 59 45 50 95 92 

Mike McIvor, Calgary Canucks 46 40 54 94 68 

Mendel Vysohlid, Calgary Canucks 60 33 55 88 44 

Rod Pimm, Red Deer 47 42 42 84 82 

Bernie Syrenne, Taber 55 39 44 83 32 

Keith Hertz, Spruce Grove 56 35 48 83 45 

Tony Currie, Spruce Grove 35 36 44 80 73 


Merlin Malinowski, Drumheller 59 23 44 67 58 

Jim Nill, Drumheller 59 30 30 60 103 

Rocky Saganiuk, Taber 50 21 32 53 124 

Darryl Sutter, Red Deer 60 16 20 36 43 

Perry Turnbull, The Pass 59 6 4 10 134 


STATISTICS 

Glen Cochrane, The Pass 16 1 4 5 61 

Gary Rissling, Spruce Grove 5 2 2 4 12 


Rick Zaparniuk, Calgary Canucks 60 57 108 165 53 

Merlin Malinowski, Drumheller 59 60 86 146 79 

Darryl Sutter, Red Deer 60 43 93 136 82 

Rod Pimm, Red Deer 50 64 58 122 92 


Pete McMahon, Calgary Canucks 55 45 65 110 72 

Roger Mitchell, Drumheller 57 44 63 107 80 

Doug Palamarchuk, Red Deer 60 51 53 104 85 

Gord Salt, Calgary Canucks 60 53 49 102 53 

George Buat, The Pass 59 42 51 93 61 

Grant Pushie, Calgary Canucks 59 38 55 93 134 

Dean Solheim, Taber 55 34 57 91 161 

Perry Stensland, The Pass 60 46 39 85 59 

Mike McIvor, Calgary Canucks 57 28 57 85 99 

George Wright, Red Deer 52 37 45 82 139 


Rocky Saganiuk, Taber 49 42 32 74 169 

Blake Wesley, Red Deer 55 19 41 60 199 

Glen Cochrane, The Pass 60 17 42 59 210 

Perry Turnbull, The Pass 45 27 23 50 140 


Darryl Sutter, Red Deer 56 55 78 133 131 

Robin Laycock, Calgary Canucks 58 58 70 128 33 

Marty Achtymichuk, 

Fort Saskatchewan 58 40 76 116 34 

Mendel Vysohlid, Calgary Canucks 60 53 58 111 50 

John Ewasiuk, Fort Saskatchewan 60 46 56 102 94 

Kelly Kisio, Red Deer 60 53 48 101 101 

Bruce Small, Red Deer 58 46 55 101 94 

Dale McMullen, Red Deer 60 43 53 96 66 

Terry Lowe, Taber 56 39 51 90 171 

Todd Scott, Calgary Canucks 59 34 56 90 51 

Brian Hatton, Calgary Canucks 56 43 39 82 60 

Terry Oakes, Fort Saskatchewan 57 34 46 80 34 


Steve Lee, Taber 58 34 45 79 130 

Kelly Bunn, Spruce Grove 57 39 37 76 67 


Keith Brown, Fort Saskatchewan 59 14 61 75 14 

Mark Messier, Spruce Grove 57 27 39 66 91 

Lindy Ruff, Taber 60 13 33 46 112 

Duane Sutter, Red Deer 60 9 26 35 76 

Terry Johnson, Calgary Canucks 60 5 26 31 158 


Robin Laycock, Calgary Canucks 58 80 77 157 39 



Kelly Kisio, Red Deer 58 74 68 142 66 

Terry Lowe, Taber 52 60 72 132 137 


Dave Speer, Calgary Canucks 56 50 60 110 71 


Greg Skoreyko, Fort Saskatchewan 60 37 64 101 32 

Duane Sutter, Red Deer 59 47 53 100 218 

Dave Babych, Fort Saskatchewan 56 31 69 100 37 

Mickey McCarthy, Edmonton 60 52 45 97 45 

Bruno Baseotto, Calgary Canucks 60 40 46 86 23 

Richard Wentz, Taber 60 31 50 81 37 

Rick Weist, Taber 59 30 46 76 78 

Grant Morin, Fort Saskatchewan 36 33 42 75 179 


Mark Messier, St. Albert 54 25 49 74 194 

Mickey Volcan, St. Albert 60 28 40 68 106 

Dave Barr, Pincher Creek 60 16 32 48 53 

Murray Brumwell, Canucks 59 4 40 44 79 

Ken Solheim, St. Albert 60 26 16 42 31 

Brent Sutter, Red Deer 60 12 18 30 33 

Rod Buskas, Red Deer 60 5 2 7 36 

Troy Murray, St. Albert 5 0 2 2 0 


Bruno Baseotto, Calgary Canucks 59 54 83 137 31 




Mike Ferris, Fort Saskatchewan 59 59 38 97 63 

Dale Setoguchi, Taber 60 30 62 92 112 

Ken Solheim, St. Albert 60 47 42 89 63 


Ron Head, Calgary Canucks 56 40 44 84 8 

Lyle Stokotelny, Calgary Canucks 48 45 37 82 96 


Terry Oakes, Fort Saskatchewan 59 41 37 78 43 

Brad Owen, Taber 55 40 38 78 62 


Don Keller, Fort Saskatchewan 60 30 44 74 231 

Dean Kress, Taber 54 22 52 74 111 


Jim Benning, Fort Saskatchewan 45 14 57 71 10 

Mickey Volcan, St. Albert 50 20 47 67 109 

Rod Buskas, Red Deer 37 13 22 35 63 

Mark Messier, St. Albert 17 15 18 33 64 

Gary Yaremchuk, 




Doug Rigler, Red Deer 59 75 54 129 49 

Perry Pelensky, Fort Saskatchewan 59 55 59 114 105 

Ken Yaremchuk, Fort Saskatchewan 59 40 72 112 39 

Mickey McCarthy, Sherwood Park/ 

St. Albert 57 54 50 104 46 


Ivan Krook, Red Deer 54 43 54 97 24 

Brad Neufeld, Calgary Canucks 59 33 56 89 107 

Brian Hermanutz, Calgary Spurs 52 37 43 80 91 

Tim Cooney, Calgary Spurs 54 28 52 80 128 

Damian Stiert, Drumheller 56 37 40 77 137 

Mike Spencer, Fort Saskatchewan 49 35 39 74 97 

Rick Wentz, Taber 59 39 34 73 41 

Gary Yaremchuk, Fort Saskatchewan 27 27 44 71 

61 

Paul Phee, Calgary Spurs 44 30 38 68 47 


Dave Donnelly, St. Albert 59 27 33 60 146 

Ron Sutter, Red Deer 59 12 33 45 44 

Randy Moller, Red Deer 56 3 34 37 253 

Rich Sutter, Red Deer 50 13 19 32 157 


SCORING LEADERS - HISTORY CONTINUED 


Peter Gerlinger, Drumheller 60 61 52 113 64 

Dave Donnelly, St. Albert 53 39 55 94 243 

Rob Turner, Calgary Spurs 60 50 43 93 32 

Mike Heidt, Calgary Canucks 56 28 63 91 104 

James Huber, Calgary Spurs 54 37 52 89 71 

Jeff Hendricks, Drumheller 58 29 60 89 190 

Steve Mounkes, Calgary Canucks 48 33 52 85 197 

Rob Hamill, Red Deer 53 37 45 82 22 

Dean Walker, Calgary Spurs 53 36 46 82 35 

Grant Sasser, Fort Saskatchewan 54 33 49 82 49 

Terry Sargent, Sherwood Park 60 30 52 82 50 

Wally Schreiber, Fort Saskatchewan 55 39 41 80 105 

J.C. McEwan, St. Albert 56 29 48 77 196 

Greg Chalmers, Sherwood Park 52 37 37 74 29 

Joe Binfet, Calgary Spurs 59 29 45 74 88 


Steve Dykstra, Sherwood Park 36 9 15 24 52 

Perry Berezan, Sherwood Park 9 2 3 5 2 


Barry Bracko, Calgary Canucks 59 50 63 113 34 

Doug Moffat, Calgary Spurs 56 47 64 111 41 

Max Bell, Fort McMurray 59 54 50 104 121 

Greg Squires, Fort McMurray 51 31 64 95 107 

Harvey Smyl, St. Albert 55 42 45 87 160 

Grant Rezewski, Sherwood Park 51 42 40 82 75 

Gord Walker, Drumheller 60 35 44 79 98 

Paul Gerlitz, Calgary Spurs 54 34 44 78 114 

Tom Geib, Calgary Spurs 53 37 40 77 34 

Bud McCarthy, Sherwood Park 60 31 46 77 76 

Jim Fitzgerald, Olds 53 35 39 74 60 

Mal Parks, St. Albert 56 30 42 72 128 

Gary Daniels, Hobbema 59 28 44 72 77 

Rick Pankiw, Red Deer 54 23 49 72 144 

Brad MacGregor, Sherwood Park 59 22 50 72 30 


Craig Coxe, St. Albert 51 17 48 65 203 

Alan Conroy, Hobbema 52 23 39 62 172 

Perry Berezan, St. Albert 47 16 36 52 47 

Brad Berry, Sherwood Park 58 8 28 36 46 

Steve Dykstra, Sherwood Park 13 6 6 12 28 

Brian Benning, St. Albert 3 0 2 2 14 



Jim Fitzgerald, Olds 58 54 66 120 22 

John McMillan, St. Albert 59 44 76 120 129 

Mal Parks, St. Albert 54 59 57 116 185 

John Reid, Sherwood Park 58 55 52 107 215 

Dave Parsons, Olds 58 47 60 107 116 

Rick Pankiw, Fort McMurray 54 26 80 106 164 

Dennis Cranston, 


Rod Slatten, Fort McMurray 55 55 42 97 107 

Ray Podloski, Red Deer 59 49 48 97 47 

Paul Geddes, Calgary Canucks 58 42 47 89 28 

Marc Boisjoli, Fort Saskatchewan 59 44 44 88 128 

Darren Gorzitza, Olds 54 39 47 86 52 

Bruce Macnab, St. Albert 54 35 51 86 22 

Ted Materi, Calgary Spurs 51 29 53 82 155 


Perry Berezan, St. Albert 57 37 40 77 110 

Bob Bassen, Calgary Spurs 45 27 23 50 129 

Brian Benning, St. Albert 57 8 38 46 229 

Brad Berry, St. Albert 55 9 33 42 97 

Dana Murzyn, Calgary Canucks/Spurs 34 7 20 27 

78 


Sid Cranston, Fort Saskatchewan 60 53 89 142 110 

Terry Houlder, Red Deer 60 52 51 103 10 

Mike Morin, Hobbema 57 47 56 103 127 

Steve Johnson, St. Albert 58 37 60 97 22 

Gord Thibodeau, Fort Saskatchewan 53 22 74 96 44 

Bruce Hill, Olds 58 44 50 94 71 


Kent Prins, Fort Saskatchewan 59 42 48 90 123 

Darren Gorzitza, Olds 57 39 42 81 122 

Don Barber, St. Albert 53 42 38 80 74 

Rob Hrytsak, Hobbema 58 36 41 77 29 

Mario Sicolo, Fort Saskatchewan 54 40 36 76 80 

Greg Parks, St. Albert 58 33 42 75 224 

Darren Steer, Fort McMurray 49 31 44 75 157 

Scott Hillier, Calgary Spurs 56 38 36 74 113 

Other Notable 

Glen Wesley, Red Deer 57 9 20 29 40 


Barry Bracko, Calgary Canucks 55 63 68 131 194 

Troy Jacobsen, Fort Saskatchewan 60 51 62 113 167 

Gary Sweetnam, Calgary Spurs 58 47 63 110 207 

Greg Parks, St. Albert 48 38 72 110 91 

Trent Rees, Calgary Spurs 59 32 66 98 58 

Dan Baker, Calgary Canucks 54 40 55 95 206 

Wes Craig, St. Albert 53 39 51 90 97 

John Walker, Sherwood Park 59 36 54 90 128 

Gerry Lamoureux, Calgary Spurs 52 36 48 84 223 

Lubo Dzurilla, Fort Saskatchewan 51 17 67 84 74 

Darryl Harpe, Hobbema 59 36 41 77 115 

Darryl Shudra, Red Deer 53 39 34 73 26 

Shawn Swail, St. Albert 46 33 38 71 68 

Gary Van Tol, Hobbema 60 33 38 71 69 

Al Leggett, Hobbema 60 29 42 71 174 

Ron Shudra, Red Deer 57 14 57 71 70 


Gary Shuchuk, St. Albert 56 30 31 61 88 

Zarley Zalapski, Fort Saskatchewan 57 14 45 59 14 

Garry Valk, Sherwood Park 53 20 22 42 66 


Blake Jurgens, Olds 52 46 50 96 28 

Wes Craig, St. Albert 47 38 58 96 107 


Barry Kress, Fort McMurray 44 47 42 89 287 

Brent Morrison, Fort McMurray 46 38 51 89 176 

Lubo Dzurilla, Fort Saskatchewan 51 36 53 89 83 

Gary Shuchuk, St. Albert 49 42 46 88 103 


STATISTICS 

Brad Wilson, Olds 51 23 65 88 166 

Eric Murano, Calgary Canucks 52 34 47 81 32 

Dan Hart, Fort McMurray 40 42 37 79 176 

Dwayne Wills, Fort McMurray 51 17 59 76 120 

Todd Birss, Calgary Spurs 50 37 37 73 36 

Barry McKinlay, St. Albert 52 21 51 72 102 

Bill Davidson, Fort Saskatchewan 50 8 64 72 90 

Mark Thietke, Sherwood Park 49 29 41 70 123 


Zarley Zalapski, Fort Saskatchewan 27 20 33 53 46 

Garry Valk, Sherwood Park 40 20 26 46 116 

Mike Needham, Fort Saskatchewan 49 19 26 45 97 

Brad Werenka, Fort Saskatchewan 29 12 23 35 24 


Lubo Dzurilla, Fort McMurray 58 40 96 136 129 


Todd Birss, Calgary Spurs 57 52 50 102 164 

Barry Kress, Fort McMurray 50 38 62 100 172 

Calvin Wiltshire, Red Deer 57 44 47 91 120 

Mike Ikeda, Calgary Canucks 60 39 52 91 134 

Mark Hicks, Calgary Spurs 53 40 47 87 117 

Dixon Ward, Red Deer 59 46 40 86 153 

Garry Valk, Sherwood Park 59 42 44 86 204 

Jeff Gosselin, Red Deer 55 34 45 79 180 

Jason Wood, Fort McMurray 55 33 44 77 133 

Phil Huber, Calgary Canucks 53 29 47 76 141 

Stu Barnes, St. Albert 53 41 34 75 103 

Marty Yewchuk, Hobbema 58 28 47 75 244 

Mike Bertamini, Calgary Canucks 60 41 32 73 136 

Marty Comeau, St. Albert 57 34 39 73 262 

Craig Sterzer, St. Albert 59 29 44 73 51 


Mike Needham, Fort Saskatchewan 53 30 28 58 127 

Dave Chyzowski, St. Albert 49 22 30 52 114 

Ed Ward, Sherwood Park 60 18 28 46 272 

Geoff Smith, St. Albert 57 7 28 35 101 


Robin Dube, Red Deer 53 53 83 136 190 

Dixon Ward, Red Deer 51 60 71 131 167 

Martin Jiranek, Calgary Canucks 56 60 57 117 83 

Brian Shantz, Fort McMurray 57 34 80 114 153 

Randy Keller, Fort McMurray 57 64 47 111 174 

Mike Bertamini, Calgary Canucks 56 47 62 109 211 

Mark Hicks, Calgary Spurs 57 39 69 108 206 

Greg Geldart, St. Albert 58 38 67 105 116 

Dean Larson, Calgary Canucks 55 41 63 104 76 

Robbi Gador, Red Deer 55 56 47 103 174 

Scott Mydan, Fort Saskatchewan 58 35 63 98 52 

Alex Hicks, Calgary Spurs 56 37 58 95 185 

Bob Duchak, Red Deer 51 27 64 91 108 

Mike Lintner, Calgary Spurs 58 35 46 81 118 

Derek Loomer, Olds 54 29 48 77 103 


Mark Astley, Calgary Canucks 52 25 37 62 106 

Ken Sutton, Calgary Canucks 53 13 43 56 226 

Kevin Haller, Olds 53 13 31 44 66 


Terry Degner, St. Albert 60 42 63 105 28 

Mike Palichuk, Sherwood Park 58 47 47 94 129 

Brent Whiteside, Olds 59 47 46 93 103 

Derek Kletzel, Calgary Spurs 56 39 52 91 56 

Kelly Jones, Red Deer 60 37 51 88 137 

Chad Moar, Calgary Spurs 55 48 37 85 191 

Mike Schwengler, Olds 55 36 49 85 101 

Tavis MacMillan, Calgary Spurs 45 35 42 77 98 

Calvin Wiltshire, Red Deer 45 34 42 76 179 

Dean Dorchak, Fort Saskatchewan 60 42 33 75 87 

Chad Onishenko, Calgary Canucks 60 34 40 74 86 

Cory Clouston, Sherwood Park 46 29 44 73 110 

Mark Hilton, St. Albert 52 28 45 73 168 

Lore Ketsa, St. Albert 51 30 41 71 210 

Darren Perkins, Olds 48 23 47 70 257 

Steve Chelios, Red Deer 59 17 53 70 185 


Clayton Beddoes, Red Deer 60 18 38 56 115 

Richard Matvichuk, 


Phil Crowe, Red Deer 41 6 4 10 142 


Joey Potskin, Hobbema 47 59 59 118 116 

Zorn Kosic, Olds 60 50 56 106 55 

Mike Schwengler, Olds 59 50 54 104 83 

Hugh McEwen, Calgary Canucks 54 50 52 102 165 

Rob Hartnell, Hobbema 60 36 62 98 127 

Mark Souch, Sherwood Park 60 40 55 95 107 

Tracy Georgsen, Calgary Spurs 60 46 45 91 262 

Tony Dalcin, Calgary Canucks 60 28 62 90 25 

Blaine Keller, Fort McMurray 58 47 40 87 293 

Scott Hutchinson, Calgary Canucks 59 40 47 87 89 

Kevin Sobb, Calgary Canucks 58 36 50 86 22 

Dana McKechnie, 


Heath Sampson, Calgary Canucks 54 27 55 82 62 

Troy McIvor, Olds 59 27 54 81 49 

Todd Forsyth, Hobbema 60 22 58 80 190 

Other Notable 

Phil Crowe, Olds 47 8 21 29 248 


Jason Dunham, Olds 53 43 60 103 161 

Jason Eckel, Lloydminster 55 44 56 100 73 

Brian Shantz, Fort McMurray 44 26 55 81 43 

Dory Reich, Fort Saskatchewan 55 34 43 77 153 

Jamie Graham, Fort McMurray 50 40 34 74 129 

Jason Krueckl, Lloydminster 49 33 41 74 191 

Darryl Romano, Fort McMurray 54 24 49 73 109 

Paul Strand, Fort Saskatchewan 48 30 39 69 223 

Kevin Higo, Fort McMurray 56 33 35 68 81 

Tim Wiwchar, Fort Saskatchewan 55 24 44 68 66 

Eric Fulton, Olds 54 30 37 67 117 

Blair Kambeitz, Olds 55 9 55 64 56 

Travis Stephenson, Olds 40 30 32 62 122 

Reggie Cardinal, Fort McMurray 37 22 39 61 117 

Nick Poole, Calgary Royals 53 27 33 60 18 


Phil Crowe, Olds 50 16 24 40 290 

Cale Hulse, Calgary Royals 48 0 19 19 201 


Reo Lajeunesse, Olds 59 54 67 121 76 


Ken Slywka, Sherwood Park 53 28 85 113 44 



Teeder Wynne, Calgary Royals 59 36 68 104 58 

Sean Beswick, Calgary Royals 50 51 50 101 193 

Kelly Hrycun, Sherwood Park 60 44 55 99 81 

Darryl Romano, Fort McMurray 53 32 64 96 204 

Joe Ciccarello, Calgary Royals 56 41 50 91 120 

Warren Smith, Lloydminster 57 37 53 90 54 

Reggie Cardinal, Fort McMurray 49 35 54 89 133 

Curtis Fry, St. Albert 59 33 51 84 77 

Terry Lorenz, Lloydminster 57 32 50 82 28 

Brent Shaback, St. Albert 59 30 52 82 56 

Travis Cunningham, Bonnyville/ 

Fort McMurray 43 37 80 103 

Kyuin Shim, Sherwood Park 55 38 38 76 97 

Other Notable 

Nolan Pratt, Bonnyville 33 3 7 10 57 



Reo Lajeunesse, Olds 46 43 49 92 51 

Bobby Stewart, Fort McMurray 55 40 47 87 84 

Travis Cunningham, Fort McMurray/ 

Lloydminster 54 34 51 85 142 

Jamie Barnes, St. Albert 42 33 46 79 41 

Kelly Hrycun, Sherwood Park 56 47 31 78 64 

Darcy Dallas, Olds 55 21 57 78 260 

Mike Thompson, St. Albert 56 33 44 77 162 

Stacey Rayan, Fort Saskatchewan 51 27 47 74 36 

Brent Shaback, St. Albert 51 34 38 72 82 

Jason L’Hirondelle, Fort McMurray 50 45 24 69 181 

Harry York, Bonnyville 56 28 41 69 59 

Dennis Saharchuk, Fort McMurray 46 20 49 69 39 

Chad Hartnell, Lloydminster 50 25 41 66 126 

Cody Bowtell, Lloydminster 55 36 27 63 54 


Wade Redden, Lloydminster 34 4 11 15 64 

Sheldon Souray, Fort Saskatchewan 35 0 3 3 116 


Miro Skovira, Olds 53 42 61 103 16 

Harry York, Bonnyville 56 38 62 100 109 

Steve Walker, Bonnyville 42 39 53 92 63 

Bobby Stewart, Fort McMurray 54 35 55 90 135 

Marek Tatar, Olds 53 38 49 87 148 

Tyler Graham, Olds 56 32 53 85 32 

Wade Fennig, Fort Saskatchewan 56 26 59 85 40 

Dylan Dellezay, Sherwood Park 56 40 42 82 83 

Ross Harris, Fort McMurray 45 54 25 79 58 

Shane Mulrooney, Calgary Royals 55 29 45 74 138 

Joe Murphy, Olds 52 34 38 72 46 

Darcy Christensen, Calgary Canucks 56 15 57 72 121 

Chris Yule, St. Albert 54 38 30 68 79 

Ian Kallay, Fort Saskatchewan 53 28 39 67 38 

Josh Erdman, Olds 52 22 43 65 260 

Other Notable 

Colin Forbes, Sherwood Park 47 18 22 40 76 


Harry York, Fort McMurray 54 36 73 109 126 

Andrew Luciuk, Sherwood Park 56 51 43 94 20 

Andrew Hannah, Lloydminster 50 43 44 87 49 

Luke Gergel, Olds 56 35 52 87 38 

Bryan Forslund, Sherwood Park 55 35 51 86 99 

Sandro Pisani, Bonnyville 56 30 55 85 105 

Scott King, Calgary Royals 56 36 48 84 77 

Sheldon Szmata, Olds 56 35 47 82 91 

Paul Jay, St. Albert 55 28 53 81 47 

Steve Reinprecht, St. Albert 56 35 44 79 14 

Dion Wandler, Calgary Canucks 53 36 39 75 16 

Dan Bokenfohr, St. Albert 55 40 34 74 65 

Kyle Edwards, Calgary Canucks 56 25 48 73 65 

Marek Tatar, Olds 45 24 45 69 94 

Paul Comrie, Fort Saskatchewan 51 30 37 67 121 

Other Notable 

Craig Adams, Calgary Canucks 40 14 24 38 82 


Fernando Pisani, St. Albert 58 40 63 103 134 

A.J. Aitken, Fort McMurray 58 46 48 94 103 

Rob Smashnuk, Bonnyville 56 35 56 91 138 

Dan Heilman, Olds 60 27 53 80 56 

Brad Mueller, Fort McMurray 55 37 42 79 100 

Dan Bokenfohr, St. Albert 53 32 47 79 181 

Tate Locke, Fort Saskatchewan 60 25 51 76 44 

Scott Wagner, Calgary Canucks 59 37 38 75 45 

Randy Getzinger, Sherwood Park 56 36 39 75 222 

Kelly Popadynetz, Calgary Canucks 57 21 53 74 55 

Dale Donaldson, St. Albert 54 36 37 73 154 

Chris Jensen, Calgary Canucks 55 30 43 73 84 

Chad Moskal, Bow Valley 58 33 39 72 70 

Russell Sharp, Fort McMurray 56 12 59 71 79 

Jim Lawrence, Olds 59 29 39 68 44 


Kirk Lamb, Bonnyville 57 40 68 108 211 

Tate Locke, Fort Saskatchewan 58 30 63 93 24 

Jim Lawrence, Olds 59 40 39 79 94 

Andy Doktorchik, Bonnyville 54 29 50 79 147 

Mike Comrie, Sherwood Park/ 

St. Albert 63 37 41 78 44 

Jason McKee, Lloydminster 59 28 50 78 135 

Mark Hallam, Lloydminster 60 23 53 76 22 


Kevin Kuryluk, Bonnyville 49 42 31 73 80 

David Myson, Lloydminster 60 36 36 72 201 

Cory Pecush, Grande Prairie 57 32 38 70 132 

Scott Mackee, Olds 59 31 37 68 74 

Reg Heinen, Grande Prairie 46 17 51 68 176 

Sheldon Pietrzykowski, 


Tyler Junck, Fort McMurray 57 27 38 65 49 

Kelly Popadynetz, Calgary Canucks 59 22 43 65 107 


Mike Comrie, St. Albert 58 60 78 138 134 

David Hukalo, St. Albert 57 53 52 105 124 

Ryan Carter, Grande Prairie 60 47 55 102 116 

Cory Pecush, Grande Prairie 60 42 56 98 108 

Jamie Lundmark, St. Albert 57 33 58 91 176 

Paul Cabana, Fort McMurray 52 48 32 80 121 

Jason Abel, Grande Prairie 57 24 53 77 141 


STATISTICS 


Matt Gorman, Fort Saskatchewan 60 39 34 73 79 

Blaine Bablitz, Grande Prairie 58 31 41 72 35 

Moe Halat, Calgary Canucks 58 26 45 71 89 


Dana Lattery, Olds 53 35 32 67 161 

Andy Doktorchik, Bonnyville/ 

Fort McMurray 58 31 36 67 101 

Jared Mercer, Fort Saskatchewan 60 32 34 66 18 

Rob Ziemmer, St. Albert 60 31 35 66 89 

Darcy Hrycauk, Bonnyville 58 22 44 66 69 

Other Notable 

Scott Hartnell, Lloydminster 56 9 25 34 82 


Dany Heatley, Calgary Canucks 60 70 56 126 91 

Matt Gorman, Fort Saskatchewan 62 61 55 116 87 

Andy Doktorchik, Bonnyville 61 55 61 116 136 

Krys Kolanos, Calgary Royals 58 43 67 110 98 

Ron Grimard, St. Albert 61 43 65 108 257 

Moe Halat, Calgary Canucks 55 29 72 101 64 

Travis Barnes, Lloydminster 62 54 39 93 36 

Adam Redmond, Fort McMurray 62 28 65 93 102 

Scott Meyerhoff, Calgary Royals 59 24 68 92 299 


Ryan Manitowich, Calgary Canucks 62 47 40 87 28 

Nick Deschenes, Fort Saskatchewan 58 40 45 85 70 

Riley Riddell, Camrose 62 34 50 84 56 

Blaine Bablitz, Grande Prairie 62 25 59 84 43 

David Evans, Calgary Royals 62 29 54 83 80 

1999-2000 GP G A PTS PIM 

Dana Lattery, Olds 61 64 44 108 112 

Riley Riddell, Camrose 64 46 62 108 6 

Jared Sylvestre, Bonnyville 59 38 69 107 52 

Tim Krueckl, Bow Valley 63 52 51 103 103 

Ryan Campbell, Fort Saskatchewan 57 51 50 101 50 

Jade Galbraith, Drayton Valley 62 35 66 101 125 

Connor James, Calgary Royals 64 36 57 93 41 

Travis Barnes, Lloydminster 62 38 53 91 90 

Brent Robertson, St. Albert 55 35 53 88 291 

Ryan Epp, Bow Valley 54 34 54 88 108 

Rene Bourque, St. Albert 63 44 41 85 113 

Matt Levicki, Fort Saskatchewan 64 39 46 85 63 

Jason Grinevitch, Drayton Valley 58 28 55 83 30 

Joel Macaulay, Olds 64 27 56 83 12 

Scott Pratt, Lloydminster 57 37 45 82 42 

2000-01 GP G A PTS PIM 

Jeremy Cheyne, Bow Valley/ 

Fort McMurray 62 60 68 128 131 

Nathan Rosychuk, Fort McMurray/ 

Lloydminster/Grande Prairie 62 61 53 114 138 

Tyler Brosz, Olds 64 48 66 114 71 

Mike Wiggins, Calgary Royals 62 52 59 111 100 

Jason Grinevitch, Drayton Valley 63 47 59 106 47 

Mark Bomersback, Bow Valley 62 34 70 104 88 

Jared Mudryk, Olds 64 46 56 102 76 

Ryan Watson, Drayton Valley 57 43 57 100 85 

Jeff Marler, Brooks 64 49 50 99 20 

Colen Pappas, Olds/Bow Valley 56 35 63 98 180 

Garrett Larson, Grande Prairie 63 46 48 94 101 

Jamie Marshall, Brooks 64 37 55 92 73 

Colin Murphy, Fort McMurray 62 47 44 91 222 

Brad Olson, Calgary Royals 61 29 62 91 64 

Grant Stevenson, Grande Prairie 61 27 62 89 70 


Jade Galbraith, Drayton Valley 55 40 89 129 203 

Mark Bomersback, Canmore 62 43 64 107 52 

Jesse Bennefield, Canmore 63 46 59 105 158 

Mike Thompson, Canmore 64 42 59 101 83 

Doug Auchenberg, Sherwood Park 53 34 64 98 112 

Braydon Cox, Sherwood Park 61 41 55 96 116 

Taggart Desmet, Camrose 61 51 41 92 160 

Josh Welter, Grande Prairie 64 28 63 91 160 

Justin Williams, Drayton Valley 60 46 43 89 103 

Dustin Sproat, Drayton Valley 56 47 41 88 83 

Kelly Wosnack, Fort Saskatchewan 60 43 44 87 40 

Tyler Resch, St. Albert 61 36 51 87 65 

Kevin Croxton, Camrose 62 38 48 86 42 

Ryan Huddy, Olds 61 46 38 84 62 

Brent Kisio, Olds/Fort McMurray 60 30 51 81 162 


Mark Bomersback, Canmore 64 46 68 114 106 


Jordan Menzies, Grande Prairie 64 28 66 94 141 

Brent Hill, Drayton Valley 64 34 59 93 138 

Robert Sirianni, Bonnyville 62 48 42 90 110 

Jeremy Richardson, St. Albert 62 39 44 83 102 

Braydon Cox, Sherwood Park 63 29 53 82 69 

Ty Morris, St. Albert 58 28 54 82 226 

Michael Ringrose, Sherwood Park 59 37 44 81 36 

Justin Chwedoruk, St. Albert 56 35 43 78 83 

Mike Batovanja, Drayton Valley 64 27 51 78 208 

Mitch McGillivray, Ft. Saskatchewan 59 39 38 77 18 

Sean Dersch, Sherwood Park 63 28 48 76 51 

Kurtis Kisio, Calgary Royals 62 24 50 74 51 

Tyler Hilbert, Olds 59 34 39 73 114 


Josh Zimmer, Canmore 60 31 66 97 68 

Chad Lacasse, Canmore 60 42 49 91 53 


Michael Ringrose, Sherwood Park 58 25 48 73 52 

Brian McNary, St. Albert 60 24 49 73 48 

Ryan Yarmuch, Sherwood Park 60 21 51 72 176 

Brad MacNab, St. Albert 59 38 33 71 64 

Nick Johnson, St. Albert 51 35 36 71 33 

Jeremy Robinson, Calgary Royals 56 33 38 71 32 

Tyler Hilbert, Olds 54 23 46 69 109 

Brett Wilson, Calgary Royals 59 24 43 67 54 

Malcolm Gwilliam, Canmore/ 

Grande Prairie 57 26 38 64 36 

Jamie Jeanotte, Lloyminster 56 32 31 63 159 

Grant Farrell, Calgary Royals 56 25 38 63 79 

Stephen Knowles, Grande Prairie 45 29 33 62 56 

Mason Raymond, Camrose 57 27 35 62 32 


Brett Wilson, Calgary Royals 64 40 58 98 118 

Kyle Parkes, Camrose 60 35 52 87 168 

Mark Letestu, Bonnyville 63 39 47 86 32 

Brendan Connolly, Brooks 58 31 53 84 210 

Mason Raymond, Camrose 55 41 41 82 80 



Matt Lamirande, Calgary Royals 63 27 50 77 147 

Chris Wilson, Grande Prairie 64 32 44 76 97 

Mike Kneeland, Calgary Royals 63 30 46 76 95 

Jay Beagle, Calgary Royals 64 28 42 70 114 

Darren Zurkan, Brooks 60 27 43 70 86 

Chance Olsen, Camrose 60 24 46 70 243 

Connor Shields, Bonnyville 64 36 33 69 58 

Brett Holmberg, Sherwood Park 59 27 32 59 113 

Kael Mouillierat, Drayton Valley 62 30 28 58 105 

Paul Bradley, Canmore 64 29 28 57 140 


Mark Letestu, Bonnyville 58 50 55 105 59 

Chris Wilson, Grande Prairie 60 45 48 93 158 

Dylan Wiwchar, Bonnyville 60 43 45 88 136 

Dustin Sather, Grande Prairie 59 31 54 85 48 

Justin Fontaine, Bonnyville 50 26 55 81 36 

Derek Werenka, Drumheller 56 37 41 78 66 

Dion Knelsen, Drumheller 60 39 35 74 47 

Blair Hennes, Fort Saskatchewan 60 40 33 73 92 

Kael Mouillierat, Drayton Valley 51 31 40 71 190 

David Murray, Spruce Grove 55 33 37 70 160 

Joel Henituik, Spruce Grove 59 28 42 70 88 

Braden desmet, Olds 59 25 43 68 154 

Tyler Dutchyshen, Grande Prairie 59 24 44 68 105 

Chris Berry, Canmore 60 24 43 67 73 

Darren Zurkan, Brooks 54 21 45 66 53 

Jean-Marc Beaudoin, Bonnyville 50 25 40 65 96 

Chevan Wilson, Fort McMurray 60 24 41 65 216 


Dustin Sather, Grande Prairie 58 41 63 104 59 

Matt Frattin, Fort Saskatchewan 58 49 34 83 75 

Alexandre Blais, Grande Prairie 58 35 48 83 107 

Sean Ringrose, Fort Saskatchewan 59 32 46 78 30 

Bennett Royer, Calgary Canucks 56 32 44 76 66 

Andy Hyvarinen, Canmore 58 36 38 74 162 

Kyle Burton, Calgary Canucks 58 40 32 72 79 

Justin Fontaine, Bonnyville 52 30 41 71 60 

Shane Lust, Calgary Royals 58 37 28 65 77 

Everett Sheen, Okotoks 57 29 36 65 124 

Brett Holmberg, Sherwood Park 59 26 38 64 96 

Kyle Dorowicz, Olds 52 19 45 64 132 

Ryan Hyland, Canmore 57 24 39 63 114 

Donny Lloyd, Grande Prairie 59 23 39 62 99 


Andy Hyvarinen, Canmore 60 44 57 101 81 

Joe Colborne, Camrose 55 33 57 90 48 

Jamie Easton, Bonnyville 62 44 34 78 66 

Jack Maclellan, Fort McMurray 62 29 49 78 78 

Elliott Sheen, Okotoks 62 27 51 78 84 

Tyler Gron, Fort McMurray 57 39 38 77 60 

Scott Hudson, Canmore 60 27 50 77 85 

Tyler Moir, Drumheller 54 26 49 75 216 

Shane Lehman, Spruce Grove 62 27 47 74 34 

Kevin Bui, Drumheller 62 24 49 73 51 

Jarret Granberg, Brooks 61 30 41 71 36 

Jesse Todd, Camrose 62 35 35 70 79 


Reese Rolheiser, Sherwood Park 62 33 55 88 65 

Jarret Granberg, Brooks 60 42 44 86 42 

Scott Hudson, Sherwood Park 61 30 51 81 73 

Brance Orban, Olds 61 37 41 78 60 

Carter Rowney, Grande Prairie 62 35 43 78 71 

Blake Clement, Grande Prairie 60 36 39 75 163 

Shane Lehman, Spruce Grove 62 29 46 75 52 

Corban Knight, Okotoks 61 34 38 72 55 

Adam Matlock, Lloydminster 62 33 39 72 75 

Bryce Williamson, St. Albert 58 32 38 70 114 

Nik Yaremchuk, Sherwood Park 60 29 39 68 50 

Brett Cameron, Spruce Grove 55 28 39 67 59 

Brendan Turner, Lloydminster 60 32 34 66 24 


Zahn Raubenheimer, Grande Prairie 60 47 60 107 110 

Bryce Williamson, St. Albert 60 41 66 107 62 

Dennis Rix, Grande Prairie 60 32 67 99 53 

Branden Gracel, Fort McMurray 58 38 56 94 50 

Cody Kunyk, Sherwood Park 51 44 43 87 33 

Travis Dunstall, Grande Prairie 53 42 40 82 185 

Reed Linaker, St. Albert 58 37 44 81 119 

John Dunbar, Calgary Canucks 56 28 52 80 36 

Joshua Lazowski, Spruce Grove 55 26 52 78 20 

Lee Reimer, Canmore 59 33 44 77 75 


Kyle Reynolds, Okotoks 49 38 40 78 88 

Matt Wilkins, Brooks 60 30 47 77 98 

Riley Simpson, Brooks 59 35 41 76 70 

Tanner Fritz, Grande Prairie 60 31 43 74 29 

Dan Correale, Grande Prairie 60 24 46 70 28 

Taylor Fraser, St. Albert 59 35 32 67 61 

Cody Cartier, Canmore 52 22 45 67 141 

Kory Roy, Canmore 53 30 33 63 45 

Derek Bacon, St. Albert 60 27 36 63 99 

Felix-Antoine Poulin, Spruce Grove 63 27 34 61 12 


Matt Wilkins, Brooks 60 34 65 99 104 

Cam Maclise, Brooks 56 32 50 82 64 

Peter Quenneville, Sherwood Park 53 31 50 81 22 

Mark Reners, Brooks 55 41 36 77 37 

Justin Rose, Fort McMurray 57 38 37 75 81 

Jessi Hilton, Sherwood Park 60 34 37 71 160 

Corey Scott, Calgary Mustangs 60 29 39 68 28 

Tyler Helton, Drayton Valley 60 20 46 66 54 

Markus Gerbrandt, Fort McMurray 58 32 32 64 65 

Nolan Huysmans, Spruce Grove 62 38 25 63 90 

2012-13 GP G A PTS 

Mathieu Guertin, Whitecourt 57 42 53 95 

Jerome Raymond, Whitecourt 59 44 46 90 

Cam Maclise, Brooks 59 27 56 83 

Mark Reners, Brooks 60 34 39 73 

Chris Collins, Okotoks 59 32 40 72 

Dakota Mason, Brooks 55 26 41 67 


STATISTICS 

Anthony Petruzzelli, Brooks 59 30 33 63 

Matthew Marcinew, Olds 59 33 25 58 

Brandon Clowes, Olds 59 30 28 58 

Gus Correale, Grande Prairie 60 25 32 57 


Spencer Dorowicz, Olds 59 40 35 75 

Colten Mayor, Whitecourt 55 31 44 75 

Nicholas Jones, Sherwood Park 52 41 31 72 

Sean MacTavish, Sherwood Park 60 28 44 72 

Ryan Bloom, Fort McMurray 58 27 45 72 

Spencer Foo, Bonnyville 60 40 27 67 

Trey Phillips, Canmore 58 25 40 65 

Jetlan Houcher, Fort McMurray 60 31 33 64 

Colton Vannucci, Drumheller 56 20 43 63 

John Edwardh, Okotoks 58 32 30 62 

Andrew Taverner, Sherwood Park 54 28 34 62 


Austin Plevy, Brooks 56 29 63 92 

Jarid Hauptman, Spruce Grove 58 25 51 76 

Jetlan Houcher, Fort McMurray 60 39 32 71 

Connor Wilson, Canmore 55 25 42 67 

Dillan McCombie, Bonnyville 56 20 43 63 

Christopher Gerrie, Olds 59 25 36 61 

Kyler Hehn, Bonnyville 58 28 32 60 

Ryker Leer, Camrose 57 23 36 59 

Chase Clayton, Brooks 49 21 38 59 

Jared Cockrell, Brooks 59 25 30 55 


Wyatt Noskey, Olds 60 29 54 83 

Chase Olsen, Olds 58 32 49 81 

Ryan Kruper, Sherwood Park 60 30 49 79 

Matt Forchuk, Canmore 57 27 45 72 

Logan Ferguson, Canmore 57 22 50 72 

Dylan McCrory, Brooks 60 24 46 70 

Bobby McMann, Bonnyville 47 36 32 68 

Jared Cockrell, Brooks 56 36 32 68 

Tyler Busch, Spruce Grove 52 21 47 68 

Erik Pedersen, Whitecourt 47 18 50 68 


Matt Forchuk, Canmore 56 32 65 97 

Logan Ferguson, Canmore 60 32 62 94 

Tyrell Mappin, Brooks 56 22 68 90 

Oliver Chau, Brooks 60 35 52 87 

Braden Saretsky, Canmore 52 36 41 77 

Cale Makar, Brooks 54 24 51 75 

Mitch Lipon, Whitecourt 58 25 48 73 

Justin Young, Whitecourt 56 26 43 69 

Tyler Maltby, Sherwood Park 49 38 30 68 

Ty Readman, Sherwood Park 59 23 45 68 


Chris Van Os-Shaw, Spruce Grove 59 51 46 97 

Will Conley, Fort McMurray 58 48 32 80 

Justin Bernier, Grande Prairie 59 31 47 78 

Dennis Cesana, Brooks 60 14 61 75 

Jordan Taupert, Drumheller 58 30 44 74 

Edouard Michaud, Grande Prairie 52 39 34 73 

Tanner Laderoute, Okotoks 52 32 37 69 

Dallas Comeau, Grande Prairie 60 22 47 69 

Colton Young, Canmore 55 21 47 68 

Ryan Cox, Sherwood Park 60 38 29 67 

Dylan Stewart, Sherwood Park 59 32 35 67 

Kobe Walker, Lloydminster 60 30 37 67 


William Lemay, Brooks 58 32 58 90 

Dylan Holloway, Okotoks 53 40 48 88 

Reed Morison, Fort McMurray 59 41 38 79 

Alex Young, Canmore 59 34 40 74 

Carter Savoie, Sherwood Park 58 31 42 73 

Kyler Kupka, Camrose 60 30 41 71 

Ray Christy, Brooks 52 16 55 71 

Garrett Clegg, Sherwood Park 54 32 38 70 

Simon Gravel, Brooks 55 33 34 67 

Arjun Atwal, Sherwood Park 41 25 41 66 

Quinn Olson, Okotoks 54 20 46 66 

Mark Letestu 

(Bonnyville Pontiacs) 

