NOVA SCOTIA U18 RECORD BOOK

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MARITIME MIDGET HOCKEY LEAGUE (1978 - 1983)
NOVA SCOTIA AAA MIDGET HOCKEY LEAGUE (1983 - 2002)
NOVA SCOTIA MAJOR MIDGET HOCKEY LEAGUE (2002 - 2020)
NOVA SCOTIA U18 MAJOR HOCKEY LEAGUE (2020 - )

1980-81 HIGHLAND NOVAS

SEASON	REGULAR SEASON LEADER	PLAYOFF CHAMPION
1978-79	Antigonish Novas (Donnie MacIsaac)	Antigonish Novas (Donnie MacIsaac)
1979-80	Halifax McDonalds (Billy Doherty)	Halifax McDonalds (Billy Doherty)
1980-81	Dartmouth Forbes Chevys (Mike Clarke)	Highland Novas (Donnie MacIsaac)
1981-82	Cape Breton Colonels (Paul Andrea)	Cape Breton Colonels (Paul Andrea)
1982-83	Halifax McDonalds (Kevin Mitchell and Gerry Gunther Co-Coaches)	Halifax McDonalds (Kevin Mitchell and Gerry Gunther Co-Coaches)
1983-84	Halifax McDonalds (Kevin Mitchell and Gerry Gunter Co-Coaches)	Dartmouth Forbes Chevys (Mike Clarke)
1984-85	Dartmouth Forbes Chevys (Gerry Gunter and Wallace Deveau Co-Coaches)	Dartmouth Forbes Chevys (Gerry Gunter and Wallace Deveau Co-Coaches)
1985-86	Cape Breton Colonels (Greg Keating)	Halifax McDonalds (Dean Hartman)
1986-87	Dartmouth Forbes Chevys (Don Bauld)	Dartmouth Forbes Chevys (Don Bauld)
1987-88	Cape Breton Colonels (Greg Keating)	Pictou County Weeks (Dave MacCarthy)
1988-89	Dartmouth Mounties (Steve Crowell)	Nova Midgets (Donnie MacIsaac)
1989-90	Halifax McDonalds (Rusty James)	Halifax McDonalds (Rusty James)
1990-91	Cape Breton Colonels (Ray George)	Cape Breton Colonels (Ray George)
1991-92	Dartmouth Rental Kings (Steve Crowell)	Dartmouth Rental Kings (Steve Crowell)
1992-93	Dartmouth Car Rentals (Steve Crowell)	Pictou County Weeks (Hugh Sim)
1993-94	Halifax McDonalds (Rusty James)	Halifax McDonalds (Rusty James)
1994-95	Dartmouth Subways (Steve Crowell)	Dartmouth Subways (Steve Crowell)
1995-96	Dartmouth Subways (Steve Crowell)	Dartmouth Subways (Steve Crowell)
1996-97	Halifax McDonalds (Ron Watkins)	Pictou County Weeks (Kevin Rogers)
1997-98	Pictou County Weeks (Kevin Rogers)	Pictou County Weeks (Kevin Rogers)
1998-99	Cape Breton Colonels (Paul Coleman)	Dartmouth Subways (Brad Crossley)
1999-00	Halifax McDonalds (Kevin Meisner)	Pictou County Weeks (Kevin Rogers)
2000-01	Dartmouth Subways (Brad Crossley)	Dartmouth Subways (Brad Crossley)
2001-02	Dartmouth Subways (Brad Crossley)	Dartmouth Subways (Brad Crossley)
2002-03	Halifax McDonalds (Dave Fox)	Dartmouth Subways (Brad Crossley)
2003-04	Dartmouth Subways (Robbie O'Brien)	Dartmouth Subways (Robbie O'Brien)
2004-05	Cole Harbour McCains (Steve Crowell)	Cole Harbour McCains (Steve Crowell)
2005-06	Cape Breton West (Craig MacInnis)	Dartmouth Subways (Brad Crossley)
2006-07	Pictou County Weeks (Dave Ritcey)	Dartmouth Subways (Brad Crossley)
2007-08	Dartmouth Subways (Brad Crossley)	Cole Harbour McCains (Steve Crowell)
2008-09	Cole Harbour McCains (Steve Crowell)	Cole Harbour McCains (Steve Crowell)
2009-10	Halifax Titans (Kirk Tomlinson)	Cole Harbour McCains (Steve Crowell)
2010-11	Dartmouth Ice Dawgs (Brad Crossley)	Halifax Titans (Kirk Tomlinson)
2011-12	Halifax Titans (Kirk Tomlinson)	Halifax Titans (Kirk Tomlinson)
2012-13	Valley Wildcats (Nick Greenough)	Valley Wildcats (Nick Greenough)
2013-14	Halifax McDonalds (Tim Boyce)	Halifax McDonalds (Tim Boyce)
2014-15	Halifax McDonalds (Tim Boyce)	Newbridge Academy (Steve Crowell)
2015-16	Cole Harbour (Danny MacKinnon)	Steele Subaru (Steve Crowell)
2016-17	Cape Breton West (Kyle MacDonald)	Cape Breton West (Kyle MacDonald)
2017-18	Halifax McDonalds (Tim Boyce)	Steele Subaru (Steve Crowell)
2018-19	Cole Harbour (Andre Lefebvre)	Halifax McDonalds (Tim Boyce)
2019-20	South Shore Mustangs (Brogan Bailey)	Playoffs Cancelled due to Covid-19
2020-21	Halifax McDonalds (Tim Boyce)	Playoffs Cancelled due to Covid-19
2021-22	Halifax McDonalds (Tim Boyce)	Halifax McDonalds (Tim Boyce)
2022-23	Weeks Majors (Kyle MacLennan)	Weeks Majors (Kyle MacLennan)
2023-24	Halifax McDonalds (Tony McCarthy)

Fabian Joseph

SCORING LEADERS

SEASON	PLAYER / TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM
1980-81	Dave Purcell, Nova Midgets	--	26*	32*	58	--
1981-82	Fabian Joseph, Cape Breton	21	53*	44*	97	--
1982-83	Geoff Green, Nova Midgets	28	14	22*	36	--
1983-84	Jerry Scott, Cape Breton	33	43*	26	69	25
1984-85	Rodney MacIntosh, Cape Breton	28	38*	38	76	--
1985-86	Brad Murrin, Cape Breton	28	29*	30	59	--
1986-87	Colin Austin, Valley Wildcats	28	27	32	59	20
1987-88	Walter Dann, Halifax	28	33	40*	73	16
1988-89	*Glen Murray, South Shore	28	40*	31	71	50
1989-90	Jason McMullen, Halifax McDonalds	28	28	45*	74	--
1990-91	Luke Naylor, Pictou County Weeks	28	25	47*	72	--
1991-92	Greg Sutherland, Dartmouth	28	21	37*	58	--
1992-93	Robbie Sinclair, Cape Breton	27	29	41*	70	26
1993-94	Robbie Sinclair, Cape Breton	28	40*	53*	93	30
1994-95	Jared Pfeiffer, Cape Breton	27	34*	36	70	139
1995-96	Ken MacPherson, Dartmouth	28	21	49*	70	56
1996-97	Derek Field, Pictou County Weeks	28	25	40	65	0
1997-98	Lew Robicheau, Valley Wildcats	34	33	43	76	48
1998-99	Trevor Hunt, Pictou County Weeks	35	34*	28	62	22
1999-00	Willie-Jo Sofan, Cape Breton West	35	28	36*	64	--
2000-01	Mark Carberry, Dartmouth Subways	33	28	52*	80	46
2001-02	*Sidney Crosby, Dartmouth Subways	33	48*	45	93	74
2002-03	Corey Fraser, Pictou County Weeks	35	35*	38	73	46
2003-04	Brett Morrison, Cape Breton	36	43*	41	84	30
2004-05	Blake Gallagher, Dartmouth	32	38*	39*	77	28
2005-06	Adam Laite, Cape Breton	35	25	43*	68	20
2006-07	Alex Beaton, Cape Breton	35	25	42*	67	50
2007-08	Ben Duffy, Dartmouth Subways	34	29*	33	62	2
2008-09	Justin Chiasson, Cape Breton West	35	34*	33*	67	40
2009-10	*Kyle Farrell, Cape Breton Colin Campbell, Cape Breton	35 35	36* 30	32 38*	68 68	22 36
2010-11	Kyle Farrell, Cape Breton	27	25	32	57	24
2011-12	*Josh Pugsley, Pictou County Weeks	33	22	40*	62	40
2012-13	Nick Blanchard, Valley Wildcats	34	37*	36	73	28
2013-14	Luc Poirier, Halifax McDonalds	34	15	37*	52	44
2014-15	*Shane Bowers, Halifax McDonalds	34	23*	29	52	24
2015-16	Dylan Riley, Valley Wildcats	37	30*	23	53	66
2016-17	Gerald Blackmore, Weeks	37	28	47*	75	124
2017-18	Stephen Fox, Cape Breton West	36	41*	30	71	10
2018-19	Ben Allison, Dartmouth	33	28*	23	51	30
2019-20	Mason Beck, South Shore	34	18	51*	69	36
2020-21	Jacob Newcombe, Halifax	29	27	20	47	16
2021-22	Jacob Fletcher, Halifax	34	22	44*	66	10
2022-23	Lane Lochead, Weeks	34	19	36	55	6
2023-24	Luc Legere, Halifax	38	24	32	56	8

