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Road to the 2019 TELUS Cup: SMAAAHL

The Regina Pat Canadians used a midseason 18-2-1 run (and OT in their finale) to edge out Tisdale atop the SMAAAHL

Jason La Rose
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March 01, 2019

The Regina Pat Canadians worked overtime to take top spot in the SMAAAHL; an extra-period winner from Cole Sillinger in the season finale gave the Pat Canadians a one-point edge over Tisdale for first place. Regina rebounded from a four-game losing streak in mid-October to earn points in 19 of its next 21 games (18-2-1), including a season-high nine wins in a row. Sillinger ran away with the SMAAAHL scoring title (31-45—76), while at the other end Drayden Ramage posted a league-leading 1.70 goals-against average to go along with 18 wins and six shutouts to backstop the No. 1 defence (84 GA in 44 GP).

PLAYOFF MATCH-UPS
1) Regina Pat Canadians vs. 8) Saskatoon Contacts
2) Tisdale Trojans vs. 7) Beardy’s Blackhawks
3) Saskatoon Blazers vs. 6) Prince Albert Mintos
4) Notre Dame Hounds vs. 5) Swift Current Legionnaires

FINAL STANDINGS (W-L-OTL)
Regina – 70 points (33-7-4)
Tisdale – 69 points (32-7-5)
Saskatoon Blazers – 65 points (31-10-3)
Notre Dame Hounds – 60 points (28-12-4)
Swift Current – 58 points (28-14-2)
Prince Albert – 48 points (23-19-2)
Beardy’s – 47 points (21-18-5)
Saskatoon Contacts – 46 points (22-20-2)
Moose Jaw – 37 points (17-24-3)
Battlefords – 30 points (14-28-2)
Notre Dame Argos – 20 points (8-32-4)
Yorkton – 15 points (7-36-1)

LEADING SCORERS
Cole Sillinger (Regina) – 31G 45A 76P
Keaton Sorensen (Notre Dame Hounds) – 33G 32A 65P
Cole Nagy (Saskatoon Blazers) – 26G 39A 65P
Nolan Doell (Beardy’s) – 28G 31A 59P
Coalson Wolford (Notre Dame Hounds) – 24G 35A 59P

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCE
2018 (Notre Dame Hounds – gold medal)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES (since 1984)
28 (1984, 1985 (host), 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1993, 1994, 1998, 1999, 1999 (host), 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2014 (host), 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018)

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
2018 (Notre Dame Hounds)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
15 (1980, Notre Dame Hounds; 1983, Regina Pat Canadians; 1986, Notre Dame Hounds; 1988, Regina Pat Canadians; 1993, Yorkton Mallers; 1994, Regina Pat Canadians; 1999, Regina Pat Canadians; 2002, Tisdale Trojans; 2005, Saskatoon Contacts; 2006, Prince Albert Mintos; 2007, Prince Albert Mintos; 2009, Notre Dame Hounds; 2010, Notre Dame Hounds; 2014, Prince Albert Mintos; 2018, Notre Dame Hounds)

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