won the 

AJHL Scoring 

Race in 2005- 

2006 before 

moving on to an 

NHL career 


LEAGUE STANDINGS - HISTORY 

1964-65 GP W L T GF GA PTS 

Calgary Buffalos 16 13 2 1 160 42 27 

Calgary Cowboys 16 10 4 2 90 57 22 

Edmonton Maple Leas 16 8 8 0 78 89 16 

Edmonton Canadians 16 5 8 3 74 84 13 

Lethbridge Sugar Kings 16 0 14 2 31 161 2 


Calgary Buffalos 58 

Edmonton Western Movers 48 

Edmonton Maple Leafs 25 

Edmonton Athletics 21 

Lethbridge Sugar Kings 8 


Edmonton Western Movers 32 25 3 4 228 118 54 


Edmonton Sthside Athletics 32 12 15 5 140 141 29 

Calgary Cowboys 32 6 22 4 107 190 16 

Ponoka Stampeders 


Red Deer Rustlers 40 23 13 4 191 166 50 



Ponoka Stampeders 40 20 18 2 155 137 42 

Edmonton Maple Leafs 40 18 19 3 141 153 39 

Calgary Cowboys 40 9 28 3 161 220 21 





Ponoka Stampeders 50 23 24 3 215 200 49 


Calgary Cowboys 50 9 39 2 133 313 20 


Ponoka Stampeders 50 38 7 5 242 141 81 

x - Red Deer Rustlers 50 26 16 8 222 185 60 


Edmonton Maple Leafs 50 23 20 7 215 217 53 

Edmonton Movers 50 19 27 4 160 227 42 

y - Calgary Cowboys 50 2 48 0 57 161 4 

x - awarded second place because of better season 

record against Lethbridge 

y - folded after 25 games/remaining games forfeited 




Calgary Mt. Royal College 50 25 18 7 243 227 57 


Ponoka Stampeders 50 17 29 4 178 223 38 



Calgary Mt. Royal College 48 35 13 0 250 151 70 


Calgary Canucks 48 28 18 2 250 195 58 

Lethbridge Sugar Kings 48 20 27 1 193 217 41 



Drumheller Falcons 48 16 32 0 190 319 32 





The Pass Red Devils 60 27 33 0 254 308 54 

Edmonton Mets 60 25 33 2 257 315 52 





Edmonton Mets 60 30 27 3 280 254 63 



Lethbridge Longhorns 60 18 38 4 237 342 40 


Spruce Grove Mets 60 44 16 0 368 220 88 



Taber Golden Suns 60 28 31 1 338 308 57 





Spruce Grove Mets 60 35 22 3 312 258 73 









Spruce Grove Mets 60 35 23 2 263 235 72 

Fort Saskatchewan Traders 60 33 24 3 292 280 69 

Pincher Creek Panthers 60 12 47 1 237 384 25 

Edmonton Crusaders 60 5 55 0 182 376 10 



St. Albert Saints 60 38 21 1 318 264 77 


Edmonton Crusaders 60 30 29 1 276 260 61 



STATISTICS 

Pincher Creek Panthers 60 18 40 2 235 346 38 





St. Albert Saints 60 39 20 1 311 250 79 


Calgary Chinooks 60 23 37 0 262 315 46 


Sherwood Park Crusaders 60 12 48 0 230 350 24 





Calgary Spurs 60 31 28 1 303 278 63 





1980-81 

South Division GP W L T GF GA PTS 

Calgary Spurs 60 42 16 2 339 231 86 



Drumheller Falcons 60 10 50 0 227 415 20 

North Division GP W L T GF GA PTS 





1981-82 


Calgary Spurs 60 49 9 2 363 203 100 



Olds Grizzlys 60 22 35 3 266 270 47 

Drumheller Falcons 60 10 50 0 230 427 20 



Fort McMurray 60 31 29 0 296 296 62 


Hobbema Hawks 60 23 33 4 266 319 50 


1982-83 




Calgary Spurs 60 30 29 1 313 307 61 

Olds Grizzlys 60 25 35 0 315 330 50 

Drumheller Falcons (Folded) 26 0 26 0 64 223 0 



Fort McMurray 60 38 22 0 324 308 76 



Hobbema Hawks 60 24 35 1 283 342 49 

1983-84 



Olds Grizzlys 60 29 31 0 285 279 58 

Calgary Spurs 60 24 33 3 277 308 51 

Hobbema Hawks 60 19 38 3 286 347 41 





Fort McMurray 60 24 35 1 255 315 49 

1984-85 


Red Deer Rustlers 60 39 20 1 275 222 79 

Calgary Spurs 60 36 24 0 315 270 72 


Olds Grizzlys 60 13 47 0 212 358 26 


Sherwood Park Crusaders 60 37 20 3 319 243 77 



Hobbema Hawks 60 28 31 1 252 260 57 


1985-86 


Calgary Canucks 52 33 19 0 248 208 66 

Hobbema Hawks 52 32 19 1 261 225 65 

Calgary Spurs 52 27 25 0 235 221 54 

Olds Grizzlys 52 14 37 1 225 316 29 



Sherwood Park Crusaders 52 30 19 3 261 206 63 


Fort McMurray 52 16 36 0 243 317 32 

1986-87 




Calgary Spurs 60 28 30 2 282 284 58 

Olds Grizzlys 60 9 49 2 184 335 20 




Fort McMurray 60 30 28 2 300 292 62 


Hobbema Hawks 60 19 40 1 267 327 39 


LEAGUE STANDINGS - HISTORY CONTINUED 

1987-88 




Olds Grizzlys 60 26 31 3 296 339 55 

Calgary Spurs 60 19 38 3 262 367 41 


St. Albert Saints 60 42 18 0 320 206 84 


Hobbema Hawks 60 20 40 0 237 327 40 

Fort McMurray 60 19 41 0 244 356 38 

Sherwood Park Crusaders 60 18 41 1 205 301 37 

1988-89 


Red Deer Rustlers 60 39 18 3 285 202 81 

Olds Grizzlys 60 35 23 2 301 261 72 


Calgary Spurs 60 34 24 2 281 232 70 

Hobbema Hawks 60 12 44 4 179 313 28 





Lloydminster Blazers 60 18 41 1 214 281 37 

Fort McMurray 60 10 47 3 180 334 23 

1989-90 



Olds Grizzlys 60 39 18 3 350 271 81 

Calgary Spurs 60 22 36 2 297 320 46 

Hobbema Hawks 60 16 44 0 297 426 32 


Fort McMurray 60 33 24 3 278 273 69 







Calgary Royals 56 34 18 4 247 179 72 

Olds Grizzlys 56 31 23 2 287 229 64 

St. Albert Saints 56 30 23 3 197 201 63 



Fort McMurray 56 20 32 4 247 283 44 


1991-92 GP W L SOL GF GA PTS 

Olds Grizzlys 60 42 14 4 331 201 88 


Fort McMurray 60 38 18 4 312 263 80 






Bonnyville Pontiacs 60 8 51 1 186 399 17 





Fort McMurray 56 33 22 1 293 238 67 


Calgary Royals 56 28 27 1 208 208 57 





Olds Grizzlys 56 50 4 2 353 140 102 

Sherwood Park Crusaders 56 35 20 1 247 208 71 

Fort Saskatchewan Traders 56 33 21 2 206 175 68 

Fort McMurray 56 29 22 5 251 214 63 


Calgary Royals 56 26 27 3 200 238 55 


Lloydminster Blazers 56 15 37 4 202 297 34 

Bonnyville Pontiacs 56 15 37 4 209 368 34 



Calgary Canucks 56 36 20 0 307 222 72 

Fort McMurray 56 31 20 5 258 221 67 





Lloydminster Blazers 56 20 32 4 197 267 44 




Olds Grizzlys 60 40 17 3 292 199 83 



Fort McMurray 60 35 19 6 257 203 76 




Bow Valley Eagles 60 22 37 1 237 266 45 



Calgary Canucks 60 37 18 5 257 201 79 




STATISTICS 

Fort McMurray 60 34 22 4 241 180 72 

Olds Grizzlys 60 32 24 4 244 217 68 


Grande Prairie Storm 60 28 27 5 236 227 61 



Lloydminster Blazers 60 27 33 0 201 263 54 


1997-98 GP W L SW SL GF GA PTS 

St. Albert Saints 60 41 15 1 3 311 184 87 

Grande Prairie Storm 60 38 15 4 3 277 205 87 

Fort Saskatchewan Traders 60 34 18 6 2 249 225 82 

Calgary Canucks 60 33 19 3 5 243 202 77 

Fort McMurray 60 31 21 5 3 226 216 75 

Lloydminster Blazers 60 28 26 2 4 224 190 64 

Bow Valley Eagles 60 25 31 3 1 237 236 57 

Olds Grizzlys 60 26 31 1 2 225 246 56 

Calgary Royals 60 19 32 5 4 196 235 52 

Sherwood Park Crusaders 60 18 35 5 2 199 256 48 

Bonnyville Pontiacs 60 18 36 2 4 204 266 44 

Camrose Kodiaks 60 12 44 0 4 150 280 28 

1998-99 

Cantel AT&T North Div. GP W L SW SL GF GA PTS 

St. Albert Saints 62 42 19 1 0 286 202 86 

Lloydminster Blazers 62 35 23 2 2 257 213 76 



Bonnyville Pontiacs 62 29 29 4 0 282 261 66 

Fort McMurray 62 30 28 1 3 247 267 65 


Cantel AT&T South Div. GP W L SW SL GF GA PTS 

Calgary Canucks 62 49 8 1 4 350 159 104 

Calgary Royals 62 34 21 5 2 320 243 80 

Olds Grizzlys 62 27 30 1 4 273 270 60 



Drayton Valley Thunder 62 15 36 6 5 181 294 47 

Crowsnest Pass 

Timberwolves 62 43 3 2 0 180 329 36 


Rogers AT&T North Div. GP W L SW SL GF GA PTS 

Fort McMurray 64 48 10 4 2 321 169 106 

Lloydminster Blazers 64 38 18 4 4 268 203 88 




St. Albert Saints 64 17 43 2 2 209 315 40 


Cantel AT&T South Div. GP W L SW SL GF GA PTS 

Drayton Valley Thunder 64 37 18 3 6 268 204 86 


Olds Grizzlys 64 33 27 2 2 281 259 72 




Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves 64 19 40 2 3 197 305 45 


Rogers AT&T North Div. GP W L T GF GA PTS 

Drayton Valley Thunder 64 42 19 3 293 194 87 



Fort McMurray 64 37 22 5 287 261 79 





Rogers AT&T South Div. GP W L T GF GA PTS 

Camrose Kodiaks 64 44 15 5 313 222 93 

Olds Grizzlys 64 41 19 4 304 232 86 



Timberwolves 64 30 29 5 239 280 65 



Brooks Bandits 64 18 41 5 257 373 41 









Fort Saskatchewan Traders 64 20 41 3 190 315 43 

Bonnyville Pontiacs 64 20 43 1 176 284 41 


Canmore 64 47 14 3 297 209 97 

Olds Grizzlys 64 36 20 8 298 252 80 





Timberwolves 64 28 29 7 226 258 63 

Brooks Bandits 64 14 42 8 205 343 36 





Drayton Valley Thunder 64 37 20 7 240 199 81 



Bonnyville Pontiacs 64 27 29 8 207 243 62 

Fort Saskatchewan Traders 64 20 36 8 214 285 48 



Canmore Eagles 64 43 19 2 259 215 88 


Olds Grizzlys 64 36 19 9 267 226 81 




Timberwolves 64 17 42 5 211 327 39 





Rogers Wireless North Div. GP W L T GF GA PTS 









Rogers Wireless South Div. GP W L T GF GA PTS 


Olds Grizzlys 60 41 14 5 248 157 87 

Calgary Canucks 60 34 17 9 209 177 77 



Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves 60 27 29 4 195 231 58 

Drumheller Dragons 60 19 33 8 162 243 46 



Rogers Wireless North Div. GP W L T GF GA PTS 

Fort McMurray 64 43 16 5 192 117 91 

Spruce Grove Saints 64 42 16 6 208 147 90 


Bonnyville Pontiacs 64 36 17 11 218 189 83- 





Rogers Wireless South Div. GP W L T GF GA PTS 



Calgary Canucks 64 32 25 7 205 202 71 

Canmore Eagles 64 28 25 11 169 201 67 



Olds Grizzlys 64 24 32 8 171 218 56 


Rogers Wireless North Div. GP W L T OTL GF GA PTS 

Fort McMurray 60 40 14 2 4 202 110 86 

Drayton Valley Thunder 60 38 16 1 5 203 158 82 

Spruce Grove Saints 60 39 18 1 2 197 160 81 

Grande Prairie Storm 60 38 18 2 2 211 148 80 


Fort Saskatchewan Traders 60 37 20 0 3 201 179 77 

Lloydminster Bobcats 60 17 37 2 4 146 248 40 


Rogers Wireless South Div. GP W L T OTL GF GA PTS 

Camrose Kodiaks 60 29 20 4 7 179 156 69 

Olds Grizzlys 60 30 22 4 4 208 168 68 

Drumheller Dragons 60 28 21 2 9 186 187 67 

Brooks Bandits 60 29 24 2 5 176 192 65 

Okotoks Oilers 60 27 24 1 8 193 202 63 

Canmore Eagles 60 25 30 3 2 146 172 55 

Calgary Canucks 60 20 34 0 6 158 207 46 



North Division GP W L T OTL GF GA PTS 



Spruce Grove Saints 60 32 20 0 8 213 186 72 


Fort McMurray 60 25 27 0 8 170 196 58 

Bonnyville Pontiacs 60 24 29 2 5 173 208 55 


Lloydminster Bobcats 60 21 36 0 3 186 264 45 

South Division GP W L T OTL GF GA PTS 


Okotoks Oilers 60 33 25 0 2 219 187 68 


Brooks Bandits 60 27 26 1 6 185 201 61 

Calgary Royals 60 30 30 0 0 184 209 60 

Olds Grizzlys 60 27 27 0 6 202 208 60 





Fort McMurray 62 40 14 1 7 238 168 88 

Grande Prairie Storm 62 38 18 3 3 207 161 82 

Spruce Grove Saints 62 34 16 1 11 248 203 80 


Sherwood Park Crusaders 62 28 25 1 8 191 206 65 

Lloydminster Bobcats 62 28 29 1 4 189 208 61 

St. Albert Steel 62 24 33 1 4 192 246 53 






Olds Grizzlys 62 35 21 0 6 205 197 76 









Sherwood Park Crusaders 62 41 20 0 1 223 169 83 


Fort McMurray Oil Barons 62 31 26 2 3 208 188 67 


Lloydminster Bobcats 62 25 29 2 6 203 219 58 





STATISTICS 


Olds Grizzlys 62 35 23 1 3 225 189 74 










Fort McMurray Oil Barons 60 37 19 1 3 235 168 78 

Sherwood Park Crusaders 60 33 18 2 7 206 181 75 



Lloydminster Bobcats 60 19 32 2 7 173 220 47 




Camrose Kodiaks 60 32 17 4 7 201 170 75 

Olds Grizzlys 60 30 23 2 5 189 185 67 


Brooks Bandits 60 28 27 1 4 218 205 61 

Canmore Eagles 60 26 26 3 5 202 217 60 




North Division GP W L OTL GF GA PTS 

Spruce Grove Saints 60 50 6 4 233 106 104 

Fort McMurray Oil Barons 60 43 16 1 219 139 87 



Lloydminster Bobcats 60 32 24 4 157 162 68 


St. Albert Steel 60 26 31 3 197 244 55 


South Division GP W L OTL GF GA PTS 

Okotoks Oilers 60 43 12 5 254 164 91 



Calgary Mustangs 60 28 31 1 202 235 57 

Olds Grizzlys 60 23 30 7 202 231 53 


Canmore Eagles 60 20 36 4 189 246 44 








Bonnyville Pontiacs 60 34 20 6 187 158 74 



St. Albert Steel 60 9 48 3 147 291 21 






Olds Grizzlys 60 22 33 5 165 217 49 









Whitecourt Wolverines 60 31 21 8 227 220 70 




Lloydminster Bobcats 60 20 33 7 166 225 47 








Olds Grizzlys 60 22 32 6 169 211 50 







Sherwood Park Crusaders 60 29 28 3 192 208 61 


Whitecourt Wolverines 60 26 31 3 209 217 55 

Drayton Valley Thunder 60 22 33 5 148 205 49 

Grande Prairie Storm 60 21 36 3 155 220 45 




Drumheller Dragons 60 35 20 5 213 179 75 



Calgary Mustangs 60 26 28 6 176 206 58 






Lloydminster Bobcats 60 32 20 8 186 155 72 





Whitecourt Wolverines 60 24 28 8 181 206 56 









Olds Grizzlys 60 24 27 9 203 235 57 


Calgary Mustangs 60 20 36 4 174 229 44 





Whitecourt Wolverines 60 42 12 6 256 172 90 











Canmore Eagles 60 26 27 7 205 240 59 



Olds Grizzlys 60 16 40 4 188 279 36 




Fort McMurray Oil Barons 60 44 13 3 220 139 91 













Camrose Kodiaks 60 24 24 12 193 202 60 




Olds Grizzlys 60 18 37 5 170 272 41 





Spruce Grove Saints 60 40 17 3 204 141 83 

Fort McMurray Oil Barons 60 32 19 9 200 178 73 

Grande Prairie Storm 60 30 26 4 208 215 64 



Lloydminster Bobcats 60 9 49 2 123 276 20 








Calgary Canucks 60 9 49 2 127 332 20 

Olds Grizzlys 60 6 51 3 120 322 15 








Olds Grizzlys 60 17 36 7 167 234 41 






Whitecourt Wolverines 60 33 20 7 207 156 73 



Lloydminster Bobcats 60 23 34 3 153 206 49 

Bonnyville Pontiacs 60 20 32 8 179 216 48 


RECORDS 


RECORDS 

LEAGUE RECORDS 

TEAM RECORDS 

MOST WINS, ONE SEASON: 

57 - Brooks Bandits, 2018-19, 60 Game Schedule. 


52 - Okotoks Oilers, 2017-18, 60 Game Schedule. 

52 - Spruce Grove Saints, 2009-10, 60 Game Schedule. 

52 - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 1999-2000, 64 Game Schedule. 


51 - Calgary Canucks, 1987-88, 60 Game Schedule. 


50 - Olds Grizzlys, 1993-94, 56 Game Schedule. 


FEWEST LOSSES, ONE SEASON: 







7 - Ponoka Stampeders, 1969-70, 50 Game Schedule. 


MOST LOSSES, ONE SEASON: 

56 - The Pass Red Devils, 1974-75. 

FEWEST WINS, ONE SEASON: 

3 - Pass Red Devils, 1974-75, 60 Game Schedule. 

(NOTE): - Midway through the 1969-70 season, the Calgary Cowboys 

suspended operations with a record of (2 wins, 23 losses). their 

remaining 25 games were forfeited to the other teams, leaving 

the Cowboys with an official record of (2 wins, 48 losses). 

During the 1982-83 season, the Drumheller Miners folded after losing all 24 

of their first 24 games; two other games were forfeited, leaving Drumheller 

with an official record for the season of (0 wins, 26 losses). 

MOST POINTS, ONE SEASON: 







104 - Camrose Kodiaks, 2004-05, 64 Game Schedule. 



103 - Camrose Kodiaks, 2007-08, 62 Game Schedule. 



FEWEST POINTS, ONE SEASON: 

7 - Pass Red Devils, 1974-75. (NOTE): - See Above. 

MOST TIES, ONE SEASON: 

10 - Lethbridge Sugar Kings, 1970-71, 50 Games. 

(NOTE): - at the start of the 1971-72 season, the League undertook the 

playing of overtime. 

(NOTE): - 1991-92 the League undertook a shoot-out after a five minute 

overtime period. 

(NOTE): - 2010-11 If teams are tied at the end of regulation time, there will 

be a 5-minute sudden victory overtime period. At the conclusion 

of the 5-minute overtime period, there will be a shootout, if 

teams are still tied. 

MOST GOALS, ONE SEASON: 


363 - Calgary Spurs, 1981-1982, 60 Game Schedule. 






297 - St. Albert Saints, 1985-86, 52 Game Schedule. 


FEWEST GOALS, ONE SEASON: 

119 - Grande Prairie Storm, 2014-15, 60 Game Schedule. 

120 - Olds Grizzlys, 2018-19, 60 Game Schedule. 

122 - Drayton Valley Thunder, 2008-09, 62 Game Schedule. 

123 - Lloydminster Bobcats, 2018-19, 60 Game Schedule. 

124 - Lloydminster Bobcast, 2016-17, 60 Game Schedule. 

127 - Calgary Canucks, 2018-19, 60 Game Schedule. 

135 - Calgary Mustangs, 2016-17, 60 Game Schedule. 

137 - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2015-16, 60 Game Schedule. 

137 - Calgary Canucks, 2012-13 Season, 60 Game Schedule. 

MOST GOALS ALLOWED, ONE SEASON: 

467 - Pass Red Devils, 1974-75, 60 Game Schedule. 


368 - Bonnyville Pontiacs, 1993-94, 56 Game Schedule. 

348 - Calgary Cowboys, 1968-69, 50 Game Schedule. 


332 - Calgary Canucks, 2018-19, 60 Game Schedule. 

322 - Olds Grizzlys, 2018-19, 60 Game Schedule. 

329 - Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves, 1998-99, 62 Game Schedule. 

319 - Drumheller Falcons, 1971-72, 48 Game Schedule. 

318 - Drayton Valley Thunder, 2008-09, 62 Game Schedule. 

FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED, ONE SEASON: 













MOST MINUTES IN PENALTIES, ONE TEAM, 

ONE SEASON: 

3,674 - Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1988-89, 60 Game Schedule. 

3,488 - Bonnyville Pontiacs, 1993-94, 56 Game Schedule. 

2,994 - Olds Grizzlys, 2001-2002, 64 Game Schedule. 

2,897 - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 1998-99, 62 Game Schedule. 

2,821 - Calgary Spurs, 1985-86, 52 Game Schedule. 

2,213 - Camrose Kodiaks, 2008-09, 62 Game Schedule. 

2,182 - Drumheller Dragons, 2008-09, 62 Game Schedule. 

2,160 - Old Grizzlys, 2011-2012, 60 Game Schedule. 

2,135 - Whitecourt Wolverines, 2012-13, 60 Game Schedule. 

MOST MINUTES IN PENALTIES, ONE TEAM, ONE GAME: 

324 - Hobbema Hawks, vs. Red Deer Rustlers, January 15, 1988 at Red 

Deer. 

297 - Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Hobbema Hawks, January 15, 1988 at Red 

Deer. 

282 - Fort Saskatchewan Traders, vs. Lloydminster Blazers, November 8, 

2002 at Fort Saskatchewan. 

271 - Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves, vs. Calgary Royals, November 20, 

2000 at Calgary. 

263 - Calgary Canucks, vs. Calgary Spurs, January 31, 1985 at Calgary. 

MOST MINUTES IN PENALTIES, BOTH TEAMS, 

ONE GAME: 

621 - Hobbema Hawks (324), vs. Red Deer Rustlers (297), January 15, 

1988 at Red Deer. 

494 - Calgary Canucks (263), vs. Calgary Spurs (231), January 31, 1985. 


ONE PERIOD: 

268 - Fort Saskatchewan Traders, vs. Lloydminster Blazers, November 8, 

2002 at Fort Saskatchewan. 

251 - Lloydminster Blazers, vs. Calgary Canucks, February 6, 1993 at 

Lloydminster. Second Period. 

245 - Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves, vs. Calgary Royals, November 20, 

2000 at Calgary. Third Period. Crownest Pass won 4-3. 

238 - Hobbema Hawks, vs. Red Deer Rustlers, January 15,1988 at Red 

Deer. Third Period. 

233 - Calgary Canucks, vs. Calgary Spurs, January 31,1985. Second 

Period. 




ONE PERIOD: 

475 - Calgary Canucks (224), vs. Lloydminster Blazers (251), February 6, 

1993 at Lloydminster. Second Period. 

455 - Fort Saskatchewan Traders (268), vs. Lloydminster Blazers (167), 

November 8, 2002 at Fort 

Saskatchewan. Third Period. 

454 - Calgary Canucks (233), vs. Calgary Spurs (221), January 31, 1985 at 

Calgary. Second Period. 

FEWEST MINUTES IN PENALTIES, ONE TEAM, 

ONE SEASON: 

725 - Olds Grizzlys, 2016-17, 60 Game Schedule. 


767 - Edmonton Movers, 1968-69, 50 Game Schedule. 



854 - Lloydminster Bobcats, 2016-17, 60 Game Schedule. 

871 - Calgary Canucks, 2010-2011, 60 Game Schedule. 



890 - Whitecourt Wolverines, 2017-18, 60 Game Schedule. 

FEWEST MINUTES IN PENALTIES, BOTH TEAMS, 

ONE GAME: 

0 - Whitecourt Wolverines vs Drayton Valley Thunder, at Whitecourt 

October 23, 2016. Whitecourt won 4-0. 

0 - Drayton Valley Thunder vs. Bonnyville Pontiacs, at Drayton Valley 

January 2, 2016. Bonnyville won 7-1. 

0 - Fort McMurray Oil Barons vs. Bonnyville Pontiacs, at Fort McMurray 

January 23, 2014. Fort McMurray won 8-3. 

0 - Okotoks Oilers vs. Calgary Mustangs, at Okotoks February 27, 2014. 

Calgary won 2-1. 

0 - Grande Prairie Storm and Canmore Eagles, at Grande Prairie November 

17, 2012. Grande Prairie won 3-0. 

0 - Brooks vs. Calgary Canucks, at Calgary February 15, 2011. Brooks 

won 3-2. 

0 - Brooks Bandits, vs. Fort Saskatchewan Traders, at Brooks September 

10, 2005. Fort Saskatcewan won 3-2. 

0 - Fort Saskatchewan Traders, Vs, Grande Prairie Storm, at Fort Saskatchewan 

October 24, 2003. 

Grande Prairie won 5-2. 

0 - Calgary Royals, vs. Camrose Kodiaks, at Camrose October 16, 2001. 

Camrose won 5-1. 

0 - Calgary Canucks, vs. Fort McMurray Oil Barons, at Fort McMurray 

January 29, 1994. Fort McMurray won 4-3. 

0 - Calgary Spurs, vs. Fort Saskatchewan Traders, at Fort Saskatchewan 

February 19, 1983. 



MOST GOALS, BOTH TEAMS, ONE GAME: 

24 - Red Deer Rustlers (15), vs. Calgary Cowboys (9), November 24, 

1968 at Calgary. 

23 - Calgary Canucks (19), vs. Hobbema Hawks (4), December 15, 1989 

at Calgary. 

23 - Calgary Buffaloes, vs. Lethbridge Sugar Kings, 1965. 

MOST GOALS, ONE TEAM, ONE GAME: 

23 - Calgary Buffaloes, vs. Lethbridge Sugar Kings, 1965. 

19 - Calgary Canucks, vs. Hobbema Hawks, December 15, 1989 at Calgary. 

Canucks won 19-4. 

19 - Calgary Canucks, vs. Lethbridge Sugar Kings, March 1, 1973 at Calgary. 

Canucks won 19-0. 

18 - The Pass Red Devils, vs. Drumheller Falcons, March 7, 1976 at Blairmore. 

The Pass won 18-1. 

17 - Calgary Buffaloes, vs. Edmonton Maple Leafs, October 31, 1965. Buffaloes 

won 17-4. 

LARGEST SHUTOUT WIN: 

(23-0) - Calgary Buffaloes, vs. Lethbridge Sugar Kings, 1965. 

(19-0) - Calgary Canucks, vs. Lethbridge Sugar Kings, March 1, 1973 at 

Calgary. 

MOST GOALS, ONE TEAM, ONE PERIOD: 

10 - Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Hobbema Hawks, January 15, 1988 at Red 

Deer. Third Period. Red Deer won 14-0. 

9 - Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Sherwood Park Crusaders, January 19, 1980 at 

Red Deer. Second Period. 

MOST GOALS, BOTH TEAMS, ONE PERIOD: 

14 - Red Deer Rustlers (9), vs. Sherwood Park Crusaders (5), January 19, 

1980 at Red Deer. 

Second Period. 

10 - Calgary Royals (7), vs. Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves (3), September 

24, 2002 at Calgary Royals. First Period. Calgary Royals won 

10-7. 

10 - Fort McMurray Oil Barons (6), vs. Lloydminster Blazers (4), February 

9, 2001 at Ft. McMurray. 

First Period. Ft. McMurray won 8-4. 

10 - Calgary Canucks (7), vs. Brooks Bandits (3), January 31, 2001 at 

Calgary. Second Period. 

Calgary Canucks won 10-7. 

10 - Drayton Valley Thunder (8), vs. Fort Saskatchwant Traders (2), October 

17, 2000 at Drayton Valley. Second Period. Drayton Valley won 

9-6. 

10 - Bonnyville Pontiacs (9), vs. Calgary Royals (1), February 20, 2000 at 

Calgary. Second Period. Bonnyville won 13-4. 

10 - Bonnyville Pontiacs (6), vs. St. Albert Saints (4), February 1, 2000 at 

St. Albert. First Period. 

St. Albert won 9-7. 

10 - Fort Saskatchewan Traders (5), vs. Fort McMurray Oil Barons (5), 

November 20, 1998 at 

Fort Saskatchewan. Third Period. 



10 - Fort Saskatchewan Traders (6), vs. Edmonton Crusaders (4), November 

23, 1976 at Edmonton. Third Period. 

10 - Red Deer Rustlers (7), vs. The Pass Red Devils (3), November 27, 

1975 at Red Deer. Third Period. 

10 - Red Deer Rustlers (5), vs. Drumheller Falcons (5), February 13, 1975 

at Drumheller. Third Period. 

10 - Calgary Canucks (8), vs. The Pass Red Devils (2), December 27, 1972 

at Blairmore. Second Period. 

10 - Red Deer Rustlers (8), vs. Calgary Cowboys (2), November 24, 1968 

at Calgary. First Period. 

MOST SHOTS ON GOAL, ONE TEAM, ONE GAME: 

81 - Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Fort McMurray Oil Barons, January 6, 1985 at 

Red Deer. Red Deer won 7-1. 

77 - Calgary Canucks, vs. The Pass Red Devils, February 27, 1975 at 

Blairmore. Calgary won 9-1. 

76 - Calgary Canucks, vs. Drumheller Falcons, December 8, 1971 at Calgary. 


MOST SHOTS ON GOAL, ONE TEAM, ONE PERIOD: 

39 - Canmore Eagles, vs. Calgary Royals, February 26, 2008 at Canmore. 

Second Period. 


38 - Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Fort McMurray Oil Barons, January 6, 1985 at 

Red Deer. Second Period. 

Red Deer won 7-1. 

38 - Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Calgary Cowboys, November 24, 1968 at 

Calgary. First Period. 


LONGEST WINLESS STREAK, AWAY ICE, ONE SEASON: 

26 Games - Sherwood Park Crusaders, September 10, 1999 to February 

18, 2000. 

LONGEST WINLESS STREAK, AWAY ICE, 

OVERLAPPING SEASONS: 

36 Games - Sherwood Park Crusaders, January 3, 1999 to February 18, 

2000. 

(NOTE): - February 6, 1999 Bonnyville Pontiacs forfeit Points; Ineligible 

Roster. 

LONGEST WINLESS STREAK, ONE SEASON: 

29 Games - Calgary Mustangs, October 2, 2015 to December 16, 2015. 

28 Games - The Pass Red Devils, September 28, 1974 to December 19, 

1974. 

LONGEST LOSING STREAK, ONE SEASON: 

29 Games - Calgary Mustangs, October 2, 2015 to December 16, 2015. 

28 Games - The Pass Red Devils, September 28, 1974 to December 19, 

1974. 



LONGEST LOSING STREAK, OVERLAPPING SEASONS: 

35 Games - Drumheller Miners, 9 straight losses closing out the 1981-82 

season, and 24 straight losses to begin 1982-83. 

(NOTE): - After losing 24 straight games at the beginning of the 1982-83 

season, the Drumheller Miners folded. Two of their remaining 

games were forfeited to other teams, leaving Drumheller’s official 

1982-83 record at 26 straight losses and subsequently an official 

two season losing streak of 35 straight games. 

LONGEST WINLESS STREAK, OVERLAPPING SEASONS: 

33 Games - Drumheller Miners; 1981-82, 1982-83. (NOTE): - See Above. 

LONGEST WINNING STREAK, ONE SEASON: 

24 Games - Okotoks Oilers, December 30th, 2017 to March 4th, 2018. 

21 Games - Calgary Canucks, November 13, 1987 to January 20, 1988. 

20 Games - Brooks Bandits, September 7, 2012 to November 10, 2012. 

20 Games - St. Albert Saints, October 24, 1987 to December 15, 1987. 

18 Games - Spruce Grove Saints, December 13, 2014 to February 7, 2015 

18 Games - Olds Grizzlys, September 21, 1993 to November 6, 1993. 

17 Games - Brooks Bandits, December 9, 2016 to January 28, 2017. 

17 Games - Brooks Bandits, November 28, 2015 to January 22, 2016. 

16 Games - Brooks Bandits, November 17, 2012 to January 4, 2013. 

16 Games - Calgary Canucks, November 12, 1979 to January 15, 1980. 

16 Games - Drumheller Falcons, December 7, 1974 to January 30, 1975. 

LONGEST WINNING STREAK, OVERLAPPING SEASONS: 

31 Games - Brooks Bandits, 11 wins closing out the 2011-12 season, 20 wins to 

begin the 2012-13 season. 

24 Games - Olds Grizzlys, 6 Wins (2 by Shoot-out) closing out the 1992- 

93 season, 18 Wins (1 by Shoot-out) to begin the 1993-94 

season. 