Sidney Crosby

SEASON LEADERS

SEASON	GOALS	ASSISTS	LOWEST TEAM GAA
1980-81	26 Dave Purcell, Nova	32 Dave Purcell, Nova	--- Paddy Flynn, Nova
1981-82	53 Fabian Joseph, Cape Breton	44 Fabian Joseph, Cape Breton	--- Phil David, Cape Breton --- Derek Chiasson, CB
1982-83	19 Wayne Mackie, Valley (RS) 37 Bruce Melanson, SJP (OA)	32 Geoff Green, Nova	2.02 Colin MacPherson, CB
1983-84	43 Jerry Scott, Cape Breton	62 Alan MacIsaac, Nova	--- Ian MacIsaac, Nova
1984-85	38 Rodney MacIntosh, CB	40 Colin Power, Dartmouth	2.62 Darren Beals, Dartmouth
1985-86	29 Brad Murrin, Cape Breton	32 Andrew MacVicar, Halifax	--- Cape Breton Colonels
1986-87	30 Darryl MacDonald, CB	32 Steve Martell, Cape Breton	--- Olaf Kolzig, Dartmouth --- Paul Atkinson, Dartmouth
1987-88	36 Tom Hunter, Sackville	40 Walter Dann, Halifax	2.63 Marc Ashton, CB 3.28 Jamie Shea, CB
1988-89	40 Glen Murray, South Shore	50 Scott Anderson, South Shore	--- Colin Murphy, Nova
1989-90	35 Shawn MacDonald, CB	46 Jason McMullen, Halifax	--- Dwayne Finlay, Halifax --- Greg Martin, Halifax
1990-91	41 Harvey Timmons, CB	47 Luke Naylor, Pictou County	--- Steve Vickers, CB --- John Ellsworth, CB
1991-92	27 Brian O'Neill, Cape Breton	37 Greg Sutherland, Dartmouth	1.87 Trent Cavicchi, Dart. 2.23 Jamie O'Donnell, Dart.
1992-93	38 Chris Angione, Cape Breton	44 Robbie Sinclair, Cape Breton	2.88 Jamie O'Donnell, Dart. 3.05 Corey Smith, Dartmouth
1993-94	40 Robbie Sinclair, Cape Breton	53 Robbie Sinclair, Cape Breton	3.16 Tim Long, Pictou County 3.19 Harlin Hayes, Pictou Co.
1994-95	34 Jared Pfeiffer, Cape Breton	37 Derek McCarthy, Dartmouth	3.08 Pat Guindon, Dartmouth 3.39 Jason Pelley, Dartmouth
1995-96	26 Randy Frame, Pictou County	49 Ken MacPherson, Dartmouth	2.64 Pat Berrigan, Dartmouth 2.93 Jason Pelley, Dartmouth
1996-97	29 Josh Boulton, Dartmouth	40 Derek Field, Pictou County	2.89 Andrew Lowery, Halifax 3.46 Darren Tracey, Halifax
1997-98	35 Dennis Fanning, Pictou Co.	43 Lew Robicheau, Valley	3.61 Danny Bowie, Pictou Co. 3.72 Andrew Sim, Pictou Co.
1998-99	34 Trevor Hunt, Pictou County	36 Matt Brown, Valley 36 Matt McClellan, Pictou Co.	2.47 Scott Gouthro, CB 4.10 Rick Jones, CB
1999-00	30 Corey Urquhart, Dartmouth	36 Willie-Jo Sofan, CB West	--- Matt Dickey, Pictou Co. --- Mark Fanning, Pictou Co.
2000-01	37 Mike MacDonald, Pictou Co.	52 Mark Carberry, Dartmouth	2.71 Mike Charlton, Dart. 2.79 Jasen Awalt, Dartmouth
2001-02	48 Sidney Crosby, Dartmouth	48 Andrew Miller, South Shore	2.18 Brandon Verge, Dart. 2.81 Tim Garden-Cole, Dart.
2002-03	35 Corey Fraser, Pictou County	44 Andrew Miller, South Shore	2.49 Marc Cheverie, Dart. 3.31 Chris Wall, Dartmouth
2003-04	43 Brett Morrison, Cape Breton	64 Matt Youden, Cole Harbour	2.52 Chris Wall, Dartmouth 3.42 Marc Cheverie, Dart.
2004-05	38 Blake Gallagher, Dartmouth	39 Blake Gallagher, Dartmouth	1.45 Shawn MacAuley, Dart. 2.46 Nick Rose, Dartmouth
2005-06	26 Jordan Scott, South Shore 26 Brogan Bailey, Valley	43 Adam Laite, Cape Breton	3.22 Keith Fraser, CB West 3.67 Jon MacDonald, CBW
2006-07	33 Steve Anthony, Dartmouth	42 Alex Beaton, Cape Breton 42 Geoff Hum, Dartmouth	2.89 Nick Rose, Dartmouth 3.62 Andrew Sidey, Dart.
2007-08	29 Ben Duffy, Dartmouth	39 Dylan King, Halifax	2.69 Phillip Wright, Cole Hbr. 2.71 Kody Blois, Cole Harbour
2008-09	34 Justin Chiasson, CB West	33 Justin Chiasson, CB West	1.83 Spencer Scott, Cole Hbr. 2.67 Ben Clarke, Cole Hbr.
2009-10	36 Kyle Farrell, Cape Breton	38 Colin Campbell, Cape Breton	1.83 Jacob Brennan, Halifax 2.41 Richard Tingley, Halifax
2010-11	27 Adam Stevens, Halifax	33 Mark Tremaine, Dartmouth	2.25 Evan DaViller, Dart. 2.57 Jack Flinn, Dartmouth
2011-12	26 Leon Knockwood, Cole Hbr.	40 Josh Pugsley, Pictou County	1.92 Jacob Fancy, Halifax 2.03 Jason MacDonald, Halifax
2012-13	37 Nick Blanchard, Valley	45 Garrett Lambke, CB West	1.76 Justin Ritcey, Valley 2.19 Michael Pettet, Valley
2013-14	27 Alex MacDonald, Newbridge	37 Luc Poirier, Halifax	2.00 Reilly Pickard, Halifax 2.31 Justin Ritcey, Halifax
2014-15	23 Shane Bowers, Halifax	32 Michael Dill, Valley	2.20 Ryan Huestis, Cole Hbr. 2.25 Colby Muise, South Shore 2.49 Nick Dawe, South Shore
2015-16	30 Dylan Riley, Valley	35 Alex Arab, Cole Harbour	1.60 *Aidan Hosein, Steele 2.42 Brendan Cregan, Steele
2016-17	37 Brandon Stone, Halifax	47 Gerald Blackmore, Weeks	2.05 Colten Ellis, CBW 2.24 *Ewan MacDonald, CBW
2017-18	41 Stephen Fox, CBW	33 Fearghus MacDonald, CBW	1.84 Stewart Bagnell, Steele 2.35 Nolan Boyd, Steele
2018-19	28 Ben Allison, Dartmouth	29 Brady Hunter, Cole Harbour	1.97 Griffin Kelly, Cole Hbr. 2.19 Joe Chambers, Cole Hbr.
2019-20	30 Lucas Canning, Weeks	51 Mason Beck, South Shore	2.69 Grant Sanford, Halifax 3.29 Sebastien Lever, Halifax
2020-21	29 Kian Bell, Steele	30 TJ Norris, Halifax	1.81 Conor Blackwood, Halifax 2.83 Sebastien Lever, Halifax
2021-22	25 Coen Miller, Cole Harbour	44 Jacob Fletcher, Halifax	2.28 Joey Hawco, Steele 2.37 Noah Harvey, Steele
2022-23	26 Cole Chandler, Steele	37 Coen Miller, Cole Harbour	2.83 Russ Decoste, Halifax 2.59 Nathan Mills, Halifax
2023-24	27 Jack Hayne, CB West	34 Luke MacEachern, CB West	1.74 Jackson Hurley, Steele 2.22 Brandon Lavoie, Steele

L-R: Blaire MacIsaac; Chuck McKenna; Dave Purcell; John Bekkers

TROPHIES AND AWARDS

SEASON	MOST VALUABLE PLAYER	BEST DEFENSEMAN	ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
1980-81	Dave Purcell, Nova Midgets	Paul Boutilier, Cape Breton
1981-82	Fabian Joseph, Cape Breton	Robert MacInnes, Nova
1982-83	Brian Melanson, Dartmouth	Jean-Marc MacKenzie, CB
1983-84	Jerry Scott, Cape Breton	Ron Pitre, Dartmouth
1984-85	Rodney MacIntosh, CB	Cam Russell, Dartmouth
1985-86	Dan Leblanc, Dartmouth	Brian King, Dartmouth
1986-87	Colin Austin, Valley	Doug Synishin, Antigonish
1987-88	Jeff MacLeod, Dartmouth	Jeff MacLeod, Dartmouth
1988-89	Glen Murray, South Shore	Troy Reid, Pictou County
1989-90	Scott Timmons, South Shore	Rod MacCormick, Dart.
1990-91	Harvey-Todd Timmons, CB	Jamie Bugden, Halifax	Vaughn Kaiser, Valley
1991-92	Trent Cavicchi, Dartmouth	Chad Reid, Pictou County	Chris Hale, Pictou County
1992-93	Chad Horne, Dartmouth	Mark Johnson, Pictou Co. Christian Sykora, Halifax	Chris Angione, Cape Breton
1993-94	Robbie Sinclair, Cape Breton	Mike MacDonald, Nova	Brian Surrette, Halifax
1994-95	Jared Pfeiffer, Cape Breton	Gary Hennigar, South Shore	Clark Udle, Dartmouth
1995-96	Randy Frame, Pictou County	Robbie Dickson, Dartmouth	Pat Berrigan, Halifax Joey MacDonald, Pictou Co.
1996-97	Joey MacDonald, Pictou Co.	Kris Barnett, Dartmouth	Robbie Sutherland, Halifax
1997-98	Lew Robicheau, Valley	Peter LeCain, South Shore	Mike Algee, Dartmouth
1998-99	Cory Ernst, South Shore	Mark Tanner, Cole Harbour	Aaron Rice, Cape Breton
1999-00	Richard Tubrett, Cape Breton	David Pitcher, Cape Breton	Corey Urquhart, Dartmouth
2000-01	Josh Leblanc, South Shore	Peter Kennedy, Pictou Co.	Mike MacDonald, Pictou Co.
2001-02	Sidney Crosby, Dartmouth	Jeff Kielbratowski, Dartmouth	Andrew Miller, South Shore
2002-03	Andrew Miller, South Shore	Nathan Welton, Dartmouth	Mike Belliveau, South Shore
2003-04	Brett Morrison, Cape Breton	David MacDonald, Cape Breton	Kyle Scott, South Shore
2004-05	Blake Gallagher, Dartmouth	Jeff McNeil, Dartmouth	Scott Brannon, Pictou Co.
2005-06	Alex Pianosi, Dartmouth	Alex Pianosi, Dartmouth	Jarred Struthers, Cape Breton
2006-07	Geoff Hum, Dartmouth	Eric Boudreau, CB West	Steve Anthony, Dartmouth
2007-08	Ben Duffy, Dartmouth	Dylan King, Halifax	Logan Shaw, Cape Breton
2008-09	Justin Chiasson, CB West	Casey Babineau, Pictou Co.	Greg Jansz, Dartmouth
2009-10	Corey Bennett, Pictou Co.	Brendan Duke, Cole Harbour	Kyle Farrell, Cape Breton
2010-11	Adam Stevens, Halifax	Aaron Hoyles, Dartmouth	Bronson Beaton, Pictou Co.
2011-12	Chase Marchand, Cole Hbr.	Mark Trickett, CB West	Josh Pugsley, Pictou County
2012-13	Nick Blanchard, Valley	Brett MacNeil, Halifax	Justin Ritcey, Valley
2013-14	Mark Vokey, Pictou County	Liam Rappoldt, Valley	Mitchell Balmas, Cape Breton
2014-15	Shane Bowers, Halifax	Nick Ormon, Halifax	Keenan Berger, Newbridge
2015-16	Dylan Riley, Valley	Jared McIsaac, Cole Harbour	Not Awarded
2016-17	Gerald Blackmore, Weeks	Keenan Gillis, CB West	Ryan Francis, Cole Harbour
2017-18	Stephen Fox, CB West	Josh Nicholson, Halifax	Alex Drover, Halifax
2018-19	Ben Allison, Dartmouth	Cam Whynot, Valley	Jacob Melanson, Weeks
2019-20	Mason Beck, South Shore	Matthew Power, Cole Hbr.	Luke Woodworth, So. Shore
2020-21	Kian Bell, Steele	Alex Carr, Cole Harbour	Jake Todd, Cole Harbour
2021-22	Logan O'Neil, Sydney	Preston Pattengale, Sydney	Coen Miller, Cole Harbour
2022-23	Jared Pitman, South Shore	Eric Halliday, Halifax	Cole Chandler, Steele
2023-24	Maddex Marmulak, Halifax	Ryan Fletcher, Valley	Aiden O'Donnell, Steele

Brad Crossley

SEASON	MOST SPORTSMANLIKE (John Hanna Mem. Award)	BEST ROOKIE DEFENSEMAN (David Scott Dee Award)	COACH OF THE YEAR (Ken Mantin Award)
1986-87	Mark MacLean, Antigonish	Troy Reid, Pictou County	No Award
1990-91	Casey Walsh, Halifax	Bob MacIsaac, Nova	No Award
1991-92	Greg Sutherland, Dartmouth	Gary Hennigar, South Shore	No Award
1992-93	Gary Leblanc, South Shore	Kirk Furey, Cape Breton	No Award
1993-94	Doug Ross, Pictou County Guy Poirier, Cole Harbour	Derrick Walser, Pictou County	No Award
1994-95	Matt Boulton, Dartmouth	Russell Smith, Pictou County	Steve Crowell, Dartmouth
1995-96	Jeff Boutilier, Cole Harbour Lew Robicheau, Valley	Alex Johnstone, Dartmouth	Steve Crowell, Dartmouth
1996-97	Derek Field, Pictou County	Trevor Ettinger, Pictou County	Ron Watkins, Halifax
1997-98	Trevor Hunt, Pictou County	Brian Sutherland, Halifax	Kevin Rodgers, Pictou Co.
1998-99	Colin Nicholson, Dartmouth	Jimmy White, Dartmouth	Paul Coleman, Cape Breton
1999-00	Guy Leblanc, CB West	Michael Couch, Halifax	Bill Short, Cole Harbour
2000-01	Mike MacDonald, Pictou Co.	Jared Ross, South Shore	Brad Crossley, Dartmouth
2001-02	Matt Oxtoby, Dartmouth	Nathan Welton, Dartmouth	Brad Crossley, Dartmouth
2002-03	Brett Morrison, Cape Breton	Andrew MacDonald, CB West	Brad Crossley, Dartmouth
2003-04	David Sellars, Dartmouth	Cody Biron, Halifax	Steve Crowell, Cole Hbr.
2004-05	Scott McManaman, Pictou Co.	Jeremy Outerleys, Valley	Craig MacInnis, CB West
2005-06	Stephen Horyl, Cape Breton	Evan Watts, CB West	Lindsay Horne, Valley
2006-07	Tristan Archambault, Valley	Dylan King, Halifax	Tyler Naugler, South Shore
2007-08	Andrew Bonazza, Dartmouth	Derek Larade, CB West	Aaron Rice, Cape Breton
2008-09	Jake Bullen, Halifax	Stephen Woodworth, Valley	Kirk Tomlinson, Halifax
2009-10	Graham Mann, South Shore	Adam Brown, Halifax	Dave MacIntyre, Pictou Co.
2010-11	Jesse MacInnes, CB West	Ryan Graves, South Shore	Aaron Rice, Cape Breton Brad Crossley, Dartmouth
2011-12	Josh Worthen, Dartmouth	Alexander Mann, South Shore	Kirk Tomlinson, Halifax
2012-13	Josh Worthen, Dartmouth	Nicholas Welsh, Halifax	Nick Greenough, Valley
2013-14	Connor Welsh, Cole Harbour	Luke Green, Newbridge	Jon Greenwood, Cole Hbr.
2014-15	Michael Dill, Valley	Jarrett MacIsaac, Cole Hbr.	Brad Muise, South Shore
2015-16	Jordan McKenna, Steele	Ryan MacLellan, CBW	Kyle MacLennan, Weeks
2016-17	Mackenzie Ericksson, CB	Justin Barron, Halifax	Kyle MacDonald, CBW
2017-18	Sean Deighton, So. Shore	Benjamin Roode, Steele	Kyle MacDonald, CBW
2018-19	Ryan Semple, So. Shore	Luke Vardy, Dartmouth	Andre Lefebvre, Cole Hbr.
2019-20	Trey Sturge, Sydney	Brayden Schmitt, Weeks	Brogan Bailey, So. Shore
2020-21	Riley Seymour, Sydney	Jake MacDonald, Halifax	Mike Lyle, Valley
2021-22	Lane Lochead, Weeks	Ian Ramsay, Cole Harbour	Marty King, Steele
2022-23	Luke Foster, Steele	Owen Conrad, Weeks	Kyle MacLennan, Weeks
2023-24	Luke Crotty, South Shore	Logan Trewin, Halifax	Kyle Dunn, Cole Harbour

