PLAYOFF MATCH-UPS

QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT:
7) Nepean Raiders
8) Brockville Braves
9) Pembroke Lumber Kings
10) Gloucester Rangers
11) Hawkesbury Hawks
12) Cornwall Colts
A2) OHA U17 Mavericks
A3) CIHA White Voyageurs
A4) OHA U18 Mavericks

PLAYOFF TOURNAMENT:
R1) Carleton Place Canadians
R2) Kemptville 73’s
Y1) Cumberland Grads
Y1) Ottawa Jr. Senators
WC1) Kanata Lasers
WC2) Smiths Falls Bears
A1) CIHA Green Voyageurs
Qualifying Tournament winner

FINAL STANDINGS (W-L-OTL)

Robinson Division
Carleton Place – 64 points (30-12-4)
Kemptville – 58 points (26-14-6)
Smith Falls – 48 points (23-21-2)
Brockville – 46 points (21-21-4)
Hawkesbury – 35 points (16-27-3)
Cornwall – 21 points (8-33-5)

Yzerman Division
Cumberland – 78 points (37-5-4)
Ottawa – 66 points (32-12-2)
Kanata – 64 points (29-11-6)
Nepean – 48 points (22-20-4)
Pembroke – 45 points (21-22-3)
Gloucester – 45 points (20-21-5)

Academy Division
CIHA Green – 48 points (21-19-6)
OHA U17 – 46 points (21-21-4)
CIHA White – 45 points (21-22-3)
OHA U18 – 43 points (19-22-5)

LEADING SCORERS

Semen Der-Arguchintsev (CIHA White) – 21G 49A 70P
Pavel Gogolev (CIHA White) – 38G 30A 68P
Roman Cannell (Cumberland) – 25G 37A 62P
Zakary Rodrigue (Cumberland) – 31G 29A 60P
Alex Robert (Cumberland) – 28G 24A 52P

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCE

2013 (Ottawa Jr. 67’s – silver medal)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES (since 1984)

3 (1984, 2008 (host), 2013)

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

none (best finish: silver medal – Ottawa Jr. 67’s, 2013)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

none

TOP REGULAR SEASON TEAM – CUMBERLAND GRADS

A 13-game winning streak early in the season was more than enough for the Cumberland Grads, who used the September-October run as a springboard to a dominant regular season in Hockey Eastern Ontario, finishing 12 points up on the Ottawa Jr. Senators. Cumberland paced HEO on offence, scoring 172 goals in 46 games, led by the trio of Roman Cannell (25-37—62), Zackary Rodrigue (31-29—60) and Alex Robert (28-24—52), who finished three-four-five in league scoring. On the back end, the Grads allowed just 99 goals, second-fewest in HEO, and netminder Kai Edmonds was No. 2 in wins (21), goals against average (1.77) and save percentage (.927).