LONGEST UNBEATEN STREAK, ONE SEASON: 

26 Games - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, October 29, 1999 to January 8, 


(21 Wins, 4 Shoot-out Wins, 1 Shoot-out Loss). 

24 Games - Okotoks Oilers, December 30th, 2017 to March 4th, 2018. 

24 Games - Spruce Grove Saints, December 13, 2014 to February 25, 


(20 Wins, 2 Shoot-out Wins, 2 Shoot-out Losses) 

23 Games - Spruce Grove Saints, October 6, 2010 to December 3, 2011. 

(21 wins, 2 shootout loss) 

23 Games - Olds Grizzlys, November 16, 1993 to January 20, 1994. (21 Wins, 2 

Shoot-out Losses). 

(NOTE): One Win was due to a forfeit of points by the Sherwood 

Park Crusaders for using iIllegal Players. 

21 Games - Calgary Canucks, November 13, 1987 to January 20, 1988. 

20 Games - Brooks Bandits, September 7, 2012 to November 10, 2012. 

20 Games - St. Albert Saints, October 24, 1987 to December 15, 1987. 

20 Games - Calgary Canucks, November 12, 2979 to January 15, 1980. 

19 Games - Brooks Bandits, November 17, 2012 to January 11, 2013. (16 

wins, 1 shootout win, 2 shootout loses). 



LONGEST UNBEATEN STREAK, 

OVERLAPPING SEASONS: 

31 Games - Brooks Bandits, 11 wins closing out the 2011-12 season, 20 wins 

to begin the 2012-13 season. 

27 Games - Okotoks Oilers, 24 wins and 1 tie closing out the 2007-08 

season, 2 wins to begin the 2008-09 season. 

24 Games - Olds Grizzlys, 6 Wins (2 by Shoot-out) closing out the 1992- 

93 season, 18 Wins 

(1 by Shoot-out) to Begin the 1993-94 season. 

19 Games - Camrose Kodiaks, 2 Wins closing out the 2006-07 season, 17 

unbeaten games to begin the 2007-08 season. 

LONGEST SEASON OPENING WINNING STREAK: 

20 Games - Brooks Bandits, 2012-13. (2 shootout wins). September 7, 

2012 to November 10, 2012. 

18 Games - Olds Grizzlys, 1993-94. (1 by Shoot-out). September 21, 1993 

to November 6, 1993. 

14 Games - Fort McMurray Oil Barons 2013-2014. (1 by shootout) September 

6 - Octoer 12, 2013. 

10 Games - Spruce Grove Saints, September 11, 2015 to October 3, 2015. 

10 Games - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, September 9, 1999 to October 3, 

1999. 

LONGEST SEASON OPENING UNBEATEN STREAK: 

20 Games - Brooks Bandits, 2012-13. (2 shootout wins). September 7, 

2012 to November 10, 2012. 

18 Games - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2013-14. (16 wins, 1 shootout loss, 1 

shootout win) September 6 to October 23, 2013. 

18 Games - Olds Grizzlys, 1993-94. (1 by Shoot-out). September 21, 1993 

to November 6, 1993. 

17 Games - Camrose Kodiaks, September 9, 2007 to October 26, 2007. 

10 Games - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, September 9, 1999 to October 3, 

1999. 

10 Games - Spruce Grove Saints, September 11, 2015 to October 3, 2015. 

LONGEST SEASON OPENING LOSING STREAK: 

28 Games - The Pass Red Devils, 1974-75. 

LONGEST SEASON OPENING HOME ICE UNBEATEN 

STREAK: 

30 Games* - Brooks Bandits, September 21, 2018 - March 2, 2019. 

23 Games* - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, September 6, 2013 to January 

28, 2014. (1 shotout win, 1 shootout loss). 

22 Games - Calgary Canucks, September 28, 1975 to January 23, 1976. 

(21 Wins, 1 Tie). 

* 1 game played as a designated home game at the AJHL Showcase. 

LONGEST HOME ICE WINNING STREAK, ONE SEASON: 

30 Games* - Brooks Bandits, September 21, 2018 - March 2, 2019. 

28 Games - Red Deer Rustlers, 1976-77. 

24 Games - Okotoks Oilers, October 21, 2007 to February 16, 2008. 

23 Games - Calgary Canucks, October 26, 1972 to March 6, 1973. 



LONGEST HOME ICE UNBEATEN STREAK, ONE SEASON: 

30 Games* - Brooks Bandits, September 21, 2018 - March 2, 2019 

(29W - 1 OTW, 0L) 

28 Games - Red Deer Rustlers, 1976-77. 

25 Games - Okotoks Oilers, October 21, 2007 to February 24, 2008 

(24W-0-1T) 

24 Games - St. Albert Saints, October 21, 2001 to February 26, 2002 

(20-0-4, W-L-T). 

23 Games - Calgary Canucks, October 26, 1972 to March 6, 1973. 

23 Games* - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, September 6, 2013 to January 

28, 2014. (21W, 1 SOL, 1 SOW). 

22 Games - Calgary Canucks, September 28, 1975 to January 23, 1976. 

(21-0-1, W-L-T). 

LONGEST HOME ICE LOSING STREAK, ONE SEASON: 

18 Games - Calgary Mustangs, 2015-16. 

16 Games - The Pass Red Devils, 1974-75. 

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 


171 - Brent Sutter, Red Deer Rustlers, 1979-80. 

165 - Rick Zaparniuk, Calgary Canucks, 1975-76. 

157 - Robin Laycock, Calgary Canucks, 1977-78. 

157 - Ryan Wecker, Drumheller Falcons, 1972-73. 

148 - Marty Achtymichuk, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1977-78. 

146 - Merlin Malinowski, Drumheller Falcons, 1975-76. 

142 - Sid Cranston, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1983-84. 

142 - Kelly Kisio, Red Deer Rustlers, 1977-78. 




75 - Doug Rigler, Red Deer Rustlers, 1979-80. 

74 - Kelly Kisio, Red Deer Rustlers, 1977-78 

70 - Dany Heatley, Calgary Canucks, 1998-99. 

70 - Ken Nelson, Drumheller Falcons, 1972-73. 


65 - Dale Eloschuk, Calgary Canucks, 1972-73 

64 - Dana Lattery, Olds Grizzlys, 1999-2000. 

64 - RAndy Keller, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 1987-88. 

64 - Rod Pimm, Red Deer Rustlers, 1975-76. 

MOST ASSISTS, ONE SEASON: 

108 - Rick Zaparniuk, Calgary Canucks, 1975-76. 


96 - Lubo Dzurilla, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 1986-87. 

94 - Marty Achtymichuk, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1977-78. 

93 - Darryl Sutter, Red Deer Rustlers, 1975-76. 



89 - Jade Galbraith, Drayton Valley Thunder, 2001-02. 

89 - Sid Cranston, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1983-84. 

86 - Merlin Malinowski, Drumheller Falcons, 1975-76. 

85 - Ken Slywka, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 1991-92. 

83 - Robin Dube, Red Deer RuStlers, 1987-88. 

83 - Bruno Baseotto, Calgary Canucks, 1978-79. 

MOST MINUTES IN PENALTIES, ONE SEASON: 

537 - Alex Halat, Calgary Royals, 1996-97. (52 Games). 

503 - Jeff Craik, Camrose Kodiaks/Brooks Bandits/Grande Prairie Storm, 

2001-02. (50 Games). 

495 - Brad Cruikshank, Calgary Royals, 1998-99. (56 Games). 

462 - Stuart Pietersma, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 2001-02. (59 

Games). 

460 - Scott Ross, Bonnyville Pontiacs, 1996-97. (46 Games). 

456 - Rob Olson, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 1997-98. (49 Games). 

455 - Glen Webster, Lloydminster Blazers, 1992-93. (37 Games). 

451 - Fraser Filipic, Lloydminster BLazers/Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 

2000-01. (58 Games). 

447 - Sheldon Wenzel, Brooks Bandits, 2001-02. (59 Games). 

443 - Ryan Shymr, Bonnyville Pontiacs, 1997-98. (57 Games). 

DEFENCE 


35 - Keith Hertz, Spruce Grove Mets, 1974-75. 

31 - David Babych, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1977-78. 

29 - Al Leggett, Hobbema Hawks, 1984-85. 

28 - Tony Dalcin, Calgary Canucks, 1989-90. 

28 - Mike Heidt, Calgary Canucks, 1980-81. 

27 - Felix-Antoine Poulin, Spruce Grove Saints, 2010-11 

25 - Trey Phillips, Canmore Eagles, 2013-14. 

25 - Don Herczeg, Olds Grizzlys (22), Fort McMurray (3), 1984-85. 

24 - Cale Makar, Brooks Bandits, 2016-17. 


74 - Gord Thibodeau, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1983-84. 

69 - David Babych, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1977-78. 



61 - Dennis Cesana, Brooks Bandits, 2017-18. 

61 - Keith Brown, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1976-77. 

58 - Brad Cox, Taber Golden Suns, 1975-76. 

57 - Ron Shudra, Red Deer Rustlers, 1984-85. 

56 - Steve Grumley, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1984-85. 




100 - Dave Babych, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1977-78. 

96 - Gord Thibodeau, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1983-84. 



83 - Keith Hertz, Spruce Grove Mets, 1974-75. 

ROOKIES 






53 - Gord Salt, Calgary Canucks, 1975-76. 

52 - Terry Houlder, Red Deer Rustlers, 1983-84. 

51 - Doug Palamarchuk, Red Deer Rustlers, 1975-76. 

50 - Jerry Bancks, Calgary Canucks, 1973-74. 

49 - Jeff Marler, Brooks Bandits, 2000-01. 


76 - John McMillan, St.Albert Saints, 1982-83. 


67 - Krys Kolanos, Calgary Royals, 1998-99. 

66 - Trent Rees, Calgary Spurs, 1984-85. 

61 - Brian Miller, Calgary Canucks, 1972-73. 





120 - John McMillan, St. Albert Saints, 1982-83. 


456 - Rob Olson, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 1997-98. (49 Games). 

443 - Trevor Cairns, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 1992-93. (46 Games). 

424 - Barry Harbin, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 1987-88. (45 Games). 

389 - Shane Frank, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 1998-99. (60 Games). 

387 -Neal Wagner, The Pass Red Devils, 1975-76. (51 Games). 

383 - Fraser Filipic, Lloydminster Blazers, 1998-99. (57 Games). 

378 - Joel Bresciani, Grande Prairie Storm, 1996-97. (57 Games). 

369 - Andre Chabot, Lloydminster Blazeres, 2004-05. (47 Games). 



GOALTENDERS 

*MINIMUM 1/3 SEASON PLAYED 

LONGEST SEASON OPENING WINNING STREAK: 

20 Games - Buddy Brazier, Calgary Canucks, October 2, 1987 to February 

3, 1988. 

19 Games - Michael Fredrick, Brooks Bandits, September 14, 2012 to 

November 10, 2012. 

LONGEST WINNING STREAK: 

21 Games - Pierce Charleson, Brooks Bandits, 2018-19. 

20 Games - Buddy Brazier, Calgary Canucks, 1987-88. 

19 Games - Michael Fredrick, Brooks Bandits, 2012-13. 

18 Games - Riley Morris, Okotoks Oilers, 2017-18. 

LONGEST CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT STREAK, 

ONE GOALIE: 

274 Minutes, 07 Seconds - Jimmy Bernier, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 

2005-06. 

218 minutes, 40 seconds - Devin McDonald, Camrose Kodiaks, 2013-14. 

193 Minutes, 56 Seconds - Julien Laplante, Bonnyville Pontiacs, 2010-11. 

194 Minutes, 22 Seconds - Patrick Terriss, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 


184 Minutes, 35 Seconds - Rob Nolan, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2004-05. 

182 Minutes, 51 Seconds - Kenny Cameron, Spruce Grove Saints, 2012-13. 

182 Minutes, 08 Seconds - Vincenzo Marozzi, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 


LONGEST CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT STREAK, ONE TEAM: 

251 Minutes, 12 Seconds - Camrose Kodiaks, October 31, 2009 to Nov 8, 


226 Minutes, 41 Seconds - Sherwood Park Crusaders, October 8, 2008 

to October 17, 2008 

221 Minutes, 21 Seconds - Spruce Grove Saints, December 21, 2014 to 

January 9, 2015 

216 minutes, 25 seconds - Okotoks Oilers, January 30 to February 11, 


MOST CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS, ONE GOALIE: 

3 - Julien Laplante, Bonnyville Pontiacs, 2010-11. 

February 5, 2011 vs. Lloydminster Bobcats, 2-0. 

February 11, 2011 vs. Spruce Grove Saints, 1-0. 

February 12, 2011 @ Grande Prairie Storm, 1-0 

3 - Jimmy Bernier, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2005-06 

September 23, 2005 vs. Olds Grizzlys, 4-0 at Fort McMurray. 

September 30, 2005 vs. Sherwood Park Crusaders, 4-0 at Fort McMurray. 

October 2, 2005 vs. Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 6-0 at Fort Sastkatchewan. 

3 - Vincenzo Marozzi, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 2008-09. 

October 2, 2008 @ Lloydminster Bobcats, 2-0. 

October 11, 2008 @ Okotoks Oilers, 5-0. 

October 12, 2008 @ Olds Grizzlys, 4-0. 



MOST CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS, ONE TEAM, 

ONE SEASON: 

3 - Drumheller Dragons 

October 23, 2014 vs. Olds Grizzlys (Jonny Hogue) 

October 25, 2014 vs. Drayton Valley Thunder (Jonny Hogue) 

October 31, 2014 @ Grande Prairie Storm (Curtis Skip) 

3 - Spruce Grove Saints 

January 2, 2015 vs. Canmore Eagles (Brett Zarowny) 

January 3, 2015 vs. Olds Grizzlys (Brett Zarowny) 

January 7, 2015 @ Grande Prairie Storm (Matthew Murray) 

3 - Okotoks Oilers 

February 1, 2014 vs. Calgary Canucks (Keelan Williams). 

February 3, 2014 vs. Calgary Canucks (Keelan Williams). 

February 8, 2014 vs. Brooks Bandits (Jared D’Amico). 

3 - Camrose Kodiaks 

November 3, 2009 @ Calgary Royals (Kris Moore). 

November 5, 2009 vs. St. Albert Steel (Evan Smith). 

November 7, 2009 vs. Drumheller Dragons (Kris Moore). 

3 - Calgary Royals, 

January 5,1991 vs. Fort Saskatchewan Traders 12-0 (Richard Morris); 

January 6, 1991 vs. St. Albert Saints 10-0 (Jaret Burgoyne); 

January 12, 1991 vs. Sherwood Park Crusaders 7-0 (Jaret Burgoyne). 

3 - Sherwood Park Crusaders, 

October 10, 2008 @ Brooks Bandits, 4-0. 

October 11, 2008 @ Okotoks Oilers, 5-0. 

October 12, 2008 @ Olds Grizzlys, 4-0. 

MOST SHUTOUTS, ONE GOALIE, ONE SEASON: 

10 - Jimmy Bernier, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2005-06. 

9 - Julie Laplante, Bonnyville Pontiacs, 2010-11. 

7 - Mitchel Benson, Brooks Bandits, 2016-17. 

7 - Devin Green, Lloydminster Bobcats, 2014-15. 

7- Michael Fredrick, Brooks Bandits 2012-13. 

7 - Jesse Kallechy, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2010-11. 

7 - Vincenzo Marozzi, Spruce Grove Saints, 2010-11. 

7 - Vincenzo Marozzi, Spruce Grove Saints, 2009-10. 

7 - Vincenzo Marozzi, Spruce Grove / Sherwood Park, 2008-09. 

7 - Chris Denman, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 2002-03. 

MOST SHUTOUTS, ONE GOALIE, ONE SEASON, 

INCLUDING PLAYOFFS: 

12 - Jimmy Bernier, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2005-06. (10 Regular season 

shutouts and 2 Playoff shutouts). 

11 - Mitchel Benson, Brooks Bandits, 2016-17. (7 Regular season and 4 

Playoff shutouts). 

9 - Julie Laplante, Bonnyville Pontiacs, 2010-11 (9 Regular season shutouts). 

9 - Vincenzo Marozzi, Spruce Grove Saints, 2010-11 (7 Regular season shutouts 

and 2 Playoff shutouts). 

9 - Vincenzo Marozzi, Spruce Grove Saints, 2009-10 (7 Regular season 




8 - Matt Davis, Spruce Grove Saints, 2018-19. (6 Regular season shutouts 


8 - Pierce Charleson, Brooks Bandits, 2018-19. (5 Regular season shutouts 


8 - Nolan Kent, Spruce Grove Saints, 2017-18 (4 Regular season and 4 

Playoff shutouts). 

8 - Michael Fredrick, Brooks Bandits 2012-13 (7 Regular season and 1 

Playoff shutout). 

8 - David Thompson, Camrose Kodiaks, 2004-05. (5 Regular season 


8 - Rob Nolan, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2004-05. (5 Regular season 


8 - Chris Denman, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 2002-03. (7 Regular season 

shutouts and 1 Playoff shutout). 

MOST SHUTOUTS, ONE TEAM, ONE SEASON: 

11 - Spruce Grove Saints, 2015-16. Dattani 3, Murray 3, Zarowny 3, Mason 2. 

11 - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2013-14. Jesse Gordichuk 5, Tanner Jaillet 6. 

11 - Spruce Grove Saints, 2009-10. Vincenzo Marozzi 7; Travis Rolheiser 4. 

11 - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2005-06. Jimmy Bernier 10; Jeremy Reid 1. 

10 - Brooks Bandits, 2018-19. Charleson 5, Marshall 4, Graziano 1. 

10 - Brooks Bandits, 2016-17. Benson 7, Horawski 3. 

10 - Sherwood Park Crusaders, 2008-09. 5 Esposito, 2 Esau, 3 Marozzi. 

10 - Spruce Grove Saints, 2008-09. 6 Rolheiser, 4 Marozzi. 

10 - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2004-05. Rob Nolan 5; Matt Yesmaniski 5. 

MOST SHUTOUTS, ONE TEAM, INCLUDING PLAYOFFS: 

14 - Brooks Bandits, 2016-17 

14 - Spruce Grove Saints, 2009-10. 

13 - Brooks Bandits, 2018-19. 

13 - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2005-06. 


12 - Spruce Grove Saints, 2015-16. 


11 - Camrose Kodiaks, 2014-15. 

11- Spruce Grove Saints, 2010-11. 

MOST ASSISTS, ONE GOALIE, ONE SEASON: 

7 - Stephen Wagner, Olds Grizzlys, 1995-96. 

7 - Kent Baumbach, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 1995-96. 

6 - Peter Dobrowolski, Calgary Royals, 1998-99. 

6 - Scott Kabotoff, St. Albert Saints, 1997-98. 

6 - Todd Weninger, Calgary Canucks, 1996-97. 

6 - Ryan Ludwar, Olds Grizzlys (6), Lloydminster Blazers (0), 1996-97. 

MOST ASSISTS, ONE GOALIE, ONE SEASON, 

INCLUDING PLAYOFFS: 

8 - Scott Kabotoff, St. Albert Saints, 1997-98. (6-season, 2-Playoffs). 

8 - Stephen Wagner, Olds Grizzlys, 1995-96. (7-season, 1-Playoffs). 

MOST ASSISTS, ONE GOALIE, ONE GAME: 

3 - Todd Weninger, Calgary Canucks, vs. St. Albert Saints, February 12, 

1997 at Calgary. Calgary won 7-5. 



3 - Glen Furguson, Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Hobbema Hawks, December 2, 

1986 at Hobbema. Red Deer won 9-3. 


90 - Jeff Little, Hobbema Hawks, 1987-88. 

83 - Darryl Kuntz, Hobbema Hawks, 1982-83. 

77 - Mark Frank, Taber Golden Suns, 1979-80. 

64 - Ron Bourcier, Red Deer Rustlers, 1973-74. 

58 - Kevin Stapleton, Fort Saskatchewan, 1983-84. 

LOWEST GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE, ONE SEASON: 

1.52 - Nolan Kent, Spruce Grove Saints, 2017-18. 20 GP; 1,105 MP. 

1.58 - Travis Rolheiser, Spruce Grove Saints, 2009-10. 30 GP; 1,781 MP. 

1.64 - Jimmy Bernier, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2005-06. 44 GP; 2,630 MP. 

1.65 - Vincenzo Marozzi, Spruce Grove Saints, 2010-11. 42 GP; 2,514 MP. 

1.67 - Vincenzo Marozzi, Spruce Grove Saints, 2009-10. 31 GP; 1,866 MP. 

1.72 - Matthew Murray, Spruce Grove Saints, 2014-15. 22 GP; 1,183 MP. 

1.73 - Mitchel Benson, Brooks Bandits, 2016-17. 41 GP; 2,463 MP. 

1.74 - Joel Miller, Spruce Grove Saints, 2011-12. 33 GP; 1,861 MP. 

1.75 - Rob Nolan, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2004-05. 46 GP; 2,604 MP. 

1.84 - Joel Miller, Spruce Grove Saints, 2010-11. 27 GP; 1,500 MP. 

HIGHEST SAVE PERCENTAGE, ONE SEASON: 

.935% - Jesse Gordichuk, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2013-14. 20 GP; 1,118 MP. 

.934% - Nolan Kent, Spruce Grove Saints, 2017-18. 20 GP; 1,105 MP. 

.934% - Travis Rolheiser, Spruce Grove Saints, 2009-10. 30 GP; 1,781 MP. 

.933% - Griffin Bowerman, Camrose Kodiaks, 2018-19.28 GP, 1,562 MP. 

.933% - Tanner Jaillet, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2013-14. 43 GP; 2,509 MP. 

.933% - Vincenzo Marozzi, Spruce Grove Saints, 2010-11. 42 GP; 2,514 MP. 

.933 % - Ryan Rondeau, Canmore Eagles, 2005-06. 25 GP; 1,420 MP. 

.931% - Devon McDonald, Camrose Kodiaks, 2012-13. 31 GP; 1,604 MP. 

.931% - Joel Miller, Spruce Grove Saints, 2011-12. 33 GP; 1,861 MP. 

.931% - Vincenzo Marozzi, Spruce Grove Saints, 2009-10. 31 GP; 1,866 MP. 

MOST SAVES, ONE GAME: 

74 - Jamie Stewart, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, vs. Red Deer Rustlers, 

January 6, 1985 at Red Deer. Red Deer won 7-1. 

72 - Ross Frisken, Drumheller Falcons, vs. Calgary Canucks, December 8, 


MOST SHOTS STOPPED, ONE SEASON: 

2,196 - Travis Mailhot, Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves, 1998-99. 

1,738 - Jason Fricker, Bonnyville Pontiacs, 1995-96. 

1,724 - Bryan Deley, Drumheller Miners, 1981-82. 

1,711 - Ravi Dattani, Calgary Mustangs, 2014-15. 

1,690 - Darryl Kuntz, Hobbema Hawks, 1982-83. 

1,673 - Rhys Hadfield, St Albert Steel, 2010-11. 

1,658 - Kyle Richter, Brooks Bandits, 2005-06. 

1,654 - Andy Houthuys, Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves, 1999-2000. 

1,651 - Dan Shearer, Drumheller Falcons, 1974-75. 



MOST MINUTES PLAYED, ONE SEASON: 

3,379 - Mitchel Benson, Brooks Bandits, 2017-18. (56 GPI). 

3,228 - Kyle Richter, Brooks Bandits, 2005-06. (55 GPI). 

3,217 - Jason Fricker, Bonnyville Pontiacs, 1995-96. (57 GPI). 

3,177 - Jay Deo, Calgary Mustangs, 2011-12. (55 GPI). 

3,119 - Jordan Ramstead, Grande Prairie Storm, 2004-05. (54 GPI). 

3,085 - Nick Kulmanovsky, Grande Prairie Storm, 2013-14. (54GPI) 

3,066 - Travis Mailhot, Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves, 1998-99. (55 GPI). 

3,065 - Sam Brittain, Canmore Eagles, 2009-10. (52 GPI). 

3,061 - Jonathan Larose, Drumheller Dragons, 2005-06. (52 GPI). 

3,043 - Shaun Gravistin, Calgary Spurs, 1987-88. (54 GPI). 

3,032 - Rhys Hadfield, St Albert Steel, 2010-11. 

3,030 - Clint Malarchuk, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1978-79. (50 GPI). 

SINGLE GAME RECORDS 

MOST GOALS, ONE PLAYER: 

7 - Gary Unger, Calgary Buffaloes, 1965. 

6 - Andrew Luciuk, Sherwood Park Crusaders, vs. Bonnyville Pontiacs, 

October 15, 1994 at Sherwood Park. Sherwood Park won 10-6. 

6 - Jason Proulx, Ft. Saskatchewan Traders, vs. Ft.McMurray Oil Barons, 

November 17, 1987 at Fort Saskatchewan. Fort Saskatchewan won 

13-4. 

6 - Dale Eloschuk, Calgary Canucks, vs. Lethbridge Sugar Kings, February 

3, 1973 at Lethbridge. Calgary won 14-4. 

MOST GOALS, ONE PLAYER, ONE PERIOD: 

5 - Rod Slatten, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, vs. Hobbema Hawks, at 

Hobbema February 27, 1983. Third Period. Hobbema won 8-7 (OT). 

4 - Eric Beaudin, Grande Prairie Storm, vs. Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 

at Fort McMurray, January 14, 2005, Second Period. Grande Prairie 

won 5-2. 

4 - Chris Dobek, Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves, vs. Fort Saskatchewan 

Traders, at Crowsnest Pass September 28, 2002. Second Period. 

Crowsnest Pass won 8-7 in Overtime. 

4 - Doug Auchenberg, Sherwood Park Crusaders, vs. forT Saskatchewan 

Traders, at Sherwood Park October 31, 2001. First Period. Sherwood 

Park won 10-3. 

4 - Mike Wiggins, Calgary Royals, vs. Olds Grizzlys, at Olds. November 

7, 2000. Second Period. Calgary Royals won 4-3. 

4 - Will McInnis, Taber Golden Suns, vs. Calgary Canucks, February 9, 


4 - Perry Stenslund, The Pass Red Devils, vs. Drumheller Falcons, March 

7, 1976 at Blairmore. Third Period. The Pass won 18-1. 

4 - Darrell Knibbs, Lethbridge Sugar Kings, vs. Calgary Cowboys, December 

17, 1968 at Lethbridge. Second Period. Lethbridge won 12-0. 



MOST GOALS, BY DEFENSEMAN, ONE GAME: 

6 - Jason Proulx, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, vs. Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 

November 17, 1987 at 

Fort Saskatchewan. Fort Saskatchewan won 13-4. 

MOST ASSISTS, ONE PLAYER, ONE GAME: 

8 - Howie Heggedal, Lethbridge Sugar Kings, vs. Calgary Cowboys, 

January 7, 1969 at Lethbridge. 

MOST ASSISTS, ONE PLAYER, ONE PERIOD: 

5 - Moe Halat, Calgary Canucks vs. Bow Valley Eagles, October 19, 1998 

at Bow Valley. Second Period. Calgary won 5-1. 

5 - Roger Lamoureux, Calgary Canucks, vs. Edmonton Mets, February 4, 

1973 at Calgary. First Period. Calgary won 10-4. 

MOST POINTS, ONE PLAYER, ONE GAME: 

9 - Ron Rose, Drumheller Falcons vs. The Pass Red Devils at Drumheller, 

March 9, 1975. (3 Goals, 6 Assists). Drumheller won 15-3. 

8 - Warren McCutcheon, Canmore Eagles vs. Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves 

at Crowsnest Pass, February, 2003. (4 Goals, 4 Assists). 

Canmore won 11-4. 

8 - Bob Duchak, Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Hobbema Hawks, at Red Deer, 

January 15, 1988. (2 Goals, 6 Assists). Red Deer won 14-0. 

8 - Dale Eloschuk, Calgary Canucks, vs. Lethbridge Sugar Kings, at Calgary, 

March 1, 1973. (4 Goals, 4 Assists). Calgary won 19-0. 

MOST POINTS, ONE PLAYER, ONE PERIOD: 

6 - Robin Dube, Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Hobbema Hawks, at Red Deer 

January 15, 1988. Third Period. (3 Goals, 3 Assists). Red Deer won 

14-0. 

MOST MINUTES IN PENALTIES, ONE PLAYER: 

91 - Wes Rypien, Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves, vs. Calgary Royals at 

Calgary, November 20, 2000. 

80 - Vern Lakusta, Ft. Saskatchewan Traders, vs. Ft.McMurray Oil Barons, 

at Fort McMurray, January 10, 1988. 

71 - Rob Olson, Sherwood Park Crusaders, vs. Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 

at Fort McMurray, September 18, 1999. 

66 - Kevin Lane, Ft. Saskatchewan Traders, vs. Ft. McMurray Oil Barons, at 

Fort McMurray, January 10, 1988. 

66 - Ron McNeill, Ft. McMurray Oil Barons, vs. Ft. Saskatchewan Traders, 

at Fort McMurray, January 10, 1988. 

62 - Vincent Muller, Drumheller Dragons, vs. Calgary Royals, at Drumheller, 

November 11, 2003. 

62 - Daryl Campbell, Olds Grizzlys, vs. Sherwood Park Crusaders, February 

4, 1986 at Sherwood Park. 



QUICK GOAL RECORDS 

FASTEST GOAL FROM THE START OF A GAME: 

6 Seconds - Kris Spriggs, Lloydminster Bobcats vs. Drayton Valley Thunder, 

January 15, 2016 at Lloydminster. Lloydminster won 6-1. 

6 Seconds - Joshua Welter, Grande Prairie Storm, vs. Bonnyville Pontiacs, 

December 30, 2002 at Grande Prairie. Grande Prairie 

won 5-3. 

6 Seconds - Ryan Chaytors, Calgary Canucks, vs. Lloydminster Blazers, 

January 14, 1995 at Calgary. Lloydminster won 4-3. 

6 Seconds - Tony Frenette, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, vs. Sherwood 

Park Crusaders, October 24, 1992 at Fort McMurray. Fort 

McMurray won 5-3. 

6 Seconds - Brian Sutter, Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Drumheller Falcons, 

March 3, 1974 at Red Deer. Red Deer won 10-4. 

7 Seconds - Colen Pappas, Olds Grizzlys, vs. Lloydminster Blazers, February 

21, 1999 at Lloydminster. Lloydminster won 4-2. 

7 Seconds - Todd Jacobs, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, vs. Bonnyville Pontiacs, 

December 14, 1996 at Fort McMurray. Fort McMurray 

won 7-2. 

8 Seconds - Chevan Wilson, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, vs. Camrose 

Kodiaks, October 8, 2005 at Fort McMurray. Fort McMurray 

won 3-1. 

8 Seconds - Chris Baker, Sherwood Park Crusaders, vs. Lloyminster 

Blazers, January 8, 2003 at Sherwood Park. Sherwood 

Park won 3-1. 

8 Seconds - Colen Pappas, Olds Grizzlys, vs. Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 

December 16, 2000 at Olds. Olds won 7-5. 

FASTEST GOAL FROM START OF A PERIOD: 

5 Seconds - Parker Foo, Brooks Bandits, vs. Lloydminster Bobcats, 

December 3, 2016 at Lloydminster. Second Period (SHG). 

Brooks won 7-0. 

5 Seconds - Brian Stephenson, Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Lethbridge Longhorns, 

February 17, 1974 at Lethbridge. Second Period. Red 

Deer won 10-4. 

FASTEST OVERTIME GOAL: 

5 Seconds - Tristan Crozier, Grande Prairie Storm, vs. Whitecourt Wolverines, 

October 7, 2014 at Whitecourt. Grande Prairie won 

4-3. 

6 Seconds - Matt Forchuk, Canmore Eagles, vs. Calgary Canucks, February 

25, 2015 at Calgary. Canmore won 3-2. 

8 Seconds - Brinson Pasichnuk, Bonnyville Pontaics vs. Calgary Mustangs, 

October 17, 2015 at Bonnyville. Bonnyville won 5-4. 

12 Seconds - Mike Marianchuk, Drumheller Dragons, vs. Drayton Valley 

Thunder, November 11, 2010. Drumheller won 4-3 in OT. 

12 Seconds - Cam Creighton, Brooks Bandits, vs. Spruce Grove Saints, 

October 13, 2007. Brooks won 4-3. 

12 Seconds - Jody Pederson, Olds Grizzlys, vs. Drumheller Dragons, 

January 14, 2005 at Olds. Olds won 4-3. 

13 Seconds - Mark Krupicz, Canmore Eagles, vs. Calgary Canucks, December 

7, 2007 at Canmore. Canmore won 5-4. 



FASTEST TWO GOALS, ONE PLAYER: 

5 Seconds - Dale Eloschuk, Calgary Canucks, vs. The Pass Red Devils, 

December 9, 1972 at Calgary. Eloschuk Scored at (0:23 and 

0:28) of the Second Period. Calgary won 7-2. 

5 Seconds - Don Simituk, Drumheller Falcons, vs. Mount Royal College 

Cougars, January 25, 1972 at Calgary. Simituk Scored at 

(12:40 and 12:45) of the Second Period. 

FASTEST TWO GOALS, BOTH TEAMS: 

3 Seconds - Brooks Bandits, vs. Calgary Canucks, October 27, 2000 at 

Brooks. Third Period. Kevin Leonard, Brooks (12:10); Tyson 

Plesuk, Calgary (12:07). Brooks won 7-3. 

3 Seconds - St. Albert Saints vs. Ft McMurray Oil Barons, January 12, 1991 

at Fort McMurray. Third Period. Jamie Graham, Ft McMurray 

19:14; Dustin Fahl, St. Albert 19:17 (Eng). St. Albert won 6-4. 

5 Seconds - St. Albert Saints, vs. Fort Saskatchewan Traders, December 

7, 1989 at Fort Saskatchewan. First Period. Mike Harding 

Scored at 10:52, Kent Dochuk 10:57. St. Albert won 6-4. 

5 Seconds - Calgary Canucks, vs. The Pass Red Devils, December 9, 1972 

at Calgary. Second Period. Dale Eloschuk Scored at 0:23 

and 0:28. Calgary won 7-2. 

5 Seconds - Drumheller Falcons, vs. Mount Royal College Cougars, January 

25, 1972 at Mount Royal. Second Period. Don Simituk 

Scored at 12:40 and 12:45. 

FASTEST TWO GOALS, ONE TEAM: 

5 Seconds - Bonnyville Pontiacs, vs. Camrose Kodiaks, November 18, 

1998 at Bonnyville. First Period. Andy Doktorchik Scored at 

14:10, Marcel Landry 14:15. Bonnyville won 9-4. 

5 Seconds - St. Albert Saints, vs. Fort Saskatchewan Traders, December 

7, 1989 at Fort Saskatchewan. First Period. Mike Harding 

Scored at 10:52, Kent Dochuk 10:57. St. Albert won 6-4. 

5 Seconds - Calgary Canucks, vs. The Pass Red Devils, December 9, 

1972 at Calgary. Second Period. Dale Eloschuk Scored at 

0:23 and 0:28. Calgary won 7-2. 

5 Seconds - Drumheller Falcons, vs. Mount Royal College Cougars, January 

25, 1972 at Mount Royal. Second Period. Don Simituk 

Scored at 12:40 and 12:45. 

FASTEST THREE GOALS, ONE TEAM: 

19 Seconds - Calgary Canucks, vs. Drumheller Falcons, October 8, 1974 

at Calgary. Third Period. 

Jerry Bancks Scored at 13:25, Mike McIvor 13:36, and Ross 

Patterson 13:44. 

22 Seconds - Sherwood Park Crusaders, vs. Bonnyville Pontiacs, January 

15, 2003 at Sherwood Park. Sherwood Park won 5-3. 

FASTEST FOUR GOALS, ONE TEAM: 

58 Seconds - The Pass Red Devils, vs. Drumheller Falcons, March 7, 1976 

at Blairmore. Third Period. George Buat Scored at 5:33 

and 5:44, Perry Stensland 5:57, Glen Cochrane 6:31. the 

Red Devils won 18-1. 



60 Seconds - Bow Valley Eagles vs. Bonnyville Pontiacs, September 19, 

1998 at Canmore. First Period. Gary Hall Scored at 17:50, 

Tim Krueckl 18:05, Bryan Olson 18:35 and Shane Joseph 

18:50. Bow Valley won 9-3. 

SPECIALTY TEAM RECORDS 

MOST POWERPLAY GOALS, ONE PLAYER, ONE SEASON: 


29 - Troy Jacobsen, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1984-85. 

28 - Andrew Luciuk, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 1994-95. 

28 - Peter Gerlinger, Drumheller Falcons, 1980-81. 

26 - Grant Rezewski, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 1983-84. 

25 - Mal Parks, St. Albert Saints, 1982-83. 

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS, ONE PLAYER, ONE SEASON: 

10 - Chad Lacasse, Canmore Eagles, 2003-04. 

9 - Greg Geldart, St. Albert Saints, 1987-88. 

8 - Reese Rolheiser, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 2008-09 

8 - Jared Sylvestre, Bonnyville Pontiacs, 1999-2000. 

8 - Mike Comrie, St. Albert Saints, 1997-98. 

8 - Andy Doktorchik, Bonnyville Pontiacs, 1996-97. 

8 - Perry Berezan, St. Albert Saints, 1982-83. 

7 - Austin McDonald, Lloydminster Bobcats, 2013-14. 

7 - Jeremy Robinson, Calgary Royals, 2003-04. 

7 - D. (Scooter) Smith, Calgary Royals, 1998-99. 

7 - Ryan Manitowich, Calgary Canucks, 1998-99. 

7 - Jim Lawrence, Olds Grizzlys, 1996-97. 

7 - Dan Baker, Calgary Canucks, 1984-85. 

7 - Chris Wilson, Grande Prairie Storm, 2005-06. 

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS, ONE TEAM, ONE GAME: 

4 - Olds Grizzlys, vs. Sherwood Park Crusaders, December 5, 1997 at 

Olds. Olds won 10-2. 

4 - Calgary Royals, vs. Bow Valley Eagles, December 21, 1995 at Canmore. 


MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS, ONE PLAYER, 

ONE GAME: 

3 - Jared Sylvestre, Bonnyville Pontiacs, vs. St. Albert Saints, February 

22, 1999 at Bonnyville. Bonnyville won 8-2. 

3 - Daryl Romano, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, December 1, 1991 vs. Sherwood 

Park Crusaders. Fort McMurray won 8-6. 

MOST POWERPLAY GOALS, ONE TEAM, ONE GAME: 

11 - Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Hobbema Hawks, January 15, 1988. Red Deer 

won 14-0. 

8 - Calgary Canucks, vs. Fort Saskatchewan Traders, October 11, 1987. 


