PLAYOFF MATCH-UPS
East Division
1) Clarington Toros vs. 4) Kingston Jr. Frontenacs
2) Central Ontario Wolves vs. 3) Quinte Red Devils

West Division
1) Markham Waxers vs. 4) York-Simcoe Express
2) Ajax/Pickering Raiders vs. 3) Richmond Hill Coyotes

FINAL STANDINGS (W-L-T)
East Division
Clarington – 52 points (25-5-2)
Central Ontario – 42 points (19-8-4)
Quinte – 41 points (18-9-5)
Kingston – 27 points (10-14-7)
Whitby – 21 points (7-18-7)
Peterborough – 10 points (1-22-8)

West Division
Markham – 56 points (26-2-4)
Ajax/Pickering – 40 points (18-10-4)
Richmond Hill – 30 points (13-15-4)
York-Simcoe – 29 points (12-15-5)
Barrie – 18 points (6-20-6)
North Central – 14 points (6-23-2)

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCE
1988 (Oshawa Kiwanis – fourth place)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES (since 1984)
1 (1988)

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
none (best finish: fourth place – Oshawa Kiwanis, 1988)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
none

TOP REGULAR SEASON TEAM – MARKHAM WAXERS
The Markham Waxers started and finished strong in the ETA, opening the season without a loss in 10 games, and closing on a 16-game unbeaten run. The Waxers finished with a 16-point cushion over Ajax/Pickering in the West Division while edging Clarington by four points in the overall standings. Markham was lights out as the host, fashioning a 13-0-3 record at Markham Village Arena. While the offence was good – the Waxers scored 126 goals, second-best in the ETA – the defence was even better; Markham allowed only 53 goals in 32 games, and gave up one goal or less 18 times.