SEASON	MOST IMPROVED PLAYER (The President's Award)	PLAYOFF MVP	PIM LEADER
2003-04	John Bekkers, Halifax		165 Justin Grasse, HM
2004-05	Matt Fillier, Pictou County		144 Joey Haddad, CBT
2005-06	Alex Beaton, Dartmouth		148 Paul Kallin, CBT 148 Sam Webb, VW
2006-07	Jeff Dereulle, Cape Breton		150 Dakota Johnson, CBW
2007-08	Sean Hoyt, Cole Harbour		138 Kyle Dilosa, CBW
2008-09	Kendall MacInnis, CB West		144 Jack Strowbridge, SSM
2009-10	Kaleb Lazaric, Valley		127 Ryan Davis, Dartmouth
2010-11	Tyler Pyke, Cape Breton	Mitch Henneberry, Halifax	159 Brandon Parker, VW
2011-12	Matthew Graham, Dartmouth	Bradley MacEachern, Halifax	106 Evan Romard, CBT
2012-13	Garrett Lambke, CB West	Nic Blanchard, Valley	88 Cody Johnston, PC
2013-14	Justin Doiron, Halifax	Dillon Boucher, Halifax	124 Duncan McKie, VW 124 Quinn Marshall, CBT
2014-15	Brandon MacKinnon, CB West	Shane Bowers, Haliax	122 Cody Berghardt, VW
2015-16	Evan MacLennan, Weeks	Aiden Hosein, Steele	123 Colton Marchand, CBT
2016-17	Cody Smith, Cape Breton	Jacob Hudson, CB West	125 Dylan Crews, SSM
2017-18	Seth Crowe, Cape Breton	Ozzie King, Steele	107 Damian Hartt, VW
2018-19	Kody Groves, Cape Breton	Cameron Brown, Halifax	144 Bailey MacDonald, CBT
2019-20	James Beaton, CBW	Not Awarded - Covid 19	126 Colby Ramsey, Valley
2020-21	Kyle Hopkins, South Shore	Not Awarded - Covid 19	84 Cale MacLaughlin, PCW
2021-22	Nolan Fowler, Valley	Jack Milner, CB West	93 Reese Allen, Sydney
2022-23	Aidan Bent, Valley	Dominic MacKenzie, Weeks	95 Jack Taylor, CBW
2022-23	Angus Arnold, South Shore		99 Cole Bent, Cole Hbr.

Joey MacDonald

ALL- STAR TEAMS

SEASON	SEASON
1980-81	1981-82
G Paddy Flynn, Nova	G Paul Carson, Nova
D Paul Boutilier, Cape Breton	D Robert MacInnis, Nova
D Calvin Fraser, Nova	D
LW Doug Graves, Nova	LW
C Dave Purcell, Nova	C Fabian Joseph, CB
RW	RW Jack MacKeigan, CB

1982-83	1983-84
G Colin MacPherson, CB G Troy Crosby, Dartmouth	G
D Brian Melanson, Dartmouth	D Ron Pitre, Dartmouth
D Bruce Melanson, Saint John	D Brian MacDonald, Nova
LW Wayne Mackie, Valley	LW Jerry Scott, Cape Breton
C Geoff Green, Nova	C
RW Jean-Marc MacKenzie, CB	RW

1984-85	1985-86
G Mike Uberoi, Halifax	G
D Cam Russell, Dartmouth	D
D	D
LW Craig Booker, Dartmouth	LW Dan Leblanc, Dartmouth
C Colin Power, Dartmouth	C Brad Murrin, Cape Breton
RW Rodney MacIntosh, CB	RW Andrew MacVicar, Dart.

1986-87	1987-88
G Dwayne Fitzgerald, Cape Breton	G Marc Ashton, Cape Breton
D Andrew Hawrylak, Dartmouth	D Jeff MacLeod, Dartmouth
D Doug Synishin, Antigonish	D
LW Dan LeBlanc, Dartmouth	LW Tom Hunter, Sackville
C Darryl MacDonald, Cape Breton	C Walter Dann, Halifax
RW Steve Martell, Cape Breton	RW Craig Wright, Halifax

1988-89 1ST	1988-89 2ND
G Colin Murphy, Antigonish	G Scott McChesney, Pictou Co.
D Troy Reid, Pictou County	D Leonard MacDonald, Ant'nish
D	D
LW Jake Grimes, Dartmouth	LW Scott Timmons, South Shore
C Scott Anderson, South Shore	C Craig Wright, Halifax
RW Glen Murray, South Shore	RW Joel Irvine, Dartmouth

1989-90 1ST	1989-90 2ND
G Kevin MacRae, Dartmouth	G Jamie Shea, Cape Breton G Dwayne Findlay, Halifax
D Rod MacCormick, Dartmouth	D Greg Cream, Dartmouth
D Troy Welsh, Halifax D Dean Melanson, Nova	D Chris Nadeau, Dartmouth
F Chad Penney, Dartmouth	F Craig Prior, Halifax
F Jason McMullen, Halifax	F Kevin MacDonald, Cape Breton
F Shaun MacDonald, Cape Breton	F Scott Timmons, South Shore

1990-91 1ST	1990-91 2ND
G Trent Cavicchi, Dartmouth	G Steve Vickers, Cape Breton
D Jamie Bugden, Halifax	D Bob MacIsaac, Antigonish
D Neil MacInnis, Antigonish	D Chad Reid, Pictou County
F Luke Naylor, Pictou County	F Trevor Walsh, Halifax
F Harvey-Todd Timmons, CB	F Rod MacCormick, Dartmouth
F Jeff Burbidge, Valley	F Jonathan Hunt, Pictou County

1991-92 1ST	1991-92 2ND
G Trent Cavicchi, Dartmouth	G Sean Lalievre, Cape Breton
D Chad Reid, Pictou County	D Dave MacSween, Cape Breton
D Marty King, Dartmouth	D Jeff Brophy, Antigonish
F Greg Sutherland, Dartmouth	F Ross MacKenzie, Pictou County
F Brian O'Neill, Cape Breton	F Duncan Fader, Dartmouth
F Casey Walsh, Dartmouth	F Cail MacLean, Valley

1992-93 1ST	1992-93 2ND
G Jamie O'Donnell, Dartmouth	G Tony Clarke, Pictou County
D Christian Sykora, Halifax	D Kirk Furey, Cape Breton
D Mark Johnson, Pictou County	D Rick Findlay, Dartmouth
F Chad Horne, Dartmouth	F Mark Boyd, Antigonish
F Robbie Sinclair, Cape Breton	F Chris Duguay, Pictou County
F Chris Angione, Cape Breton	F Chris Hale, Pictou County

1993-94 1ST	1993-94 2ND
G Harlin Hayes, Pictou County	G Jody Stewart, Nova G Craig Hillier, Dartmouth
D Mike MacDonald, Nova	D Jason Cormier, Pictou County
D Todd Sparkes, Halifax	D Patrick Lamey, Dartmouth
F Jamie Topshee, Pictou County	F Guy Poirier, Cole Harbour
F Robbie Sinclair, Cape Breton F Matt Hill, Dartmouth	F Derrick Pyke, Cape Breton
F Chris Angione, Cape Breton	F Donald MacLean, Halifax

1994-95 1ST	1994-95 2ND
G RJ Sutherland, Pictou County	G Luke Comstock, South Shore
D Gary Hennigar, South Shore	D Jeff Bennett, Cole Harbour
D *Derek McCarthy, Dartmouth	D *Aaron MacInnes, Nova
D *Harry Noiles, Pictou County	D *Darren Sutherland, Halifax
F Justin Johnson, Pictou County	F Guy Poirier, Cole Harbour
F Jared Pfeiffer, Cape Breton	F Billy Manley, Halifax
F Andrew Gauthier, Dartmouth	F Patrick DeCoste, Nova

1995-96 1ST	1995-96 2ND
G Jason Pelley, Dartmouth	G Joey MacDonald, Pictou Co.
D Robbie Dickson, Dartmouth	D Alex Johnstone, Dartmouth
D Daniel MacLeod, Valley D Matt MacGillivary, Pictou Co.	D David Walker, South Shore D Carmen French, Valley
F Randy Copely, Cape Breton	F Randy Frame, Pictou County
F Ken MacPherson, Dartmouth	F Dean Tucker, Dartmouth
F Shane Reaugh, Valley	F Mike MacKay, Pictou County

1996-97 1ST	1996-97 2ND
G Joey MacDonald, Pictou County	G Andrew Lowery, Halifax
D Kris Barnett, Dartmouth	D Robert Belliveau, Halifax
D Trevor Ettinger, Pictou County	D Scott Cunning, Halifax
F Derek Field, Pictou County	F Jamie Prior, Cole Harbour
F Robbie Sutherland, Dartmouth	F Andrew Bishop, Valley
F Evan Chevarie, Dartmouth	F Chris Tellum, Cape Breton

1997-98 1ST	1997-98 2ND
G Jonathan Crossland, So. Shore	G Danny Bowie, Pictou County
D Peter LeCain, South Shore	D Mike Fougere, Halifax
D Brian Sutherland, Dartmouth	D Joel Morash, South Shore
F Lew Robichaud, Valley	F Dennis Fanning, Pictou County
F Derek Field, Pictou County	F Adam Fredericks, Halifax
F Graeme Power, Cole Harbour	F Derek McAllister, Dartmouth

1998-99 1ST	1998-99 2ND
G Todd Marchand, C.B. West	G Scott Gouthro, Cape Breton
D Mike Johnston, Cape Breton	D Mark Turner, Dartmouth
D Aaron Johnson, C.B. West	D Mark Tanner, Cole Harbour
F Cory Ernst, South Shore	F Richard Tubrett, Cole Harbour
F Trevor Hunt, Pictou County	F Bryant Fraser, Dartmouth
F Kevin Brown, Valley	F Justin Dowding, Cole Harbour

1999-00 1ST	1999-00 2ND
G Rob Purdy, Halifax	G Matthew Dickey, Pictou Co.
D Gary Leblanc, South Shore	D David Pitcher, Cape Breton
D Gary Matheson, Cape Breton	D Michael Couch, Halifax
F Willie-Jo Sofan, C.B. West	F Richard Tubrett, Cape Breton
F Patrick Rutherford, Pictou Co.	F Ryan Doucet, C.B. West
F Corey Urquhart, Dartmouth	F Guy Leblanc, C.B. West

2000-01 1ST	2000-01 2ND
G Mike Charlton, Dartmouth	G Adam Briggs, Pictou County
D Peter Kennedy, Pictou County	D Matt Graham, Halifax
D Jimmy Nolan, Halifax	D Jared Ross, South Shore
F Steven Dixon, Halifax	F Mike MacDonald, Pictou Co.
F Josh LeBlanc, South Shore	F Nick Binder, Dartmouth
F Mark Carberry, Dartmouth	F Grant Thomas, Dartmouth