8 - Calgary Canucks, vs. Calgary Spurs, October 22, 1985. Canucks won 

11-3. 



MOST POWERPLAY GOALS, BOTH TEAMS, ONE GAME: 

11 - Fort Saskatchewan Traders (6), vs. Fort McMurray Oil Barons (5), 

November 20, 1998 at 

Fort Saskatchewan. Fort Saskatchewan won 10-8. 

11 - Red Deer Rustlers (11), vs. Hobbema Hawks (0), January 15, 1988. 


10 - Sherwood Park Crusaders (6), vs. St. Albert Saints (4), at St. Albert 

January 22, 1987. 

9 - Calgary Canucks (8), vs. Calgary Spurs (1), October 22, 1985. Canucks 

won 11-3. 

MOST POWERPLAY GOALS, ONE TEAM, ONE PERIOD: 

8 - Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Hobbema Hawks, January 15, 1988. Red Deer 

won 14-0. Third Period. 

5 - Calgary Canucks, vs. Calgary Spurs, October 22, 1985. Canucks won 

11-3. Second Period. 

MOST POWERPLAY GOALS, ONE PLAYER, ONE GAME: 

4 - Andrew Luciuk, Sherwood Park Crusaders, vs. Bonnyville Pontiacs, 

October 15, 1994 at Sherwood Park. Sherwood Park won 10-6. 

4 - Bobby Stewart, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, vs. Bonnyville Pontiacs, 

November 7, 1992. Fort McMurray won 13-2. 

4 - Jason Proulx, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, October 11, 1988 vs. Lloydminster 

Blazers. Fort Saskatchewan won 9-3. 

MOST POWERPLAY GOALS, ONE PLAYER, ONE PERIOD: 

3 - Mark Letestu, Bonnyville Pontiacs, vs. Drayton Valley Thunder, November 

5, 2005 at Bonnyville. Second Period. Bonnyville won 6-5. 

3 - Eric Beaudin, Grande Prairie Storm, vs. Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 

January 14, 2005 at Fort McMurray. Second Period. Grande Prairie 

won 5-2. 

3 - Ryan Joseph, Calgary Royals, vs. Olds Grizzlys, February 9, 1999 at 

Olds. First Period. Calgary won 6-5. 

3 - Jason Proulx, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, October 11, 1988 vs. Lloydminster 

Blazers. First Period. Fort Saskachewan won 9-3. 

3 - Jason Proulx, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, January 27, 1989 vs. Calgary 

Canucks. 1st Period. Fort Saskatchewan won 6-4. 

FASTEST TWO GOALS, SHORT HANDED, ONE TEAM: 




7 Seconds - Drayton Valley Thunder, vs. Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 

October 18, 2002 at Fort Saskatchewan. Brent Hill Scored 

at 17.10 and Eric Sonnenberg at 17.17 of the 

Second Period. Fort Saskatchewan won 5-4. 

10 Seconds - Calgary Canucks, vs. Drumheller Falcons, October 7, 1975 

at Calgary. Mike McIvor Scored at 14:40 and 14:50 of the 

Third Period. Calgary won 8-2. 

11 Seconds - Calgary Royals, vs. Sherwood Park Crusaders, December 7, 

1990 at Calgary. Chad Moar Scored at 18:39, Nick Poole at 

18:50 of the Third Period. Sherwood Park won 5-4. 


PLAYOFF RECORDS 

12 Seconds - Drayton Valley Thunder, vs. Canmore Eagles, October 27, 

2001 at Drayton Valley. 

B.J. Ballas Scored at 0.21 and Jade Galbraith Scored at 0.33 

of the Second Period. 

Drayton Valley won 8-6. 

FASTEST THREE GOALS, SHORT HANDED, ONE TEAM: 

1 Minute, 28 Seconds - Drayton Valley Thunder, vs. Olds Grizzlys, September 

15, 2001 at Olds. 

Third Period. Mike Batovanja Scored at 0.44, 

Jade Galbraith Scored at 1.24 and Dustin Sproat 

Scored at 2.12. Olds won 8-7. 

FASTEST TWO GOALS, SHORTHANDED, ONE PLAYER: 




10 Seconds - Mike McIvor, Calgary Canucks, October 7, 1975. Calgary 

Canucks, vs. Drumheller Falcons, at Calgary. McIvor Scored 

at 14:40 and 14:50 of the Third Period. Calgary won 8-2. 

13 Seconds - Bonnyville Pontiacs, vs. Bow Valley Eagles, January 14, 

2000 at Bonnyville. Jared Sylvestre Scored at 13:39 and 

13:52 of the First Period. Bonnyville won 7-5. 

21 Seconds - Curtis Sheptak, Olds Grizzlys, November 16, 1993. Olds 

Grizzlys vs. Calgary Royals at Olds. Sheptak Scored at 4:30 

and 4:51 of the First Period. Olds won 6-4. 



PLAYOFF RECORDS 

TEAM RECORDS 

MOST GOALS, ONE TEAM, ONE SEASON: 

98 - Red Deer Rustlers, 1987. (20 Games). 

98 - St. Albert Saints, 1987. (19 Games). 

96 - Calgary Canucks, 1986. (15 Games). 

94 - Calgary Spurs, 1982. (16 Games). 

MOST GOALS, ONE TEAM, ONE GAME: 

18 - Canmore Eagles (16), vs. Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves (2), March 3, 

2003 at Crowsnest Pass. 

18 - Sherwood Park Crusaders (10), vs. Fort Saskatchewan Traders (8), 

March 7, 1981 at Sherwood Park. 

17 - Canmore Eagles (11), vs. Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves (6), March 2, 

2003 at Crowsnest Pass. 

17 - St. Albert Saints (13), vs. Red Deer Rustlers (4), March 28, 1987. St. 

Albert won 13-4. 

16 - Red Deer Rustlers (9), vs. Spruce Grove Mets (7), March 17, 1976 at 

Spruce Grove. 

16 - Canmore Eagles, vs. Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves, March 3, 2003. 

Canmore won 16-2. 

13 - St. Albert Saints, vs. Red Deer Rustlers, March 28, 1987. St. Albert 

won 13-4. 

LARGEST SHUTOUT WIN: 

(11-0) - St. Albert Saints, vs. Fort McMurray Oil Barons, March 16, 1988 at 

St. Albert. North Semi-Finals. 

(9-0) - Brooks Bandits, vs. Olds Grizzlys, March 17, 2017 at Brooks. 

Game One of South Division Semi-Finals. 

(9-0) - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, vs. Calgary Canucks, April 10, 1997 at 

Fort McMurray. Game Four of League Final. 

(9-0) - Fort Saskatchewan Traders, vs. Lloydminster Blazers, March 13, 

1990 at Fort Saskatchewan. Game Five of North Semi-Finals. 

(9-0) - Olds Grizzlys, vs. Drumheller Dragons, March 7, 2004 at Olds. 

Game Two of South Division Playoffs. 


ONE SEASON: 

855 - Taber Golden Suns, 1981. (18 Games). 

618 - Camrose Kodiaks, 2003. (21 Games). 



535 - St. Albert Saints 2003. (22 Games). 

507 - Olds Grizzlys, 2002. (10 Games). 




ONE GAME: 

475 - Calgary Royals (266), vs. Lloydminster Blazers (209), at Calgary 

March 14, 1992. 

380 - Red Deer Rustlers (194), vs. Calgary Canucks (186) March 22, 1988 

at Red Deer. 

345 - Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves (187), vs. Bow Valley Eagles (158) 

March 2, 2001 at Crowsnest Pass. 

303 - Olds Grizzlys (185), vs. Camrose Kodiaks (118) March 15, 2002 at 

Olds. 

286 - Red Deer Rustlers (189), vs. Calgary Canucks (97) March 9, 1979 at 

Calgary. 

FEWEST MINUTES IN PENALTIES, ONE TEAM, 

ONE GAME: 

0 - Grande Prairie Storm, vs. Spruce Grove Saints, at Grande Prairie 

on March 2th, 2018. Spruce Grove won 8-0. Game Four of Division 

Semi-Final. 

0 - Calgary Canucks, vs. Fort McMurray Oil Barons (6), at Calgary April 

5, 1997. Fort McMurray won 5-2. Game One of League Final. 

FEWEST MINUTES IN PENALTIES, BOTH TEAMS, 

ONE GAME: 

4 - Spruce Grove Saints (2) vs. Fort McMurray Oil Barons (2), at Fort 

McMurray, April 8, 2014. Spruce Grive won 3-2 in OT. 

4 - Drayton Valley Thunder (2), vs. Fort McMurray Oil Barons (2), at Fort 

McMurray March 19, 2001. 

Drayton Valley won 4-3. Game Six of North Division Semi-Finals. 

LONGEST OVERTIME GAME: 

79 Minutes, 40 Seconds - Camrose Kodiaks, vs. St. Albert Saints, April 

11, 2003 at Camrose. Camrose won 6-5. Game 

Five of League Final. 

60 Minutes, 52 Seconds - Calgary Canucks, vs. Olds Grizzlys, March 6, 

2006 4-3. Game Three of at 

Calgary. Calgary won South Division Playoffs. 

56 Minutes, 22 Seconds - Camrose Kodiaks vs. Brooks Bandits, March 11, 

2011 @ Brooks. Brooks won 3-2. Game Four 

of Round Two. 

56 Minutes, 07 Seconds - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, vs. Camrose Kodiaks, 

Game Four of League Finals. April 12, 

2006 at Camrose. Camrose won 1-0. 

51 Minutes, 12 Seconds - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, vs. Lloydminster 

Blazers, March 29, 2000 at Lloydminster. Fort 

McMurray won 4-3. Game Four of North Division 

Final. 

49 Minutes, 23 Seconds - Brooks Bandits vs Camrose Kodiaks, April 

3rd, 2018 at Brooks, Okotoks wins Game 4 of 

South Division Final 5-4. 

49 Minutes, 34 Seconds - March 1, 2008. Canmore Eagles 5 @ Olds Grizzlys 

6. Game One of Round One. 



41 Minutes, 51 Seconds - March 15, 2009. Grande Prairie Storm 4 @ 

Sherwood Park Crusaders 3. Game Six of 

North Division Semi-Finals. 

40 Minutes, 46 Seconds - Calgary Canucks, vs. Calgary Royals, March 

4, 2002 at Calgary Canucks. Calgary Canucks 

won 5-4, Game Four of Mini-Series. 

40 Minutes, 37 Seconds - March 12, 2007. Okotoks Oilers 2 @ Brooks Bandits 

3. Game Three of Round Two. 

40 Minutes, 17 Seconds - April 13, 2007. Camrose Kodiaks 5 @ Fort Saskatchewan 

Traders 6. Game Five of League 

Final. 

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 


48 - Mike Comrie, St. Albert Saints, 1998. (24-24 G-A, 19 GP). 

44 - Sid Cranston, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1984. (21-23 G-A, 15 GP). 

42 - Eric Murano, Calgary Canucks, 1986. (14-28 G-A, 15 GP). 

39 - Marty Achtymichuk, Fort Sask. Traders, 1979. (6-33 G-A, 15 GP). 

38 - Jade Galbraith, Drayton Valley Thunder, 2002. (11-17 G-A, 16 GP). 

37 - Dean Larson, Calgary Canucks, 1988. (14-23 G-A, 14 GP). 

35 - Dany Heatley, Calgary Canucks, 1999. (22-13 G-A, 13 GP). 

35 - Mark Thietke, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 1986. (17-18 G-A, 16 GP). 


24 - Mike Comrie, St. Albert Saints, 1998. (19 Games). 

22 - Dany Heatley, Calgary Canucks, 1999. (13 Games). 

21 - Sid Cranston, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1984. (15 Games). 

21 - Rod Slatten, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 1983. (14 Games). 

20 - Dave Donnelly, St. Albert Saints, 1981. (17 Games). 

18 - Ty Morris, St. Albert Saints, 2003. (21 Games). 

18 - Dion Wandler, Calgary Canucks, 1995. (17 Games). 

18 - Ron Head, Calgary Canucks, 1979. (15 Games). 

18 - Corey Martin, Red Deer Rustlers, 1968. (12 Games). 

18 - Gary Unger, Calgary Buffaloes, 1964. 


33 - Marty Achtymichuk, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1979. (15 Games). 

28 - Eric Murano, Calgary Canucks, 1986. (15 Games). 

27 - Jade Galbraith, Drayton Valley Thunder, 2002. (16 Games). 


23 - Dean Larson, Calgary Canucks, 1988. (14 Games). 

23 - Jeff Preece, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 1985. (15 Games). 

23 - Sid Cranston, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1984. (15 Games). 

22 - Kevin Du, St. Albert Saints, 2003. (22 Games). 

22 - David Hukalo, St. Albert Saints, 1998. (19 Games). 

22 - Fernando Pisani, St. Albert Saints, 1996. (18 Games). 




136 - Andrew Milne, St. Albert Saints, 1996. (16 Games). 

127 - Sean Mcfatridge, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 1994. (18 Games). 

122 - Craig Perry, Camrose Kodiaks, 2003. (21 Games). 

119 - Brad Mccorry, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1993. (23 Games). 

119 - Stan Marple, St. Albert Saints, 1988. (17 Games). 

117 - Ian Gallager, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 1986. (14 Games). 

116 - Mike Swainson, Red Deer Rustlers, 1989. (15 Games). 

MOST GOALS, ONE GAME: 

5 - Mark Bomersback, Canmore Eagles, vs. Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves, 

March 3, 2003 at Crowsnest Pass. Canmore won 16-2. 

5 - Mike Ferris, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1979. 

5 - Wynne Dempster, Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Mount Royal College Cougars, 

March 7, 1971 at Red Deer. 

5 - Corey Martin, Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Lethbridge Sugar Kings, March 

17, 1968 at Lethbridge. 

5 - Gary Unger, Calgary Buffaloes, vs. Edmonton Movers, 1965. 

MOST POINTS, ONE GAME: 

8 - Rod Pimm, Red Deer Rustlers, vs. Spruce Grove Mets, March 17, 1976 

at Spruce Grove. (3 Goals, 5 Assists). 

7 - Jade Galbraith, Drayton Valley Thunder, vs. Grande Prairie Storm, 

April 10, 2002. Drayton Valley won 8-3. (2 Goals, 5 Assists). 

7 - Dennis Olmstead, Calgary Canucks, vs. Edmonton Maple Leafs, 

March 18, 1972 at Calgary. 

(4 Goals, 3 Assists). 

DEFENCE 


28 - Kevin Lane, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1989. (16 Games). 

26 - Gord Thibodeau, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1984. (15 Games). 

23 - Tony Dalcin, Calgary Canucks, 1990. (18 Games). 

22 - Darcy Dallas, Olds Grizzlys, 1993. (13 Games). 

22 - RAndy Sheilds, Calgary Canucks, 1980. (12 Games). 

21 - Ken Grant, Calgary Canucks, 1983. (16 Games). 

20 - Jason Lundmark, St. Albert Saints, 2003. (22 Games). 

20 - Doug Strobl, St. Albert Saints, 1998. (19 Games) 

20 - Bob Duchak, Red Deer Rustlers, 1987. (19 Games). 

20 - Cam Colborne, Red Deer Rustlers, 1974. (9 Games). 



10 - Ken Grant, Calgary Canucks, 1983. (16 Games). 

9 - Guillaume Karrier, Grande Prairie Storm, 2002. (20 Games). 

9 - Darcy Dallas, Olds Grizzlys, 1993. (13 Games). 


7 - Jacob Bernard-Docker, Okotoks Oilers, 2018. (15 GP). 



7 - Mike Puddifant, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2012. (19 Games). 

7 - Paul Esdale, Lloydminster Blazers, 1999. (12 Games). 

7 - Mark Astley, Calgary Canucks, 1988. (13 Games). 

7 - Trevor Semeniuk, St. Albert Saints, 1987. (18 Games). 

7 - Dan Henes, Sherwood Park Crusaders, 1981. (19 Games). 

7 - Jim Benning, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1979. (15 Games). 

7 - Morley Scott, Drumheller Falcons, 1975. (12 Games). 


18 - Jason Lundmark, St. Albert Saints, 2003. (22 Games). 


18 - Randy Sheilds, Calgary Canucks, 1980. (12 Games). 

17 - Doug Strobl, St. Albert Saints, 1998. (19 Games). 

17 - Darryl Cust, Red Deer Rustlers, 1985. (14 Games). 


16 - Clayton Awe, Olds Grizzlys, 1993. (16 Games). 

16 - Cam Colborne, Red Deer Rustlers, 1974. (9 Games). 


122 - Craig Perry, Camrose Kodiaks, 2003.(21 Games). 

119 - Stan Marple, St. Albert Saints, 1988. (17 Games). 

116 - Mike Swainson, Red Deer Rustlers, 1989. (15 Games). 

114 - Mitch Ferguson, Calgary Canucks, 1995. (17 Games). 

106 - Kent Hehr, Calgary Canucks, 1990. (17 Games). 

96 - Jeff Neufeld, Calgary Canucks, 1978. (14 Games). 

GOALTENDERS 

*MINIMUM 3 GAMES PLAYED 

LOWEST GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE, ONE SEASON: 

1.10 - Garret Hughson, Brooks Bandits, 2016. 13 GP; 818 MP; 15 GA; 4 SO; 

335 Saves; .957 Sav%; 12-1 W-L. 

1.21 - Mitchel Benson, Brooks Bandits, 2017. 13 GP; 791 MP; 16 GA; 4 SO; 

299 Saves; .949 SV%, 12-1 W-L. 

1.23 - David Thompson, Camrose Kodiaks, 2006. 16 GP; 1,028 MP; 21GA; 

4 SO: 438 Saves; .954 Sav%; 10-6 W-L. 

1.46 - Vincenzo Marozzi, Spruce Grove Saints, 2011. 13GP; 741MP; 2SO; 

249 Saves; .933 Sav %; 12-1 W-L. 

1.58 - Nolan Kent, Spruce Grove Saints, 2018. 13GP; 798 MP; 21 GA; 4 SO; 

251 Saves; .923 Sav%; 12-1 W-L. 

1.62 - Vincenzo Marrozi, Spruce Grove Saints, 2010. 8 GP; 480 MP; 2 SO; 

180 Saves; .933 Sav%; 8-0 W-L. 

1.66 - Cory Cadden, Red Deer Rustlers, 1989. 12 GP; 761 MP; 1SO; 400 

Saves; .950 Sav% ; 11-1 W-L. 

1.71 - Jimmy Bernier, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2006. 17 GP; 1,089 MP; 

31 GA; 2 SO: 438 Saves; .934 Sav%; 12-5 W-L. 

1.77 - Jonathan Cayer, Grande Prairie Storm, 2004. 16 GP; 984 MP; 29 

GA; 3SO; 526 Saves; .948 Sav%; 12-4 W-L. 

1.79 - Nathan Lawson, Olds Grizzlys, 2004. 14 GP; 839 MP; 25 GA; 3SO; 

409 Saves; .942 Sav%; 9-5 W-L. 



MOST SHUTOUTS, ONE GOALIE, ONE SEASON: 

4 - Nolan Kent, Spruce Grove Saints, 2018. (13 Games). 

4 - Mitchel Benson, Brooks Bandits, 2017. (13 Games). 

4 - Garret Hughson, Brooks Bandits, 2016. (13 games). 

4 - David Thompson, Camrose Kodiaks, 2006. (16 Games). 

4 - Mike Brodeur, Camrose Kodiaks, 2003. (21 Games). 

3 - Pierce Charleson, Brooks Bandits, 2019. (15 Games). 

3 - Matt Korchmar, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2008. (14 Games) 

3 - David Thompson, Camrose Kodiaks, 2005. (14 Games). 

3 - Rob Nolan, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2005. (18 Games). 

3 - Jonathan Cayer, Grande Prairie Storm, 2004. (16 Games). 

3 - Nathan Lawson, Olds Grizzlys, 2004. (14 Games). 

3 - Joal Williams, Grande Prairie Storm, 2001. (15 Games). 

3 - Ian Perkins, Olds Grizzlys, 1994. (14 Games). 

MOST SHOTS STOPPED, ONE SEASON: 

730 - Dalyn Flette, Camrose Kodiaks, 2011, (23 Games). 

660 - Richard Parent, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 1994. (19 Games). 

607 - Mike Brodeur, Camrose Kodiaks, 2003. (21 Games). 

600 - Juliano Pagliero, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2004. (21 Games). 

561 - Rory Delousie, Taber Golden Suns, 1981. (18 Games). 

583 - Kevin Koopman, Lloydminster Blazers, 1990. (14 Games). 

565 - Brett Jaeger, Drayton Valley Thunder, 2001. (18 Games). 

549 - Jesse Kallechy, Fort Mcmurray Oil Barons, 2010. (19 Games). 

543 - Darren Locher, St. Albert Saints, 1987. (19 Games). 

MOST MINUTES PLAYED, ONE SEASON: 

1,449 - Dalyn Flette, Camrose Kodiaks, 2011. (23 Games). 

1,378 - Mike Brodeur, Camrose Kodiaks, 2003. (21 Games). 

1,296 - Juliano Pagliero, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2004. (21 Games). 

1,162 - Mitchel Benson, Brooks Bandits, 2017. (13 Games). 

1,143 - Rob Nolan, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2005. (18 Games). 

1,143 - Scott Kabotoff, St. Albert Saints, 1998. (19 Games). 

1,134 - Jesse Kallechy, Fort Mcmurray Oil Barons, 2010. (19 Games). 

1,133 - Matthew Davis, Spruce Grove Saints, 2019. (18 Games). 

1,107 - Darren Locher, St. Albert Saints, 1987. (19 Games). 

1,105 - Richard Parent, Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 1994. (19 Games). 


32 - Buddy Brazier, Calgary Canucks, 1988. (14 Games). 

29 - Ken Heppner, Red Deer Rustlers, 1983. (11 Games). 

27 - Jonathan Larose, Drumheller Dragons, 2005. (2 Games). 

23 - Brad Hall, Red Deer Rustlers, 1979. 



SPECIALTY RECORDS 

(NOTE: - SOME RECORDS UNAVAILABLE PRIOR TO 1980-81 SEASON) 

MOST POWERPLAY GOALS, ONE TEAM, ONE SEASON: 


34 - St. Albert Saints, 1998. (19 Games) 

31 - Drayton Valley Thunder, 2002. (17 Games). 


29 - Grande Prairie Storm, 2009. (19 Games). 


26 - Fort McMurray Oil Barons, 2012. (21 Games). 

25 - Brooks Bandits, 2015. (20 Games) 

25 - Calgary Spurs, 1982. (16 Games). 

MOST POWERPLAY GOALS, ONE PLAYER, ONE SEASON: 


9 - Glen Labelle, Calgary Spurs, 1981. (9 Games). 

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS, ONE PLAYER, 

ONE SEASON: 

3 - Matt Scrivens, Calgary Canucks, 2004. (9 Games). 

3 - Ryan Campbell, Fort Saskatchewan Traders, 1998. (15 Games). 

3 - Kelly Popadynetz, Calgary Canucks, 1997. (18 Games). 

3 - Travis Stphenson, Red Deer Rustlers, 1989. (15 Games). 


AWARDS

2018-19 LEAGUE AWARD WINNERS 

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - 

Alberta Old Time Hockey Players Trophy 

Dylan Holloway, Okotoks Oilers 

SCORING CHAMPION – 

Ernie Love Trophy 

William Lemay, Brooks Bandits 

TOP GOALTENDER – 

Friends of Alberta Junior Hockey League 

Trophy 

Luke Lush, Drayton Valley Thunder 

TOP TEAM GOALTENDERS – 

Pierce Charleson / Tanner Marshall – Brooks Bandits 

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR – 

Dick White Trophy, Presented by Canalta Hotels 

Carter Savoie, Sherwood Park Crusaders 

OUTSTANDING DEFENCEMAN – 

W.G. (Bill) Scott Memorial Trophy 

T.J. Lloyd, Spruce Grove Saints 

MOST DEDICATED PLAYER – 

Don McNabb Memorial Trophy 

Kyle Gordon, Okotoks Oilers 

COACH OF THE YEAR – 

Ryan Papaioannou, Brooks Bandits 

REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS – 

Dave Duchak Trophy 


VITERRA CUP – 


Reed Morison, Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

VITERRA SALUTE TO SERVICE 

VOLUNTEER AWARD – 

South Division: 

Curtis Watling, Calgary Canucks 

North Division: 

Mickey & Bill Steele, Sherwood Park Crusaders 

STEWY STEWART MEMORIAL – 

Stewy Stewart Memorial Trophy 

Nic Herringer, Calgary Canucks 

INTER PIPELINE SCHOLARSHIP – 

Taner Miller, Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

FINNING SCHOLARSHIP – 

Nic Herringer, Calgary Canucks 

RBC COMMUNITY AWARD 

Markus Boguslavsky, Drumheller Dragons 

CJHL PLAYER OF THE YEAR – 


CJHL TOP DEFENCEMAN – 

T.J. Lloyd, Spruce Grove Saints 

CJHL TOP ROOKIE – 

Carter Savoie, Sherwood Park Crusaderss 

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS – 

Inter Pipeline Cup 


INTER PIPELINE CUP PLAYOFF MVP – 

Brandon Scanlin, Brooks Bandits 

NATIONAL JUNIOR A CHAMPIONS – 



LEAGUE AWARD WINNERS - HISTORY 

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 

The Alberta Old Time Hockey Players Trophy is awarded annually to the Most Valuable Player in the AJHL. 

YEAR PLAYER TEAM 

1964-65 Garry Unger Calgary Buffaloes 


1966-67 Dale Yutsyk Lethbridge Sugar Kings 

1967-68 Darrell Knibbs Lethbridge Sugar Kings 


1969-70 Jerry LeGrandeur Lethbridge Sugar Kings 

1970-71 Lanny McDonald Lethbridge Sugar Kings 

1971-72 Dennis Olmstead Calgary Canucks 

1972-73 Ryan Wecker Drumheller Falcons 

1973-74 Terry Wittchen Red Deer Rustlers 

1974-75 Dan Shearer Drumheller Falcons 

1975-76 Merlin Malinowski Drumheller Falcons 

1976-77 Darryl Sutter Red Deer Rustlers 

1977-78 Grant Morin Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1978-79 Dale Setoguchi Taber Golden Suns 

1979-80 Brent Sutter Red Deer Rustlers 

1980-81 Peter Gerlinger Drumheller Falcons 

1981-82 Greg Squires Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

1982-83 Jim Fitzgerald Olds Grizzlys 

1983-84 Sid Cranston Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1984-85 Barry Bracko Calgary Canucks 

Greg Parks 

St. Albert Saints 

1985-86 Jamie Bowman Calgary Canucks 

1986-87 Ken Weiss Sherwood Park Crusaders 

1987-88 Randy Keller Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

1988-89 Mike Palichuk Sherwood Park Crusaders 

Terry Degner St. Albert Saints 

1989-90 Joey Potskin Hobbema Hawks 

1990-91 Derek Shybunka St. Albert Saints 

1991-92 Sean Beswick Calgary Royals 

1992-93 Stacey Rayan Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1993-94 Harry York Bonnyville Pontiacs 

1994-95 Andrew Hannah Lloydminster Blazers 

1995-96 A.J. Aitken Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

1996-97 Trevor Anderson Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

1997-98 Mike Comrie St. Albert Saints 

1998-99 Matt Gorman Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1999-00 Riley Riddell Camrose Kodiaks 

2000-01 Tyler Brosz Olds Grizzlys 

2001-02 Mike Lefley Grande Prairie Storm 

2002-03 Mark Bomersback Canmore Eagles 

2003-04 Brett Jaeger Drayton Valley Thunder 

2004-05 Mason Raymond Camrose Kodiaks 

2005-06 Mark Letestu Bonnyville Pontiacs 

2006-07 Dustin Sather Grande Prairie Storm 

2007-08 Brad Eidsness Okotoks Oilers 

2008-09 Jarret Granberg Brooks Bandits 

Connor Hardowa Spruce Grove Saints 

2009-10 Cody Kunyk Sherwood Park Crusaders 

2010-11 Tanner Fritz Grande Prairie Storm 


2011-12 Peter Quenneville Sherwood Park Crusaders 

2012-13 Cam Maclise Brooks Bandits 

2013-14 Trey Phillips Canmore Eagles 

2014-15 Nic Renyard Okotoks Oilers 

2015-16 Bobby McMann Bonnyville Pontiacs 

2016-17 Cale Makar Brooks Bandits 

2017-18 Chris Van Os-Shaw Spruce Grove Saints 

2018-19 Dylan Holloway Okotoks Oilers 


SCORING CHAMPION 

The Ernie Love Trophy is an annual award given to the player who leads the League in scoring points at the 

end of the regular season. 

YEAR PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS 



1966-67 Ray Melnyk Edmonton Movers 



1969-70 Stan Weir Ponoka Stampeders 42 35 26 61 

1970-71 Rob LeGuilloux Mount Royal College Cougars 45 40 50 90 

1971-72 Ryan Wecker Drumheller Falcons 48 57 28 85 

1972-73 Ryan Wecker Drumheller Falcons 59 79 78 157 

1973-74 Terry Wittchen Red Deer Rustlers 60 50 54 104 

1974-75 Ron Rose Drumheller Falcons 60 44 82 126 

1975-76 Rick Zaparniuk Calgary Canucks 60 57 108 165 

1976-77 Darryl Sutter Red Deer Rustlers 56 55 78 133 

1977-78 Robin Laycock Calgary Canucks 58 80 77 157 

1978-79 Bruno Baseotto Calgary Canucks 59 54 83 137 

1979-80 Brent Sutter Red Deer Rustlers 59 70 101 171 

1980-81 Peter Gerlinger Drumheller Falcons 60 61 52 113 

1981-82 Barry Bracko Calgary Canucks 59 50 63 113 

1982-83 Grant Rezewski Sherwood Park Crusaders 59 48 75 123 

1983-84 Sid Cranston Fort Saskatchewan Traders 60 53 89 142 

1984-85 Barry Bracko Calgary Canucks 55 63 68 131 

1985-86 Blake Jurgens Olds Grizzlys 52 46 50 96 

Wes Craig St. Albert 47 38 58 96 

1986-87 Lubo Dzurilla Fort McMurray Oil Baronsw 58 40 96 136 

1987-88 Robin Dube Red Deer Rustlers 53 53 83 136 

1988-89 Terry Degner St. Albert Saints 60 42 63 105 

1989-90 Joey Potskin Hobbema Hawks 47 59 59 118 

1990-91 Jason Dunham Olds Grizzlys 53 43 60 103 

1991-92 Reo Lajeunesse Olds Grizzlys 59 54 67 121 

1992-93 Eric Fulton Olds Grizzlys 55 48 59 107 

1993-94 Miro Skovira Olds Grizzlys 53 42 61 103 

1994-95 Harry York Fort McMurray Oil Barons 54 36 73 109 

1995-96 Fernando Pisani St. Albert Saints 58 40 63 103 

1996-97 Kirk Lamb Bonnyville Pontiacs 57 40 68 108 

1997-98 Mike Comrie St. Albert Saints 58 60 78 138 

1998-99 Dany Heatly Calgary Canucks 60 70 56 126 

1999-00 Dana Lattery Olds Grizzlys 61 64 44 108 

Riley Riddell Camrose Kodiaks 64 46 62 108 

2000-01 Jeremy Cheyne Fort McMurray Oil Barons 62 60 68 128 

2001-02 Jade Galbraith Drayton Valley Thunder 55 40 89 129 

2002-03 Mark Bomersback Canmore Eagles 64 46 68 114 

2003-04 Josh Zimmer Canmore Eagles 60 31 66 97 

2004-05 Brett Wilson Calgary Royals 64 40 58 98 

2005-06 Mark Letestu Bonnyville Pontiacs 58 50 55 105 

2006-07 Dustin Sather Grande Prairie Storm 58 41 63 104 

2007-08 Andy Hyvarinen Canmore Eagles 60 44 57 101 

2008-09 Reese Rolheiser Sherwood Park Crusaders 62 33 55 88 

2009-10 Zahn Raubenheimer Grande Prairie Storm 60 47 60 107 

Bryce Williamson St. Albert Steel 60 41 66 107 

2010-11 Kyle Reynolds Okotoks Oilers 49 38 40 78 

2011-12 Matt Wilkins Brooks Bandits 60 34 65 99 

2012-13 Mathieu Guertin Whitecourt Wolverines 57 42 53 95 



SCORING CHAMPION continued 

The Ernie Love Trophy is an annual award given to the player who leads the League in 

scoring points at the end of the regular season. 

YEAR PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS 

2013-14 Spencer Dorowicz Olds Grizzlys 59 40 35 75 

Colten Mayor Whitecourt Wolverines 55 31 44 75 

2014-15 Austin Plevy Brooks Bandits 56 29 63 92 

2015-16 Wyatt Noskey Olds Grizzlys 60 29 54 83 

2016-17 Matt Forchuk Canmore Eagles 56 32 65 97 

2017-18 Chris Van Os-Shaw Spruce Grove Saints 59 51 46 97 

2018-19 William Lemay Brooks Bandits 58 32 58 90 

2018-19 AJHL 

MVP & CJHL 

Player of the Year 

- Dylan Holloway, 

Okotoks Oilers 


TOP DEFENCEMAN 

The W.G. Scott Memorial Trophy is an annual award given to the defense player who demonstrates 

throughout the season the greatest all-round ability in the position. 


1976-77 Keith Brown Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1977-78 Dave Babych Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1978-79 Mickey Volcan St. Albert Saints 

1979-80 Larry Stankhoven Calgary Canucks 

1980-81 Mike Heidt Calgary Canucks 

1981-82 Larry Oswald Sherwood Park Crusaders 

John Winter 

Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1982-83 Tarek Howard Olds Grizzlys 

1983-84 Gord Thibodeau Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1984-85 Alan Leggett Hobbema Hawks 

1985-86 Bob Calhoon Hobbema Hawks 

Bill Davidson 


1987-88 Randy Wong Hobbema Hawks 

1988-89 Dave Hakstol Red Deer Rustlers 

1989-90 Tony Dalcin Calgary Canucks 

1990-91 Neil Hawryluk Calgary Royals 

1991-92 Scott Boyd Calgary Royals 

Chris Lafreniere Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

1992-93 Darcy Dallas Olds Grizzlys 

1993-94 Chad Sturrock Olds Grizzlys 

1994-95 Chris Phillips Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

1995-96 Jeramie Heistad Olds Grizzlys 

1996-97 Darren Tiemstra Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

1997-98 Doug Strobl St. Albert Saints 

Warren Toews 


1998-99 Neil McCann Calgary Canucks 

1999-00 Craig Strain Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

2000-01 David Erickson Olds Grizzlys 

2001-02 Joel Andresen St. Albert Saints 

2002-03 Calvin Brown Sherwood Park Crusaders 

2003-04 Kyle Radke Grande Prairie Storm 

2004-05 Travis Friedley Camrose Kodiaks 

2005-06 A.J. Mikkelsen Drumheller Dragons 

2006-07 Donny Lloyd Grande Prairie Storm 

2007-08 Brady Lamb Calgary Royals 

2008-09 Connor Hardowa Spruce Grove Saints 

2009-10 Matthew Register Bonnyville Pontiacs 

2010-11 Colten Hayes Okotoks Oilers 

2011-12 Blake Leask Bonnyville Pontiacs 

2012-13 Josh Healey Sherwood Park Crusaders 

2013-14 Trey Phillips Canmore Eagles 

2014-15 Linden Springer Brooks Bandits 

2015-16 Brinson Pasichnuk Bonnyville Pontiacs 


2017-18 Jacob Bernard-Docker Okotoks Oilers 

2018-19 TJ Lloyd Spruce Grove Saints 



TOP GOALTENDER 

The Top Goaltender Award is presented to the goalie who demonstrated the greatest 

ability in his position throughout the season. 


1981-82 Randy Jaycock Calgary Spurs 2.85 GAA in 1,666 minutes 

1982-83 Terry Taillefer St. Albert Saints 3.64 GAA in 1,614 minutes 

1983-84 Kevin Stapleton Fort Saskatchewan Traders 3.97 GAA in 2,250 minutes 

1984-85 Glenn Raeburn Red Deer Rustlers 3.36 GAA in 2,339 minutes 

1985-86 Garth Sanderson Sherwood Park Crusaders 3.56 GAA in 1,701 minutes 

1986-87 Ken Weiss Sherwood Park Crusaders 3.00 GAA in 2,401 minutes 

1987-88 Brian Harley St. Albert Saints 3.06 GAA in 1,335 minutes 

1988-89 Cory Cadden Red Deer Rustlers 2.75 GAA in 1,792 minutes 

1989-90 Alec Sheflo Calgary Canucks 3.83 GAA in 2,602 minutes 

1990-91 Derek Shybunka St. Albert Saints 3.19 GAA in 2,784 minutes 

1991-92 Larry Moberg Olds Grizzlys 2.75 GAA in 2,359 minutes 

1992-93 Trevor Koenig Fort Saskatchewan Traders 3.07 GAA in 1,523 minutes 

1993-94 Ian Perkins Olds Grizzlys 2.50 GAA in 2,452 minutes 

1994-95 Dean Crossland Sherwood Park Crusaders 3.53 GAA in 1,889 minutes 

1995-96 Stephen Wagner Olds Grizzlys 2.99 GAA in 2,787 minutes 

1996-97 Trevor Anderson Fort McMurray Oil Barons 2.65 GAA in 2,782 minutes 

1997-98 Scott Kabotoff St. Albert Saints 2.60 GAA in 1,869 minutes 

1998-99 Mike Gilhooly Calgary Canucks 2.56 GAA in 2,321 minutes 

1999-00 Mike Brown Fort McMurray Oil Barons 2.55 GAA in 2,045 minutes 

2000-01 Kirby Millar St. Albert Saints 2.67 GAA in 2,537 minutes 

2001-02 Matthew Hartney St. Albert Saints 2.14 GAA in 1,746 minutes 

2002-03 Chris Denman Sherwood Park Crusaders 1.90 GGA in 1,861 minutes 

2003-04 Jonathan Cayer Grande Prairie Storm 2.20 GAA in 2,814 minutes 

2004-05 Rob Nolan Fort McMurray Oil Barons 1.75 GAA in 2,604 minutes 

2005-06 Jimmy Bernier Fort McMurray Oil Barons 1.64 GAA in 2,630 minutes 

2006-07 Shannon Szabados Fort Saskatchewan Traders 2.13 GAA in 2,508 minutes 

2007-08 Mathieu Larochelle Camrose Kodiaks 2.11 GAA in 1,763 minutes 

2008-09 Chad Carder Grande Prairie Storm 2.02 GAA in 1,662 minutes 

2009-10 Travis Rolheiser Spruce Grove Saints 1.58 GAA in 1,781 minutes 

2010-11 Julien Laplante Bonnyville Pontiacs 2.09 GAA in 2,960 miutes 

2011-12 Tyler Briggs Lloydminster Bobcats 1.98 GAA in 1,667 minutes 

2012-13 Nick Kulmanovsky Grande Prairie Storm 2.49 GAA in 2,145 minutes 

2013-14 Tanner Jaillet Fort McMurray Oil Barons 2.01 GAA in 2,509 minutes 

2014-15 Nic Renyard Okotoks Oilers 2.19 GAA in 2,491 minutes 

2015-16 Matthew Murray Spruce Grove Saints 2.59 GAA in 1,642 minutes 

2016-17 Logan Drackett Calgary Canucks 2.35 GAA in 2,788 minutes 

2017-18 Riley Morris Okotoks Oilers 1.98 GAA in 2,087 minutes 

2018-19 Luke Lush Drayton Valley Thunder 2.66 GAA in 2,527 minutes 


TOP TEAM GOALTENDERS 

The Reebok/CCM Top Team Goaltenders Award is an annual award given to the goaltenders of the team with 

the fewest goals scored against it. Winners are selected based on regular season play. 

