North East Conference

1) Trenton Golden Hawks vs. 8) Newmarket Hurricanes
2) Markham Royals vs. 7) Whitby Fury
3) Kingston Voyageurs vs. 6) Cobourg Cougars
4) Wellington Dukes vs. 5) Aurora Tigers

South West Conference

1) Georgetown Raiders vs. 8) Orangeville Flyers
2) Oakville Blades vs. 7) St. Michael’s Buzzers
3) Burlington Cougars vs. 6) Toronto Jr. Canadiens
4) Buffalo Jr. Sabres vs. 5) North York Rangers

FINAL STANDINGS (W-L-T-OTL)

North Division

Markham – 68 points (31-17-3-3)
Aurora – 65 points (28-17-1-8)
Newmarket – 55 points (23-22-3-6)
Stouffville – 54 points (24-24-3-3)
Pickering – 37 points (15-32-2-5)
Lindsay – 30 points (12-36-0-6)

East Division

Trenton – 92 points (44-6-1-4)
Kingston – 74 points (34-14-2-4)
Wellington – 67 points (32-19-2-1)
Cobourg – 60 points (27-21-0-6)
Whitby – 56 points (25-23-1-5)

South Division

Oakville – 71 points (34-17-2-1)
North York – 68 points (30-16-2-6)
Toronto Jr. Canadiens – 68 points (30-16-3-5)
St. Michael’s – 59 points (28-23-1-2)
Toronto Patriots – 44 points (18-28-1-7)
Mississauga – 23 points (10-41-0-3)

West Division

Georgetown – 78 points (37-13-3-1)
Burlington – 71 points (34-17-1-2)
Buffalo – 70 points (33-17-1-3)
Orangeville – 53 points (23-24-2-5)
Milton – 11 points (5-48-0-1)

LEADING SCORERS

Luc Brown (Wellington) – 42G 49A 91P
Zach Evancho (Buffalo) – 31G 49A 80P
Anthony Rinaldi (Kingston) – 38G 35A 53P
Josh Kosack (Oakville) – 34G 34A 68P
Ryan Garvey (Oakville) – 22G 46A 68P

LEADING GOALTENDERS

Daniel Urbani (Trenton) – 34-4-1, 1.69 GAA, .930 SV%, 5 SO
Andrew Masters (Georgetown) – 28-9-3, 2.00 GAA, .934 SV%, 4 SO
Jeremie Lintner (North York) – 12-3-1, 2.19 GAA, .932 SV%, 1 SO
Joshua Boyko (Aurora) – 15-10-1, 2.27 GAA, .919 SV%, 3 SO
Olivier Lafreniere (Wellington) – 19-10-2, 2.32 GAA, .926 SV%, 1 SO

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCE

2014 (Toronto Patriots – fifth place)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES

25 (2014, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006 (host), 2005, 2004, 2003, 2001, 1999, 1998, 1996, 1986, 1985, 1985 (host), 1984, 1983, 1982, 1981, 1980, 1979, 1975, 1972)

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

2007 (Aurora Tigers)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

5 (2007, Aurora Tigers; 2004, Aurora Tigers; 1983, North York Flyers; 1978, Guelph Platers; 1972, Guelph CMCs)

TOP REGULAR SEASON TEAM – TRENTON GOLDEN HAWKS

In the Ontario Junior Hockey Legaue this season, there were the Trenton Golden Hawks, and there was everyone else. The Golden Hawks ran away with their second OJHL regular-season championship in four seasons, finishing with a 14-point cushion over the second-place Georgetown Raiders. Trenton opened its schedule with a 12-game winning streak and never looked back, losing just nine times in 54 games. It was almost unbeatable on home ice, dropping just a single game in regulation time as the host (23-1-1-3). The Golden Hawks were middle-of-the-pack on offence, scoring 193 goals (10th in the OJHL), led by Danny Hanlon’s 60 points, the league’s 19th-best total. But it was on defence where Trenton blew away the competition; it allowed just 102 goals, the lowest total since Huntsville gave up 92 in 2007-08, and led the OJHL in penalty killing at 90.7%. Daniel Urbani starred between the pipes, posting 34 wins, a 1.69 goals-against average (the fourth-best GAA in league history), and five shutouts, all OJHL-best marks.