2001-02 1ST	2001-02 2ND
G Brandon Verge, Dartmouth	G Tim Garden-Cole, Dartmouth
D Jeff Kielbratowski, Dartmouth	D Justin Sanford, Valley
D Evan Beaton, C.B. West	D Nathan Welton, Dartmouth
F David Brine, Pictou County	F Andrew Miller, South Shore
F Andrew Gordon, Dartmouth	F Matt Oxtoby, Dartmouth
F Jason Robichaud, South Shore	F Ryan Chipman, Valley

2002-03 1ST	2002-03 2ND
G Mike Chaisson, Cole Harbour	G Chris Wall, Dartmouth
D Brett O'Neill, Halifax	D Tristan Crowell, South Shore
D David MacDonald, C.B. West	D Kevin MacGuire, Valley
F Tim Spidel, Dartmouth
F Kenzie Sheppard, Cape Breton	F Alex Coles, Halifax
F Justin Munden, Halifax F George d'Entremont, SS	F Cory Cole, Cole Harbour

2003-04 1ST	2003-04 2ND
G Chris Wall, Dartmouth	G Matt Bracegirdle, Cole Hbr.
D Nick Emmanuelle, Cape Breton	D Jarrod MacEachern, C.B. West
D Bryan Frazee, Pictou County	D Ryan Neaves, South Shore
F Danny Morgan, Halifax	F Mark Youden, Cole Harbour
F Tyler Whitehead, Halifax	F Mike Barbour, Pictou County
F Matt Oxford, Cole Harbour	F Trevor MacKenzie, Halifax

2004-05 1ST	2004-05 2ND
G Kyle Scott, South Shore	G Nick Rose, Dartmouth
D Matt Carroll, Pictou County	D Alex Pianosi, Dartmouth
D Coady Biron, Halifax	D Adam Beauchamp, Cole Hbr.
F Ryan Sparling, Cape Breton	F Matt Stoddard, Cole Harbour
F Zack Sill, Cole Harbour	F Matt Fillier, Pictou County
F Andrew Paquet, Pictou County	F Joey Haddad, Cape Breton

2005-06 1ST	2005-06 2ND
G Shawn MacAulay, Dartmouth	G Keith Fraser, C.B. West
D Alex Pianosi, Dartmouth	D Evan Watts, C.B. West
D Lewis Demello, C.B. West	D Jonathan Gillis, Cape Breton
F Andrew Wallace, Cole Harbour	F Brogan Bailey, South Shore
F William Harvey, C.B. West	F Mike Best, Valley
F Jordan Scott, South Shore	F Adam Laite, C.B. West

2006-07 1ST	2006-07 2ND
G Justin Collier, South Shore	G Cameron Murphy, Halifax
D Evan Watts, C.B. West	D Darryl Dillman, Cole Harbour
D Trent MacDonald, Pictou Co.	D Dakota Johnson, C.B. West
F Taylor Lambke, Pictou County	F Brett Frazee, Pictou County
F Chris Ivanko, Dartmouth	F Lee Chuck Denny, Cape Breton
F Matt Stoddard, Cole Harbour	F Rejean Deveau, South Shore

2007-08 1ST	2007-08 2ND
G Melvin Day, Cape Breton	G Andrew Sidey, Dartmouth
D Michael Roski, Dartmouth	D Mathieu Boudreau, C.B. West
D Darryl Dillman, Cole Harbour	D Trent MacDonald, Pictou Co.
F Jeremy Sheppard, C.B. West	F Andrew Roski, Dartmouth
F Wayne Bedecki, Cape Breton	F Ryan Nickerson, South Shore
F Stuart Lenihen, Cole Harbour	F Gerrard Grant, Dartmouth

2008-09 1ST	2008-09 2ND
G Charles Grant, Valley	G Tommy Nicholson, Halifax
D Dylan King, Halifax	D Jonathan Clarke, Dartmouth
D Mitchell Fraser, Pictou County	D Matt English, Cole Harbour
F Andrew Wigginton, Dartmouth	F Corey McIntosh, Cape Breton
F Jordan Mock, Cole Harbour	F Luke Dillman, Cole Harbour
F Jacob Conrad, South Shore	F Logan Phillips, South Shore

2009-10 1ST	2009-10 2ND
G Spencer Scott, Cole Harbour	G Jesse Cox, Pictou County
D Josh Desmond, Dartmouth	D Kyle Kavanaugh, Cape Breton
D Justin Roode, Halifax	D Robert Davis, Pictou County
F Matthew Miller, C.B. West	F Luke Dillman, Cole Harbour
F Greg Jansz, Dartmouth	F Brock Morrison, Cape Breton
F Brandon Boutilier, Halifax	F Kyle Campbell, Halifax

2010-11 1ST	2010-11 2ND
G Shawn Jeffrey, C.B. West	G Evan DeViller, Dartmouth
D Mitchell Henneberry, Halifax	D Kyle Kavanaugh, Cape Breton
D Willie MacDonald, C.B. West	D Daniel MacLeod, Pictou Co.
F Mark Tremaine, Dartmouth	F Brandon Verge, South Shore
F Tyler Doyle, Cole Harbour	F Alex Hazlehurst, Halifax
F Colton Parsons, Valley	F Daniel Perigo, Pictou County

2011-12 1ST	2011-12 2ND
G Jack Flinn, Dartmouth	G Jacob Fancy, Halifax
D Brett McNeil, Halifax	D Mitchell Scott, Pictou County
D Zachary Taylor, Dartmouth	D Brennan Bailey, South Shore
F Matthew Highmore, Dartmouth	F Avery Clarke, South Shore
F Steven MacNeil, Pictou County	F Tyler Pyke, Cape Breton
F Alex Hazlehurst, Halifax	F Tyler Brown, Valley

2012-13 1ST	2012-13 2ND
G Cole Skinner, South Shore	G Jacob Dempsey, Halifax
D Darryl Wheadon, Pictou County	D Austin Harding, Dartmouth
D Mark Wagner, C.B. West	D Steven Brooker, Valley
F Bradley Kennedy, C.B. West	F Nicholas Bruce, Cole Harbour
F Andrew Shewfelt, Dartmouth	F Chad Cullen, Cape Breton
F Mark Vokey, Pictou County	F John Deacon, Valley

2013-14 1ST	2013-14 2ND
G Evan Fitzpatrick, Newbridge	G Mark Grametbauer, Cole Hbr.
D Brandon Worthen, Newbridge	D Matthew Morgan, CBW
D Duncan McKie, Valley	D Lucas Sangster, Pictou County
F Nick Bruce, Cole Harbour	F Dillon Boucher, Halifax
F Luc Poirier, Halifax	F Alex MacDonald, Newbridge
F Jesse Hamer, Newbridge	F Kelly Yates, Cape Breton

2014-15 1ST	2014-15 2ND
G Ryan Huestis, Cole Harbour	G Nicholas Dawe, South Shore
D Mark Kennedy, CB West	D Bryson Musgrave, Cape Breton
D Connor Welsh, Cole Harbour	D Mitchell Baker, South Shore
F Drake Batherson, Valley	F Gregor MacLeod, Cole Harbour
F Barrett Dachyshyn, Halifax	F Jacob Hickey, Halifax
F Declan Smith, CB West	F Ryan MacDonald, Newbridge

2015-16 1ST	2015-16 2ND
G Aidan Hosein, Steele Subaru	G Kirklin Allen, Halifax
D Logan Struthers, Cape Breton	D Bradley Dawe, Cole Harbour
D Brett Thorne, Steele Subaru	D Keenan Gillis, CBW
F Connor Peveril, Cole Harbour	F Jaron Bolivar, South Shore
F Avery Warner, Cape Breton	F Brock McLeod, Steele Subaru
F Mitchell Johnston, Cape Breton	F Andrew Martell, Cole Harbour

2016-17 1ST	2016-17 2ND
G Dakota Lund-Cornish, Halifax	G Colten Ellis, CBW
D Ryan MacLellan, CB West	D Josh Nicholson, Halifax
D Bradley Dawe, Cole Harbour	D Matthew MacKay, Valley
F Brandon Stone, Halifax	F Avery Warner, CB West
F Jacob Hudson, Halifax	F Kevin Mason, Weeks
F Luke Henman, Steele Subaru	F Ryan O'Toole, South Shore

2017-18 1ST	2017-18 2ND
G Andrew MacLeod, Weeks	G Stewart Bagnell, Steele
D Matthew MacKay, Steele	D Jack Morris, CB West
D Sean Stewart, CB West	D Brady Crossley, Steele
F Calum MacPherson, CB West	F Jacob Quillan, Steele
F Aaron Brown, Halifax	F Robert Dowell, Valley
F Liam Kidney, Cole Harbour	F Sam Gillis, Cape Breton

2018-19 1ST	2018-19 2ND
G Ben Gibbon, Weeks	G Griffin Kelly, Cole Harbour
D Cole Vardy, Cole Harbour	D Brant King, Halifax
D Matthew Power, Cole Harbour	D Del Welton, CB West
F Darren Waterman, CB West	F Sam Grant, CB West
F Brady Hunter, Cole Harbour	F Sonny Kabatay, Dartmouth
F Gregor Yoell, Valley	F Cameron Brown, Halifax

2019-20 1ST	2019-20 2ND
G Jeremy Robar, South Shore	G Robert Forbes, Dartmouth
D Jacob Christie, Dartmouth	D Tanner Greatorex, Weeks
D Aaron Lane, South Shore	D Dylan Chisholm, CB West
F Sam Gallant, Dartmouth	F Merle Putnam, Weeks
F Blake Deacon, Valley	F Nick Mahar, Sydney
F Justin Hardie, Halifax	F Kian Bell, Dartmouth

2020-21 1ST	2020-21 2ND
G Conor Blackwood, Halifax	G Adam Tkacz, CBW
D Keir Jordan, CBW	D Joseph Power, Halifax
D Brady Stone, Steele	D Carter Ansems, Valley
F Jacob Newcombe, Halifax	F TJ Norris, Halifax
F Nick Mahar, Sydney	F Bryson Currie, Weeks
F James Beaton, CBW	F Cael MacDonald, Halifax

2021-22 1ST	2021-22 2ND
G Jack Milner, CBW	G Cooper Flemming, Halifax
D Matheas Elles, Halifax	D Van Sawlor, Sydney
D Ethan Vallis, Cole Harbour	D Camden MacKenzie, SSM
F Jacob Fletcher, Halifax	F Sam LeDrew, Halifax
F Ben Mercer, Steele	F Jake Todd, Cole Harbour
F Riley Seymour, Sydney	F Malcolm Green, Steele

2022-23 1ST	2022-23 2ND
G Joey Hawco, Steele	G Chase Crowell, Valley
D Ryan Fletcher, Valley	D Brady Wambolt, Steele
D Ryan Hayes, CBW	D Dominic MacKenzie, Weeks
F Lane Lochead, Weeks	F Callum Aucoin, Halifax
F Ben Wallace, Weeks	F Tyler Totten, Cole Harbour
F Bailey Shortall, Halifax	F Darien Reynolds, Sydney

2023-24 1ST	2023-24 2ND
G Sam Madgett, Halifax	G Rhyah Stewart, CB West
D Wyatt Countway, Steele	D Evan Rose, Cole Harbour
D Luke MacEachern, CBW	D Noah Tanner, Sydney
F Jack Hayne, CBW	F Tyler Seymour, Sydney
F Aidan Bent, Valley	F Brady Burke, Steele
F Luc Legere, Halifax	F Brennan O'Donnell, Steele

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NSMMHL INDIVIDUAL

STATISTICS

TOP TEN SCORERS

1979-80

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
1. Don LeBlanc, Dartmouth	50	60*	35	95	--
7. Paul Boutilier, Cape Breton	56	21	52*	73	--
10. Tim Zwicker, Valley	42	19	33	52	--

Dave Purcell

1980-81

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
1. Dave Purcell, Nova	--	26*	32*	58	--
2. John Bekkers, Nova	--	19	24	43	--
3. Ron Muise, Nova	--	22	20	42	--
4. Sandy MacKenzie, Nova	--	24	14	38	--
5. Ian Currie, Dartmouth	--	14	21	35	--
6. David Nako, Halifax	--	--	--	--	--

1981-82

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
1. Fabian Joseph, Cape Bret.	21	53*	44*	97	--
2. Jack MacKeigan, Cape Bret	21	44	42	86	--
3. Ron Muise, Nova	21	--	--	--	--
4. Bill Power, Halifax	--	--	--	--	--
5. John Bekkers, Nova	--	--	--	--	--
6. Doug Graves, Dartmouth	--	--	--	--	--
7. Robert MacInnis, Cape Brt	--	--	--	--	--