YEAR TEAM PLAYERS 

1967-68 Ponoka Stampeders Doug Moller – McDonald 

1968-69 Lethbridge Sugar Kings Don Hall – Gerry Carmichael 

1969-70 Ponoka Stampeders Bob Galloway – Graham Parsons 

1970-71 Lethbridge Sugar Kings John Davidson – Phil Wandler 

1971-72 Mount Royal College Cougars Gary Graham – Mike Lemire – Barry House 

1972-73 Calgary Canucks Ron Burgess – Mike Priestner 

1973-74 The Pass Red Devils Mike McCollam – Terry Kryczka 

1974-75 Spruce Grove Mets Julian Baretta – Tim Thomlison 

1975-76 Calgary Canucks Brad Hall – Guy Comeau 

1976-77 Calgary Canucks Brad Hall – Darcy Way – Guy Comeau 

1977-78 Edmonton Crusaders John Kulych – Robin Frost 

1978-79 Fort Saskatchewan Traders Clint Malarchuk – Jim Rogers 

1979-80 Calgary Canucks Mike Vernon – Mike Craig 

1980-81 Calgary Spurs Ray Prive – Kelly Brooks 

1981-82 St. Albert Saints Kelly Brooks – Don Moberg 

1982-83 St. Albert Saints Terry Tailefer – Bryan Deley – Dan Moberg 

1983-84 Fort Saskatchewan Traders Kevin Stapleton – Lyle Mast 

1984-85 Red Deer Rustlers Glenn Raeburn – John Helfrich 

1985-86 Sherwood Park Crusaders Garth Sanderson – Frank Furlan 

1986-87 Sherwood Park Crusaders Ken Weiss – Kevin Douglas 

1987-88 Calgary Canucks Buddy Brazier – Corey Hirsch 

1988-89 Red Deer Rustlers Cory Cadden – Zane Reiter 

1989-90 Calgary Canucks Alec Sheflo – Brad Steed 

1990-91 Calgary Royals Richard Morris – Jaret Burgoyne 

1991-92 Olds Grizzlys Larry Moberg – Colum Cavilla 

1992-93 Fort Saskatchewan Traders Trevor Koenig – Shawn Wighton 

1993-94 Olds Grizzlys Ryan Ayley – Ian Perkins 

1994-95 Olds Grizzlys Ian Perkins – Stephen Wagner 

1995-96 Fort Saskatchewan Traders Shawn Wighton – Jay Ewasiuk 

1996-97 Fort McMurray Oil Barons Trevor Anderson – Ross Mowbray 

1997-98 St. Albert Saints Scott Kabotoff – Bill Russell 

1998-99 Calgary Canucks Mike Gilhooly – Shawn Sandeman 

1999-00 Fort McMurray Oil Barons Mike Brown – Brent Zelenewich 

2000-01 St. Albert Saints Kirby Millar – Sam Halaby 

2001-02 St. Albert Saints Matthew Hartney – Sheldon Michaelson 

2002-03 Sherwood Park Crusaders Chris Denman – Shannon Szabados – Brian Dafoe 

2003-04 Grande Prairie Storm Jonathan Cayer – Jordan Ramstead 

2004-05 Fort McMurray Oil Barons Rob Nolan – Matt Yesmaniski 

2005-06 Fort McMurray Oil Barons Jimmy Bernier – Jeremy Reid 

2006-07 Camrose Kodiaks Keanan Boomer – Allen York 

2007-08 Camrose Kodiaks Allen York – Mathieu Larochelle 

2008-09 Grande Prairie Storm Chad Carder – Matt Milne 

2009-10 Spruce Grove Saints Vincenzo Marozzi – Travis Rolheiser 

2010-11 Spruce Grove Saints Vincenzo Marozzi – Joel Miller 

2011-12 Fort McMurray Oil Barons Brody Hoffman – Tanner Jaillet 

2012-13 Brooks Bandits Devon Fordyce - Michael Fredrick 

2013-14 Fort McMurray Oil Barons Tanner Jaillet - Jesse Gordichuk 

2014-15 Spruce Grove Saints Brett Zarowny - Matthew Murray 

2015-16 Spruce Grove Saints Matthew Murray - Ravi Dattani 

2016-17 Brooks Bandits Mitchel Benson - Alex Horawski 

2017-18 Okotoks Oilers Riley Morris - Ben Howard 

2018-19 Brooks Bandits Pierce Charleson - Tanner Marshall 



MOST DEDICATED PLAYER 

The Don McNabb Memorial Trophy is awarded annually to the player judged the most 

dedicated to his team. 


1978-79 Troy Murray St. Albert Saints 

1979-80 

1980-81 Jay Howard Calgary Canucks 

1981-82 

1982-83 

1983-84 Kevan Melrose Red Deer Rustlers 

Kent Prins 


1984-85 Dean Cowling Red Deer Rustlers 

1985-86 Bob Calhoon Hobbema Hawks 

Mike Needham Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1986-87 Brian Tulik Sherwood Park Crusaders 

1987-88 Randy Keller Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

1988-89 Dean McDonald Sherwood Park Crusaders 

1989-90 Tracy Georgsen Calgary Spurs 

1990-91 Dustin Fahl St. Albert Saints 

Sean Beswick 

Calgary Royals 

1991-92 Jeff Maher Calgary Canucks 

1992-93 Archie Handel Sherwood Park Crusaders 



1995-96 Russell Sharp Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

1996-97 Tate Locke Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1997-98 David Myson Lloydminster Blazers 

Jason Abel 

Grande Prairie Storm 

1998-99 Brent Coutu Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

1999-00 Ryan Epp Bow Valley Eagles 

2000-01 Tyler Brosz Olds Grizzlys 

2001-02 Marrk Masters Camrose Kodiaks 

2002-03 Sean Dersch Sherwood Park Crusaders 

2003-04 Nick Johnson St.Albert Saints 

Aaron Blair 

Drayton Valley Thunder 

2004-05 Jayson LaBossiere Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

2005-06 Blair Hennes Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

2006-07 Brock Michalsky Canmore Eagles 

2007-08 Ron Meyers Lloydminster Blazers 

2008-09 Michael Perry Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

2009-10 Nate Fleming Spruce Grove Saints 

2010-11 Kevin Carthy Bonnyville Pontiacs 

2011-12 Carson Cooper Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

2012-13 Dylan Hubbs Olds Grizzlys 

2013-14 Anthony Paskaruk Brooks Bandits 

2014-15 Parker MacKay Spruce Grove Saints 

2015-16 Tyler Busch Spruce Grove Saints 

2016-17 Ryan Symington Bonnyville Pontiacs 

2017-18 Shane Fraser Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

2018-19 Kyle Gordon Okotoks Oilers 


BEST OVERALL RECORD 

The Dave Duchak Trophy is awarded to the team finishing the regular season with the best 

overall record. 

YEAR TEAM RECORD 

1964-65 Calgary Buffaloes 


1966-67 Edmonton Western Movers 



1966-67 Edmonton Western Movers 

1967-68 Red Deer Rustlers 

1968-69 Lethbridge Sugar Kings 

1969-70 Ponoka Stampeders 38-7-5 in 50 games 

1970-71 Red Deer Rustlers 30-11-9 in 50 games 

1971-72 Calgary Mount Royal College Cougars 35-13-0 in 48 games 

1972-73 Calgary Canucks 44-16-0 in 60 games 


1974-75 Spruce Grove Mets 44-16-0 in 60 games 






1980-81 Calgary Spurs 42-16-2 in 60 games 

1981-82 Calgary Spurs 49-9-2 in 60 games 

1982-83 St. Albert Saints 41-19-0 in 60 games 

1983-84 Fort Saskatchewan Traders 40-19-1 in 60 games 

1984-85 Red Deer Rustlers 39-20-1 in 60 games 


1986-87 Sherwood Park Crusaders 43-13-4 in 60 games 





1991-92 Olds Grizzlys 42-14-4 in 60 games 


1993-94 Olds Grizzlys 50-4-2 in 56 games 

1994-95 Olds Grizzlys 40-16-0 in 56 game 



1997-98 St. Albert Saints 41-15-0, 1SOW, 3SOL in 60 games 

1998-99 Calgary Canucks 49 wins, 8 loses, 1SOW, 4SOL in 62 games 

1999-00 Fort McMurray Oil Barons 48-10-0, 4SOW, 2SOL in 64 games 

2000-01 Camrose Kodiaks 44-15-5 in 64 games 

2001-02 Canmore Eagles 47-14-3 in 64 games 

2002-03 Sherwood Park Crusaders 43-13-8 in 64 games 

2003-04 Camrose Kodiaks 42-14-4, 60 games 

2004-05 Camrose Kodiaks 48-8-8, in 64 games 

2005-06 Fort McMurray Oil Barons 40-14-2, 4 OT losses 

2006-07 Fort Saskatchewan Traders 45-11-0, 4 OT losses 

2007-08 Camrose Kodiaks 49 wins, 8 losses, 5 OT losses 

2008-09 Spruce Grove Saints 46-7-4, 5 OT losses 



2011-12 Brooks Bandits 47-7-0, 6 OT losses 

2012-13 Brooks Bandits 53-4-0, 3 OT losses 



BEST OVERALL RECORD continued 

The Dave Duchak Trophy is awarded to the team finishing the regular season with the best 

overall record. 

YEAR TEAM RECORD 




2016-17 Brooks Bandits 51 wins, 5 losses, 4 OT losses 

2017-18 Okotoks Oilers 52 wins, 6 losses, 2 OT losses 

2018-19 Brooks Bandits 57 wins, 3 losses, 0 overtime losses 

2018-2019 AJHL 

Most Dedicated 

Player 

- Kyle Gordon, 



ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 

The Dick White Trophy is an annual award given to the player selected as the most proficient in his first year 

of competition in the Alberta Junior Hockey League. 


1965-66 Rick LeLacheur Edmonton Western Movers 


1967-68 David McKay Edmonton Western Movers 

1968-69 Darrell Goss Calgary 

Randy Wyrozub Ponoka Stampeders 

1969-70 Keith Silvernagle Ponoka Stampeders 

1970-71 John Davidson Lethbridge Sugar Kings 

1971-72 Ryan Wecker Drumheller Falcons 

1972-73 Derrick Haas The Pass Red Devils 

1973-74 Jerry Bancks Calgary Canucks 

1974-75 Keith Hertz Spruce Grove Mets 

1975-76 Gord Salt Calgary Canucks 

1976-77 Keith Brown Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1977-78 Dave Babych Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1978-79 Jim Benning Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1979-80 Doug Rigler Red Deer Rustlers 

1980-81 Rob Hamill Red Deer Rustlers 

1981-82 Barry Bracko Calgary Canucks 

1982-83 John McMillan St. Albert Saints 

1983-84 Terry Houlder Red Deer Rustlers 

1984-85 Gary Van Tol Hobbema Hawks 

1985-86 Rob Glasgow Sherwood Park Crusaders 

1986-87 Stu Barnes St. Albert Saints 

1987-88 Dean Larson Calgary Canucks 

1988-89 Terry Degner St. Albert Saints 

1989-90 Zorn Kosic Olds Grizzlys 

Mike Buzak 


1990-91 Nick Poole Calgary Royals 


1991-92 Teeder Wynne Calgary Royals 

1992-93 Bobby Stewart Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

1993-94 Colin Forbes Sherwood Park Crusaders 

1994-95 Andrew Luciuk Sherwood Park Crusaders 

1995-96 Chad Moskal Bow Valley Eagles 


1997-98 Blaine Bablitz Grande Prairie Storm 

1998-99 Dany Heatley Calgary Canucks 

1999-00 Connor James Calgary Royals 

2000-01 Jared Mudryk Olds Grizzlys 

2001-02 Glenn Fisher Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

2002-03 Mitch McGillivray Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

2003-04 Dan Bertram Camrose Kodiaks 

2004-05 Scott Gudmandson Drayton Valley Thunder 

2005-06 Justin Fontaine Bonnyville Pontiacs 

2006-07 Matt Frattin Fort Saskatchewan Trader 

2007-08 Wade Bergman Olds Grizzlys 

2008-09 Corban Knight Okotoks Oilers 

2009-10 Dillon Simpson Spruce Grove Saints 

2010-11 Cole Cheveldave Drumheller Dragons 

2011-12 Anthony Petruzzelli Brooks Bandits 

2012-13 Tanner MacMaster Camrose Kodiaks 

2013-14 Christopher Gerrie Olds Grizzlys 

2014-15 Brandon Biro Spruce Grove Saints 


2016-17 Oliver Chau Brooks Bandits 

2017-18 Zachary Okabe Grande Prairie Storm 

2018-19 Carter Savoie Sherwood Park Crusaders 

2018-19 AJHL 

Rookie of the 

Year & CJHL 

Rookie of the 

Year - Carter 

Savoie, 

Sherwood Park 

Crusaders 



COACH OF THE YEAR 

Annual award is presented by the AJHL to the coach adjudged to have contributed the most to his team’s 

success. 


1971-72 Fred Schweiter Calgary Canucks 

1972-73 Ralph Burgess Calgary Canucks 

1973-74 Doug Messier Edmonton Mets 

1974-75 Don Phelps Drumheller Falcons 

1975-76 Cec Papke Calgary Canucks 

1976-77 Cec Papke Calgary Canucks 

1977-78 John Fisher Edmonton Crusaders 

1978-79 Jack Sangster Taber Golden Suns 

1979-80 John Chapman Red Deer Rustlers 

1980-81 Bob Tessier Sherwood Park Crusaders 

1981-82 Larry Billows Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

1982-83 Wynne Dempster Red Deer Rustlers 

1983-84 Wynne Dempster Red Deer Rustlers 

1984-85 Al Hamilton Sherwood Park Crusaders 

1985-86 Don Phelps Calgary Canucks 

1986-87 Ross Perkins Sherwood Park Crusaders 


1988-89 Bob Loucks Calgary Spurs 


1990-91 Blaine Galbraith St. Albert Saints 

1991-92 Bob Murray Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

1992-93 Doug Schum Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1993-94 Chris Stewart Olds Grizzlys 

1994-95 Blaine Galbraith St. Albert Saints 


1995-96 Gord Thibodeau Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1996-97 Ted Stewart Bow Valley Eagles 

1997-98 Doug Schum Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

1998-99 Gord Thibodeau Lloydminster Blazers 

1999-00 Milan Dragicevic Drayton Valley Thunder 

2000-01 Garry Van Hereweghe Camrose Kodiaks 

2001-02 Dan Auchenberg Sherwood Park Crusaders 

2002-03 Ian Kallay Drayton Valley Thunder 

2003-04 Boris Rybalka Camrose Kodiaks 

2004-05 Kevin Higo Brooks Bandits 

2005-06 Steve Hamilton Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

2006-07 Brett Cox Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

2007-08 Dan MacDonald Okotoks Oilers 

2008-09 Steve Hamilton Spruce Grove Saints 

2009-10 Steve Hamilton Spruce Grove Saints 

2010-11 Chad Mercier Bonnyville Pontiacs 

2011-12 Brian Curran Lloydminster Bobcats 

2012-13 Ryan Papaioannou Brooks Bandits 

2013-14 Jason McKee Spruce Grove Saints 

2014-15 Jason McKee Spruce Grove Saints 

2015-16 Rick Swan Bonnyville Pontiacs 

2016-17 Tom Keca Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

2017-18 Tyler Deis Okotoks Oilers 

2018-19 Ryan Papaioannou Brooks Bandits 

2018-2019 AJHL 

Coach of the 

Year - Ryan 

Papaioannou, 



PLAYOFF MVP 

The award is presented annually to the Most Valuable Player in the Alberta Junior Hockey League Playoffs. 


1995-96 Dale Donaldson St. Albert Saints 

1996-97 Trevor Anderson Fort McMurray Oil Barons 


1998-99 Dany Heatley Calgary Canucks 

1999-00 Brent Zelenewich Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

2000-01 Brad Wanchulak Camrose Kodiaks 

2001-02 Jade Galbraith, Drayton Valley Thunder 

Justin Williams, 

Dustin Sproat 

2002-03 Mike Brodeur Camrose Kodiaks 

2003-04 Scott McCulloch Grande Prairie Storm 

2004-05 David Thompson Camrose Kodiaks 

2005-06 Jimmy Bernier, 

David Thompson 

Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

Camrose Kodiaks 


2006-07 Evan Oberg Camrose Kodiaks 

2007-08 Joe Colborne Camrose Kodiaks 

2008-09 Carter Rowney Grande Prairie Storm 

2009-10 Branden Gracel Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

2010-11 Scott Allen Spruce Grove Saints 

2011-12 Jan Obernesser Brooks Bandits 

2012-13 Maddison Smiley Brooks Bandits 

2013-14 Corey Chorneyko Spruce Grove Saints 

2014-15 Parker MacKay Spruce Grove Saints 

2015-16 Dylan McCrory Brooks Bandits 


2017-18 Josh Harris Spruce Grove Saints 

2018-19 Brandon Scanlin, Brooks Bandits 

STEWY STEWART MEMORIAL 

The Stewy Stewart Memorial Trophy is awarded to the South Division player best exhibiting character, dedication, 

perseverance, integrity and sportsmanship. 


1997-98 Brad Olsen Calgary Royals 

1998-99 Ryan Melbourne Olds Grizzlys 

1999-00 Ryan Epp Bow Valley (Canmore) Eagles 

2000-01 Aaron Sept Olds Grizzlys 

2001-02 Garry Luini Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves 

2002-03 Grant Horvath Brooks Bandits 

2003-04 Jordan Alford Canmore Eagles 

2004-05 Chad Johnson Brooks Bandits 

2005-06 Chris Berry Canmore Eagles 

Jonathan LaRose Drumheller Dragons 

2006-07 Brock Michalsky Canmore Eagles 

2007-08 Kyle Schussler Okotoks Oilers 


2008-09 Chad Berglund Olds Grizzlys 

2009-10 Evan Warner Drumheller Dragons 

2010-11 Jeremy Burns Brooks Bandits 

2011-12 Derek Bacon Okotoks Oilers 

2012-13 Maddison Smiley Brooks Bandits 

2013-14 Robbie Fisher Okotoks Oilers 

2014-15 Austin Kernahan Olds Grizzlys 

2015-16 Jake Dube Camrose Kodiaks 

2016-17 Joey May Camrose Kodiaks 

2017-18 Carson Kurylo Drumheller Dragons 

2018-19 Nic Herringer Calgary Canucks 

VITERRA CUP 

Every time a player is recognized as the Viterra Star of the Game throughout the regular season, they will 

receive five points towards the pursuit of the Viterra Cup awarded at the end of the season. 


2011-12 Matt Wilkins Brooks Bandits 

2012-13 Matt Tomkins Sherwood Park Crusaders 

2013-14 Nick Kulmanovsky Grande Prairie Storm 

2014-15 Austin Plevy Brooks Bandits 

2015-16 Logan Drackett Calgary Canucks 


2016-17 Jordan Xavier Okotoks Oilers 

Bryson Traptow Camrose Kodiaks 

2017-18 Chris Van Os-Shaw Spruce Grove Saints 

2018-19 Reed Morison Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

Dylan Holloway Okotoks Oilers 


AWARDS 

CHAMPIONSHIPS 

CLARENCE MOHER MEMORIAL TROPHY / 

CARLING O’KEEFE TROPHY 

1964-65 Calgary Buffaloes (Lost to Edmonton 

Oil Kings in Alberta final) 

1965-66 Calgary Buffaloes (Lost to Edmonton 

Oil Kings 3-0 in best-offive 

Alberta final) 

1966-67 Edmonton Western Movers (Defeated 

Lethbridge Sugar Kings 

4-1 in best-of-seven final.) 

1967-68 Edmonton Western Movers (Lost 

to Penticton Broncos 4-1 in bestof-seven 

Alberta-BC Championship) 

1968-69 Lethbridge Sugar Kings (Defeated 

Victoria Cougars 4-2 in 

best-of-seven Alberta-BC Championship) 

1969-70 Red Deer Rustlers 

1970-71 Red Deer Rustlers (Defeated 

Lethbridge Sugar Kings 4-1 in 

best-of-seven final; Defeated 

Penticton Broncos 4-3 in best-ofseven 

Alberta-BC Championship; 

Defeated St. Boniface, Man. Saints 

4-0 in best-of-seven Western 

Canada Championship; First Centennial 

Cup Champions with 4-2 

series win over Charlottetown, 

PEI Islanders in best-of-seven 

final) 

1971-72 Red Deer Rustlers (Defeated Calgary 

Canucks 4-1 in best-of-seven 

final; Defeated Vernon Essos 

4-2 in best-of-seven Alberta-BC 

Championship; Lost to Guelph, 

Ont. Biltmore Mad Hatters 4-0 

in best-of-seven Centennial Cup 

final) 

1972-73 Calgary Canucks (Defeated Red 

Deer Rustlers 4-3 in best-of-seven 

final; Lost to Penticton Broncos 

4-1 in best-of-seven Alberta- 

BC Championship) 


The Pass Red Devils 4-1 in bestof-seven 

final; Lost to Kelowna 

Buckaroos 4-1 in best-of-seven 


1974-75 Spruce Grove Mets (Defeated 

Drumheller Falcons 4-3 in bestof-seven 

final; Defeated Bellingham 

Blazers 4-2 in best-of-seven 

Alberta-BC Championship; Defeated 

Selkirk, Man. 

Steelers 4-2 in best-of-seven 

Western Canada Championship; 

Second AJHL Centennial Cup 

Champions with 4-2 series win 

over Guelph Biltmores in best-ofseven 

final) 

1975-76 Spruce Grove Mets (Defeated 

Taber Golden Suns 4-0 in best-ofseven 

final; Defeated Richmond 

Sockeyes 4-1 in best-of-seven 

Alberta-BC Championship; Lost 

to Rockland, Ont. Nationals 4-1 

in best-of-seven Centennial Cup 

final) 

1976-77 Calgary Canucks (Defeated Taber 

Golden Suns 4-1 in best-of-seven 

final; Lost to Richmond Sockeyes 


Championship) 

1977-78 Calgary Canucks (Defeated Fort 

Saskatchewan Traders 4-0 in 

best-of-seven final; Lost to Merritt 

Centennials 4-2 in best-of-seven 


1978-79 Fort Saskatchewan Traders 

(Defeated Calgary Canucks 4-3 in 

best-of-seven final) 

1979-80 Red Deer Rustlers (Defeated Calgary 

Canucks 4-1 in best-of-seven 

final; Defeated Penticton Knights 


Championship; Third AJHL Centennial 

Cup Champions, defeating 

the North York, Ont. Rangers 3-2 

in the final of a three-team tournament 

in North York) 

1980-81 St. Albert Saints (Defeated Taber 

Golden Suns 4-3 in best-of-seven 


4-1 in best-of-seven Alberta- 

BC Championship; Lost to the 

Centennial Cup Champion Prince 

Albert Raiders in best-of-seven 

Western Canada Championship) 


CLARENCE MOHER MEMORIAL TROPHY / 

CARLING O’KEEFE TROPHY continued 

1981-82 St. Albert Saints (Defeated Calgary 

Spurs 4-3 in best-of-seven 



Championship; Lost to the Centennial 

Cup Champion Prince Albert 

Raiders 4-1 in best-of-seven 

Western Canada Championship) 

1982-83 Calgary Canucks (Defeated Fort 

McMurray Oil Barons 4-2 in bestof-seven 

final; Lost to Abbotsford 

Flyers 4-0 in best-of-seven 


1983-84 Fort Saskatchewan Traders (Defeated 

Red Deer Rustlers 4-0 in 

best-of-seven final; Lost to Langley 

Eagles 4-2 in best-of-seven 



Sherwood Park Crusaders 4-2 in 

best-of-seven final; Lost to the 

Centennial Cup finalist Penticton 

Knights 4-1 in the first best-ofseven 

Doyle Cup) 

1985-86 Calgary Canucks (Defeated 



Centennial Cup Champion Penticton 

Knights 4-1 in best-of-seven 

Doyle Cup) 

1986-87 Red Deer Rustlers (Defeated St. 

Albert Saints 4-2 in best-of-seven 

final; Lost to the Centennial Cup 

Champion Richmond Sockeyes 

4-3 in best-of-seven Doyle Cup) 

1987-88 Calgary Canucks (Defeated St. 


final; Defeated Vernon Lakers 4-0 

in best-of-seven Doyle Cup) 

1988-89 Red Deer Rustlers (Defeated Fort 

Saskatchewan Traders 4-1 in bestof-seven 

final; Lost to Vernon 

Lakers 4-2 in best-of-seven Doyle 

Cup) 

1989-90 Calgary Canucks (Defeated 


best-of-seven final; Lost to New 

Westminster Royals 4-0 in bestof-seven 

Doyle Cup) 

1990-91 Calgary Royals (Defeated Fort 



Centennial Cup Champion Vernon 

Lakers 4-1 in best-of-seven Doyle 

Cup) 

1991-92 Olds Grizzlys (Defeated Fort Mc- 

Murray Oil Barons 4-1 in best-ofseven 

final; Lost to Vernon Lakers 


1992-93 Olds Grizzlys (Defeated Fort Saskatchewan 

Traders 4-3 in best-ofseven 

final; Lost to the Centennial 

Cup Champion Kelowna Spartans 


1993-94 Olds Grizzlys (Defeated Fort 


final; Defeated Kelowna 

Spartans 4-2 in best-of-seven 

Doyle Cup; Fourth AJHL Centennial 

Cup Champions, defeating 

Kelowna 5-4 in overtime in the 

final of a five-team tournament in 

Olds) 

1994-95 Calgary Canucks (Defeated Olds 

Grizzlys 4-1 in best-of-seven final; 

Defeated Chilliwack Chiefs 4-3 

in best-of-seven Doyle Cup; Fifth 

AJHL Centennial Cup Champions, 

defeating the Gloucester, Ont. 

Rangers 5-4 in overtime in the 

final of a five-team tournament in 

Ottawa) 

1995-96 St. Albert Saints (Defeated Fort 


final; Lost to the Royal 

Bank Cup Champion Vernon 

Vipers 4-3 in best-of-seven Doyle 

Cup) 

1996-97 Fort McMurray Oil Barons (Defeated 

Calgary Canucks 4-3 in 


South Surrey Eagles 4-1 in bestof-seven 

Doyle Cup) 

1997-98 St. Albert Saints (Defeated Fort 



Royal Bank Cup Champion South 

Surrey Eagles 4-2 in best-of-seven 

Doyle Cup) 


AWARDS 

ROGERS AT&T WIRELESS CUP 

1998-99 Calgary Canucks (Defeated St. 


final; Lost to the Royal Bank Cup 

Champion Vernon Vipers 4-1 in 

best-of-seven Doyle Cup) 

1999-00 Fort McMurray Oil Barons (Defeated 

Camrose Kodiaks 4-0 in 

best-of-seven final; Defeated 

Chilliwack Chiefs 4-1 in best-ofseven 

Doyle Cup; Sixth AJHL 

Royal Bank Cup Champions, 

defeating the Rayside Balfour 

Sabrecats 2-1 in the final of a fiveteam 

tournament in Fort McMurray) 

2000-01 Camrose Kodiaks (Defeated 

Drayton Valley Thunder 4-1 in bestof-seven 

final; Defeated Victoria 

Salsa 4-2 in best-of-seven Doyle 

Cup; Seventh AJHL Royal Bank 

Cup Champions, defeating the Flin 

Flon Bombers 5-0 in the final of a 

five-team tournament in Flin Flon) 

2001-02 Drayton Valley Thunder (Defeated 

Grande Prairie Storm 4-0 in 

best-of-seven final; Lost to Chilliwack 

Chiefs (BCHL) 4-2 in best-ofseven 

Doyle Cup) 

2002-03 Camrose Kodiaks (Defeated St. 


final; Defeated Vernon Vipers 

(BCHL) 4-2 in best-of-seven Doyle 

Cup; Lost 3-1 to the Royal Bank 

Cup Champion Humboldt Broncos 

(SJHL) in the final of a five-team 

tournament in Charlottetown PEI) 

2003-04 Grande Prairie Storm (Defeated 

Fort McMurray Oil Barons 4-1 

in best-of-seven final; Lost to 

Nanaimo Clippers (BCHL) 4-1 in 

best-of-seven Doyle Cup; Lost in 

semi-final as host of Royal Bank 

Cup) 

2004-05 Camrose Kodiaks (Defeated Fort 


final; Defeated Surrey 

Eagles (BCHL) 4-1 in best-ofseven 

Doyle Cup; Lost 3-2 to host 

Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL) in 

the final of the Royal Bank Cup) 

2005-06 Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

(Defeated Camrose Kodiaks 4-2 

in best-of-seven series; Lost to 

RBC Royal Bank Cup Champion 

Burnaby Express (BCHL) 4-2 in 

best-of-seven Doyle Cup) 

AJHL CUP 


Saskatchewan Traders 4-2 in bestof-seven 

series; Defeated Nanaimo 

Clippers (BCHL) 4-1 in best-of-seven 

Doyle Cup; Lost 3-2 to Prince 

George Spruce Kings in the semifinal 

game of the RBC Cup) 

ENERFLEX CUP 



final; Defeated Penticton 

Vees 4-1 in best-of-seven Doyle 

Cup; Lost 1-0 to the Humboldt 

Broncos (SJHL) in the final game 

of RBC Cup) 

2008-09 Grande Prairie Storm (Defeated 

Spruce Grove Saints 4-0 in best 

of seven final); Lost to RBC Royal 

Bank Cup Champion Vernon Vipers 

(BCHL) 4-0 in best-of-seven 

Doyle Cup 

2009-10 Spruce Grove Saints (Defeated 

Fort McMurray Oil Barons in 

Game 7 of League Final; Defeated 

by the RBC Cup Champion Vernon 

Vipers in Game 7 of Doyle 

Cup) 


Camrose Kodiaks in Game 5 of 

League Final, Defeated by the 

Vernon Vipers in Game 7 of the 

Doyle Cup) 

2011-12 Brooks Bandits (Defeated Fort 

McMurray Oil Barons in Game 6 

of League Final, Defeated by RBC 

Cup Champion Penticton Vees 

(BCHL) 4-1 in best-of-seven Doyle 

Cup) 


GAS DRIVE CUP 

2012-13 Brooks Bandits (Defeated Spruce 

Grove Saints in Game 5 of the 

League Final, Earned RBC Cup 

berth as Runner Up in Western 

Canada Cup, Captured 2013 RBC 

Cup Championship with 3-1 victory 

over the Summerside Western 

Capitals (MHL)) 


Drumheller Dragons in Game 4 of 

League Final, Defeated by Dauphin 

Kings (MJHL) in Western 

Canada Cup Runner-Up Game) 


Brooks Bandits in Game 6 of the 

League Final; Eliminated in Western 

Canada Cup Round-Robin) 

2015-16 Brooks Bandits (Defeated Spruce 

Grove Saints in Game 5 of the 

League Final, Earned RBC Cup 

berth as Western Canada Cup 

Runner-Up) 

2016-17 Brooks Bandits (Defeated Whitecourt 

Wolverines in Game 4 

of League Final, Won Western 

Canada Cup, Defeated by Cobourg, 

OJHL in overtime of RBC 

Cup Final) 

INTER PIPELINE CUP 


Okotoks Oilers in Game 

5 of League Final, Defeated by 

Wenatchee Wild in Game 5 of 

the Doyle Cup Series) 

2018-19 Brooks Bandits (Defeated 

Spruce Grove Saints in Game 

4 of League Final, Defeated by 

Prince George Spruce Kings in 

Game 6 of Doyle Cup, Won 2019 

NJAC as the Host Team) 

The Spruce 

Grove Saints and 


battled for the 

inaugural Inter 

Pipeline Cup 

120 | AJHL Guidebook 2019-20

AWARDS 

DOYLE CUP CHAMPIONS 

The Doyle Cup was donated in 1985 by Pete Doyle, a Penticton businessman and his family, for competition of 

Junior ‘A’ Hockey Clubs between Alberta and British Columbia. The best-of-seven series featured the Champion 

of the AJHL versus the Champion of the BCHL. 

Until 2013, the winner of the Doyle Cup represented the Pacific Region at the RBC Cup National Championship. 

In 2013, the Western Canada Cup was created to crown a Regional Champion and advance two teams 

to the RBC Cup from amongst the AJHL, BCHL, MJHL and SJHL. The WCC tournament ran from 2013-2017 

before returning to the Doyle Cup format in 2018. 

1962-1984 

Before the Doyle Cup was first presented in 

1985, teams from the BCJHL, AJHL, and the 

Pacific Coast Junior Hockey League (PCJHL) 

competed in an inter-provincial championship 

series. 

1962 Edmonton Oil Kings (AJHL) 





1967 New Westminster Royals (PCJHL) 

1968 Penticton Broncos (BCJHL) 

1969 Lethbridge Sugar Kings (AJHL) 

1970 Not Contested* 

1971 Red Deer Rustlers (AJHL) 


1973 Penticton Broncos (BCJHL) 

1974 Kelowna Buckaroos (BCJHL) 

1975 Spruce Grove Mets (AJHL) 

1976 Spruce Grove Mets (AJHL) 

1977 Richmond Sockeyes (PCJHL) 

1978 Merritt Centennials (BCJHL) 

1979 Fort Saskatchewan Traders (AJHL) 


1981 St. Albert Saints (AJHL) 

1982 St. Albert Saints (AJHL) 

1983 Abbotsford Flyers (BCJHL) 

1984 Langley Eagles (AJHL) 

1989 Vernon Lakers (BCJHL) 

1990 New Westminster Royals (BCJHL) 



1993 Kelowna Spartans (BCJHL) 

1994 Olds Grizzlys (AJHL) 

1995 Calgary Canucks (AJHL) 

1996 Vernon Vipers (BCHL) 

1997 South Surrey Eagles (BCHL) 

1998 South Surrey Eagles (BCHL) 

1999 Vernon Vipers (BCHL) 

2000 Fort McMurray Oil Barons (AJHL) 

2001 Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL) 

2002 Chilliwack Chiefs (BCHL) 


2004 Nanaimo Clippers (BCHL) 


2006 Burnaby Express (BCHL) 



2009 Vernon Vipers (BCHL) 



2012 Penticton Vees (BCHL) 

2013-17 see Western Canada Cup 

2018 Wenatchee Wild (BCHL) 

2019 Prince George Spruce Kings (BCHL) 


NATIONAL JUNIOR A CHAMPIONSHIP 

CENTENNIAL CUP CHAMPIONS 

National Junior ‘A’ Championships from 1971-1995 

CENTENNIAL CUP JUNIOR A CHAMPIONS 

YEAR CHAMPION (LEAGUE) RUNNER-UP LOCATION 

1971 Red Deer Rustlers (AJHL) Charlottetown Isl’rs (MJHL) Charlottetown, PE 

1972 Guelph CMC’s (SOJHL) Red Deer Rustlers (AJHL) Guelph, ON 

1973 Portage La Prairie Terriers (MJHL) Pembroke Lumber Kings (OHA) Brandon, MB 

1974 Selkirk Steelers (MJHL) Smith Falls Bears (OHA) Nepean, ON 

1975 Spruce Grove Mets (AJHL) Guelph CMC’s (OHA) Edmonton, AB 

1976 Rockland Nationals (CJHL) Spruce Grove Mets (AJHL) Rockland, ON 

1977 Prince Albert Raiders (SJHL) Pembroke Lumber Kings (CJHL) Prince Albert, SK 

1978 Guelph Holoday Platters (OHA) Prince Albert Raiders (SJHL) Guelph, ON 

1979 Prince Albert Raiders (SJHL) Sherwood Parkdale Metros (OHA) Prince Albert, SK 

1980 Red Deer Rustlers (AJHL) North York Rangers (OHA) North York, ON 

1981 Prince Albert Raiders (SJHL) Belleville Bulls (OHA) Halifax, NS 

1982 Prince Albert Raiders (SJHL) Guelph Platers (OHA) Prince Albert, SK 

1983 North York Rangers (OJHL) Abbotsford Flyers (BCJHL) North York, ON 

1984 Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL) Orillia Travelways (OHA) Weyburn, SK 

1985 Orillia Travelways (OHA) Penticton Knights (BCJHL) Orillia, ON 

1986 Penticton Knights (BCJHL) Cole Harbour Colts (MJHL) Cole Harbour, NS 

1987 Richmond Sockeyes (BCJHL) Humboldt Broncos (SJHL) Humboldt, SK 

1988 Notre Dame Hounds (SJHL) Halifax Lions (MJHL) Pembroke, ON 

1989 Thunder Bay Flyers (USHL) Summerside Capitals (MJHL) Summerside, PE 

1990 Vernon Lakers (BCJHL) New Westminster Royals (BCJHL) Vernon, BC 

1991 Vernon Lakers (BCJHL) Sudbury Cubs (NOHA) Sudbury, ON 

1992 Thunder Bay Flyers (USHL) Winkler Flyers (MJHL) Winnipeg, MB 

1993 Kelowna Spartans (BCJHL) Chateauguay Elites (QJAHL) Amherst, NS 

1994 Olds Grizzlys (AJHL) Kelowna Spartans (BCJHL) Olds, AB 

1995 Calgary Canucks (AJHL) Gloucester Rangers (CJHL) Gloucester, ON 


AWARDS 

RBC CUP 

The National Junior ‘A’ Championship is an annual tournament between the four regional 

representatives within the Canadian Junior Hockey League (CJHL) and the Host Club in a 

quest to become the National Champion. 

