PLAYOFF MATCH-UPS
2) Westman Wildcats vs. 7) Eastman Selects
3) Yellowhead Chiefs vs. 6) Norman Wild
4) Pembina Valley Hawks vs. 5) Winnipeg Avros

BYE:
1) Central Plains Capitals

FINAL STANDINGS (W-L-OTW-OTL)
Central Plains – 64 points (18-7-5-0)
Westman – 64 points (19-6-2-3)
Yellowhead – 58 points (18-8-0-4)
Pembina Valley – 53 points (13-8-5-4)
Winnipeg –40 points (12-15-1-2)
Norman – 29 points (8-19-2-1)
Eastman – 7 points (1-26-1-2)

LEADING SCORERS
Jaycee Magwood (Westman) – 35G 22A 57P
Ashton Bell (Westman) – 15G 22A 37P
Jordyn Zacharias (Winnipeg) – 29G 8A 37P
Emily Upgang (Central Plains) – 18G 13A 31P
Sheridan Oswald (Central Plains) – 12G 18A 30P

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCE
2012 (Pembina Valley Hawks – gold medal)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES
2 (2009, 2012)

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
2012 (Pembina Valley Hawks)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
2 (2009, Westman Wildcats; 2012, Pembina Valley Hawks)

TOP REGULAR SEASON TEAM – CENTRAL PLAINS CAPITALS
Defence wins championships – or, in this case, the MFMHL regular season title for the Central Plains Capitals. Goaltenders Lauren Tarashuk and Kathleen Kosior allowed only 37 goals during the 30-game schedule, earning eight shutouts and posting a collective 1.28 goals-against average and .939 save percentage. That steady last line of defence helped compensate for an offence that ranked fifth in the seven-team league and led to a 29-point improvement from the 2013-14 season. After finishing October with a 4-3 record, the Capitals ran off win streaks of five, eight and five games to claim victory in 19 of their last 22 contests; two more wins gave the team the tiebreaker over the Westman Wildcats. Emily Upgang and Sheridan Oswald finished top five in scoring, with Upgang tying for third in the league in goals. Fellow forwards Mekaela Fisher (21 points) and Chelsea Hallson (18 points) helped spread out the scoring, while Tamara McVannel chipped in 19 points from the blue-line.