1982-83

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Geoff Green, Nova	--	14	22*	35	--
2. JM MacKenzie, Cape Bret.	32	33	34	67	20
2. JM MacKenzie, Cape Bret.	--	17	17	34	--
3. Wayne Maki, Valley	--	19*	10	29	--
4. Mike MacKenzie, Fundy	--	13	15	28	--
5. Jeff Kaiser, Valley	--	16	11	27	--
6. Jerry Kinch, Dartmouth	--	15	10	25	--
7. Bill Deveaux, Cape Breton	--	11	11	22	--
8. Bruce Kimball, Valley	--	6	16	22	--
10. Todd Lambert, Saint John	--	--	--	--	--

1983-84

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Jerry Scott, Cape Breton	33	43*	26	69	25
2. Alan MacIsaac, Nova	50	48	62*	110	58
3. Greg Austin, Valley	--	--	--	--	--
4. Sandy Chisholm, Halifax	46	30	25	55	64

1984-85

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Rodney MacIntosh, CB	28	38*	38	76	--
2. Colin Power, Dartmouth	28	30	40*	70	--
3. Reg Dwyer, Fundy	28	30	36	66	--
4. Craig Booker, Dartmouth	23	31	38	65	90
5. Hal Turner, Dartmouth	28	30	35	65	56
6. Scott MacDonald, Nova	50	32	25	57	40

1985-86

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Brad Murrin, Cape Breton	28	29*	30	59	--
1. Dan LeBlanc, Dartmouth	58	40*	54	94	92
2. Andrew MacVicar, Halifax	34	29	32*	61	77
3. John Van Kessell, Nova	83	52	65	117	40

1986-87

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Wayne Muir, Cape Breton	53	50*	36	86	152
2. Steve Martell, Cape Bret.	32	21	40	61	80
3. Colin Austin, Valley	--	--	47*	--	--

1987-88

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Walter Dann, Halifax	28	33	40*	73	16
2. Tom Hunter, Sackville	28	36*	27	63	34
3. Dana Drake, Halifax	28	23	38	61	47
4. Craig Wright, Halifax	24	27	33	60	24
5. Travis Hunter, Sackville	25	22	34	56	4
6. Doug Synishin, Ant'nish	26	30	20	50	48
7. Bill Ansems, Valley	27	33	16	49	41
8. Dave MacNeil, Pictou Co.	28	25	23	48	20
9. Shane Sweeney, Valley	28	21	27	48	6
10. Peter Shay, Sackville	28	24	23	47	32

PIM Leader: 92 Mike Miller, Sackville

Glen Murray

1988-89

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Glen Murray, SS	28	40*	31	71	50
2. Scott Anderson, SS	28	20	50*	70	--
3. Scott Timmons, SS	--	--	--	--	--
4. Darryn Plume, Dart.	--	--	--	--	--

1989-90

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Jason McMullen, Halifax	--	28	46*	74	--
2. Kevin MacDonald, CB	--	19	43*	62	--
3. Craig Prior, Halifax	--	24	31	55	--
4. Chad Penney, Dartmouth	--	21	32	53	--
5. Greg Cream, Dartmouth	--	16	36	52	--
6. Daryn Plume, Dartmouth	--	28	23	51	--
7. Shawn MacDonald, CB	--	35*	13	48	--
8. Rob Hyson, Halifax	--	20	26	46	--
9. Rod MacCormick, Dart.	--	13	33	46	--
10. Scott Timmons, SS	--	18	27	45	--

1990-91

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Luke Naylor, Pictou Co.	--	25	47*	72	--
2. Harvey Timmons, CB	26	41*	26	67	--
3. Rod MacCormick, Dart.	--	29	37	66	--
4. Casey Walsh, Halifax	--	25	41	66	--
5. Troy Welsh, Halifax	--	37	28	65	--
6. Ted Naylor, Pictou County	--	32	31	63	--
7. Tom Foley, Pictou County	--	18	43	61	--
8. Scott Fraser, Pictou Co.	--	31	28	59	--
9. Craig Dixon, Halifax	--	30	29	59	--
10. Jonathan Hunt, Pictou Co	--	27	30	57	--

1991-92

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Greg Sutherland, Dart.	--	21	37*	58	--
2. Brian O'Neill, Cape Breton	--	27*	26	53	--
3. Ross MacKenzie, Pictou C.	--	20	32	52	--
4. Casey Walsh, Dartmouth	--	16	30	46	--
5. Duncan Fader, Dartmouth	--	18	27	45	--
6. Chris Hale, Pictou County	--	19	25	44	--
7. Marty King, Dartmouth	--	9	32	41	--
8. Jay Regular, Pictou Co.	--	24	16	40	--
9. Chad Reid, Pictou County	--	17	23	40	--
10. Chris Duguay, Pictou Co.	--	17	23	40	--
11. Trevor MacLean, Nova	--	11	29	40	--
12. Cail MacLean, Valley	--	25	14	39	--
13. Brad Aucoin, Cape Bret.	--	13	24	37	--
14. Layton Lynch, Dart.	--	20	16	36	--
15. Brad Miller, Pictou Co.	--	15	21	36	--
16. Peter Mullins, Cape Bret.	--	17	15	32	--
17. Matt Stubbert, Dart.	--	12	20	32	--
18. Jeff Brophy, Nova	--	10	22	32	--

1992-93

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Robbie Sinclair, Cape Bret	27	29	41*	70	26
2. Chris Angione, Cape Bret.	26	38*	30	68	65
3. Chad Horne, Dartmouth	28	32	23	55	56
4. Nathan McCunn, Pictou C.	26	26	26	52	4
5. Gary Leblanc, So. Shore	26	24	23	47	36
6. Matthew Mayo, So. Shore	21	26	19	45	22
7. Mark Seamone, So. Shore	26	22	23	45	87
8. Chris Duguay, Pictou Co.	24	18	26	44	53
9. Kirk Furey, Cape Breton	27	12	32	44	93
10. Kevin Parks, Cape Bret.	24	16	26	42	198*
11. Greg Mullen, So. Shore	28	19	20	39	30
12. Tyler Lowe, Dartmouth	25	13	26	39	30
13. Chris Hale, Pictou Co.	19	31	15	38	108
14. Aaron Nordine, CB	28	22	16	38	36
15. Jamie Barter, Nova	27	19	19	38	38
16. Donald MacLean, Halifax	27	18	20	38	50
17. Craig MacDonald, Nova	28	16	21	37	18

Chris Angione

1993-94

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Robbie Sinclair, Cape Bret	28	40*	53*	93	30
2. Derrick Pyke, Cape Bret.	28	34	49	83	73
3. Chris Angione, Cape Bret.	26	39	42	81	52
4. Donald MacLean, Halifax	25	35	34	69	65
5. Brian Surrette, Halifax	27	33	32	67	101
6. Jamie Topshee, Pictou Co.	28	31	36	67	--
7. Matt Hill, Dartmouth	27	30	36	66	54
8. Brad Hartlin, Dartmouth	25	22	33	55	51
9. Doug Sheppard, Halifax	26	22	32	54	58
10. Tyler Lowe, Dartmouth	28	27	26	53	64
11. Mike Sim, Pictou County	27	34	16	50	--
12. Guy Poirier, Cole Hbr.	28	20	30	50	20

1994-95

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Jared Pfeiffer, Cape Bret.	27	34*	36	70	139
2. Charlie Aucoin, Cape Bret.	26	18	36	54	50
3. Jeff Dooks, Dartmouth	28	24	27	51	67
4. Clark Udle, Dartmouth	28	24	27	51	128
5. Andrew Gauthier, Dart.	28	23	28	51	60
6. Craig Campbell, Cape Br.	28	17	32	49	31
7. Mike Fletcher, Valley	27	21	23	46	65
8. Guy Poirier, Cole Harbour	23	19	25	44	22
9. Derek McCarthy, Dart.	26	7	37*	44	20
10. Lee Druken, Valley	25	18	25	43	18
11. BJ Gallivan, Cape Breton	25	18	25	43	59
12. Matt Boulton, Dartmouth	28	17	26	43	12
13. Patrick Decoste, Nova	24	23	17	40	39
14. Matt Kennedy, Cole Hbr.	23	17	19	36	78
15. Stephen Quirk, Cape Br.	26	11	24	35	55

1995-96

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Ken MacPherson, Dart.	28	21	49*	70	56
2. Peter Paul, Cape Breton	28	24	40	64	36
3. BJ Gallivan, Cape Breton	27	23	33	56	50
4. Dean Tucker, Dartmouth	28	23	28	51	24
5. Randy Frame, Pictou Co.	26	26	24	50	26
6. Robert Crowe, Cape Bret.	28	23	23	46	58
7. Shane Reaugh, Valley	26	24	21	45	42
8. Jamie Mills, Cape Breton	25	14	31	45	12
9. Allan Fogarty, Cape Bret.	22	21	23	44	97
10. Josh Dill, Dartmouth	27	14	29	43	63
11. Mike MacKay, Pictou Co.	22	21	20	41	101
12. Lew Robicheau, Valley	28	20	18	38	16
13. Cory Collins, Pictou Co.	28	17	21	38	92
14. Matt Boulton, Dartmouth	28	15	23	38	38
15. Sid Oliver, Cape Breton	27	12	24	36	18

(28 Game Schedule)
1996-97

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Derrick Field, Pictou Co.	28	25	40*	65	0
2. Evan Chevarie, Dart.	27	22	36	58	18
3. Jay Dingwall, Cape Breton	28	23	29	52	30
4. Robbie Sutherland, Halifax	25	28	23	51	18
5. Josh Boulton, Dartmouth	28	29*	18	47	24
6. Randy Mosher, Pictou Co.	28	23	22	45	53
7. Anthony Purchase, Dart.	28	25	19	44	42
8. Chris Tellum, Cape Breton	25	21	23	44	34
9. Paul Dunphy, Dartmouth	28	16	25	41	24
10. Jason Smith, Pictou Co.	27	13	27	40	88
11. David Algee, Dartmouth	28	8	32	40	36
12. Matt LeFave, So. Shore	28	19	20	39	86
13. Jonathan Langille, Hfx.	28	17	20	37	36
14. Robbie George, CBW	24	18	18	36	180
15. Allan Dwyer, Pictou Co.	28	17	19	36	70
16. Robert Hillier, Pictou Co.	28	14	22	36	10
17. PJ Lynch, Halifax	27	12	24	36	40

(35 Game Schedule)
1997-98

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Lew Robicheau, Valley	34	33	43*	76	48
2. Derrick Field, Pictou Co.	35	34	37	71	35
3. Dennis Fanning, Pictou Co	35	35*	37	65	62
4. Mike Algee, Dartmouth	32	29	32	61	43
5. Jonathan Langille, Halifax	35	26	29	55	22
6. Stuart MacRae, Cape Bret	31	26	24	50	8
7. Danny Connors, Halifax	35	20	28	48	36
8. Kevin Brown, Valley	31	25	22	47	113
9. Derek McAllister, Dart.	33	9	34	43	38
10. Trevor Hunt, Pictou Co.	35	20	22	42	6
11. Mark Thompson, Dart.	35	18	24	42	54
12. Brian Sutherland, Dart.	35	10	32	42	94
13. Danny White, Pictou Co.	35	16	22	38	63
14. Bruce Gillis, Dartmouth	30	15	23	38	48
15. Graeme Power, Cole Hbr	33	20	17	37	26
16. Jamie Brown, Halifax	35	8	29	37	26
17. Cory Ernst, South Shore	33	18	18	36	20
18. Ryan Veinot, Halifax	31	14	20	34	26
19. Jason Snow, Cape Bret.	28	14	20	65	40
20. Andrew Carver, Dart.	31	12	21	33	22

PIM Leader: 279 Erroll MacInnes, CBW

Trevor Hunt

(35 Game Schedule)
1998-99

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Trevor Hunt, Pictou Co.	35	34*	28	62	22
2. Kevin Brown, Valley	30	23	36*	59	151
3. Matt McClellan, Pictou Co.	35	19	36*	55	53
4. Bryant Fraser, Dartmouth	35	26	26	52	18
5. Richard Tubrett, CB	28	20	30	50	36
6. Derek McAllister, Dart.	35	25	24	49	141
7. Cory Ernst, South Shore	31	23	25	48	18
8. Derek Taylor, Cole Hbr.	34	16	27	43	68
9. Bruce Gillis, Dartmouth	33	20	22	42	52
10. Aaron Rice, Cape Breton	28	19	20	39	36
11. Colin Nicholson, Dart.	33	16	23	39	22
12. Justin Dowding, Cole Hbr	35	28	10	38	14
13. Jason Verran, Valley	31	25	13	38	--
14. Kevin Copely, CBW	35	22	16	38	61
15. Jason Snow, Cape Bret.	29	19	18	37	63
16. Ryan Burns, Valley	33	17	20	37	91
17. Darryl MacPherson, CBW	22	14	23	37	--
18. Morgan MacIntyre, Dart.	29	13	24	37	--