RBC CUP NATIONAL JUNIOR A CHAMPIONS 


1996 Vernon Vipers (BCJHL) Melfort Mustangs (SJHL) Melfort, SK 

1997 Summerside Western Capitals (MarJHL) South Surrey Eagles (BCJHL) Summerside, PE 

1998 South Surrey Eagles (BCHL) Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL) Nanaimo, BC 

1999 Vernon Vipers (BCHL) Charlottetown Abbies (MJHL) Yorkton, SK 

2000 Fort McMurray Oil Barons (AJHL) Rayside Sabre Cats (NOJHA) Fort McMurray, AB 

2001 Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL) Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL) Flin Flon, MB 

2002 Halifax Oland Exports (MarJHL) OCN Blizzard (ManJHL) Halifax, NS 

2003 Humbolt Broncos (SJHL) Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL) Charlottetown, PE 

2004 Aurora Tigers (OPJHL) Kindersley Klippers (SJHL) Grande Prairie, AB 

2005 Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL) Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL) Weyburn, SK 

2006 Burnaby Express (BCHL) Yorkton Terriers (SJHL) Streetsville, ON 

The Brooks Bandits 

captured 

their second 

National Title 

at the 2019 

National Junior 

A Championship 


NATIONAL JUNIOR A CHAMPIONSHIPS continued 

RBC CUP NATIONAL JUNIOR A CHAMPIONS 


2007 Aurora Tigers (OPJHL) Prince George Spruce Kings (BCJHL) Prince George, BC 

2008 Humboldt BroncoWs (SJHL) Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL) Cornwall, ON 

2009 Vernon Vipers (BCHL) Humboldt Broncos (SJHL) Victoria, BC 

2010 Vernon Vipers (BCHL) Dauphin Kings (MJHL) Dauphin, MB 

2011 Pembroke Lumber Kings (CCHL) Vernon Vipers (BCHL) Camrose, AB 

2012 Penticton Vees (BCHL) Woodstock Slammers (MHL) Humboldt, SK 

2013 Brooks Bandits (AJHL) 

Summerside Western Capitals (MHL) 

Summerside, PEI 

2014 Yorkton Terriers (SJHL) Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL) Vernon, BC 

2015 Portage Terriers (MJHL) Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL) Portage la Prairie, MB 

2016 West Kelowna Warriors (BCHL) Lloydminster Bobcats (AJHL) Lloydminster, AB 

2017 Cobourg Cougars (OJHL) Brooks Bandits (AJHL) Cobourg, ON 

2018 Chilliwack Chefs (BCHL) Wellington Dukes (OJHL) Chilliwack, BC 

NATIONAL JUNIOR A CHAMPIONS 


2019 Brooks Bandits (AJHL) Prince George Spruce Kings Brooks, AB 

2020 Portage la Prairie, MB 

The Brooks Bandits hosted the 2019 National Junior A Championship 


AWARDS 

WESTERN CANADA CUP 

In January 2012, the Canadian Junior Hockey League announced a new regional 

playoff format for its four western provinces. The champions of the British Columbia 

Hockey League, Alberta Junior Hockey League, Saskatchewan Junior Hockey 

League, and Manitoba Junior Hockey League now participate annually in a fiveteam 

tournament with the host team. The 13-game tournament includes a roundrobin 

schedule followed by two semifinal games and a championship game. The Western 

Canada Cup Champion and the Runner-Up both represent Western Canada at the RBC 

Cup National Junior A Championship. 

The Western Canada Cup will not continue past 2017 following a five-year trial of the format. 

The AJHL Champion and BCHL Champion will once again compete in a best-of-seven 

series for the right to advance to the RBC Cup starting in 2018. 

WESTERN CANADA CUP CHAMPIONS 


2013 Surrey Eagles (BCHL) Brooks Bandits (AJHL) Nanaimo, BC 

2014 Yorkton Terriers (SJHL) Dauphin Kings (MJHL) Dauphin, MB 

2015 Penticton Vees (BCHL) Portage Terriers (MJHL) Fort McMurray, AB 

2016 West Kelowna Warriors 

(BCHL) 

Brooks Bandits (AJHL) 

Estevan, SK 

2017 Brooks Bandits (AJHL) Penticton Vees (BCHL) Penticton, BC 

PHOTO - DAMON JAMES 

The Brooks 

Bandits won the 

2017 Western 

Canada Cup in 

the final year of 

the tournament 


AJHL ALL-STAR TEAMS / 

GAME RESULTS 

1972-73 

FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Don Stephenson, Red 

Deer; DEFENCE: Dale Booth, Drumheller, 

Roger Bourque, Calgary Canucks; Right 

wing: Mark Lomenda, Calgary Canucks; 

Centre: Ryan Wecker, Drumheller; Left wing: 

Dale Eloschuk, Calgary Canucks; Coach: 

Ralph Burgess, Calgary Canucks. 

SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Ray McLeod, Edmonton 

Mets; DEFENCE: Doug Gillespie, 

Red Deer; Rod Tordoff, Red Deer; Right 

wing: Reg Kinch, Red Deer; Centre: Dave 

Bell, Edmonton Mets; Left wing: Ken Nelson, 

Drumheller; Coach: Jack Samuel, Drumheller. 

1973-74 

FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Jim Bowman, Edmonton 

Mets; DEFENCE: Doug Gillespie, Red 

Deer; Brant Sim, The Pass; Right wing: John 

Hawkins, The Pass; Centre: Terry Wittchen, 

Red Deer; Left wing: Brian Sutter, Red Deer; 

Coach: Doug Messier, Edmonton Mets. 

SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Ron Bourcier, Red 

Deer; DEFENCE: Kent Lowry, Lethbridge; 

Ron Bignell, Edmonton Mets; Right wing: 

Jerry Bancks, Calgary Canucks; Centre: 

Roger Mitchell, Drumheller; Left wing: Dean 

Magee, Calgary Canucks; Coach: Cec Swanson, 

Red Deer. 

1974-75 

FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Dan Shearer, Drumheller; 

DEFENCE: Keith Hertz, Spruce Grove; 

Mike Haworth, Calgary Canucks; Right wing: 

Don Renner, Taber; Centre: Dave Scott, Calgary 

Canucks; Left wing: Barry Lassiter, Red 

Deer; Coach: Don Phelps, Drumheller. 

SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Julian Baretta, 

Spruce Grove; DEFENCE: Morley Scott, 

Drumheller, Dave Krook, Red Deer; Right 

wing: Ron Rose, Drumheller; Centre: Kelly 

Bunn, Spruce Grove; Left wing: Bernie 

Syrenne, Taber; Coach: Doug Messier, Spruce 

Grove. 

1975-76 

FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Rod Carlson, Spruce 

Grove; DEFENCE: Brad Cox, Taber; Jeff 

Elkow, Spruce Grove; Right wing: Rod Pimm, 

Red Deer; Centre: Rick Zaparniuk, Calgary 

Canucks; Left wing: Dean Solheim, Taber; 

Coach: Cec Papke, Calgary Canucks. 

SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Brad Hall, Calgary 

Canucks; DEFENCE: Don Eastcott, Calgary 

Canucks; Brant Sim, Spruce Grove; Right 

wing: Don Renner, Taber; Centre: Merlin 

Malinowski, Drumheller; Left wing: Doug 

Palamarchuk, Red Deer; Coach: Sheldon 

Ferguson, Red Deer. 

1976-77 

FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Brad Hall, Calgary 

Canucks; DEFENCE: Jeff Neufeld, Calgary 

Canucks; Keith Brown, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Right wing: Bruce Small, Red Deer; Centre: 

Darryl Sutter, Red Deer; Left wing: Robin 

Laycock, Calgary Canucks; Coach: Cec 

Papke, Calgary Canucks. 

SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Bob Iwabuchi, 

Spruce Grove; DEFENCE: Brian Granfield, 

Spruce Grove; Rick Wannamaker, Red Deer; 

Right wing: Don Renner, Taber; Centre: Mendel 

Vysohlid, Calgary Canucks; Left wing: 

John Ewasiuk, Fort Saskatchewan; Coach: 

Gene Achtymichuk, Fort Saskatchewan. 

1977-78 

FIRST TEAM: GOAL: John Kulych, Edmonton; 

DEFENCE: Dave Babych, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Jay McFarlane, St. Albert; Right wing: 

Dave Speer, Calgary Canucks; Centre: Kelly 

Kisio, Red Deer; Left wing: Robin Laycock, 

Calgary Canucks. 

SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Randy Jaycock, 

Pincher Creek; DEFENCE: Neal Wagner, 

Calgary Canucks; Jim Cross, St. Albert; Right 

wing: Grant Morin, Fort Saskatchewan; Centre: 

Marty Achtymichuk, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Left wing: John Ewasiuk, Fort Saskatchewan. 

1978-79 

FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Clint Malarchuk, Fort 

Saskatchewan; DEFENCE: Jim Benning, Fort 

Saskatchewan; Mickey Volcan, St. Albert: 

Right wing: Bruno Baseotto, Calgary Canucks; 

Centre: Todd Scott, Calgary Canucks; 

Left wing: Lyle Stokotelny, Calgary Canucks. 

SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Brian Ford, St. 


AWARDS 

Albert; DEFENCE: Ron Fischer, Sherwood 

Park; Larry Stankoven, Calgary Canucks; 

Right wing: Brent Sutter, Red Deer; Centre: 

Mike Ferris, Fort Saskatchewan; Left wing: 

Dean Dachyshyn, St. Albert. 

1979-80 

FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Mike Craig, Calgary Canucks; 

DEFENCE: Larry Stankhoven, Calgary 

Canucks; Joe Cunningham, Red Deer; Right 

wing: Doug Rigler, Red Deer; Centre: Brent 

Sutter, Red Deer; Left wing: Ivan Krook, Red 

Deer. 

SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Brian Ford, St. Albert; 

DEFENCE: Steve McKenzie, St. Albert; 

Blaine Peerless, St. Albert; Right wing: Perry 

Pelensky, Fort Saskatchewan; Centre: Troy 

Murray, St. Albert; Left wing: Rick Wentz, 

Taber. 

Cranston, Fort Saskatchewan; Steve Johnson, 

St. Albert; Grant Rezewski, Sherwood 

Park; Darren Steer, Fort McMurray; Left 

wing: Don Barber, St. Albert; Kent Prins, Fort 

Saskatchewan; Mike Boston, Sherwood Park; 

Gerry Lamoureux, Fort McMurray. 

SOUTH: 

GOAL: Duane Wolbeck, Red Deer; Derek 

Pizzey, Olds; DEFENCE: Ky Forbes, Red 

Deer; Kevan Melrose, Red Deer; Ken Unruh, 

Calgary Spurs; Trevor Dickie, Olds; Glen 

Wesley, Red Deer; Roy Hicks, Red Deer; 

Right wing: Bruce Hill, Olds; Bill McDonald, 

Hobbema; Darryl Cust, Red Deer; Glen Barre, 

Red Deer; Centre: Terry Houlder, Red Deer; 

Mike Morin, Hobbema; Darren Gorzitza, Olds; 

Dean Cowling, Red Deer; Left wing: Robbie 

Hrystak, Hobbema; Rod Taylor, Calgary 

Spurs; Steve Risling, Olds; Scott Hillier, Calgary 

Spurs. 

1980-81 

GOAL: Ray Prive, Calgary Spurs; DEFENCE: 

Mike Heidt, Calgary Canucks; Brad Kwong, 

Calgary Spurs; Right wing: James Huber, 

Calgary Spurs, Ken Overbeeke, Taber; Wally 

Schreiber, Fort Saskatchewan; Centre: Peter 

Gerlinger, Drumheller; Steve Mounkes, Calgary 

Canucks; Dave Donnelly, St. Albert; Left 

wing: Jeff Hendricks, Drumheller. 

1981 

in HOBBEMA - North 7 South 2 

1982 

in RED DEER - North 3 South 1 

1983 

in OLDS - South 6 North 5 

1984 

in RED DEER - South 5 North 2 

NORTH: GOAL: Kevin Stapleton, Fort 

Saskatchewan; Al Hryniuk, Sherwood Park; 

DEFENCE: Gord Thibodeau, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Greg Button, Fort McMurray; Grant 

Seidlik, Fort McMurray; Blaine Rolling, Sherwood 

Park; Don Schmidt, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Don Grumley, Fort Saskatchewan; Right 

wing: Shawn Swail, St. Albert; Mark Davis, 

Fort McMurray; Trevor Pohl, Fort McMurray; 

Mario Sicolo, Fort Saskatchewan; Centre: Sid 

1985 

in FORT SASKATCHEWAN - South 5 North 5 

1986 

in FORT McMURRAY - North 5 South 1 

NORTH: GOAL: Garth Sanderson, Sherwood 

Park; Darren Locher, St. Albert; DEFENCE: 

Zarley Zalapski, Fort Saskatchewan; Bill 

Davidson, Fort Saskatchewan; Dwayne 

Wills, Fort McMurray; Barry McKinlay, St. 

Albert; Brian Tulik, Sherwood Park; Doug 

Greschuk, St. Albert; Right wing: Dan Hart, 

Fort McMurray; Wes Craig, St. Albert; Mike 

Needham, Fort Saskatchewan; Rob Glasgow, 

Sherwood Park; Centre: Lubo Dzurilla, Fort 

Saskatchewan; Gary Shuchuk, St. Albert; 

Brad Fenton, Sherwood Park; Mark Thietke, 

Sherwood Park; Left wing: Brent Morrison, 

Fort McMurray; Gary Valk, Sherwood Park; 

Craig Sterzer, St. Albert; Barry Kress, Fort 

McMurray; Coach: Al Hamilton, Sherwood 

Park. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Jamie Bowman, Calgary 

Canucks; Sandford Gauthier, Hobbema; 

DEFENCE: Darin Banister, Calgary Spurs; 

Brad Turner, Calgary Canucks; Bob Calhoon, 

Hobbema; Tim Corkery, Hobbema; 

Paul Battistella, Calgary Spurs; Bob Duchak, 

Red Deer; Right wing: Brad Wilson, Olds; 

Gary Van Tol, Hobbema; Steve Wheatcroft, 

Calgary Canucks; Centre: Blake Jurgens, 

Olds; Eric Murano, Calgary Canucks; Daryl 

Harpe, Hobbema; Left wing: Shawn Wheeler, 



GAME RESULTS CONTINUED 

Hobbema; Derek Loomer, Olds; Ryan Pardoski, 

Calgary Canucks; Coaches’ additions: 

Roger Mulvenna, Calgary Canucks; Joe 

Quinn, Calgary Canucks; Mike Ikeda, Calgary 

Canucks; Brian Bosch, Calgary Spurs; Coach: 

Don Phelps, Calgary Canucks. 

1987 

in ST. ALBERT - North 10 South 4 

NORTH: GOAL: Ken Weiss, Sherwood Park; 

Todd Cunningham, St. Albert: DEFENCE: 

Brian Tulik, Sherwood Park; Jerry Watson, 

St. Albert; Darin Day, Fort McMurray; Geoff 

Smith, St. Albert; Shane Prestegard, Fort 

McMurray; Jeff Wildeboer, Sherwood Park; 

Right wing: Randy Keller, Fort McMurray; 

Gary Valk, Sherwood Park; Mike Needham, 

Fort Saskatchewan; Barry Kress, Fort Mc- 

Murray; Centre: Lubo Dzurilla, Fort McMurray; 

Darryl Harpe, Hobbema; Stu Barnes, St. 

Albert; Al Cherniwchan, Sherwood Park; Left 

wing: Vince Ashton, Hobbema; Craig Sterezer, 

St. Albert; Kevin Kowalchuk, Sherwood 

Park, Mark Mydan, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Coach: Ross Perkins, Sherwood Park. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Alec Sheflo, Calgary Canucks; 

Jeff Fergsuon, Calgary Spurs; DE- 

FENCE: Tim Kollman, Calgary Canucks; Bob 

Duchak, Red Deer; Roby Goodwin, Calgary 

Canucks; Mark Beischel, Calgary Spurs; Don 

Short, Olds; Kevin Ingals, Calgary Canucks; 

Right wing: Greg Neish, Calgary Canucks; 

Calvin Wiltshire, Red Deer; Brock Mura, Calgary 

Canucks; Mike Lintner, Calgary Spurs; 

Centre: Mike Ikeda, Calgary Canucks; Todd 

Birss, Calgary Spurs; Jeff Gosselin, Red Deer; 

Mark Bassen, Calgary Canucks; Left wing: 

Dixon Ward, Red Deer; Mark Hicks, Calgary 

Spurs; Phil Huber, Calgary Canucks; Mike 

Bertamini, Calgary Canucks; Coach: Don 

Phelps, Calgary Canucks. 

1988 

at MAX BELL CENTRE, CALGARY - South 6 

North 4 

NORTH: GOAL: Darren Locher, St. Albert; 

Grant Thomlinson, Fort Saskatchewan; 

DEFENCE: Otis Plageman, St. Albert; Jason 

Proulx, Fort Saskatchewan; Randy Wong, 

Hobbema; Trevor Semeniuk, St. Albert; Jeff 

Wildeboer, Sherwood Park; Right wing: 

Randy Keller, Fort McMurray; Zac Boyer, 

St. Albert; Jim Hammett, St. Albert; Centre: 

Greg Geldart, St. Albert; Scott Mydan, Fort 

Saskatchewan; Marty Yewchuk, Hobbema; 

Left wing: Brian Bearskin, Hobbema; Brett 

Cox, Fort Saskatchewan; Cam Whitaker, St. 

Albert; Coach: Chris Stewart, St. Albert. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Shaun Graviston, Calgary 

Spurs; Buddy Brazier, Calgary Canucks; 

DEFENCE: Tim Kollman, Calgary Canucks; 

Bob Duchak, Red Deer; Chris Marcil, Calgary 

Spurs; Mark Astley, Calgary Canucks; Right 

wing: Robbi Gador, Red Deer; Mark Hicks, 

Calgary Spurs; Robert Conn, Calgary Spurs; 

Centre: Martin Jiranek, Calgary Canucks; 

Robin Dube, Red Deer; Wally Hume, Calgary 

Canucks; Left wing: Dixon Ward, Red Deer; 

Mike Bertamini, Calgary Canucks; Derek 

Loomer, Olds; Coach: Don Phelps, Calgary 

Canucks. 

1989 

in HOBBEMA - South 8 North 4 

1990 

in FORT SASKATCHEWAN - South 8 North 2 

NORTH: GOAL: Mike Buzak, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Ted Oloriz, Fort Saskatchewan; 

DEFENCE: Todd French, Fort McMurray; 

Jeff Hill, Lloydminster; Jim Pickford, Lloydminster; 

Trevor Ketsa, St. Albert; Right wing: 

Blaine Keller, Fort McMurray, Dale Dach, Fort 

Saskatchewan; Dean Beattie, Lloydminster; 

Centre: Dana McKechnie, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Mark Souch, Sherwood Park; Kent Dochuk, 

St. Albert; Left wing: Kevin Higo, Fort 

McMurray, Wayne MacDonald, Lloydminster; 

Reg Cardinal, Fort McMurray; Coaches: Gord 

Galley, Fort Saskatchewan; Cal MacDonald, 

Lloydminster; Coaches’ additions: Dory 

Reich, Fort Saskatchewan; Arlen Kerntopf,. 

Sherwood Park; Brad Fallis, Lloydminster; 

Rick Rehmann, St. Albert; Chris O’Rourke, 

Sherwood Park. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Alec Sheflo, Calgary Canucks; 

Dave Saunders, Hobbema; DEFENCE: 

Tony Dal Cin, Calgary Canucks; Todd Forsyth, 

Hobbema; Jeff Dawes, Calgary Spurs; 

Brad Rock, Calgary Spurs; Right wing: Greg 


AWARDS 

Gatto, Olds; Travis Stephenson, Olds; Henri 

Hluchan, Calgary Spurs; Centre: Troy McIvor, 

Olds; Chubby Creighton, Hobbema; Kevin 

Sobb, Calgary Canucks; Left wing: Tracy 

Georgsen, Calgary Spurs; Zorn Kozic, Olds; 

Hugh McEwen, Calgary Canucks; Coach: 

Don Phelps, Calgary Canucks; Coaches’ additions: 

Colin Petryk, Calgary Spurs; Corey 

Taylor, Olds; Troy Norcross, Calgary Canucks; 

Heath Sampson, Calgary Canucks; Kent 

Hehr, Calgary Canucks. 

1991 

in OLDS - South 7 North 7 

NORTH: GOAL: Mike Buzak, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Derek Shybunka, St. Albert; DEFENCE: 

Jamie Hearn, Lloydminster; Jason Plandowski, 

Fort Saskatchewan; Neal Sorochan, 

St. Albert; Jason Yuzda, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Kyle Spencer, St. Albert; Paul Wozney, Fort 

Saskatchewan; FORWARD: Tim Wiwchar, 

Fort Saskatchewan; Jason Krueckl, Lloydminster; 

Dory Reich, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Curtis Fry, St. Albert; Brian Shantz, Fort 

McMurray; Paul Strand, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Dustin Fahl, St. Albert; Sean McFatridge, 

Fort McMurray; Jason Eckel, Lloydminster; 

Kevin Higo, Fort McMurray; Jamie Graham, 

Fort McMurray; Brad Fallis, Lloydminster. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Dave Saunders, Sherwood 

Park; Jaret Burgoyne, Calgary Royals; 

DEFENCE: Dean Goulet, Calgary Royals; 

Jason Smith, Calgary Canucks; Doug Strang, 

Sherwood Park; Neil Hawryluk, Calgary Royals; 

Blair Kambeitz, Olds; FORWARD: Chuck 

Komisar, Calgary Canucks; Jason Dunham, 

Olds; Craig Hawryschuk, Sherwood Park; Eric 

Fulton, Olds; Mike Park, Sherwood Park; Fred 

Harbinson, Calgary Canucks; Jamie Price, Olds; 

Jason Glass, Calgary Royals; Kevin Ozubko, 

Sherwood Park; Nick Poole, Calgary Royals; Phil 

Crowe, Olds; Troy Norcross, Calgary Canucks; 

Sean Beswick, Calgary Royals; Travis Stephenson, 

Olds. 

1992 

in BONNYVILLE - South 8 North 5 

NORTH: GOAL: Ted Oloriz, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Lance Leslie, Bonnyville; DEFENCE: 

Jason Plandowski, Fort Saskatchewan; Chris 

LaFreniere, Fort McMurray; Mirko Ludemann, 

Fort McMurray; Brendan Kenny, St. Albert; 

Paul Wozney, Fort Saskatchewan; Jamie 

Hearn, Lloydminster; FORWARD: Jeff Borders, 

Bonnyville; Darryl Romano, Fort Mc- 

Murray; Archie Handel, Lloydminster; Warren 

Smith, Lloydminster; Curtis Fry, St. Albert; 

Reg Cardinal, Fort McMurray; Paul Strand, 

Fort Saskatchewan; Dustin Fahl, St. Albert; 

Brent Shaback, St. Albert; Ryan Austin, Fort 

McMurray; Travis Cunningham, Fort McMurray; 

Wade Fennig, Fort Saskatchewan; Terry 

Lorenz, Lloydminster. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Larry Moberg, Olds; Brad 

Heric, Calgary Canucks; DEFENCE: Bill Holowatiuk, 

Sherwood Park; Brent Sandmeyer, 

Calgary Canucks; Scott Boyd, Calgary 

Royals; Darren Sego, Sherwood Park; Blair 

Kambeitz, Olds; Mickey Elick, Calgary Royals; 

FORWARD: Steve Opp, Olds; Jeff Maher, 

Calgary Canucks; Teeder Wynne, Calgary 

Royals; Eric Fulton, Olds; Mike Shemko, 

Calgary Royals; Tyler Graham, Olds; Reo 

Lajeunesse, Olds; Ken Slywka, Sherwood 

Park; Jason Trottier, Calgary Canucks; Sean 

Beswick, Calgary Royals; Kelly Hrycun, Sherwood 

Park; Joe Ciccarello, Calgary Royals; 

Lindsey Braun, Calgary Royals. 

1993 

in SHERWOOD PARK - South 6 North 5 

NORTH: GOAL: Shawn Wighton, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Jamie Black, St. Albert; DE- 

FENCE: Hiroyuki Miura, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Glen Pullishy, St. Albert; Bret Mohninger, 

Fort McMurray; Trent Kapfhamer, Fort Mc- 

Murray; Kelly Perrault, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Chad Emigh, Bonnyville; Chad Seibel, Fort 

McMurray; Right wing: Ryan Tarkowski, 

Fort Saskatchewan; John Murgatroyd, Fort 

McMurray; Mike Germann, Bonnyville; Chad 

Hartnell, Lloydminster; Centre: Stacey Rayan, 

Fort Saskatchewan; Mike Thompson, St. 

Albert; Terry Lorenz, Lloydminster; Harry 

York, Bonnyville; Left wing: Bobby Stewart, 

Fort McMurray; Cody Bowtell, Lloydminster; 

Jamie Barnes, St. Albert; Jeff Trembecky, 

Fort Saskatchewan; Coach: Doug Schum, 

Fort Saskatchewan. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Chris Davis, Calgary Royals; 

Jason Wist, Calgary Canucks; DEFENCE: 

Darren Sego, Sherwood Park; Rob Herring, 

Sherwood Park; Mike Krooshop, Calgary 

Royals; Eric Hill, Calgary Canucks; Darcy 

Dallas, Olds; Darcy Christensen, Calgary 

Canucks; Right wing: Ryan Barrett, Calgary 

Canucks; Eric Fulton, Olds; Josh Erdman, 

Olds; Scott Bradford, Calgary Canucks; 

Centre: Ken Slywka, Sherwood Park; Reo 

Lajeunesse, Olds; Jeff Sobb, Calgary Royals; 




Geoff Liska, Olds; Left wing: Curtis Sheptak, 

Olds; Kelly Hrycun, Sherwood Park; Archie 

Handel, Sherwood Park; Cam Mendryk, Calgary 

Canucks; Tyler Graham, Olds; Coaches: 

Carey Bracko, Calgary Canucks; Chris Stewart, 

Olds. 

1994 

at FATHER DAVID BAUER ARENA, CALGARY - 

South 7 North 6 (Shoot-Out) 

NORTH: GOAL: Brent Sheehan, Sherwood 

Park; Trevor Koenig, Fort Saskatchewan; DE- 

FENCE: Darren Sego, Sherwood Park; Rhett 

Dudley, Fort Saskatchewan; Jason Baumbach, 

Fort McMurray; Pete Ballash, Bonnyville; 

Dave Anderson, St. Albert; Terence 

Oliver, Fort McMurray; Right wing: Bobby 

Stewart, Fort McMurray; Dylan Dellezay, 

Sherwood Park; Colin Zarowny, Bonnyville; 

Darcy Haugan, Fort Saskatchewan; Centre: 

Harry York, Bonnyville; Wade Fennig, Fort 

Saskatchewan; Chris Yule, St. Albert; Ken 

Slywka, Sherwood Park; Left wing: Ross Harris, 

Fort McMurray; Steve Walker, Bonnyville; 

Ian Kallay, Fort Saskatchewan; Colin Forbes, 

Sherwood Park; Coach: Doug Schum, Fort 

Saskatchewan. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Des Christopher, Calgary 

Royals; Ian Perkins, Olds; DEFENCE: Chad 

Sturrock, Olds; Darcy Christensen, Calgary 

Canucks; Clay Awe, Olds; Ryan Boyd, Calgary 

Royals; Brett Yakimetz, Lloydminster; 

Devin Nielsen, Calgary Canucks; Right wing: 

Shane Mulrooney, Calgary Royals; Joe Murphy, 

Olds; Andrew Hannah, Lloydminster; 

Ryan Chaytors, Calgary Canucks; Centre: 

Miro Skovira, Olds; Mark Weiss, Lloydminster; 

Conrad Sterling, Calgary Royals; Jordie 

Grant, Calgary Royals; Left wing: Tyler Graham, 

Olds; Curtis Sheptak, Olds; Ryan Tobler, 

Calgary Royals; Cam Mendryk, Calgary 

Canucks; Coach: Chris Stewart, Olds. 

1995 

in FORT SASKATCHEWAN -- South 8 North 

6 

NORTH: GOAL: Dean Crossland, Sherwood 

Park; Tate McNelly, St. Albert; DEFENCE: 

Chris Phillips, Fort McMurray; Darren Sego, 

Sherwood Park; Sean Halifax, Fort McMurray; 

Marc Charbonneau, Bonnyville; Darin 

Hawn, Sherwood Park; Davie Greenway, 

Sherwood Park; Right wing: Darcy Haugan, 

Bonnyville; Kevin Schurack, Sherwood Park; 

Devin Hartnell, Lloydminster; Russell Sharp, 

Fort McMurray; Paul Jay, St. Albert; Centre: 

Andrew Hannah, Lloydminster; A.J. Aitken, 

Fort McMurray; Sandro Pisani, Bonnyville; 

Dan Bokenfohr, St. Albert Left wing: Harry 

York, Fort McMurray; Andrew Luciuk, Sherwood 

Park; Bryan Forslund, Sherwood Park; 

Steve Reinprecht, St. Albert; Coach: Fran 

Gow, Fort McMurray. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Dave Weninger, Calgary 

Canucks; Shawn Wighton, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Ian Perkins, Olds; DEFENCE: Jeramie 

Heistad, Olds, Bryce Goebel, Fort Saskatchewan, 

Jason Abramoff, Calgary Canucks; 

Mitch Ferguson, Calgary Canucks; Mike 

LaPlante, Calgary Royals; Right wing: Christian 

Timpone, Calgary Royals; Craig Adams, 

Calgary Canucks; Marek Tatar, Olds; Brad 

McCorry,Fort Saskatchewan; Kim Wiwchar, 

Fort Saskatchewan; Centre: Dion Wandler, 

Calgary Canucks; Sheldon Szmata, Olds; 

Scott King, Calgary Royals; Paul Comrie, 

Fort Saskatchewan; Left wing: Ryan Chaytors, 

Calgary Canucks; Joe Murphy, Olds; 

Drew Ginther, Olds; Fedor Zakusilo, Calgary 

Royals; Coach: Chris Stewart, Olds. 

1996 

in LLOYDMINSTER -- South 10 North 5 

NORTH: GOAL: Shawn Wighton, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Kent Baumbach, Fort McMurray; 

DEFENCE: Gena Razin, St. Albert; Darren 

Tiemstra, Fort McMurray; Darren Yopyk, 

Lloydminster/Bonnyville; Sheldon Gomez, St. 

Albert; Russell Sharp, Fort McMurray; Kevin 

Mulligan, Fort Saskatchewan; Right wing: 

Fernando Pisani, St. Albert; Brad Mueller, 

Fort McMurray; Rob Smashnuk, Bonnyville; 

Kyle Saranchuk, Lloydminster; Centre: A.J. 

Aitken, Fort McMurray; Dan Bokenfohr, St. 

Albert; Tate Locke, Fort Saskatchewan; Kevin 

Kuryluk, Bonnyville; Steve Reinprecht, St. Albert; 

Corey Dallyn, Lloydminster/Bonnyville; 

Left wing: Dale Donaldson, St. Albert; Jason 

McKee, Lloydminster; Ryan Makar, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Steve Charlebois, Lloydminster; 

Coach: Fran Gow, Fort McMurray. 


AWARDS 

SOUTH: GOAL: Ryan McIntosh, Canucks; 

Stephen Wagner, Olds; DEFENCE: Jeramie 

Heistad, Olds; Tyler Barabanoff, Olds; Mitch 

Ferguson, Canucks; Kyley Fyculak, Bow Valley; 

Mike Mychalyshyn, Sherwood Park; Right 

wing: Scott Wagner, Canucks; Jon Pouzar, 

Olds; Reo King, Royals; Randy Getzinger, 

Sherwood Park; Centre: Jim Lawrence, Olds; 

Kelly Popadynetz, Canucks; Dan Heilman, 

Olds; Chad Moskal, Bow Valley; Greg Olsen, 

Royals; Left wing: Brett Mills, Royals; 

Tyler Baines, Bow Valley; Jason Rohatensky, 

Canucks; Jeff Ewasko, Sherwood Park; 

Fedor Zakusilo, Royals; Coach: Don Phelps, 

Canucks. 

1997 

in OLDS - North 9 South 8 (OT) 

NORTH: GOAL: Trevor Anderson, Fort 

McMurray; Alexander Fomichev, St. Albert; 

DEFENCE: Darren Tiemstra, Fort McMurray; 

Dustin Borbandy, Bonnyville; Dustin 

Bernes, Grande Prairie; Darcy Skinner, 

Sherwood Park; Colin Kent, Fort McMurray; 

Greg Brown, Lloydminster; Right wing: Andy 

Doktorchik, Bonnyville; Dale Donaldson, St. 

Albert; Jim Whitehead, Sherwood Park; Ken 

Farrell, Fort McMurray; Centre: Jason McKee, 

Lloydminster; Bobby Niedzielski, Sherwood 

Park; Dan Bokenfohr, St. Albert; Kevin Kuryluk, 

Bonnyville; Left wing: Kirk Lamb, Bonnyville; 

Cory Pecush, Grande Prairie; David 

Hukalo, St. Albert; Jeff Ewasko, Sherwood 

Park. Coach: Sid Cranston, Sherwood Park. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Todd Weninger, Canucks; 

Travis Mailhot, Royals; DEFENCE: Clint Way, 

Fort Saskatchewan; Ben McGinn, Bow Valley; 

Richard Latimer, Olds; Bruce Leonard, 

Canucks; Brandon Nichols, Bow Valley; Terry 

Ferguson, Canucks; 

Right wing: Alex Halat, Royals; Jim Lawrence, 

Olds; Sheldon Pietrzykowski, Fort 

Saskatchewan; Mike Scott, Bow Valley; 

Centre: Tate Locke, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Kelly Popadynetz, Canucks; Scott Mackee, 

Olds; Chad Moskal, Bow Valley; Andrew 

Bogle, Royals; Left wing: Ryan Makar, Fort 

Saskatchewan; Brian Maloney, Olds; Tyler 

Baines, Bow Valley. Coach: Ted Stewart, Bow 

Valley. 

1998 

in GRANDE PRAIRIE - South 9 North 5 

NORTH: GOAL: Scott Kabotoff, St. Albert; 

Richard Jones; Grande Prairie; DEFENCE: 

Doug Strobl, St. Albert; Jeff Yopyk, Lloydminster; 

Mike Ransom, Bonnyville; Warren 

Toews, Fort Saskatchewan; Landon Boyko, 

Fort Saskatchewan; Chris Hartman, Fort 

McMurray; Right wing: David Myson, Lloydminster; 

Paul Cabana, Fort McMurray; 

Jamie Lundmark, St. Albert; David Hukalo, 

St. Albert; Jared Mercer, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Centre: Blaine Bablitz, Grande Prairie; Jason 

Abel, Grande Prairie; Adam Redmond, Fort 

McMurray; Mike Comrie, St. Albert; Ken Farrell, 

Fort McMurray; Left wing: Andy Doktorchik, 

Fort McMurra y; Cory Pecush, Grande 

Prairie. Coach: Cory Clouston, Grande 

Prairie. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Chad Rycroft, Bow Valley; 

Dannie Morgan, Olds; DEFENCE: Scott 

McClure, Canucks; Shane Lodhar, Canucks; 

Josh Melnyk, Royals; Troy Eberhardt, Sherwood 

Park; Kevin Seidel, Olds; Terry Ferguson, 

Canucks; Ryan Bachmeier, Royals; Jesse 

Cook, Royals; Right wing: David Legge, 

Camrose; Jeremy Stagman, Canucks; Trevor 

Segstro, Bow Valley; Centre: Moe Halat, Canucks; 

Dana Lattery, Olds; Chad Moskal, Bow 

Valley; Left wing: Riley Riddell, Camrose; 

Travis Banga, Olds; Stephen Charlebois, Bow 

Valley; Scott Meyerhoff, Royals; Brad Krawchuk, 

Sherwood Park; Coach: Don Phelps, 

Canucks. 

