PLAYOFF MATCH-UPS
3) CIHA Voyageurs vs. 6) Ottawa Jr. 67’s
4) Eastern Ontario Wild vs. 5) Ottawa Valley Titans

BYES:
1) Ottawa Senators
2) OHA Gold Mavericks

FINAL STANDINGS (W-L-T)
Ottawa Senators – 52 points (26-2-0)
OHA Gold – 36 points (18-4-6)
CIHA – 32 points (15-11-2)
Eastern Ontario – 32 points (15-11-2)
Ottawa Valley – 27 points (13-14-1)
Ottawa Jr. 67’s – 24 points (11-15-2)
Upper Canada – 17 points (6-17-5)
OHA Maroon – 4 points (1-25-2)

LEADING SCORERS
Troy MacTavish (Ottawa Senators) – 25G 26A 51P
Collin Baggio (Ottawa Senators) – 21G 26A 47P
Brayden Laidlaw (Eastern Ontario) – 20G 21A 41P
Bobby Dow (Ottawa Senators) – 20G 20A 40P
Jonathan Paul Coffey (OHA Gold) – 19G 21A 40P

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 – OTTAWA SENATORS
The Ottawa Senators were the class of the Ontario East Minor Hockey League, finishing 16 points ahead of the OHA Gold Mavericks on the back of a 26-2 regular season. The Senators scored 148 goals in 28 games, an astounding 53 more than their nearest competitor. Troy MacTavish led the Senators and the OEMHL in scoring with 51 points, including a league-leading 25 goals, and finished the season on a 13-game scoring streak. At the other end of the ice, the Senators allowed a league-low 47 goals, 28 fewer than any other team. Goaltenders Johnathan Peacock (20-0-0) and Alex Labreche (6-1-0) were spectacular finishing one-two in goals-against average, at 1.46 and 1.89, respectively.