1999-00

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Willie-Jo Sofan, CBW	35	28	36*	64	--
2. Patrick Rutherford, Pic. Co	35	25	30	55	--
3. Richard Tubrett, Cape Br.	35	21	29	50	--
4. Guy Leblanc, CBW	35	21	29	50	--
5. Corey Urquhart, Dart.	--	30*	19	49	--
6. Jared Purdy, So. Shore	33	23	26	49	--
10. Ryan Doucet, CBW	29	12	26	38	--
11. Jason Snow, Cape Bret.	--	19	18	37	--
12. Gary Leblanc, So. Shore	--	9	27	36	--

2000-01

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Mark Carberry, Dart.	33	28	52*	80	46
2. Mike MacDonald, Pic. Co.	35	38*	40	78	2
3. Josh Leblanc, So. Shore	35	24	46	70	20
4. David Brine, Pictou Co.	35	30	36	66	20
5. Andrew Hyson, Cole Hbr	35	28	34	62	22
6. Patrick Rutherford, Pic. Co	33	24	38	62	70
7. Nick Binder, Dartmouth	33	32	28	60	58
8. Steve Dixon, Halifax	30	30	30	60	10
9. Justin d'Entremont, SS	34	35	24	59	28
10. Andrew Joudrey, Dart.	30	25	29	54	4
11. Jason Robichaud, SS	31	27	24	51	22
12. Glen Frazee, Pictou Co.	33	26	24	50	46
13. Luke Pelham, Cole Hbr.	32	23	26	49	165
14. Craig Cameron, Pic. Co.	34	27	21	48	32
15. Scott Nause, Dartmouth	29	22	26	48	26
16. Chris Boivin, Cole Hbr.	30	26	21	47	126
17. Peter Kennedy, Pic. Co.	32	15	32	47	14
18. Ryan Meko, Halifax	30	20	24	44	93
19. Matt Milberry, Dart.	31	18	26	44	67
20. Andre Atkinson, SS	32	25	18	43	42
21. Mike Beauhamp, Halifax	32	22	21	43	26
22. Jared Vokey, Cape Bret.	33	22	21	43	90
23. Jimmy Nolan, Halifax	34	16	26	42	22
24. Craig Nightengale, Hfx.	30	20	21	41	116

PIM Leader: 168 Shawn Hood, SS

Sidney Crosby

2001-02

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Sidney Crosby, Dart. (1)	33	48*	45	93	74
2. David Brine, Pictou County	26	39	29	68	20
3. Andrew Miller, So. Shore	30	15	48*	63	--
4. Jason Robichaud, SS	29	28	28	56	--
5. Justin d'Entremont, SS	30	27	27	54	--
6. Matt Oxtoby, Dartmouth	31	23	30	53	--
7. Andre Atkinson, So. Shore	30	17	33	50	--
8. Andrew Gordon, Dart. (1)	30	15	34	49	--
9. Andrew MacDonald, Dart.	30	27	20	47	--
10. Ryan Chipman, Valley	27	16	26	42	--
11. George d'Entremont, SS	30	22	19	41	--
12. Sean Flinn, Dart. (1)	26	21	17	38	--
13. Kyle Doucette, Halifax	27	20	18	38	--
14. Andrew White, So. Shore	30	17	20	37	--
15. Evan Beaton, CBW	27	12	21	33	--
16. Tim Spidel, Dartmouth	31	9	24	33	--
17. Tony McCarthy, Halifax	27	16	15	31	--
18. Cory Fraser, Pictou Co.	24	12	18	30	--
19. Scott Nause, Dartmouth	27	11	19	30	--

PIM Leader: 174 Jon Gillis, CB

2002-03

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Corey Fraser, Pictou Co.	35	35*	38	73	46
2. Andrew Miller, So. Shore	35	28	44*	72	80
3. Alex Coles, Halifax	35	31	33	64	58
4. Mike Belliveau, So. Shore	35	31	29	60	28
5. George d'Entremont, SS	35	28	31	59	26
6. Brett Morrison, Cape Bret.	35	19	39	58	12
7. Kenzie Sheppard, CB	31	28	29	57	167
8. Justin Munden, Halifax	31	27	30	57	50
9. Trevor MacKenzie, Halifax	35	30	26	56	20
10. Chad Anderson, Dart.	35	34	19	53	16
11. Justin Saulnier, Dart.	35	15	38	53	114
12. Brent MacSween, CB	35	24	19	43	54
13. Billy Freeman, So. Shore	36	19	22	41	58
14. Tyler Whitehead, Halifax	34	14	26	40	50
15. Timothy Spidell, Dart.	31	22	17	39	62
16. Tyler Brown, Halifax	34	8	31	39	176*
17. Nathan Welton, Dart.	35	13	25	38	76
18. Connor Fudge, Halifax	32	11	27	38	64
19. Corey Banfield, Cole Hbr	35	15	21	36	46
20. Brent Theriault, Halifax	34	18	17	35	42
21. Richard McNutt, Pic. Co.	35	15	20	35	28
22. Brett Woodland, Halifax	32	13	22	35	78

PIM Leader: 176 Tyler Brown, HM

Brad Marchand

(36 Game Schedule - Valley Out)
2003-04

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Brett Morrison, Cape Bret.	36	43*	41	84	30
2. Mark Youden, Cole Hbr.	36	13	64*	77	38
3. Danny Morgan, Halifax	33	38	29	67	35
4. Matt Oxford, Cole Harbour	36	32	35	67	6
5. Brad Marchand, Dart.	34	28	35	63	62
6. Tyler Whitehead, Halifax	35	24	37	61	113
7. Blake Gallagher, Dart.	36	33	27	60	42
8. James Sheppard, Dart.	36	25	32	57	22
9. Brent Ruppert, Cole Hbr.	35	19	36	55	129
10. Shane Nolan, Dart.	36	23	29	52	54
11. Trevor MacKenzie, Hfx.	29	25	23	48	34
12. Chris Culligan, Cape Br.	36	23	24	47	28
13. Brent MacDonald, CB	31	19	28	47	116
14. Tyson Cameron, Pic. Co.	32	25	18	43	10
15. Donnelly Archibald, PC	35	25	17	42	38
16. Dustin Goreham, SS	35	15	23	38	92
17. Nick Emanuele, Cape Br.	35	8	30	38	125
18. Andrew Joudrey, Pic. Co.	32	17	20	37	76
19. Kurt Jerrett, Halifax	33	14	23	37	42
20. Brent Theriault, Halifax	22	18	18	36	31
21. Kyle Bennett, Dartmouth	35	16	19	35	131
22. Brett Woodland, Halifax	25	10	25	35	119

PIM Leader: 165 Justin Grasse, HM

Blake Gallagher

2004-05

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Blake Gallagher, Dart.	32	38*	39*	77	28
2. Andrew Paquet, Pictou Co	34	31	38	69	18
3. Ryan Sparling, Cape Bret.	33	28	36	64	64
4. Matt Stoddard, Cole Hbr.	33	29	29	58	32
5. Matt Fillier, Pictou Co.	31	19	37	56	36
6. Andrew Joudrey, Pic. Co.	31	20	34	54	56
7. Michael Withrow, Cole Hbr	34	36	16	52	66
8. Joey Haddad, Cape Bret.	33	30	22	52	144*
9. Scott McManaman, Pic. C.	35	23	26	49	6
10. Donnelly Archibald, PC	33	23	25	48	56
11. Scott Brannon, Pic. Co.	33	21	26	47	64
12. Jordan Scott, So. Shore	35	20	23	43	36
13. Andrew Oakley, Halifax	35	20	23	43	50
14. Ryan Gale, Cole Harbour	34	17	20	37	77
15. Donnie Grant, CBW	35	20	16	36	64
16. Matt Carroll, Pictou Co.	35	9	25	34	54
17. Geoff Hum, Dartmouth	35	12	22	34	18
18. Zach Sill, Cole Harbour	35	13	20	33	28
19. Brett Jones, Dartmouth	31	19	13	32	45
20. Josh Wood, C.B. West	35	19	13	32	18
21. Scott Sack, Halifax	33	14	18	32	54
22. Jeff MacNeil, Dartmouth	33	11	21	32	44

PIM Leader: 144 Joey Haddad, CB

2005-06

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Adam Laite, C.B. West	35	25	43*	68	20
2. Jordan Scott, So. Shore	35	26*	35	61	32
3. William Harvey, CBW	35	25	36	61	--
4. Nick MacNeil, CBW	26	22	34	56	--
5. Andrew Wallace, Cole Hbr	33	20	29	49	42
6. Stephen Horyl, Cape Bret.	35	19	28	47	20
7. Marc Bourgeois, Cape Bret.	33	18	28	46	74
8. Michael Best, Valley	25	24	20	44	61
9. Jarred Struthers, Cape Br.	33	23	21	44	80
10. Brogan Bailey, So. Shore	33	26*	17	43	14
11. Shawn O'Donnell, Cole H.	35	14	27	41	80
12. Carl Hayes, Valley	33	25	15	40	62
13. Alexi Pianosi, Dartmouth	35	21	18	39	38
14. Colin Cook, Dartmouth	32	13	25	38	58
15. Mike Veysey, Cole Hbr.	35	22	16	38	58
16. Geoff Hum, Dartmouth	35	21	17	38	44
17. Matt Stoddard, Cole Hbr.	35	17	21	38	50
18. Mike Kirkpatrick, Dart.	34	20	17	37	20
19. Nick Dewar, Pictou County	35	22	14	36	20
20. Matt Snow, Dartmouth	35	20	16	36	28

PIM Leader: 148* Paul Kalin, Cape Breton
148* Sam Webb, Valley

2006-07

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Alex Beaton, Dartmouth	35	25	42*	67	50
2. Steve Anthony, Dart.	35	33*	31	64	78
3. Geoff Hum, Dartmouth	33	20	42*	62	61
4. Brett Frazee, Pictou Co.	35	25	36	61	34
5. Taylor Lambke, Pictou Co.	35	32	27	59	48
6. Ben Duffy, Halifax	35	24	34	58	4
7. Graham Decoste, CBW	33	12	29	49	84
8. Matthew Stoddard, Cole H	28	18	30	48	72
9. Matt Brown, Pictou County	28	18	30	48	34
10. Matt Anthony, Cole Hbr.	35	14	31	45	38
11. Nick MacKeil, Pictou Co.	29	18	25	43	34
12. Eric Boudreau, CBW	35	13	29	42	26
13. Chris Ivanko, Dartmouth	33	20	20	40	96
14. Lee Chuck Denny, CB	34	13	27	40	121
15. Brandon MacLean, CH	28	16	23	39	82
16. Jeremy Sheppard, CBW	34	18	20	38	70
17. Ryan Nickerson, SS	35	11	24	35	42
18. Scott MacDonald, Dart.	35	8	25	33	54
19. Dakota Johnson, CBW	35	6	27	33	150*
20. Cody Roland, Cape Bret.	35	15	18	33	63
21. Dylan King, Halifax	30	8	24	32	14

PIM Leader: 150 Dakota Johnson, CBW

Ben Duffy

2007-08

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Ben Duffy, Dartmouth	34	29*	33	62	2
2. Jeremy Sheppard, CBW	33	23	31	54	30
3. Dylan King, Halifax	33	12	39*	51	28
4. Gerrad Grant, Dartmouth	34	21	28	49	73
5. Ryan Nickerson, S. Shore	35	9	38	47	14
6. Christopher Dart, Dart.	34	16	30	46	79
7. Wayne Bedecki, Cape Br.	35	16	29	45	64
8. Stuart Lenehan, Cole Hbr.	35	28	14	42	16
9. Colin MacKinnon, Cape Br	33	23	17	40	56
10. Andrew Roski, Dart.	33	11	28	39	92
11. Logan Shaw, Cape Bret.	34	17	22	39	55
12. Mike MacDonald, CBW	32	17	20	37	38
13. Nick MacKeil, Pictou Co.	26	16	20	36	116
14. Corey Young, So. Shore	33	21	15	36	34
15. Evan Brannon, Pictou Co	33	15	21	36	104
16. Daniel Brown, Cape Bret	34	22	12	36	130
17. Matthew Doudelet, Hfx.	35	19	16	35	54
18. Jordan Mock, Cole Hbr.	32	15	18	33	40
19. Randy Henley, Pictou Co	34	19	14	33	16
20. Bradley MacDonald, Dart.	35	15	18	33	38
21. John Hubley, Halifax	32	10	22	32	80

