PLAYOFF MATCH-UPS
New Brunswick

Prince Edward Island
2) Cornwall Thunder vs. 4) Charlottetown Islanders

FINAL STANDINGS (W-L-OTL)
Moncton – 63 points (31-3-1)
Cornwall – 41 points (19-12-3)
Fredericton – 38 points (18-15-2)
Charlottetown – 31 points (15-19-1)
Miramichi – 30 points (13-18-4)
Saint John – 17 points (8-25-1)

LEADING SCORERS
Matt Wright (Fredericton) – 35G 34A 69P
Shane Dallaire (Moncton) – 30G 38A 68P
Lindon Beckwith (Moncton) – 19G 39A 58P
Noah Zilbert (Fredericton) – 26G 29A 55P
Matt Bernier (Moncton) – 18G 31A 49P

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCE
New Brunswick: Moncton Flyers (2009 – 5th place)
Prince Edward Island: Charlottetown Islanders (2006 – 6th place (host))

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES (since 1984)
New Brunswick: 9 (1986 (host), 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1998, 2002 (host), 2009)
Prince Edward Island: 3 (1997, 2004, 2006 (host))

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
New Brunswick: none (best finish: 5th place – Moncton Flyers, 1986; Fredericton Red Wings, 1988; Fredericton Canadiens, 1991; Fredericton Canadiens, 1993; Saint John Flames, 1998; Moncton Flyers, 2009)
Prince Edward Island: none (best finish: 5th place – Charlottetown Abbies, 1997; Cornwall Thunder, 2004)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
New Brunswick: none
Prince Edward Island: none

TOP REGULAR SEASON TEAM – MONCTON FLYERS
The Moncton Flyers ran away with the regular season championship in the N.B./P.E.I. Major Midget Hockey League, finishing a ridiculous 22 points ahead of second-place Cornwall. The Flyers opened the season on a 17-game winning streak – not putting a mark in the loss column until Dec. 10 – and never looked back, finishing the season on an eight-game run for good measure. Moncton scored 52 more goals than any other team, and allowed a remarkable 60 less – the Flyers had 79 goals against in 35 games, while Fredericton was second best with 139. Not surprisingly, the Moncton goaltending tandem of Nathan Armstrong and Vincent Charest were far and away the best in the league, finishing one-two in wins, shutouts, goals against average and save percentage. Shane Dallaire was the offensive star for the Flyers; his 68 points were good for second in the NBPEIMMHL. Overall, Moncton had seven skaters in the top 20 of league scoring.