PLAYOFF MATCH-UPS
North Division
2) Fort McMurray Oil Barons vs. 7) Drayton Valley Thunder
3) Lloydminster Bobcats vs. 6) Whitecourt Wolverines
4) Sherwood Park Crusaders vs. 5) Bonnyville Pontiacs

BYE:
1) Spruce Grove Saints

South Division
2) Okotoks Oilers vs. 7) Olds Grizzlys
3) Drumheller Dragons vs. 6) Calgary Mustangs
4) Camrose Kodiaks vs. 5) Canmore Eagles

BYE:
1) Brooks Bandits

FINAL STANDINGS (W-L-OTL)
North Division
Spruce Grove – 97 points (47-10-3)
Fort McMurray – 94 points (45-11-4)
Lloydminster – 68 points (31-23-6)
Sherwood Park – 61 points (29-28-3)
Bonnyville – 58 points (26-28-6)
Whitecourt – 55 points (26-31-3)
Drayton Valley – 49 points (22-33-5)
Grande Prairie – 45 points (21-36-3)

South Division
Brooks – 86 points (39-13-8)
Okotoks – 77 points (36-19-5)
Drumheller – 75 points (35-20-5)
Camrose – 68 points (29-21-10)
Canmore – 67 points (32-25-3)
Calgary Mustangs – 58 points (26-28-6)
Olds – 51 points (21-30-9)
Calgary Canucks – 33 points (15-42-3)

LEADING SCORERS
Spencer Dorowicz (Olds) – 40G 35A 75P
Colten Mayor (Whitecourt) – 31G 44A 75P
Nicholas Jones (Sherwood Park) – 41G 31A 72P
Sean MacTavish (Sherwood Park) – 28G 44A 72P
Ryan Bloom (Fort McMurray) – 27G 45A 72P

LEADING GOALTENDERS
Jesse Gordichuk (Fort McMurray) – 15-3-0 1.88GAA .935SV% 5SO
Tanner Jaillet (Fort McMurray) – 30-8-4 2.01GAA .933SV% 6SO
Michael Fredrick (Brooks) – 30-10-6 2.07GAA .922SV% 5SO
Tanner McCorriston (Spruce Grove) – 13-3-0 2.14GAA .903SV% 0SO
Kenny Cameron (Spruce Grove) – 34-7-3 2.21GAA .910SV% 3SO

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCE
2013 (Brooks Bandits – national champions)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES
16 (2013, 2011 (host), 2008, 2007, 2005, 2004 (host), 2003, 2001, 2000 (host), 1995, 1994 (host), 1980, 1976, 1975, 1972, 1971)

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
2013 (Brooks Bandits)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
8 (2013, Brooks Bandits; 2001, Camrose Kodiaks; 2000, Fort McMurray Oil Barons; 1995, Calgary Canucks; 1994, Olds Grizzlys; 1980, Red Deer Rustlers; 1975, Spruce Grove Mets; 1971, Red Deer Rustlers)

TOP REGULAR SEASON TEAM – SPRUCE GROVE SAINTS
No. 1 offence. No. 1 power play. No. 1 penalty kill. No. 1 home-ice record. It’s not hard to see why the Spruce Grove Saints were the AJHL’s best regular season team in 2013-14. North Division champions for the sixth consecutive season, the Saints won their fourth Dave Duchak Trophy as AJHL regular season champions over that span, outlasting Fort McMurray by just three points in the race for top spot. Spruce Grove was lights out on home ice; in 29 games at Grant Fuhr Arena, the Saints were 27-1-1, winning their first 21. Parker Mackay (58 points) and Cameron Hughes (57 points) led an offence that scored a league-leading 235 goals, while goaltender Kenny Cameron (top five in wins, minutes played, goals-against average and shutouts) backstopped a defence that allowed just 135, second best in the AJHL. Spruce Grove spread around the scoring – seven players scored at least 16 goals and eight finished with 30 points or more.

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