PIM Leader: 138 Kyle Dilosa, CBW

2008-09

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Justin Chiasson, CBW	35	34*	33*	67	40
2. Kendall MacInnis, CBW	34	19	27	46	32
3. Jakob Conrad, So. Shore	35	25	20	45	26
4. Corey MacIntosh, Cape Br	35	20	25	45	76
5. Jordan Mock, Cole Hbr.	29	26	18	44	50
6. Colby Harris, So. Shore	35	15	28	43	34
7. Andrew Wigginton, Dart.	35	22	20	42	22
8. Jesse Colborne, Pictou Co.	35	19	23	42	18
9. Justin Belanger, Halifax	35	17	24	41	32
10. Garrett Holmes, Pictou Co	33	19	20	39	30
11. Dylan King, Halifax	35	10	29	39	32
12. Andrew Wigg, Halifax	32	17	21	38	50
13. Logan Phillips, So. Shore	33	24	13	37	102
14. Jake Bullen, Halifax	35	13	23	36	10
15. Greg Jansz, Dartmouth	35	17	18	35	10
16. Ryan Vokey, Pictou Co.	35	16	19	35	66
17. Steven Wakeham, Valley	35	15	20	35	52
18. Mitchell Maynard, Cole H	35	10	24	34	46
19. Christopher Riguse, CH	32	10	23	33	42
20. Nick Gouthro, Cape Bret	31	15	17	32	28

PIM Leader: 144 Jack Strowbridge, SS

2009-10

PLAYER/TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1. Kyle Farrell, Cape Breton	35	36*	32	68	22
2. Colin Campbell, Cape Bret.	35	30	38*	68	36
3. Brock Morrison, Cape Bret.	35	30	31	61	22
4. Corey Bennett, Pictou Co.	35	23	36	59	44
5. Matthew Miller, CBW	35	29	25	54	36
6. Taylor Burke, Cole Hbr.	34	21	32	53	56
7. Mitchell Deruelle, Cape Br	34	14	35	49	18
8. Garrett Holmes, Pictou Co	35	21	28	49	76
9. Greg Jansz, Dartmouth	28	28	19	47	30
10. Kyle Campbell, Halifax	35	18	29	47	26
11. Michael Clarke, Cole Hbr	29	21	25	46	22
12. Spencer Cameron, Hfx.	29	23	21	44	35
13. Joshua Desmond, Dart.	35	9	33	42	92
14. Luke Dillman, Cole Hbr.	35	28	13	41	40
15. Andrew Graham, Halifax	33	17	24	41	16
16. Devon Olivier-Dares, DS	30	18	22	40	36
17. Brandon Boutilier, Hfx.	32	21	18	39	32
18. Brent Turnbull, Pictou Co	33	16	23	39	36
19. Devon Muir, Cape Breton	30	9	29	38	64
20. Jordan Cox, Cole Hbr.	33	18	19	37	22

PIM Leader: 127 Ryan Davis, DS

Kyle Farrell

2010-11

PLAYER / TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM
1. Kyle Farrell, Cape Breton	27	25	32	57	24
2. Mark Tremaine, Dartmouth	35	19	33*	52	74
3. Bronson Beaton, Pictou Co.	35	17	31	48	18
4. Colton Parsons, Valley	35	26	22	48	16
5. Tyler Pyke, Cape Breton	35	21	25	46	70
6. Michael Lyle, Cape Breton	32	20	25	45	16
7. Adam Stevens, Halifax	35	27*	17	44	14
8. Cale Saunders, Valley	34	15	28	43	2
9. Tyler Doyle Cole, Harbour	34	23	18	41	32
10. Brandon Verge, Cape Bret	35	14	25	39	42
11. Alex Hazlehurst, Halifax	35	19	19	38	44
12. Ryan Davis, Dartmouth	27	19	17	36	124
13. Daniel Perigo, Pictou Co.	34	13	23	36	40
14. Adam Brown, Halifax	35	9	25	34	56
15. Tyler Brown, Valley	35	12	22	34	10
16. Jagger Harnish. Cape Bret	31	17	16	33	67
17. Patrick MacIsaac, Halifax	32	10	23	33	34
18. Tim Mannette, Dartmouth	34	16	16	32	22
19. Scott MacSween, Cole Hbr	35	14	18	32	24
20. Adam Fraser, Cole Hbr.	35	13	19	32	22
21. Kraig Pasher, Cape Bret.	33	12	19	31	41
22. Evan Romard, Cape Bret.	35	12	19	31	68
23. Colby Lanceleve, Pictou C	35	15	15	30	50
24. Michael Tobin, C.B. West	31	11	18	29	51
25. Tyler Mathieu, Halifax	35	16	13	29	38

PIM Leader: 159 Brandon Parker, VW

2011-12

PLAYER / TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM
1. Josh Pugsley, Pictou Co.	33	22	40*	62	40
2. Alex Hazlehurst, Halifax	32	18	31	49	62
3. Shaun McEachern, S. Shore	35	19	30	49	50
4. Morgan Messenger, SS	35	14	35	49	16
5. Steven MacNeil, Pictou Co.	33	21	27	48	58
6. Matthew Graham, Dart.	35	14	31	45	22
7. Avery Clarke, So. Shore	28	24	19	43	26
8. Zachary Moody, Valley	33	20	22	42	54
9. Tyler Brown, Valley	27	21	18	39	43
10. Nicholas Blanchard, Valley	34	21	17	38	46
11. Mark Trickett, C.B. West	34	18	20	38	42
12. Tyler Pyke, C.B. West	35	25	13	38	72
13. Nathan Sheppard, Dart.	35	21	17	38	12
14. Jeffrey Hanes, Pic. Co.	35	17	21	38	64
15. Jeremy Butterworth, Hfx.	35	20	18	38	18
16. Brennan Bailey, S. Shore	35	15	22	37	6
17. Brandon Challoner, SS	33	14	22	36	6
18. Leon Knockwood, Cole Hb	35	26*	9	35	46
19. Anthony Cardinal, Dart.	31	20	14	34	38
20. Denver Lynds, Pictou Co.	29	18	16	34	59
21. Bradley McEachen, Halifax	34	15	18	33	46
22. Cole Murphy, Dartmouth	24	11	22	33	40
23. Ryan Groom, Cape Breton	35	17	15	32	58
24. Tyler MacLeod, C.B. West	35	12	19	31	68
25. Scott MacSween, Cole Hbr	33	17	13	30	33

PIM Leader: 106 Evan Romard, CB

2012-13

PLAYER / TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM
1. Nick Blanchard, Valley	34	37*	36	73	28
2. Bradley Kennedy, CBW	35	34	36	70	56
3. Garrett Lambke, CBW	35	19	45*	64	18
4. Mark Vokey, Pictou Co.	34	23	29	52	44
5. John Deacon, Valley	34	17	33	50	22
6. Andrew Shewfelt, Newb.	35	25	24	49	12
7. Jacob McNutt, Valley	32	20	24	44	41
8. Colby Tower, CBW	35	17	27	44	50
9. Brandon Syms, Cape Bret.	35	23	19	42	6
10. Chad Cullen, Cape Breton	33	16	23	39	30
11. Jack Patterson, Halifax	35	12	24	36	42
12. Ethan Marsh, Halifax	34	19	16	35	12
13. Alex Nauss, South Shore	34	16	19	35	46
14. Nicholas Bruce, Cole Hbr.	35	11	24	35	38
15. Jordan Yochoff, Halifax	32	16	18	34	59
16. Campbell Pickard, Halifax	34	13	21	34	60
17. Lane Cormier, Pictou Co.	34	11	23	34	87
18. Darryl Wheadon, Pictou C.	30	9	25	34	84
19. Michael White, Cape Bret.	35	15	18	33	58
20. Cole Livingstone, Pictou C.	34	14	19	33	73
21. Brett Tidman, Valley	35	18	14	32	24
22. Kenzie Dowie, Cape Bret.	34	11	21	32	40
23. Jesse Hamer, Newbridge	32	14	17	31	4
24. Grant Janes, Valley	34	14	17	31	30
25. Brett McNeil, Halifax	34	12	19	31	69
26. Jordan Messenger, So. Sh.	35	12	19	31	46
27. Mark Wagner, CBW	35	9	22	31	32

PIM Leader: 88 Cody Johnston, Pictou Co.

2013-14

PLAYER / TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM
1. Luc Poirier, Halifax	34	15	37*	52	44
2. Mark Vokey, Pictou Co.	32	21	30	51	97
3. Jesse Hamer, Newbridge	29	26	23	49	51
4. Alex MacDonald, Newbr'ge	34	27*	21	48	34
5. Nicholas Bruce, Cole Hbr.	34	20	28	48	52
6. Mitchell Balmas, Cape Bret.	29	19	27	46	6
7. Alexander Arab, Cole Hbr.	34	17	23	40	6
8. Kelly Yates, Cape Breton	31	16	24	40	57
9. Johnny Jones, Halifax	32	19	20	39	42
10. Brett Tidman, Valley	34	26	12	38	32
11. Cody Johnston, Pictou Co.	30	19	19	38	30
12. Dillon Boucher, Halifax	34	16	22	38	36
13. Jordan Yochoff, Halifax	34	15	23	38	70
14. Matthew Green, Newbr'ge	34	14	24	38	6
15. Luke Green, Newbridge	34	17	20	37	22
16. Michael Dill, Valley	33	14	23	37	8
17. Cooper Boyd, Cole Hbr.	34	18	16	34	28
18. Alex Nauss, South Shore	32	12	21	33	38
19. Alex Rawding, Valley	34	16	16	32	20
20. Andrew Dumaresque, CH	34	13	19	32	22
21. Kirk Bernard, Cape Breton	32	14	17	31	70
22. Connor Peveril, Cole Hbr.	34	14	17	31	6
23. Justin Doiron, Halifax	32	12	19	31	36
24. Lane Cormier, Pictou Co.	16	15	15	30	52
25. Ryan MacDonald, Newbr.	33	8	21	29	24

PIM Leader: 124 Duncan McKie, Valley

124 Quinn Marshall, CB

Shane Bowers

2014-15

PLAYER / TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM
1. Shane Bowers, Halifax	34	23*	29	52	24
2. Drake Batherson, Valley	34	20	26	46	44
3. Michael Dill, Valley	34	14	32*	46	12
4. Ryan MacDonald, Steele	34	14	29	43	14
5. Declan Smith, Cape Breton	34	18	24	42	68
6. Morgan Barron, Steele	34	17	25	42	14
7. Gregor MacLeod, Cole Hbr.	34	15	25	40	37
8. Connor Peveril, Cole Hbr.	34	18	20	38	30
9. Isaac Bridge, South Shore	34	17	20	37	12
10. Logan O'Neil, Cape Breton	34	11	26	37	24
11. Jacob Hickey, Halifax	31	19	17	36	43
12. Kynan Berger, Steele	34	12	24	36	8
13. Johnny Foley, Steele	32	18	16	34	18
14. Branden Dauphinee, CB	34	18	16	34	24
15. Alex Arab, Cole Harbour	32	14	20	34	8
16. Aaron Maillet, Cole Hbr.	32	18	14	32	30
17. Avery Warner, CBW	30	13	18	31	29
18. Cole Rafuse, Valley	34	12	19	31	24
19. Mark Kennedy, CBW	33	9	22	31	68
20. Jared McIsaac, Cole Hbr.	32	10	19	29	50
21. Andrew Martell, Cole Hbr.	34	12	16	28	34
22. Barrett Dachyshyn, Hfx.	33	11	17	28	64
23. Randon MacKinnon, CBW	34	13	14	27	48
24. Connor Welsh, Cole Hbr.	32	6	21	27	16

PIM Leader: 122 Cody Berghardt, Valley

2015-16

PLAYER / TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM
1. Dylan Riley, Valley	37	30*	23	53	66
2. Alex Arab, Cole Harbour	38	17	35*	52	28
3. Connor Peveril, Cole Hbr.	36	23	25	48	20
4. Andrew Martell, Cole Hbr.	38	20	28	48	16
5. Logan O'Neil, Cape Breton	38	20	24	44	48
6. *Evan MacKinnon, Steele	38	14	29	43	14
7. *Andrew Coxhead, Steele	38	22	20	42	32
8. Mitchell Johnston, Cape Br.	38	22	20	42	46
9. Evan MacLennan, Weeks	38	14	27	41	30
10. Kyle Carter, Valley	38	10	31	41	40
11. Brock McLeod, Steele	38	25	15	40	16
12. Dylan Burton, Steele	38	18	20	38	26
13. Matthew Warner, Steele	37	16	22	38	44
14. Avery Warner, CBW	36	22	15	37	34
15. *Kyle Penney, Cole Hbr.	38	16	21	37	8
16. *Colton Marchand, CB	38	14	23	37	123*
17. *Luke Henman, Steele	38	15	21	36	6
18. Jared McIsaac, Cole Hbr.	33	14	22	36	44
19. Tyler Hinam, Halifax	38	15	20	35	46
20. Craig Ryan, Cape Breton	37	15	19	34	118
21. Kyle Sexton, Steele	38	11	22	33	28
22. Brett Thorne, Steele	38	9	24	33	44
23. *Chad Tucker, Weeks	38	12	20	32	28

