PLAYOFF MATCH-UPS
1) Ottawa Jr. 67’s vs. 4) Upper Canada Cyclones
2) Outaouais Intrépide vs. 3) Ottawa Senators

FINAL STANDINGS
Ottawa Jr. 67’s – 46 points
Outaouais – 37 points
Ottawa Senators – 33 points
Upper Canada – 31 points
Ottawa Valley – 26 points
OHA 1 – 23 points
Eastern Ontario – 21 points
OHA 2 – 6 points

LEADING SCORERS
Francis Richard (Outaouais) – 25G 25A 50P
Mikael Gervais (Outaouais) – 31G 18A 49P
Jack Musil (OHA 1) – 22G 25A 47P
Jamie Molinski (Ottawa Valley) – 19G 26A 45P
Ben Robillard (Ottawa Jr. 67’s) – 30G 14A 44P

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCE 
Ottawa Valley Titans (2008 – 6th place)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES (since 1984) 
2 (1984, 2008 (host))

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 
none (best finish: 5th place – Ottawa West Golden Knights, 1984)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 
none

TOP REGULAR SEASON TEAM – OTTAWA JR. 67’S
One year after coming to within one win of qualifying for the TELUS Cup, losing to Mississauga in the Central Regional gold medal game, the Ottawa Jr. 67’s have put themselves in position for a return trip to the regional tournament by comfortably winning the OEMHL regular season crown, finishing nine points up on Outaouais, helped by a 15-game winning streak from November 27 to February 2 that stretched across more than half the season. Ottawa’s league-leading offence was paced by Ben Robillard, who finished second in the OEMHL with 31 goals and fifth with 49 points – the only Jr. 67 to crack the top 10 in scoring. In goal, Ryan McLaughlin was a remarkable 13-0, while Philip Eberley posted a 10-5 record with a 2.12 goals against average.