PLAYOFF MATCH-UPS
North Division
3) Peace Country Storm vs. 6) Sherwood Park Fury
4) Spruce Grove PAC Saints vs. 5) St. Albert Slash

BYES:
1) Edmonton Thunder
2) Lloydminster PWM Steelers
 
South Division
4) Calgary Bruins vs. 5) Calgary Flyers

BYES:
1) Highwood Raiders
2) Southeast Tigers
3) Red Deer Sutter Fund Chiefs

FINAL STANDINGS (W-L-T)
North Division
Edmonton – 50 points (23-5-4)
Lloydminster – 42 points (19-9-4)
Peace Country – 33 points (15-14-3)
Spruce Grove – 26 points (9-15-8)
St. Albert – 17 points (6-21-5)
Sherwood Park – 16 points (5-21-6)

South Division
Highwood – 45 points (19-6-7)
Southeast – 42 points (17-7-8)
Red Deer – 32 points (13-13-6)
Calgary Bruins – 25 points (10-17-5)
Calgary Flyers – 24 points (9-17-6)

LEADING SCORERS
Delaney Ross (Lloydminster) – 34G 44A 78P
Delaney Edwards (Lloydminster) – 31G 32A 63P
Kennedy Ganser (Lloydminster) – 28G 33A 61P
Alexandra Poznikoff (Edmonton) – 27G 28A 55P
Nicole Gorda (Edmonton) – 26G 26A 52P

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCE
2013 (Edmonton Thunder – bronze medal)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES (since 2009)
7 (2009, 2009 (host), 2010, 2011, 2011 (host), 2012, 2013)

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
none

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
none

TOP REGULAR SEASON TEAM – EDMONTON THUNDER
New season, same result in the AMMFHL. The Edmonton Thunder lost only five games all season to win the North Division and defend its regular season championship, finishing four points clear of the South Division champs, the Highwood Raiders. The Thunder has been the only team to represent the Pacific Region at the Esso Cup since its inception in 2009. This season the team dominated at both ends of the ice, scoring the most goals in the league and surrendering the fewest. The offence was led by Alexandra Poznikoff and Nicole Gorda, who finished fourth and fifth in the league in scoring. They were joined by three teammates – Amy Boucher, Brett Campbell and Cayle Dillion – in the top 11. Goalies Mackenzie Bevan and Tracie Kikuchi were one-two in goals-against average, with marks of 1.56 and 1.60, respectively. The duo gave up only 49 goals in 33 games and combined for 10 shutouts.

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