1999 

at MAX BELL CENTRE, CALGARY - North 4 

South 3 

NORTH: GOAL: Tyson LaFrance, Bonnyville; 

Blair Faulkner, Lloydminster; DEFENCE: 

Dustin Sherman, Fort Saskatchewan; Mark 

Grumetza, Grande Prairie; Mike Mohr, Grande 

Prairie; Grant Lorentz, Lloydminster; Scott 

Farrell, St. Albert; Mark Jackson, St. Albert; 

Right wing: Vladislav Serov, Fort McMurray; 

Scott Pratt, Lloydminster; Darren Peebles, 

St. Albert; Tomo Uchiyama, Sherwood Park; 

Centre: Andy Doktorchik, Bonnyville; Matt 

Gorman, Fort Saskatchewan; Pavel Beranek, 

St. Albert; Rob Ziemmer, St. Albert; Left 

wing: Brent Coutu, Fort McMurray; Nick Deschenes, 

Fort Saskatchewan; Travis Barnes, 

Lloydminster; Ron Grimard, St. Albert; 

Coach: Alex Belcourt, St. Albert. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Mike Gilhooly, Canucks; Travis 

Mailhot, Crowsnest Pass; DEFENCE: Chris 

Leinweber, Canucks; Neil McCann, Canucks; 

Ryan Bachmeier, Royals; Shane Christiansen, 

Camrose; Darren Schwartz, Drayton Valley; 

Matt Brunner, Olds; Right wing: Ryan Mani- 




towich, Canucks; David Evans, Royals; Mike 

Batovanja, Drayton Valley; Centre: Shane 

Joseph, Bow Valley; Moe Halat, Canucks; 

Roger Leonard, Canucks; Krys Kolanos, Royals; 

Scott Meyerhoff, Royals; Riley Riddell, 

Camrose; Left wing: Dany Heatley, Canucks; 

Brad Olsen, Royals; Lonnie Tetley, Crowsnest 

Pass; Coach: Don Phelps, Canucks. 


at FORT SASKATCHEWAN - South 11 North 

8 

NORTH: GOAL: Brent Zelenewich, Fort 

McMurray; Dannie Morgan, Grande Prairie; 

Scott Rowan, Sherwood Park: DEFENCE: 

Craig Strain, Fort McMurray; Clint Orr, Fort 

McMurray; Mark Woywitka, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Devon Wardley, Grande Prairie; Lee 

Siemens, Lloydminster; Grant Lorentz, Lloydminster; 

Chris Claffey, Sherwood Park; FOR- 

WARD: Jared Sylvestre, Bonnyville; Daymen 

Bencharski, Bonnyville; Colin Murphy, Fort 

McMurray; Tyler Brough, Fort McMurray; 

Ryan Campbell, Fort Saskatchewan; Matt 

Levicki, Fort Saskatchewan; Shane Mudryk, 

Grande Prairie; Travis Barnes, Lloydminster; 

Scott Pratt, Lloydminster; Brent Robertson, 

St. Albert; Rene Bourque, St. Albert; Coach: 

Fran Gow, Fort McMurray. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Kris Tebbs, Calgary Royals; 

Scott Galenza, Camrose; Brett Jaeger, Drayton 

Valley; DEFENCE: Ryan Bachmeier, Calgary 

Royals; Shane Christiansen, Camrose; 

Trevor Read, Crowsnest Pass; B. J. Ballas, 

Drayton Valley; Matt Brunner, Olds; David 

Erickson, Olds; FORWARD: Ryan Epp, Bow 

Valley; Jon Pittis, Calgary Canucks; Connor 

James, Calgary Royals; Brad Cruickshank, 

Calgary Royals; Riley Riddell, Camrose; Ryan 

Rutz, Camrose; Lonny Tetley, Crowsnest 

Pass; Jade Galbraith, Drayton Valley; Jason 

Grinevitch, Drayton Valley; Justin Williams, 

Drayton Valley; Dana Lattery, Olds; Joel 

Macaulay, Olds; Coach: Milan Dragicevic, 

Drayton Valley. 


at DRAYTON VALLEY - South 10 North 4 

NORTH: GOAL: Scott Rowan, Sherwood 

Park; Tom Gillard, Lloydminster; Kirby Millar, 

St. Albert: DEFENCE: Galloway Carroll, 

Fort McMurray; Skip Renauld, Fort McMurray; 

Trevor Read, Fort Saskatchewan; Trevor 

Mortson, Drayton Valley; B. J. Ballas, Drayton 

Valley; Calvin Brown, Sherwood Park: 

FORWARD: Shayne Chipchura, Bonnyville; 

Colin Murphy, Fort McMurray; Kent Beagle, 

Fort McMurray; Grant Stevenson, Grande 

Prairie; Nathan Rosychuk, Grande Prairie; 

Ryan Watson, Drayton Valley; Matt Levicki, 

Fort Saskatchewan; Grant Ranslam, Sherwood 

Park; Dalyn Falscheer, Lloydminster; 

Brad Michalchuk, St. Albert; Garrett Larson, 

Grande Prairie; Jason Grinevitch, Drayton 

Valley; Coach: Barry Medori, Drayton Valley. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Cody Brown, Calgary Canucks; 

Kris Tebbs, Olds; Scott Galenza, Camrose; 

DEFENCE: Erik Lodge, Camrose; David 

Erickson, Olds; Matt Ponto, Camrose; Shawn 

Landry, Crowsnest Pass; Jeremy Schreiber, 

Bow Valley; Chris Niemiec, Calgary Royals; 

Rheal Guenette, Calgary Canucks; Aaron 

Sept, Olds; FORWARD: Colen Pappas, Bow 

Valley; Geoff Snider, Calgary Canucks; Tyler 

Brosz, Olds; Jeremy Cheyne, Bow Valley; 

Mike Wiggins, Calgary Royals; Jared Mudryk, 

Olds; Brad Wanchulak, Camrose; James Willis, 

Camrose; Mark Bomersback, Bow Valley; 

Jeff Marler, Brooks; Troy Muspratt, Calgary 

Canucks; Mike Thompson, Bow Valley; 

Coach: Garry Van Hereweghe, Camrose. 


at CANMORE - South 9 North 7 

NORTH: GOAL: Garrett Kindred, Bonnyville; 

Glenn Fisher, Fort Saskatchewan; Craig 

Fagnan, Fort McMurray; DEFENCE: B. J. Ballas, 

Drayton Valley; Galloway Carroll, Drew 

Campbell, Fort McMurray; Scott Drewicki, 

Joel Andresen, James Brown, St. Albert; 

Calvin Brown, Sherwood Park; FORWARD: 

Ryan Yarmuch, 

Bonnyville; Jade Galbraith, Cory Caouette, 

Dustin Sproat, Justin Williams, Drayton 

Valley; Kelly Wosnack, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Mike Lefley, Grande Prairie; Percy Moe, Olds; 

Tim Schneider, Tyler Resch, Brad Kasper, St. 

Albert; Doug Auchenberg, Sherwood Park; 

Coach: Gord Thibodeau, St. Albert Saints. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Ryan Edwards, Camrose; 


AWARDS 

Brent Williams, Canmore; Nathan Lawson, 

Olds; DEFENCE: Owen Langis, Calgary 

Canucks; Chris Niemiec, Calgary Royals; 

Craig Perry, Matt Jacques, Camrose; Jeremy 

Schreiber, Canmore; Garry Luini, Crowsnest 

Pass; Mike Gerstenbuhler, Olds; FORWARD: 

Curtis Glencross, Brooks; Nathan Higgins, 

Mike Melnyk, Canucks; Cory Wilson, Royals; 

Taggart Desmet, Darrell Stoddard, Camrose; 

Mark Bomersback, Jesse Bennefield, Mike 

Thompson, Canmore; Pat Bateman, Crowsnest 

Pass; Ryan Barnett, Bruce Mulherin, 

Olds; Coach: Bob Miller, Canmore Eagles. 


at CAMROSE - North 7 South 5 

NORTH: GOAL: Glenn Fisher, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Clint Chalmers, Drayton Valley; Jordie 

Wakefield, Grande Prairie; DEFENCE: James 

Demone, Drayton Valley; Drew Campbell, 

Camrose; Kyle Radke, Grande Prairie; David 

Wood, Fort Saskatchewan; Mike Dempster, 

St. Albert; Calvin Brown, Mark Smith, Sherwood 

Park; FORWARD: Rob Sirianni, Bonnyville; 

Brent Hill, Mike Batovanja, Drayton 

Valley; Ben Stokes, Fort McMurray; Mitch 

McGillivray, Fort Saskatchewan; Josh Welter, 

Grande Prairie; Shawn Shewchuk, Lloydminster; 

Justin Chwedoruk, Kevin Du, Jeremy 

Richardson, St. Albert; Braydon Cox, Brant 

Middleton, Sean Dersch, Sherwood Park; 

Coach: Dan Auchenberg, Sherwood Park. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Mike Brodeur, Camrose; Steven 

Bounds, Calgary Royals; Nathan Lawson, 

Olds; DEFENCE: Grant Horvath, Brooks; 

Matt Jacques, Dan Glover, Camrose; Darcy 

Campbell, T. J. Litle, Canmore; Rob Cowan, 

Olds; FORWARD: Kevin McLeod, David Barton, 

Calgary Canucks; Matt Williams-Kovacs, 

Craig Westlake, Jeremy Robinson, Calgary 

Royals; Darrell Stoddard, Jordan Chomack, 

Camrose; Mark Bomersback, Jordan Campbell, 

Mike Melnyk, Canmore; Devin Setoguchi, 

Crowsnest Pass; Tyler Hilbert, Brett 

Hopfe, Chris Beston, Olds; Coach: Boris 

Rybalka, Camrose. 


at SHERWOOD PARK - South 12 North 6 

NORTH: GOAL: Karson Gillespie, Bonnyville; 

Juliano Pagliero, Fort McMurray; Jonathan 

Cayer, Grande Prairie; DEFENCE: Mark Hinz, 

Bonnyville; Aaron Blair, Drayton Valley; Lane 

Caffaro, Fort McMurray; Kyle Radke, Grande 

Prairie; Devon Lafreniere, Lloydminster; Tim 

Yaworski, St. Albert; FORWARD: Connor 

Shields, Bonnyville; Braden Walls, Drayton 

Valley; Ben Stokes, Fort McMurray; Josh 

Butt, Fort Saskatchewan; Stephen Knowles, 

Josh Welter, Mark Szott, 

Grande Prairie; Nick Johnson, Brian McNary, 

St. Albert; Michael Ringrose, Aaron Lee, 

Ryan Yarmuch, Sherwood Park; Coach: Fran 

Gow, Grande Prairie. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Ryan Dutton, Calgary 

Canucks; Jordan Alford, Canmore; Nathan 

Lawson, Olds; DEFENCE: John Schwarz, 

Brooks; Daniel Terenta, Calgary Canucks; 

Grant Farrell, Calgary Royals; Travis Friedley, 

Camrose; Brock Sheahan, Crowsnest Pass; 

Darcy Campbell, Olds; FORWARD: Jeremy 

Robinson, Brett Wilson, Calgary Royals; Dan 

Bertram, Matt McKnight, Ryan Muspratt, 

MacGregor Sharp, Camrose; Josh Zimmer, 

Chad Lacasse, Malcolm Gwilliam, Canmore; 

Kevin Richardson, Crowsnest Pass; J. D. 

Watt, Drumheller; Shea Hamilton, Jimmy 

Kerr, Brett Hopfe, Olds; Coaches: Boris Rybalka, 

Camrose and Brett Cox, Olds. 


at Okotoks - South 6 North 3 

NORTH: GOAL: Rob Nolan, Fort McMurray; 

Jordan Erickson, Spruce Grove; Shannon 

Szabados, Sherwood Park; DEFENCE: Tyler 

Jessome, Bonnyville; Lane Caffaro, Fort 

McMurray; Mark Menzies, Grande Prairie; 

Jason Lundmark, Jeff Oginski, Spruce Grove; 

Matt Strickland, Lloydminster; FORWARD: 

Mark Letestu, Connor Shields, Jean-Marc 

Beaudoin, Bonnyville; Michael Ringrose, Kael 

Mouillierat, Drayton Valley; Matt Glasser, Jayson 

LaBossiere, Fort McMurray; Blair Hennes, 

Fort Saskatchewan; Chris Wilson, Grande 

Prairie; Brett Holmberg, Sherwood Park; Nathan 

Sigmund, Brad MacNab, Spruce Grove; 

Coach: Mark Holick, Spruce Grove. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Chad Johnson, Brooks; 

David Thompson, Camrose, Cole Anderson, 

Olds; DEFENCE: John Gibson, Calgary 

Royals; Travis Friedley, Andre Blanchette, 

Camrose; Scott Kalinchuk, Canmore; A. 

J. Mikkelsen, Drumheller; Jody Pederson, 

Olds; FORWARD: Brendan Connolly, Darren 

Zurkan, Brooks; Simren Sandhu, Lucio Pucci- 

Daniele, Calgary Canucks; Brett Wilson, Mike 

Kneeland, Jay Beagle, Calgary Royals; Mason 

Raymond, Chance Olsen, Camrose; Paul 

Bradley, Sean Flinn, Chris Berry, Canmore; 

Coach: Boris Rybalka, Camrose. 





at Spruce Grove - South 7 North 4 

NORTH: GOAL: Scott Gudmandson, Drayton 

Valley; Ben Scrivens, Spruce Grove; Jimmy 

Bernier, Fort McMurray; Defense: Brandon 

Sadlowski, Fort McMurray; Ryan Berry, 

Spruce Grove; Mike Schreiber, Fort McMurray; 

Jeremy Russell, Drayton Valley; Taylor 

Fedun, Fort Saskatchewan; Matt Brown, 

Bonnyville; FORWARD: Dustin Sather, 

Grande Prairie; Kael Mouillierat, Drayton Valley; 

Brandon Gay, Lloydminster; Brett Holmberg, 

Sherwood Park; Joel Henituik, Spruce 

Grove; Justin Fontaine, Bonnyville; Blair 

Hennes, Fort Saskatchewan; Chris Wilson, 

Grande Prairie; David Murray, Spruce Grove; 

Tyler Dutchyshen, Grande Prairie; Dylan 

Wiwchar, Bonnyville; Jesse Martin, Spruce 

Grove; Mark Letestu, Bonnyville; Coach: Mark 

Holick, Spruce Grove Saints 

SOUTH: GOAL: Pat Inglis,Calgary Canucks; 

Nick Olynyk, Canmore; Kyle Richter, Brooks; 

Defense: Chris Meagher, Brooks; Brock 

Michalsky, Canmore; Tyler Gotto, Calgary 

Canucks; A. J. Mikkelsen, Drumheller; Todd 

Steil, Camrose; Shawn Mezei Okotoks; FOR- 

WARD: Dion Knelson, Drumheller; Bennett 

Royer, Calgary Canucks; Derek Werenka, 

Drumheller; Logan Gorsalitz, Camrose; Chris 

Berry, Canmore; Darren Zurkan, Brooks; T. 

J. Galiardi, Calgary Royals; Braden Desmet, 

Olds; Matt Boyd, Camrose; Neil Graham, 

Okotoks; Shane Lust, Calgary Royals; Mike 

LeClair, Olds; Jordan Baker, Olds; Coach: 

Kevin Higo, Brooks Bandits 


at Canmore - North 13 South 12 (Shoot-out) 

NORTH: GOAL: Shannon Szabados, Fort 

Saskatchewan; Gavin McHale, Lloydminster; 

Kieran Millan, Spruce Grove; Defense: Darren 

Noskeyñ Drayton Valley; Mike Painchaud, 

Donny Lloyd, Grande Prairie; Ryan Hayes, 

Sherwood Park; Kane Lafranchise, Taylor 

Fedun, Spruce Grove; FORWARD: Justin 

Fontaine, Bonnyville; Andrew Cherniwchan, 

Drayton Valley; Adam Creasy, Lloydminster; 

Derek Klassen, Ryan Allen, Fort McMurray; 

Sean Ringrose, Mike Fiorillo, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Dustin Sather, Alexandre Blais, Andrew 

Buote, Grande Prairie; Brett Holmberg, 

Sherwood Park; Tyler Gron, Spruce Grove; 

Coach: Brett Cox, Fort Saskatchewan 

SOUTH: GOAL: Kody Vanrentergem, Brooks; 

Keanan Boomer, Camrose; Bradley Eidsness, 

Okotoks Defense: Andrew Gilbert, Brooks; 

Karl Stollery, Evan Oberg, Camrose; Brock 

Michalsky, Canmore; Kyle Hanson, Drumheller 

Dragons; Jesse Perrin, Okotoks; FOR- 

WARD: Landon Novotney, BWrooks; Bennett 

Royer, Kyle Burton, Calgary Canucks; Scott 

Carpenter, Calgary Royals; Scott Kobialko, 

Michael Connolly, Camrose; Andy Hyvarinen, 

Ryan Hyland, Canmore; Everett Sheen, 

Andrew Owsiak, Okotoks; Kyle Dorowicz, 

Jordan Baker, Olds; Coach: Boris Rybalka, 

Camrose. 


at Grande Prairie - North 14 South 7 

NORTH: GOAL: Blaine Neufeld, Grande Prairie 

Storm; Kal Saimbhi, Sherwood Park Crusaders; 

Adam Gingras, Bonnyville Pontiacs; 

DEFENCE:Steven Seigo, Bonnyville Pontiacs; 

Scott Enders, Lloydminster Bobcats; Connor 

Hardowa, Spruce Grove Saints; Ben Lindemulder, 

Thomas Carr, St. Albert Steel; Kyle 

Johnson, Ft. McMurray Oil Barons; FOR- 

WARD: Jamie Easton, Bonnyville Pontiacs; 

Tyler Gron, Dakota Dubetz, Ft. McMurray 

Oil Barons; Jack Maclellan, Ft. McMurray 

Oil Barons; Kyle MacDonald, Grande Prairie 

Storm; Ron Meyers, Lloydminster Bobcats; 

Nik Yaremchuk, Reese Rolheiser, Sherwood 

Park Crusaders; Shane Lehman, Adam Henderson, 

Jordan Kary, Spruce Grove Saints; 

Steven Pratt, Drayton Valley Thunder; Coach: 

Gord Thibodeau, Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

SOUTH: GOAL: Allen York, Camrose Kodiaks; 

Brad Eidsness, Okotoks Oilers; Chad Carder, 

Olds Grizzlys; DEFENCE: Brady Lamb, Calgary 

Royals; Andrew MacWilliam, Camrose 

Kodiaks; Karl Stollery, Camrose Kodiaks; 

Jesse Perrin, Justin Daigle, Okotoks Oilers; 

Wade Bergman, Olds Grizzlys; FORWARD: 

Jarret Granberg, Brooks Bandits; Taylor 

Gal, Brooks Bandits; Andy Hyvarinen, Scott 

Hudson, Canmore Eagles; Joe Colborne, 

Mike Connolly, Camrose Kodiaks; Tyler Moir, 


AWARDS 

Kevin Bui, Drumheller Dragons; David Civitarese, 

Elliot Sheen, Okotoks Oilers; Brance 

Orban, Olds Grizzlys; Matt Mackay, Calgary 

Canucks; Coach: Boris Rybalka, Camrose 

Kodiaks 


at CALGARY – North 14 South 13 (OT) 

NORTH: GOAL: Rob Gunderson, Brooks 

Bandits; Aaron Dell, Calgary Canucks; Sean 

Cahill, Okotoks Oilers; DEFENCE: Chris 

Markiewicz, Brooks Bandits; Kodie Curran, 

Calgary Canucks; Dylan Olsen, Camrose 

Kodiaks; Andrew MacWilliam, Camrose 

Kodiaks; Justin Daigle, Okotoks Oilers; Curtis 

deBruyn, Olds Grizzlys; Wade Bergman, 

Olds Grizzlys; FORWARD: Jarret Granberg, 

Brooks Bandits; Mark Lyons, Brooks Bandits; 

Matt Williams, Brooks Bandits; John Dunbar, 

Calgary Canucks; Jeff Collett, Calgary Royals; 

Scott Hudson, Canmore Eagles / Sherwood 

Park Crusaders; Jeff Young, Drumheller 

Dragons; Robbie Nocera, Drumheller 

Dragons; Corban Knight, Okotoks Oilers; 

James Bannister, Okotoks Oilers; Brance 

Orban, Olds Grizzlys; Mitchell Maxwell, Olds 

Grizzlys 

Coach: Ross Kenny, Sherwood Park Crusaders 

SOUTH: GOAL: Matt Milne,Grande Prairie 

Storm; Matt Esposito, Sherwood Park 

Crusaders; Travis Rolheiser, Spruce Grove 

Saints; DEFENCE: Steven Seigo, Bonnyville 

Pontiacs; Skyler Smutek, Drayton Valley 

Thunder; Brad Stebner, Ft. McMurray Oil 

Barons; Bobby Tyson, Grande Prairie Storm; 

Josh Lee, Sherwood Park Crusaders; Connor 

Hardowa, Spruce Grove Saints; FORWARD: 

Ashton Hewson, Bonnyville Pontiacs; Jordan 

Mirwaldt, Ft. McMurray Oil Barons; Zahn 

Raubenheimer, Grande Prairie Storm; Carter 

Rowney, Grande Prairie Storm; Jared Jagow, 

Lloydminster Bobcats; Reese Rolheiser, 

Sherwood Park Crusaders; Nik Yaremchuk, 

Sherwood Park Crusaders; Nick Blair, 

Sherwood Park Crusaders; Brett Cameron, 

Spruce Grove Saints; Jordan Draper, Spruce 

Grove Saints; Bryce Williamson, St. Albert 

Steel; Daniel Carr, St. Albert Steel 

Coach: Brian Curran, Brooks Bandits 

NORTH: GOAL: Vincenzo Marozzi, Spruce 

Grove Saints; Braely Torris, Drayton Valley 

Thunder; Chad Carder, Grande Prairie 

Storm; DEFENCE: Matthew Register, 

Bonnyville Pontiacs; Dillon Simpson, Spruce 

Grove Saints; Mason Conway, Fort McMurray 

Oil Barons; Brad Stebner, Fort McMurray 

Oil Barons; Matt Williams, Grande Prairie 

Storm; Kodie Curran, Spruce Grove Saints; 

FORWARD: Matt Meropoulis, Sherwood 

Park Crusaders; Dennis Rix, Grande Prairie 

Storm; Cody Kunyk, Sherwood Park 

Crusaders; Reed Linaker, St. Albert Steel; 

Joshua Lazowski, Spruce Grove Saints; Brett 

Slobodzian, Lloydminster Bobcats; Nate 

Fleming, Spruce Grove Saints; Travis Dunstall, 

Grande Prairie Storm; Bryce Williamson, 

St. Albert Steel; Zahn Raubenheimer, 

Grande Prairie Storm; Markus Gerbrandt, 

Fort McMurray Oil Barons; Branden Gracel, 

Fort McMurray Oil Barons; Shawn Bates, 

Bonnyville Pontiacs; Coach: Steve Hamilton, 

Spruce Grove Saints 

SOUTH: GOAL: Sam Brittain, Canmore 

Eagles; Sean Cahill, Okotoks Oilers; Marc 

Boulanger, Olds Grizzlys; DEFENCE: Ben 

Gallacher, Camrose Kodiaks; Nolan Kaiser, 

Camrose Kodiaks; Ryan Moir, Calgary 

Canucks; Justin Tateson, Drumheller Dragons; 

Frank Carbonaro, Olds Grizzlys; Quinn 

Sproule, Okotoks Oilers; FORWARD: 

Clayton Jardine, Camrose Kodiaks; Cullen 

Bradshaw, Brooks Bandits; Corey Campbell, 

Olds Grizzlys; Jordan Kwas, Olds Grizzlys; 

Brandon Hoogenboom, Okotoks Oilers; Lee 

Reimer, Canmore Eagles; Jared Wynia, Calgary 

Canucks; Jeff Collett, Calgary Royals; 

John Dunbar, Calgary Canucks; Brad Mc- 

Connell, Camrose Kodiaks; Derek Rodwell, 

Okotoks Oilers; Erik Slemp, Camrose 

Kodiaks; Coach: Boris Rybalka, Camrose 

Kodiaks 

*The AJHL All-Star Game has been 

discontinued 


at FORT MCMURRAY – North 14 South 9 


AJHL ALL-LEAGUE TEAMS 

1997-98 

FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Scott Kabotoff, St. 

Albert: DEFENCE: Doug Strobl, St. Albert; 

Warren Toews, Fort Saskatchewan; FOR- 

WARD: Mike Comrie, St. Albert; David Hukalo, 

St. Albert; Paul Cabana, Fort McMurray. 

SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Ray Fraser, Camrose; 

DEFENCE: Terry Ferguson, Canucks; 

Mike Mohr, Grande Prairie; Troy Eberhardt, 

Sherwood Park; FORWARD: Ryan Carter, 

Grande Prairie; Jamie Lundmark, St. Albert; 

Matt Gorman, Fort Saskatchewan; Cory 

Pecush, Grande Prairie. 

1998-99 

NORTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Scott Kabotoff, 

St. Albert; DEFENCE: Dustin Sherman, Fort 

Saskatchewan; Mike Mohr, Grande Prairie; 

FORWARD: Andy Doktorchik, Bonnyville; 

Vladislav Serov, Fort McMurray; Ron Grimard, 

St. Albert. 

NORTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Tyson LaFrance, 

Bonnyville; Ray Fraser, Lloydminster; 

DEFENCE: Mark Grumetza, Grande Prairie; 

Grant Lorentz, Lloydminster; FORWARD: 

Ryan Campbell, Fort Saskatchewan; Matt 

Gorman, Fort Saskatchewan; Travis Barnes, 

Lloydminster; Scott Pratt, Lloydminster. 

SOUTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Travis Mailhot, 

Crowsnest Pass; DEFENCE: Neil McCann, 

Canucks; Matt Brunner, Olds; FORWARD: 

Moe Halat, Canucks; Dany Heatley, Canucks; 

Scooter Smith, Royals. 

SOUTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Mike Gilhooly, 

Canucks; DEFENCE: Chris Leinweber, 

Canucks; Ryan Bachmeier, Royals; Shane 

Christiansen, Camrose; FORWARD: Roger 

Leonard, Canucks; Ben Knopp, Royals; Krys 

Kolanos, Royals; Dana Lattery, Olds. 


NORTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Brent Zelenewich, 

Fort McMurray; DEFENCE: Craig 

Strain, Fort McMurray; Pat Glenday, Lloydminster; 

FORWARD: Jared Sylvestre, Bonnyville; 

Colin Murphy, Fort McMurray; Ryan 

Campbell, Fort Saskatchewan; Scott Pratt, 

Lloydminster. 

NORTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Dannie 

Morgan, Grande Prairie; Dustin Schwartz, 

Lloydminster; DEFENCE: Clint Orr, Fort Mc- 

Murray; Mark Woywitka, Fort Saskatchewan; 

FORWARD: Tyler Brough, Fort McMurray; 

Shane Mudryk, Grande Prairie; Travis Barnes, 

Lloydminster; Brent Robertson, St. Albert. 

SOUTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Brett Jaeger, 

Drayton Valley; DEFENCE: Ryan Bachmeier, 

Calgary Royals; Trevor Read, Crowsnest 

Pass; FORWARD: Connor James, Calgary 

Royals; Brad Cruickshank, Calgary Royals; 

Riley Riddell, Camrose; Dana Lattery, Olds. 

SOUTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Scott Galenza, 

Camrose; DEFENCE: Lee Siemens, 

Camrose; David Erickson, Olds; FORWARD: 

Ryan Epp, Bow Valley; Tim Krueckl, Bow 

Valley; Jade Galbraith, Drayton Valley; Colen 

Pappas, Olds. 


NORTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Kirby Millar, St. 

Albert; DEFENCE: Trevor Read, Crowsnest 

Pass/Fort Saskatchewan; Skip Renauld, Fort 

McMurray; FORWARD: Nathan Rosychuk, 

Fort McMurray/Lloydminster/Grande Prairie; 

Jeremy Cheyne, Bow Valley/Fort McMurray; 

Ryan Watson, Drayton Valley. 

NORTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Scott Rowan, 

Sherwood Park; DEFENCE: Calvin Brown, 

Sherwood Park; Trevor Mortson, Drayton 

Valley; FORWARD: Jason Grinevitch, Drayton 

Valley; Colin Murphy, Fort McMurray; 

Garrett Larson, Grande Prairie. 

SOUTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Scott Galenza, 

Camrose; DEFENCE: David Erickson, Olds; 

Matt Ponto, Camrose; FORWARD: Tyler 

Brosz, Olds; Brad Wanchulak, Camrose; Colen 

Pappas, Olds/Bow Valley. 

SOUTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Mike Brown, 

Crowsnest Pass; DEFENCE: Jeremy Schreiber, 

Bow Valley; Richard Petiot, Camrose; 

FORWARD: Jared Mudryk, Olds; Mike 

Wiggins, Calgary Royals; Jeremy Colliton, 



NORTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Glenn Fisher, 

Fort Saskatchewan; DEFENCE: Galloway 

Carroll, Fort McMurray; Joel Andresen, St. 


AWARDS 

Albert; FORWARD: Jade Galbraith, Drayton 

Valley; Mike Lefley, Grande Prairie; Doug 

Auchenberg, Sherwood Park. 

NORTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Craig Fagnan, 

Fort McMurray; DEFENCE: B. J. Ballas, 

Drayton Valley; Mark Smith, Sherwood Park; 

FORWARD: Dustin Sproat, Justin Williams, 

Cory Caouette, Drayton Valley. 

SOUTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Ryan Edwards, 

Camrose; DEFENCE: Matt Jacques, Camrose; 

Jeremy Schreiber, Canmore; FOR- 

WARD: Taggart Desmet, Camrose; Mike 

Thompson, Mark Bomersback, Canmore. 

SOUTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Brent Williams, 

Canmore; DEFENCE: Rheal Guenette, 

Calgary Canucks; Don Morrison, Olds; FOR- 

WARD: Curtis Glencross, Brooks; Brad King, 

Calgary Royals; Jesse Bennefield, Canmore. 


NORTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Jordie Wakefield, 

Grande Prairie; DEFENCE: Calvin 

Brown, Sherwood Park, Kyle Radke, Grande 

Prairie; FORWARD: Brent Hill, Drayton Valley; 

Rob Sirianni, Bonnyville; Braydon Cox, 

Sherwood Park; Josh Welter, Grande Prairie. 

NORTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Karson Gillespie, 

Bonnyville; DEFENCE: James Demone, 

Drayton Valley; Mark Smith, Sherwood 

Park; FORWARD: Kevin Du, Justin Chwedoruk, 

St. Albert; Mike Batovanja, Drayton 

Valley. 

SOUTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Mike Brodeur, 

Camrose; DEFENCE: Dan Glover, Camrose; T. 

J. Litle, Canmore; FORWARD: Mark Bomersback, 

Canmore; David Barton, Calgary Canucks; 

Kurtis Kisio, Calgary Royals. 

SOUTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Steven 

Bounds, Royals; DEFENCE: Craig Perry, 

Camrose; Rob Cowan, Olds; Nathan Fornataro, 

Royals; FORWARD: Warren McCutcheon, 

Canmore; Brett Hopfe, Olds; Darrell Stoddard, 

Camrose. 


NORTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Brett Jaeger, 

Drayton Valley; DEFENCE: Kyle Radke, 

Grande Prairie; Tim Yaworski, St. Albert 

FORWARD: Josh Welter, Stephen Knowles, 

Grande Prairie; Nick Johnson, St. Albert. 

NORTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Juliano 

Pagliero, Fort McMurray; DEFENCE: Aaron 

Blair, Drayton Valley; Mark Malekoff, Grande 

Prairie; Tim Maxwell, Sherwood Park; FOR- 

WARD: Ben Stokes, Fort McMurray; Ryan 

Yarmuch, Michael Ringrose, Sherwood Park. 

SOUTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Jordan Alford, 

Canmore; DEFENCE: Grant Farrell, Calgary 

Royals; Travis Friedley, Camrose; Darcy 

Campbell, Olds; FORWARD: Jeremy Robinson, 

Calgary Royals; Dan Bertram, Camrose; 

Brett Hopfe, Olds. 

SOUTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Matt Allen, 

Calgary Royals; Nathan Lawson, Olds; 

DEFENCE: Scott Kalinchuk, Canmore; Brock 

Sheahan, Crowsnest Pass; FORWARD: Matt 

McKnight, Camrose; Josh Zimmer, Canmore; 

Chad Lacasse, Canmore; Tyler Hilbert, Olds. 


NORTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Rob Nolan, 

Fort McMurray; DEFENCE: Mark Menzies, 

Grande Prairie; Jason Lundmark, Spruce 

Grove; FORWARD: Mark Letestu, Bonnyville; 

Matt Glasser, Fort McMurray; Chris Wilson, 

Grande Prairie. 

NORTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Shannon 

Szabados, Sherwood Park; DEFENCE: Tyler 

Jessome, Bonnyville; Lane Caffaro, Fort Mc- 

Murray; FORWARD: Connor Shields, Bonnyville; 

Kael Mouillierat, Michael Ringrose, Drayton 

Valley; Brett Holmberg, Sherwood Park. 

SOUTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Chad Johnson, 

Brooks; DEFENCE: Steve Stroshin, Brooks; 

Travis Friedley, Camrose; FORWARD: Jay 

Beagle, Calgary Royals; Mason Raymond, 

Chance Olsen, Camrose; Paul Bradley, Canmore. 

SOUTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: David 

Thompson, Camrose; DEFENCE: 

Matt Robinson, Calgary Royals; Scott 

Kalinchuk,Canmore; FORWARD: Brett Wilson, 

Calgary Royals; Kyle Parkes, Camrose; 

Sean Flinn, Canmore 


NORTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Jimmy Bernier 

*, Fort McMurray Oil Barons; DEFENCE: 

Brandon Sadlowski, Mike Schreiber, Fort Mc- 

Murray Oil Barons; FORWARD: Mark Letestu, 

Bonnyville Pontiacs; Chris Wilson, Grande 

Prairie Storm; Chevan Wilson, Fort McMurray 

Oil Barons 

NORTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Scott 

Gudmandson, Drayton Valley Thunder; 

DEFENCE: Jeremy Russell, Drayton Valley 

Thunder; Taylor Fedun, Fort Saskatchewan 

Traders; FORWARD:Kael Mouillierat, Drayton 


AJHL ALL-LEAGUE TEAMS / 


Valley Thunder; Blair Hennes, Fort Saskatchewan 

Traders; Justin Fontaine, Dylan Wiwchar, 

Bonnyville Pontiacs 

SOUTH FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Kyle Richter, 

Brooks Bandits; DEFENCE: AJ Mikkelsen, 

Drumheller Dragons; Tyler Gotto, Calgary 

Canucks; FORWARD: Derek Werenka, 

Drumheller Dragons; Darren Zurkan, Brooks 

Bandits; Dustin Moore, Olds Grizzlys; Neil 

Graham, Okotoks Oilers; 

SOUTH SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Pat Inglis, 

Calgary Canucks; DEFENCE: Todd Steil, 

Camrose Kodiaks; Shawn Mezei, Okotoks 

Oilers; FORWARD: Logan Gorsalitz, Camrose 

Kodiaks; Dion Knelsen, Drumheller Dragons; 

Braden Desmet, Olds Grizzlys; Chris Berry, 

Canmore Eagles 


NORTH ALL-LEAGUE TEAM: 

GOAL: Travis Rolheiser, Spruce Grove Saints; 

DEFENCE: Steven Seigo, Bonnyville Pontiacs; 

Connor Hardowa, Spruce Grove Saints*; 

FORWARD: Carter Rowney, Grande Prairie 

Storm; Jared Jagow, Lloydminster Bobcats; 

Reese Rolheiser, Sherwood Park Crusaders* 

SOUTH ALL-LEAGUE TEAM: 

GOAL: Aaron Dell, Calgary Canucks*; DE- 

FENCE: Chris Markiewicz, Brooks Bandits; 

Dylan Olsen, Camrose Kodiaks; FORWARD: 

Jarret Granber, Brooks Bandits*; Corban 

Knight, Okotoks Oilers; Brance Orban, Olds 

Grizzlys* 



GOAL: Paul Dainton, Ft. McMurray Oil Barons; 

DEFENCE: Taylor Fedun, Spruce Grove 

Saints; Donny Lloyd*, Grande Prairie Storm; 

FORWARD: Dustin Sather*, Grande Prairie 

Storm; Justin Fontaine, Bonnyville Pontiacs; 

Matt Frattin, Ft. Saskatchewan Traders 


GOAL: Bradley Eidsness, Okotoks Oilers; 

DEFENCE: Jesse Perrin, Okotoks Oilers; Karl 

Stollery, Camrose Kodiaks; FORWARD: Bennett 

Royer, Calgary Canucks; Kyle Burton, 

Calgary Canucks; Michael Connolly, Camrose 

Kodiaks 

2007-2008 


GOAL: Blaine Neufeld*, Grande Prairie 

Storm; DEFENCE: Connor Hardowa, Spruce 

Grove Saints; Steven Seigo*, Bonnyville Pontiacs; 

FORWARD: Jamie Easton*, Bonnyville 

Pontiacs; Tyler Gron*, Ft. McMurray Oil Barons; 

Ron Meyers, Lloydminster Bobcats 


GOAL: Brad Eidsness*, Okotoks Oilers; DE- 

FENCE: Jesse Perrin, Okotoks Oilers; Brady 

Lamb, Calgary Royals; FORWARD: Mike 

Connolly, Camrose Kodiaks; Joe Colborne*, 

Camrose Kodiaks; David Civitarese, Okotoks 

Oilers 



GOAL: Vince Marozzi, Spruce Grove Saints; 

DEFENCE: Matthew Register, Bonnyville 

Pontiacs; Brad Stebner, Fort McMurray Oil 

Barons; FORWARD: Zahn Raubenheimer*, 

Grande Prairie Storm; Cody Kunyk*, Sherwood 

Park Crusaders; Branden Gracel, Fort 

McMurray Oil Barons 


GOAL: Sam Brittain, Canmore Eagles; 

DEFENCE: Quinn Sproule, Okotoks Oilers; 

Frank Carbonaro, Olds Grizzlys; FORWARD: 

John Dunbar, Calgary Canucks; Erik Slemp, 

Camrose Kodiaks; Lee Reimer, Canmore 

Eagles 


REEBOK NORTH DIVISION ALL-LEAGUE 

TEAM: 

GOAL: Julien Laplante, Bonnyville Pontiacs; 

DEFENCE: Brock Maschmeyer, Ft. 

McMurray Oil Barons; Felix Antoine Poulin, 

Spruce Grove Saints; FORWARD: Tanner 

Fritz*, Grande Prairie Storm; Reed Linaker, 

St. Albert Steel; Devon Kalinski, Bonnyville 

Pontiacs 

REEBOK SOUTH DIVISION ALL-LEAGUE 

TEAM: 

GOAL: Jan Obernesser, Brooks Bandits; 

DEFENCE: Colten Hayes, Okotoks Oilers; 


AWARDS 

Corbin Karl, Olds Grizzlys; FORWARD: Kyle 

Reynolds, Okotoks Oilers; Riley Simpson, 

Brooks Bandits; Matt Wilkins, Brooks Bandits 



TEAM: 

GOAL: Tyler Briggs, Lloydminster Bobcats; 

DEFENCE: Blake Leask, Bonnyville Pontiacs; 

Brock Maschmeyer, Fort McMurray 

Oil Barons; FORWARD: Peter Quenneville*, 

Sherwood Park Crusaders; Kyle Harris, Lloydminster 

Bobcats; Markus Gerbrandt, Fort 

McMurray Oil Barons 


TEAM: 

GOAL: Jay Deo, Calgary Mustangs; DE- 

FENCE: Sam Jardine, Camrose Kodiaks; 

Rhett HollanDEFENCE: Okotoks Oilers; 

FORWARD: Matt Wilkins*, Brooks Bandits; 

Jonathan Turk, Okotoks Oilers; Corey Scott, 

Calgary Mustangs 



TEAM: 

GOAL: Marc -Olivier Daigle, Drayton Valley 

Thunder; DEFENCE: Josh Healey, Sherwood 

Park Crusaders; Grant Baker, Lloydminster 

Bobcats; FORWARD: Jerome Raymond, 

Whitecourt Wolverines; Mathieu Guertin, 

Whitecourt Wolverines; Dylan Richard, 

Spruce Grove Saints 


TEAM: 

GOAL: Jared D’Amico, Okotoks Oilers; DE- 

FENCE: Jonathan Lashyn, Camrose Kodiaks; 

Brennan Baxandall, Drumheller Dragons; 

FORWARD: Cam Maclise*, Brooks Bandits; 

Chris Collins, Okotoks Oilers; Mathew Marcinew, 

Olds Grizzlys 



TEAM: 

GOAL: Tanner Jaillet, Ft. McMurray Oil Barons; 

DEFENCE: Grant Baker, Lloydminster 

Bobcats; Corey Chorneyko, Spruce Grove 

Saints; FORWARD: Nicholas Jones*, Sherwood 

Park Crusaders; Cameron Hughes, 

Spruce Grove Saints; Ryan Bloom, Ft. Mc- 

Murray Oil Barons 


TEAM: 

GOAL: Ryan Ferguson, Canmore Eagles; 

DEFENCE: Trey Phillips, Canmore Eagles; 

Tariq Hammond, Okotoks Oilers; FORWARD: 

Spencer Dorowicz*, Olds Grizzlys; Anthony 

Petruzzelli, Brooks Bandits; Colton Vannucci, 

Drumheller Dragons 


VITERRA NORTH DIVISION ALL-LEAGUE 

TEAM: 

GOAL: Tommy Nixon, Sherwood Park 

Crusaders; DEFENCE: James Vermeulen, 

Whitecourt Wolverines; Ryan Black, Bonnyville 

Pontiacs; FORWARD: Jetlan Houcher*, 

Fort McMurray Oil Barons; Jarid Hauptman, 

Spruce Grove Saints; John Mullally, Whitecourt 

Wolverines 

VITERRA SOUTH DIVISION ALL-LEAGUE 

TEAM: 

GOAL: Nic Renyard, Okotoks Oilers; DE- 

FENCE: Linden Springer, Brooks Bandits; 

Darian Henry, Okotoks Oilers; FORWARD: 

Austin Plevy, Brooks Bandits; Jade McMullen, 

Olds Grizzlys; Nelson Gadoury, Camrose 

Kodiaks 



TEAM: 

GOAL: Alex Leclerc, Lloydminster Bobcats; 

DEFENCE: Christian Lloyd, Lloydminster 

Bobcats; Brinson Pasichnuk*, Bonnyville 

Pontiacs; FORWARD: Bobby McMann*, 

Bonnyville Pontiacs; Tyler Busch, Spruce 

Grove Saints; Ryan Kruper, Sherwood Park 

Crusaders 


TEAM: 

GOAL: Logan Drackett, Calgary Canucks; 

DEFENCE: Cale Makar, Brooks Bandits; Carson 

Beers, Okotoks Oilers; FORWARD: Wyatt 

Noskey, Olds Grizzlys; Derek Lodermeier, 

Brooks Bandits; Jeff Malott, Brooks Bandits 



TEAM: 

GOAL: Eric Szudor, Fort McMurray Oil 

Barons; Defence: Ian Mitchell, Spruce Grove 

Saints; Curtis Roach, Fort McMurray Oil 

Barons; FORWARD: Justin Young, Whitecourt 

Wolverines; Joseph Nardi, Whitecourt 


AJHL ALL-LEAGUE TEAMS / 


Wolverines; Tyler Maltby, Sherwood Park 

Crusaders 


TEAM: 


DEFENCE: Cale Makar, Brooks Bandits*; 

Allan MacPherson, Calgary Canucks; FOR- 

WARD: Matt Forchuk, Canmore Eagles; 

Ty Mappin, Brooks Bandits; Olivier Chau, 




TEAM: 

GOAL: Xavier Potvin - Whitecourt Wolverines; 

DEFENCE: TJ Lloyd, Spruce Grove 

Saints; Curtis Roach, Fort McMurray Oil 

Barons; FORWARD: Chris Van Os-Shaw, 

Spruce Grove Saints*; Justin Bernier, Grande 

Prairie Storm; Will Conley, Fort McMurray Oil 

Barons 


TEAM: 

GOAL: Riley Morris, Okotoks Oilers; DE- 

FENCE: Jacob Bernard-Docker, Okotoks 

Oilers*; Dennis Cesana, Brooks Bandits; 

FORWARD: Tanner Laderoute, Okotoks Oilers; 

Austin Wong, Okotoks Oilers; Jordan 

Taupert, Drumheller Dragons 



TEAM: 

GOAL: Luke Lush, Drayton Valley Thunder 

DEFENCE: TJ Lloyd, Spruce Grove Saints; 

Luke Albert, Bonnyville Pontiacs FORWARD: 

Reed Morison, Fort McMurray Oil Barons; 

Grayson Constable, Bonnyville Pontiacs; 

Carter Savoie, Sherwood Park Crusaders 


TEAM: 

GOAL: Pierce Charleson, Brooks Bandits 

DEFENCE: Zach Vinnell, Camrose Kodiaks; 

Mark Drohan, Canmore Eagles FORWARD: 

Dylan Holloway, Okotoks Oilers; William Lemay, 

Brooks Bandits; Alex Young, Canmore 

Eagles 

* Denotes Unanimous Selection 


AWARDS 

AJHL ALL-ROOKIE TEAMS 

1996-97 

FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Alexander Fomichev, 

St. Albert; DEFENCE: Jesse Cook, Royals; 

Mike Commodore, Fort Saskatchewan; 

FORWARD: Mike Comrie, Sherwood Park/St. 

Albert; Andrew Bogle, Royals; Mark Hallam, 

Lloydminster. 

SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Travis Mailhot, Royals; 

DEFENCE: Paul Esdale, Sherwood Park; 

Andrew Gibson, St. Albert; Stephen Hebert, 

Lloydminster; Mike Prochazka, Canucks; 

FORWARD: Paul Cabana, Fort McMurray; 

Tab Lardner, Fort Saskatchewan; Brian Maloney, 

Olds; Sean MacDonald, Canucks. 

1997-98 

FIRST TEAM: GOAL: Ray Fraser, Camrose; 

DEFENCE: Landon Boyko, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Ryan Bachmeier, Royals; FORWARD: 

Blaine Bablitz, Grande Prairie; Riley Riddell, 

Camrose; Colen Pappas, Olds. 

SECOND TEAM: GOAL: Dannie Morgan, 

Olds; Scott Kabotoff, St. Albert; DEFENCE: 

Neil McCann, Canucks; Aaron Grosul, 

Camrose; Mike Siklenka, Lloydminster; Mark 

Grumetza, Grande Prairie; FORWARD: Ryan 

Campbell, Fort Saskatchewan; Brent Robertson, 

St. Albert; Matt Greyeyes, Sherwood 

Park; Jason Grinevitch, Bonnyville. 

1998-99 

NORTH: GOAL: Kirby Millar, St. Albert; DE- 

FENCE: Scott Farrell, St. Albert; Mark Jackson, 

St. Albert; Forward; Justin Trudeau, Fort 

McMurray; Matt Levicki, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Shane Mudryk, Grande Prairie; Rahim Mawji, 

Lloydminster. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Anthony Peterson, Camrose; 

DEFENCE: Chris Leinweber, Canucks; Tyler 

Sloan, Royals; FORWARD: Dany Heatley, 

Canucks; Ben Knopp, Royals; Krys Kolanos, 

Royals. 


NORTH: GOAL: Scott Rowan, Sherwood 

Park; DEFENCE: James Kydd, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Mike Gabinet, Lloydminster; 

FORWARD: Jeff Drummond, Fort McMurray, 

Scottie Upshall, Fort McMurray; Rene 

Bourque, St. Albert. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Scott Galenza, Camrose: 

DEFENCE: Matt Ponto, Camrose; Trevor 

Mortson, Drayton Valley; FORWARD: Mike 

Thompson, Bow Valley; Mark Bomersback, 

Bow Valley; Jonathan Pittis, Calgary Canucks; 

Connor James, Calgary Royals. 


NORTH: GOAL: Craig Fagnan, Fort McMurray; 

DEFENCE: Scott Drewicki, St. Albert; 

David Wood, St. Albert; Charles Allen, Fort 

McMurray; FORWARD: Brent Gough, St. 

Albert; Adam Ferrante, Bonnyville; Braydon 

Cox, Sherwood Park. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Ryan Edwards, Camrose; 

DEFENCE: Richard Petiot, Camrose; Sean 

Offers, Olds; FORWARD: Jared Mudryk, 

Olds; Jeremy Colliton, Crowsnest Pass; Kevin 

Croxton, Camrose. 


NORTH: GOAL: Glenn Fisher, Fort Saskatchewan; 

DEFENCE: T. J. Campbell, Fort Mc- 

Murray; Lane Caffaro, St. Albert; FORWARD: 

Rob Sirianni, Bonnyville; Clarke MacArthur, 

Drayton Valley; Ty Morris, St. Albert; Sean 

Dersch, Sherwood Park. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Nathan Lawson, Olds; DE- 

FENCE: Dan Glover, Camrose; Jon Webb, 

Crowsnest Pass; Don Morrison, Olds; FOR- 

WARD: Brock Becker, Brooks; David Barton, 

Calgary Canucks; Ryan Barnett, Olds. 


NORTH: GOAL: Adam Kinnaird, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Nathan Fishl, St. Albert; DE- 

FENCE: Andrew Leavitt, St. Albert; Brandon 

Sadlowski, Fort McMurray; Mark Hinz, 

Bonnyville; FORWARD: Mitch McGillivray, 

Fort Saskatchewan; Nick Johnson, St. Albert; 

Scott McCulloch, Grande Prairie. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Ryan Dutton, Calgary Canucks; 

DEFENCE: Darcy Campbell, Canmore; 

Scott Kalinchuk, Olds; FORWARD: Kurtis 

Kisio, Calgary Royals; MacGregor Sharp, 

Camrose; Jimmy Kerr, Olds; Devin Setoguchi, 



AJHL ALL-ROOKIE 

TEAMS CONTINUED 


NORTH: GOAL: Doug Cain, St. Albert; DE- 

FENCE: Matt Schreiber, Fort McMurray; Matt 

Strickland, Lloydminster; FORWARD: Malcolm 

Gwilliam, Chris Wilson, Grande Prairie; 

Nathan Sigmund, St. Albert. 

SOUTH: GOAL: David Thompson, Camrose; 

DEFENCE: Matt Robinson, Calgary Royals; 

Dave Cowan, Olds; FORWARD: Jon Grecu, 

Calgary Canucks; Dan Bertram, Mason Raymond, 

Camrose; J. D. Watt, Drumheller. 


NORTH: GOAL: Scott Gudmandson, Drayton 

Valley; DEFENCE: Jeremy Russell, Drayton 

Valley; Ryan Donald, Fort Saskatchewan; 

FORWARD: Kael Mouillierat, Cam French, 

Drayton Valley; Ryan Allen, Fort McMurray; 

Tyler Hurum, Fort Saskatchewan. 

SOUTH: GOAL: Kyle Richter, Brooks; Tyson 

Sexsmith, Olds; DEFENCE: Ben Wright, 

Brooks; T. J. Fast, Camrose; FORWARD: 

James Perkin, Calgary Canucks; Tyler Swystun, 

Camrose; Dustin Moore, Olds. 


NORTH: GOAL: Jase Weslosky, Sherwood 

Park Crusaders; DEFENCE: Taylor Fedun, 

Fort Saskatchewan Traders; Cam Ritchie, 

Fort Saskatchewan Traders; FORWARD: 

Justin Fontaine, Bonnyville Pontiacs; Jesse 

Martin, Spruce Grove Saints; Reid Fraser, 

Sherwood Park Crusaders; Jordan Kary, 

Spruce Grove Saints; 

SOUTH: GOAL: Matthew Wong, Olds Grizzlys; 

DEFENCE: Cam Baker, Brooks Bandits; 

Jesse Perrin, Okotoks Oilers; Brock Hunter, 

Drumheller Dragons; FORWARD: Bennett 

Royer, Calgary Canucks; Dion Knelsen, 

Drumheller Dragons; Travis Novak, Canmore 

Eagles 


NORTH ALL-ROOKIE TEAM: 

GOAL: Kieran Millan, Spruce Grove Saints; 

DEFENCE: Scott Enders, Lloydminster 

Bobcats; Ben Lindemulder, Ft. Saskatchewan 

Traders; FORWARD: Matt Frattin*, Ft. 

Saskatchewan Traders; Adam Henderson, 

Spruce Grove Saints; Nick Yaremchuk, Sherwood 

Park Crusaders 

SOUTH ALL-ROOKIE TEAM: 

GOAL: Bradley Eidsness, Okotoks Oilers; DE- 

FENCE: Justin Daigle, Okotoks Oilers; Daniel 

Nycholat, Canmore Eagles; FORWARD: 

Jarret Granberg, Brooks Bandits; Michael 

Connolly, Camrose Kodiaks; Joe Colborne, 

Camrose Kodiaks 



GOAL: Adam Gingras, Bonnyville Pontiacs; 

DEFENCE: Kevin Connauton*, Spruce Grove 

Saints; Lewis Laczko, Lloydminster Bobcats; 

FORWARD: Dillon Wagner, Drayton Valley 

Thunder; Brett Cameron, Spruce Grove 

Saints; Shawn Bates, Bonnyville Pontiacs 


GOAL: Garrett Sheehan, Drumheller Dragons; 

DEFENCE: Andrew MacWillaim, Camrose 

Kodiaks; Wade Bergman*, Olds Grizzlys; 

FORWARD: Matt MacKay*, Calgary 

Canucks; Shawn Ostrow, Camrose Kodiaks; 

Eric Slemp, Drumheller Dragons 



GOAL: Kirby Halcrow, Ft. McMurray Oil Barons; 

DEFENCE: Brock Maschmeyer, Lloydminster 

Bobcats; Jesse Slobodian, Spruce 

Grove Saints; FORWARD: Tyler Henry, 

Bonnyville Pontiacs*; Brett Switzer, Spruce 

Grove Saints*; Reed Linaker, St. Albert Steel 


GOAL: Sean Cahill, Okotoks Oilers; DE- 

FENCE: Nick Bell, Okotoks Oilers; Quinn 

Sproule, Okotoks Oilers; FORWARD: John 

Dunbar, Calgary Canucks; Corban Knight, 

Okotoks Oilers*; Mitch Maxwell, Olds Grizzlys 



GOAL: Jesse Kallechy*, Fort McMurray Oil 

Barons; DEFENCE: Dillon Simpson, Spruce 


AWARDS 

Grove Saints; Tyler Hart, Spruce Grove 

Saints; FORWARD: Markus Gerbrandt*, Fort 

McMurray Oil Barons; Jordan Martinook, 

Drayton Valley Thunder; Spencer Pommells, 

St. Albert Steel 


GOAL: Sam Brittain, Canmore Eagles; DE- 

FENCE: Justin Tateson, Drumheller Dragons; 

Rhett Holland, Okotoks Oilers; FORWARD: 

Riley Simpson, Brooks Bandits; J R Baird, 

Calgary Canucks; Rylan Wiest, Camrose 

Kodiaks 


CCM NORTH DIVISION ALL-ROOKIE TEAM: 

GOAL: Tyler Briggs*, Lloydminster Bobcats; 

DEFENCE: Corey Chorneyko, Spruce Grove 

Saints; Dustin Fostvelt, Spruce Grove Saints; 

FORWARD: Sammy Spurrell*, Spruce Grove 

Saints; Mitchell Board, Ft. McMurray Oil Barons; 

Ty Carey, Bonnyville Pontiacs 

CCM SOUTH DIVISION ALL-ROOKIE TEAM: 

GOAL: Cole Cheveldave*, Drumheller 

Dragons; DEFENCE: Sam Jardine, Camrose 

Kodiaks; Jonathan Lashyn, Camrose Kodiaks; 

FORWARD: Zane Jones, Olds Grizzlys; 

Chase McMurphy, Calgary Mustangs; Houston 

Hazelaar, Okotoks Oilers 



GOAL: Matt Tomkins, Sherwood Park Crusaders; 

DEFENCE: Mike Green, Fort McMurray 

Oil Barons; Mike Williamson, Spruce 

Grove Saints; FORWARD: Dayton Reinboldt, 

Sherwood Park Crusaders; Matthew 

Marcinew, Lloydminster Bobcats; Tommy 

Barszcz, Bonnyville Pontiacs 


GOAL: Matt Gibney, Camrose Kodiaks DE- 

FENCE: Robert Hamilton*, Okotoks Oilers; 

Ty Hand, Drumheller Dragons; FORWARD: 

Nelson Gadoury, Camrose Kodiaks; Anthony 

Petruzzelli, Brooks Bandits; Luke Philp, Canmore 

Eagles 



GOAL: Marc -Olivier Daigle, Drayton Valley 

Thunder; DEFENCE: Carson Soucy, Spruce 

Grove Saints; Matt Purmal, Fort McMurray 

Oil Barons; FORWARD: Luc Lalor, Fort Mc- 

Murray Oil Barons; Sean MacTavish, Sherwood 

Park Crusaders; Trevor Poirier, Drayton 

Valley Thunder 


GOAL: Colin Cooper, Calgary Canucks; DE- 

FENCE: Brandon Tkachuk, Brooks Bandits; 

Luc Lemire, Camrose Kodiaks; FORWARD: 

Tanner MacMaster*, Camrose Kodiaks; Brett 

Njaa, Camrose Kodiaks; John Edwardh, 




GOAL: Tommy Nixon, Sherwood Park Crusaders; 

DEFENCE: Brett McNeil, Ft. Mc- 

Murray Oil Barons; Ryan Black, Bonnyville 

Pontiacs; FORWARD: Mitch Vanderlaan, Ft. 

McMurray Oil Barons; Tyler Busch, Spruce 

Grove Saints; Brett Smythe, Drayton Valley 

Thunder 


GOAL: Ryan Ferguson*, Canmore Eagles; 

DEFENCE: Nikolas Koberstein, Olds Grizzlys; 

Shane Bear, Brooks Bandits; FORWARD: 

Chris Gerrie*, Olds Grizzlys; Kyler Nachtigall, 

Brooks Bandits; Rhett Gardner, Okotoks Oilers 


VITERRA NORTH DIVISION ALL-ROOKIE 

TEAM: 

GOAL: Logan Thompson, Grande Prairie 

Storm; DEFENCE: Gordie Ballhorn*, Whitecourt 

Wolverines; Jordan Thomas, Spruce 

Grove Saints; FORWARD: Brandon Biro, 

Spruce Grove Saints; Kevin Darrar, Lloydminster 

Bobcats; Joseph Nardi, Whitecourt 

Wolverines 

VITERRA SOUTH DIVISION ALL-ROOKIE 

TEAM: 

GOAL: Josh Davies*, Brooks Bandits; DE- 

FENCE: TJ Brown, Camrose Kodiaks; Kodi 

Schwarz, Olds Grizzlys; FORWARD: Adam 

Berg, Calgary Mustangs; Trey Degraaf, 

Okotoks Oilers; Cole Mcbride, Camrose 

Kodiaks 



TEAM: 

GOAL: Pierce Diamond, Lloydminster Bobcats; 

DEFENCE: Ian Mitchell*, Spruce Grove 


AJHL ALL-ROOKIE 

TEAMS CONTINUED 

Saints; Nick Quillan, Lloydminster Bobcats; 

FORWARD: Noah Bauld, Lloydminster 

Bobcats; Trey Fix-Wolansky, Spruce Grove 

Saints; Ty Readman, Sherwood Park Crusaders 


TEAM: 


DEFENCE: Cale Makar*, Brooks Bandits; Reece 

Soukoroff, Okotoks Oilers; FORWARD: 

Josh McKechney, Brooks Bandits; Chase Olsen, 

Olds Grizzlys; Levi Wunder, Drumheller 

Dragons 



TEAM: 

GOAL: Austin McGrath, Lloydminster 

Bobcats; DEFENCE: Jake Gresh, Bonnyville 

Pontiacs; Daniel Hilsendager, Lloydminster 

Bobcats; FORWARD: Cody Laskosky, 

Whitecourt Wolverines; Logan Ganie, Spruce 

Grove Saints; Issac Saniga, Bonnyville Pontiacs 


TEAM: 

GOAL: Hunter Virostek, Drumheller Dragons; 

DEFENCE: Coby Mack, Calgary Canucks; 

Dennis Cesena, Brooks Bandits; FORWARD: 

Olivier Chau, Brooks Bandits; Kyler Kupka, 

Camrose Kodiaks; Jared Power, Olds Grizzlys 

Boyko, Brooks Bandits; Dylan Holloway, 




TEAM: 

GOAL: Chris Curr, Fort McMurray Oil Barons 

GOAL: Brady Parker, Okotoks Oilers 

DEFENCE: Andrew Lucas, Brooks Bandits; 

Ethan Lund, Brooks Bandits; FORWARD: 

Simon Gravel, Brooks Bandits; Ray Christy, 

Brooks Bandits; Scout Truman, Drumheller 

Dragons 


TEAM: 

GOAL: Matt Davis, Spruce Grove Saints 

DEFENCE: Michael Benning, Sherwood Park 

Crusaders; Mason Waite, Lloydminster Bobcats 

FORWARD: Carter Savoie, Sherwood 

Park Crusaders; Alex Nordstrom, Grande 

Prairie Storm; Stanley Cooley, Spruce Grove 

Saints 

* Denotes Unanimous Selection 



TEAM: 

GOAL: Chris Curr, Fort McMurray Oil Barons*; 

DEFENCE: Kirby Proctor, Bonnyville 

Pontiacs; Ryan Conroy, Fort McMurray Oil 

Barons; FORWARD: Zachary Okabe, Grande 

Prairie Storm*; Lucas Thorne, Bonnyville 

Pontiacs; Garrett Clegg, Sherwood Park 

Crusaders 


TEAM: 

GOAL: Ashton Abel, Calgary Mustangs; 

DEFENCE: Nick Blankenburg, Okotoks Oilers; 

Luke Bast, Brooks Bandits; FORWARD: 

Brock Bremer, Camrose Kodiaks; Simon 


AWARDS 

PROSPECTS TEAMS / GAME RESULTS 

2000 at Fort Saskatchewan – 

NORTH: 

Goal: Mike Brown, Ft. McMurray; Bryce Mc- 

Fadden, Ft. Saskatchewan; Chris Denman, 

Grande Prairie; Defence: Dave McCulloch, Ft. 

McMurray; Karnie Vertz, Ft. Saskatchewan; 

Mike Gabinet, Lloydminster; Nathan Kerbes, 

St. Albert; Chad Snihur, St. Albert; Ian 

McFarlane, Sherwood Park; Forwards: Matt 

Hunter, Bonnyville; Grant Stevenson, Bonnyville; 

Jeff Drummond, Ft. McMurray; Brad 

McTavish, Ft. McMurray; Brent Popadych, 

Ft. Saskatchewan; Garrett Larson, Grande 

Prairie; Clint Lehune, Grande Prairie; Rahim 

Mawji, Lloydminster; Joel Becker, Lloydminster; 

Brad Michalchuk, Lloydminster; Phil 

Schmidt, St. Albert; Keith Trithart, Sherwood 

Park. 

SOUTH: 

Goal: Logan Esau, Bow Valley; Peter Dobrowolski, 

Calgary Royals; Joel Martin, Crowsnest 

Pass: Defence: Steve McEwan, Bow 

Valley; Andrew Coward, Calgary Canucks; 

Tyler Sloan, Calgary Royals; Chris Niemiec, 

Calgary Royals; Blaine Ulveland, Crowsnest 

Pass; Kevin Lewis, Drayton Valley; Forwards: 

Mike Thompson, Bow Valley; Troy Muspratt, 

Calgary Canucks; Chris Mills, Calgary Royals; 

James Willis, Camrose; Mark Robinson, Camrose; 

Cody Stearne, Crowsnest Pass; Brad 

Wanchulak, Drayton Valley; Cory Caouette, 

Drayton Valley; Dustin Sproat, Drayton Valley; 

Colen Pappas, Olds; Tyler Brosz, Olds; 

Pat McDonald, Olds. 

2001 at Drayton Valley – 

NORTH: 

Goal: Craig Fagnan, Ft. McMurray; Stephan 

Siwiec, Ft. Saskatchewan; Defence: Nick 

Roberts, Ft. McMurray; Darryl MacKay, 

Bonnyville; James Brown, Lloydminster; Paul 

Crosty, Ft. Saskatchewan; Mark Smith, Sherwood 

Park; Jordan Chorneyko, St. Albert, 

Chad Snihur, St. Albert; Forwards: Trevor 

Ogrodnick, Ft. Saskatchewan; Braydon Cox, 

Sherwood Park; Justin Williams, Drayton 

Valley; Mike Lefley, Grande Prairie; Kris 

Wiebe, Lloydminster; Dustin Sproat, Drayton 

Valley; Cory Caouette, Drayton Valley; Cory 

Balint, Bonnyville; Tim Schneider, St. Albert; 

Percy Moe, St. Albert; Joel Becker, Lloydminster; 

Ryan Chrenek, Grande Prairie; Mike 

Batovanja, Drayton Valley. 

SOUTH: 

Goal: John Haggis, Olds; Ryan Edwards, 

Camrose; Travis Lambert, Bow Valley; 

Defence: Matt McMahon, Calgary Canucks; 

Kane Hodinski, Brooks; Sean Burke, Calgary 

Royals; Jarrett Parkyn, Bow Valley; 

Richard Petiot, Camrose; Sean Offers; Olds; 

Forwards: Kevin Croxton, Camrose; Scott 

Hammond, Calgary Canucks; Jamie Marshall, 

Brooks; Dan Kitching, Bow Valley; 

David Nielsen, Calgary Canucks; Justin Perry, 

Calgary Royals; Pat Bateman, Crowsnest 

Pass; Morod Radmacher, Olds; Bruce Mulherin, 

Olds; Taggart Desmet, Camrose; Curtis 

Creaser, Bow Valley; Ben Stokes, Crowsnest 

Pass; David Mitchell, Calgary Canucks. 

2002 at Canmore – South 5 North 5 

NORTH: 

Goal: Clint Chalmers, Drayton Valley; Sheldon 

Michaelson, St. Albert; Chris Denman, 

Sherwood Park; Defence: Billy Pratt, 

Ft. Saskatchewan; Mark Malekoff, Grande 

Prairie; Geoff Kilburn, Devon Lafreniere, 

Lloydminster; Lane Caffaro, St. Albert; Mark 

Smith, Sherwood Park: Forwards: Adam Ferrante, 

Chris Baker, Bonnyville; Kevin Leonard, 

Crowsnest Pass; Brent Hill, Mike Batovanja, 

Drayton Valley; Brad Mills, Calen Jobson, Ft. 

McMurray; Aaron Conlon, Ft. Saskatchewan; 

Josh Welter, Grande Prairie; Scott Taje, Lloydminster; 

Ty Morris, St. Albert; Braydon Cox, 

Sean Dersch, Sherwood Park; Coach: 

Ian Kallay, Drayton Valley Thunder. 

SOUTH: 

Goal: Taylor Johnson, Calgary Canucks; 

Mike Brodeur, Camrose; John Haggis, Olds; 

Defence: Ryan Kautz, Brooks; Matt Jenkins, 

Canucks; Sean Burke, Calgary Royals; Matt 

McMahon, Camrose; T. J. Litle, Canmore; 

Mark Kelts, Crowsnest Pass; Forwards: Brock 

Becker, Brooks; Mark Heatley, Canucks; Jeremy 

Robinson, Charlie Johnson, Royals; Kyle 

Jones, Kevin McLeod, Camrose; Wyman Wiancko, 

Chris Martini, Jarren Kelly, Canmore; 

Luke Workman, Chris Dobek, Crowsnest 

Pass; Brent Kisio, Ft. McMurray; Ryan Huddy, 


PROSPECTS TEAMS / 

GAME RESULTS 

Morod Radmacher, Olds; Coach: Brett Cox, 

Olds Grizzlys. 

2003 at Camrose – South 5 North 4 

NORTH: 

Goal:Karson Gillespie, Bonnyville; Juliano 

Pagliero, Ft. McMurray; Nathan Fischl, St. 

Albert; Defence: Chris Thorpe, Bonnyville; 

Daryl Marcoux, Drayton Valley; Lane Caffaro, 

Ft. McMurray; Mark Malekoff, Grande Prairie; 

Brian Coates, Lloydminster; Tim Maxwell, 

Sherwood Park; Forwards: Connor Shields, 

Bonnyville; Jason Bouchard, Jon Yaremchuk, 

Darren Boyde, Drayton Valley; Brad Mills, Ft. 

McMurray; Matt Sorochan, Aaron Conlon, Ft. 

Saskatchewan; Jean Bourbeau, Grande Prairie; 

Luke Hanna, Darrell Draper, Lloydminster; 

Nick Johnson, Jeff Schneider, St. Albert; 

Michael Ringrose, Chris Baker, Sherwood 

Park; Coach: Ian Kallay, Drayton Valley. 

SOUTH: 

Goal: Matt Allen, Calgary Royals; Jeff Pasemko, 

Camrose; Jordan Alford, Canmore; 

Defence: John Schwarz, Brooks; Jamie Hunt, 

Calgary Canucks; Kyle Smith, Owen Langis, 

Camrose; Greg Prusko, Crowsnest Pass; 

Scott Kalinchuk, Matt Piller, Olds; Forwards: 

Steve Hougen, Brooks; Alex Mandolidis, 

Lane Scruggs, Matt Scrivens, Canucks; Kurtis 

Kisio, Brett Wilson, Royals; Ryan Muspratt, 

Camrose; Kyle Parkes, Seiji Miyazoe, Josh 

Zimmer, Canmore; Jimmy Kerr, Rob Turville, 

Olds; Coach: Bob Miller, Canmore. 

2004 at Sherwood Park – South 7 North 3 

NORTH: 

Goal: Pat Inglis, Drayton Valley; Brett Dreger, 

Lloydminster, Shannon Szabados, Sherwood 

Park; Defence: Tyler Jessome, Bonnyville; 

Dan Henningson, Drayton Valley; Brandon 

Sadlowski, Fort McMurray; Richard Cotter, 

Fort Saskatchewan; Mark Menzies, Grande 

Prairie; Andrew Leavitt, St. Albert; Forwards: 

Jean-Marc Beaudoin, Mark Letestu, Bonnyville; 

Jason Bouchard, Drayton Valley; Chevan 

Wilson, Jayson Labossiere, Fort McMurray; 

Matt Boyd, Fort Saskatchewan; Scott 

McCulloch, Dustin Sather, Chris Wilson, 

Grande Prairie; Nick Kary, Lloydminster; Brad 

MacNab, Warren Warehime, St. Albert; Chad 

Chapman, Dylan Wiwchar, Sherwood Park; 

Coach: Brian Hall, 630 CHED Radio. 

SOUTH: 

Goal: Chad Johnson, Brooks; David Thompson, 

Camrose; Reese St. Goddard, Crowsnest 

Pass; Defence: Matt Robinson, Jason 

Nopper, Calgary Royals; Scott Kalinchuk, 

Brock Michalsky, Canmore; A. J. Mikkelsen, 

Drumheller; Dave Cowan, Olds; Forwards: 

Curtis Johnson, Brooks; Jon Grecu, Matt 

Scrivens, Simren Sandhu, Calgary Canucks; 

Mason Raymond, Lee Jubinville, Logan Gorsalitz, 

Camrose; Kyle Jubb, Tanner House, 

Canmore; Logan Lavorato, Crowsnest Pass; 

Braden Desmet, Drumheller; Tyler Hilbert, 

Paul Bradley, Rob Turville, Olds; Coach: John 

Sexsmith, Global TV Sports. 

2005 at Okotoks – South 6 North 1 

NORTH: 

Goal: Pat Inglis, Drayton Valley; Matt Yesmaniski, 

Fort McMurray; Jordan Ramstead, 

Grande Prairie; Defence: Matt Brown, Bonnyville; 

Mike Schreiber, Brandon Sadlowski, 

Fort McMurray; Ryan Donald, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Dan Gulseth, Russell Purdy, Sherwood 

Park; Forwards: Jon Kalinski, Bonnyville; 

Don Kerfoot, Chevan Wilson, Fort McMurray; 

Tyler Hurum, Ryan Muth, Fort Saskatchewan; 

Dustin Sather, Grande Prairie; Cody Schlamb, 

Jarvis Smigelski, Lloydminster; Scott Kobialko, 

Jesse Van Dalfsen, Sherwood Park; 

Blake Hamilton, Mike Fiorillo, Kevin Luft, 

Spruce Grove; Coach: Rob Cookson, Calgary 

Flames Assistant Coach; Mark Howell, 

Drayton Valley. 

SOUTH: 

Goal: Kyle Richter, Brooks; Dean Stabler, Calgary 

Canucks; Ryan Rondeau, Canmore; Defence: 

Erik Stilling, Calgary Canucks; Jason 

Nopper, Calgary Royals; T. J. Fast, Camrose; 

Percy Mielnik, Canmore; Kaylen Wiancko, 

Drumheller; Dave Cowan, Olds; Forwards: 

Steve Hougen, Neil Graham, Brooks; Kyle 

Burton, Calgary Canucks; Matt Lamirande, 

Calgary Royals; Lee Jubinville, Logan Gorsalitz, 

Camrose; Tanner House, Ryan Hyland, 

Canmore; Braden Desmet, Everett Sheen, 

Drumheller; Dustin Moore, Jeff Smyth, Olds; 

Coach: Lanny McDonald, NHL Hall of Fame 


AWARDS 

All-Star; Bob Miller, Canmore. 

2006 at Spruce Grove – North 5 South 1 

NORTH: 

Goal: Jeremy Reid, Fort McMurray; Jase 

Weslosky, Sherwood Park; Kirk Irving, 

Spruce Grove; Defence: Jamie Sadlowski, 

Bonnyville; Adam McPherson, Drayton 

Valley; Nick Holden, Sherwood Park; Ian 

Barteaux, Fort Saskatchewan; Gabreil 

Chenard-Poirer, Grande Prairie; Adam Jessome, 

Bonnyville; Forwards: Sean Ringrose, 

Drayton Valley; Kellen Rolheiser, Drayton 

Valley; Ryan Allen, Fort McMurray; Derek 

Klassen, Fort McMurray; Ron Kelly, Lloydminster; 

Joey Ammon, Lloydminster; Reid Fraser, 

Sherwood Park; Blake Hamilton, Spruce 

Grove; Derek Klassen, Fort McMurray; AJ 

Nelson, Fort Saskatchewan; Josh Hamaliuk, 

Sherwood Park; Coach: Mark Howell, Drayton 

Valley Thunder; John Sexsmith, Sports 

Anchor, Global TV 

SOUTH: 

Goal: Ryan Rondeau, Canmore; Matt Wong, 

Olds; Defence: Thane Wood, Brooks; Kevin 

Boutillier, Calgary Canucks; Evan Oberg, 

Camrose; Ryan Ekdahl, Olds; Mark Krupicz, 

Canmore; Jesse Perrin, Okotoks; Forwards: 

Landon Novotney, Brooks; Mark Nelson, 

Brooks; Kyle Burton, Calgary Canucks; Chris 

Barton, Camrose; Travis Novak, Canmore; 

Everett Sheen, Okotoks; Dustin Moore, Olds; 

Kyle Dorowicz, Olds; Jesse Todd, Camrose; 

Curtis Perlin, Calgary Royals; Justin Cormier, 

Calgary Royals; Spencer McElhinney, 

Okotoks; Coach: Kevin Hasselberg, Olds 

Grizzlys; Dave Mitchell, Sports Director, CTV 

Yaremchuk, Sherwood Park; Adam Henderson, 

Spruce Grove; Coach: Fran Gow, Grande 

Prairie Storm 

SOUTH: 

Goaltenders: Allen York, Camrose; Chad 

Carder, Olds; Matthew Wong, Olds; Defense: 

Thane Wood, Brooks; Trevor Watt, 

Calgary Canucks; Brady Lamb, Calgary 

Royals; Daniel Nycholat, Canmore; Adam 

Gialet, Drumheller; Justin Daigle, Okotoks; 

Forwards: Jade Portwood, Brooks; Jarret 

Granberg, Brooks; Jack Maclellan, Calgary 

Canucks; Francois Auger, Calgary Royals; 

David Andreassen, Camrose; Jesse Todd, 

Camrose; Michael Hartviksen, Canmore; 

Kevin Bui, Drumheller; Spencer McElhinney, 

Okotoks; Derrick Burnett, Okotoks; Michael 

Penny, Olds; Brance Orban, Olds; Coach: 

Kevin Higo, Brooks Bandits 

* AJHL Prospects Game has been 

discontinued 

2007 at Canmore – South 7 North 4 

NORTH: 

Goaltenders: Braely Torris, Drayton Valley; 

Scott MacInnis, Fort Saskatchewan; Kal 

Saimbhi , Sherwood Park; Defense: Jamie 

Sadlowski, Bonnyville; Sean Connauton, 

Fort Saskatchewan, Ben Lindemulder , Fort 

Saskatchewan; Scott Enders, Lloydminster; 

Adam Feniak, Sherwood Park; Reade 

Wolansky, Spruce Grove; Forwards: Jamie 

Easton, Bonnyville; Chad Ziegler, Drayton 

Valley; Nick Blair, Fort Saskatchewan; Matt 

Williams, Fort McMurray; Adam Manah, Fort 

McMurray; Zahn Raubenheimer, Grande 

Prairie; Scott McNeill, Grande Prairie; Ryan 

Halliday, Lloydminster; Rid Fraser, Lloydminster; 

Reese Rolheiser, Sherwood Park; Nik 


2019-20 CRITICAL DATES 

SCHEDULE FORMAT 

The 2019-20 AJHL Regular Season will consist of 15 teams, competing in a 436 game schedule, starting 

Friday, September 13th, 2019 and concluding on Thursday, February 27th, 2020. 

2019 AJHL SHOWCASE 

The 13th Annual AJHL Showcase will be held in Camrose, Alberta from September 

26th - 28th, 2019. 

2019 WORLD JUNIOR A CHALLENGE 

The 2019 World Junior A Challenge will be held on December 7th – 15th, 2019 in 

Dawson Creek, BC. 

CJHL TRADE DEADLINE 

January 10th, 2020 as per Hockey Canada Regulations. 

2020 CJHL PROSPECTS GAME 

The 2020 CJHL Prospects Game will be held in Ontario in January 2020. 

2020 INTER PIPELINE AJHL PLAYOFFS 

The 2020 AJHL Playoffs will open on Sunday, March 1st, 2020. 

Round One 

The top seven teams in the North division will qualify for the 2020 Inter Pipeline 

Cup Playoffs. The first place team will receive a bye during the best-of-seven First 

Round Divisional Playoffs. (2 vs. 7, 3 vs. 6, 4 vs. 5) 

The top six teams in the South division will qualify for the 2020 Inter Pipeline Cup 

Playoffs. The first and second place team will receive a bye during the best-ofseven 

First Round Divisional Playoffs. (3 vs. 6, 4 vs. 5) 

Round Two 

The first place team will play the lowest place team remaining in their division and 

the next highest placed team will play the other team in a best-of-seven series. 

Round Three - League Semi-Finals 

The remaining two teams in each division will playoff for the title of Division Champion 

and advance to the League Final. (1 vs. 4 & 2 vs. 3) 

Round Four - Inter Pipeline Cup 

Viterra AJHL South Division Champion vs. Viterra AJHL North Division Champion.. 

2020 DOYLE CUP - AJHL VS BCHL 

The AJHL Champion will advance to a best-of-seven series versus the BCHL 

Champion for the right to represent the Pacific region at the National Junior A 

Championship. The best-of-seven series will begin in the BCHL on April 24th & 

25th, 2020. 

2020 NATIONAL JUNIOR A CHAMPIONSHIP 

The 2020 National Championship will take place from May 9th-17th, 2020 in Portage 

la Prairie, Manitoba. 


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