PIM Leader: 123 Colton Marchand, CB

2016-17

PLAYER / TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM
1. G. Blackmore, Weeks	37	28	47*	75	124
2. Jaden Mason, Weeks	37	23	40	63	48
3. Kevin Mason, Weeks	35	29	33	62	80
4. Brandon Stone, Halifax	38	37*	23	60	16
5. Luke Henman, Steele-Sub.	35	26	34	60	12
6. Avery Warner, CBW	34	24	30	54	26
7. Carson Lanceleve, Weeks	36	16	38	54	46
8. Ryan Francis, Cole Hbr.	37	17	34	51	12
9. Bailey Peach, Cole Hbr.	36	27	20	47	40
10. Kyle Sexton, Steele-Sub.	37	27	20	47	38
11. Matt Stienburg, Halifax	36	11	36	47	44
12. Jacob Hudson, CBW	35	23	22	45	75
13. Matthew Ormon, Halifax	38	15	29	44	8
14. Ozzie King, Steele-Sub.	38	19	24	43	24
15. Jordan McKenna, Steele	35	17	25	42	8
16. Sam Allison, Halifax	38	11	31	42	22
17. Logan Chisholm, CBW	37	21	19	40	32
18. Gavin Hart, Weeks	36	19	21	40	71
19. Dawson Wood, Valley	37	16	24	40	44
20. Taylor Ewing, Steele-Sub.	37	10	30	40	32
21. Zach Forsythe, Valley	38	19	20	39	8
22. Keenan Gillis, CBW	37	6	33	39	42
23. Nick Cullen, Cole Hbr.	38	19	18	37	61
24. Logan Timmons, CBW	36	15	22	37	42
25. Craig Ryan, CBW	38	13	24	37	84

PIM Leader: 125 Dylan Crews, South Shore

Stephen Fox

2017-18

PLAYER / TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM
1. Stephen Fox, CB West	36	41*	30	71	10
2. Alex Drover, Halifax	36	27	30	57	26
3. Calum MacPherson, CBW	35	25	27	52	48
4. Sam Gillis, Cape Breton	36	22	28	50	16
5. Fearghus MacDonald, CBW	36	16	33*	49	60
6. Aaron Brown, Halifax	36	25	23	48	46
7. Jacob Quillan, Steele	35	14	30	44	16
8. Joe Bouchard, Halifax	36	24	19	43	60
9. David Gagnon, Steele	36	22	21	43	20
10. Ian Watt, Halifax	36	15	28	43	26
11. Sonny Kabatay, CB	34	18	24	42	35
12. Robert Dowell, Valley	35	20	21	41	26
13. Ozzie King, Steele	32	18	22	40	8
14. Brady Burns, Valley	26	13	26	39	12
15. Liam Kidney, Cole Hbr.	34	12	26	38	62
16. Ethan Landry, Halifax	31	15	21	36	14
17. Chad Wilson, Halifax	35	11	25	36	28
18. Jack Morris, CBW	36	9	27	36	54
19. Thomas Simon, CB	36	17	18	35	28
20. Isaac Chapman, Steele	35	18	16	34	22
21. Ashton Paul, Cape Breton	36	10	24	34	38
22. Carson Lanceleve, Weeks	35	11	22	33	26
23. Gregor Yoell, Valley	35	13	19	32	49
24. Damian Hartt, Valley	35	9	23	32	125*
25. Kenzie MacKinnon, CB	36	14	16	30	10
26. Brady Hunter, Cole Hbr.	36	12	18	30	6

PIM Leader: 107 Damian Hartt, Valley

2018-19

PLAYER / TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM
1. Ben Allison, Dartmouth	33	28*	23	51	30
2. Brady Hunter, Cole Hbr.	36	21	29*	50	18
3. Riley Kidney, Cole Hbr.	35	19	28	47	43
4. Sonny Kabatay, Dartmouth	32	17	27	44	30
5. Cameron Brown, Halifax	36	22	19	41	6
6. Jacob Melanson, Weeks	32	20	21	41	63
7. Darren Waterman, CBW	35	23	17	40	8
8. Cam Whynot, Valley	35	13	27	40	93
9. Gregor Yoell, Valley	36	19	20	39	48
10. Gavin Watt, Cole Hbr.	35	17	22	39	47
11. Sam Grant, CBW	36	12	27	39	66
12. Liam Walsh, Halifax	36	14	24	38	20
13. Blake Deacon, Valley	36	14	23	37	22
14. Ben Williams, Cole Hbr.	35	14	22	36	24
15. Ian Watt, Halifax	34	11	25	36	16
16. Ryan Semple, So. Shore	36	19	15	34	24
17. Blake Kontuk, Weeks	35	15	19	34	34
18. Brody Fraser, Cole Hbr.	36	11	22	33	34
19. Mitchell McLeod, Halifax	36	18	14	32	18
20. Adam Fowlow, Dartmouth	36	13	19	32	22
21. Cody Groves, Cape Breton	35	15	16	31	32
22. Matt Ellis, CBW	32	13	18	31	68
23. Ben Fraser, Weeks	36	12	19	31	16
24. Landon Miron, Cole Hbr.	36	17	13	30	16
25. Sam Archibald, Weeks	36	11	19	30	20
26. Cole Vardy, Cole Hbr.	34	9	21	30	40
27. Matthew Power, Cole Hbr.	32	8	22	30	6
28. Luke Vardy, Dartmouth	35	4	26	30	44

PIM Leader: 144 Bailey MacDonald, Cape Breton

2019-20

PLAYER / TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM
1. Mason Beck, South Shore	34	18	51*	69	36
2. *Luke Woodworth, SSM	34	20	47	67	35
3. Sam Gallant, Dartmouth	32	26	23	49	84
4. Justin Hardie, Halifax	35	18	30	48	12
5. Blake Deacon, Valley	33	14	34	47	26
6. *Kian Bell, Dartmouth	35	20	25	45	26
7. Merle Putnam, Weeks	35	22	22	44	20
8. *Dylan Schofield, Valley	35	15	27	42	46
9. Nick Mahar, Sydney	34	21	20	41	30
10. *Landon Sim, Weeks	35	15	26	41	30
11. Joey Merriam, Cole Hbr.	35	11	30	41	50
12. Lawson Cook, So. Shore	32	23	17	40	29
13. Lewis Taylor, CB West	35	18	21	39	12
14. *Lucas Canning, Weeks	34	30*	8	38	34
15. *Leighton Carruthers, Hfx.	35	18	19	37	50
16. Brody Fraser, Cole Hbr.	28	11	26	37	43
17. *Ben Mercer, Dartmouth	35	8	29	37	22
18. *Dylan Andrews, Cole Hbr.	35	19	17	36	22
19. Davis Cooper, Halifax	35	18	18	36	8
20. Matthew Power, Cole Hbr.	34	8	28	36	16
21. Trey Sturge, Sydney	35	16	19	35	4
22. *Carter Murchison. CH	35	12	23	35	42
23. Ben Boyd, Cole Hbr.	35	17	16	33	64
24. Aaron Lane, So. Shore	35	9	24	33	50
25. Dave Matthews, CBW	34	16	16	32	41
26. *Drew MacIntyre, Sydney	34	15	17	32	34
27. Konnor Benjamin, SSM	33	14	17	31	30
28. Devin Meagher, Weeks	33	11	19	30	56
29. *Joe Henneberry, Hfx.	35	11	19	30	16

PIM Leader: 126 Colby Ramsey, Valley

Jacob Newcombe

2020-21

PLAYER / TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM
1. Jacob Newcombe, Halifax	29	27	20	47	16
2. Kian Bell, Dartmouth	27	29*	16	45	16
3. *Jake Todd, Cole Harbour	29	16	29	45	54
4. Nick Mahar, Sydney	29	23	18	41	18
5. *TJ Norris, Halifax	29	8	30*	38	32
6. Cael MacDonald, Halifax	29	15	21	36	32
7. Daniel Kline, Halifax	29	17	18	35	36
8. Kiefer Avery, Weeks	29	14	18	32	14
9. Bryson Currie, Weeks	28	12	20	32	20
10. Alex Carr, Cole Harbour	27	8	24	32	20
11. Ethan Wheeler, Dartmouth	29	8	22	30	12
12. Bryson Boudreau, Halifax	29	18	10	28	34
13. Brody Fraser, Cole Harbour	29	13	15	28	26
14. Riley Seymour, Sydney	27	12	15	27	17
15. Drew MacIntyre, Sydney	29	12	15	27	26
16. D Joseph Power, Halifax	29	7	19	26	8
17. *Luke McPhee, Cole Hbr.	28	13	12	25	18
18. Logan O'Neil, Sydney	29	7	18	25	30
19. Adam MacDonald, CHW	28	12	12	24	44
20. Reese Allen, Sydney	29	10	14	24	64
21. Ben Mercer, Dartmouth	29	9	15	24	20
22. Alex Roode, Dartmouth	25	14	9	23	8
23. Ben Wallace, Weeks	29	8	15	23	20
24. Ryan MacIntyre, Valley	29	8	15	23	24
25. D Tim Porter, Weeks	27	7	16	23	23

PIM Leader: 84 Cale Maclaughlin, Weeks

2021-22

PLAYER / TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM
1. Jacob Fletcher, Halifax	34	22	44*	66	10
2. Logan O'Neil, Sydney	33	22	32	54	36
3. *Coen Miller, Cole Harbour	34	25*	24	49	33
4. Riley Seymour, Sydney	33	20	28	48	16
5. Ben Mercer, Steele	33	22	24	46	38
6. Brandon Abbass, Halifax	34	22	22	44	36
7. *Reece Peitzsche, Cole Hbr.	31	13	29	42	14
8. *Quinn Kennedy, Halifax	33	21	20	41	24
9. Sam LeDrew, Halifax	34	21	20	41	10
10. Ryan MacIntyre, Valley	32	13	28	41	18
11. Alex Christmas, Sydney	29	18	21	39	54
12. *Callum Aucoin, Halifax	34	11	27	38	38
13. Liam Welsh, Halifax	31	19	17	36	24
14. Nolan Fowler, Valley	31	16	20	36	22
15. *Jacob Sanford, Cole Hbr.	34	16	20	36	10
16. Hunter Bruce, Cole Hbr.	34	14	21	35	52
17. Zach Jenkins, Steele	33	14	20	34	16
18. Jake Todd, Cole Harbour	26	7	27	34	64
19. Carter Graves, Valley	32	17	15	32	8
20. Reese Allen, Sydney	29	14	18	32	93*
21. Malcolm Green, Steele	33	11	21	32	12
22. Bl. Pilgrim-Edwards, Steele	33	11	21	32	24
23. D Preston Pattengale, SR	31	9	23	32	22
24. Bailey Shortall, Halifax	34	8	24	32	6
25. Garrett MacLean, Weeks	31	7	24	31	58

PIM Leader: 93 Reese Allen, Sydney

2022-23

PLAYER / TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM
1. Lane Lochead, Weeks	34	19	36	55	6
2. *Tyler Totten, Cole Hbr.	35	24	28	52	26
3. Bailey Shortall, Halifax	34	21	31	52	16
4. *Cole Chandler, Steele	31	26*	25	51	20
5. Ben Wallace, Weeks	35	25	25	50	82
6. Coen Miller, Cole Hbr.	24	13	37*	50	26
7. Callum Aucoin, Halifax	35	16	31	47	40
8. Jared Pitman, South Shore	34	20	26	46	50
9. *Lane Sim, Weeks	33	16	29	45	8
10. Goran Stobo, Cole Hbr.	33	19	22	41	42
11. Clint MacLaughlin, Weeks	35	12	26	38	22
12. Aidan Bent, Valley	35	20	17	37	28
13. Jacob Sanford, Steele	35	13	23	36	8
14. Darien Reynolds, Sydney	32	17	18	35	34
15. *Logan Roop, Weeks	33	16	19	35	28
16. *Jack Hayne, CB West	33	19	15	34	18
17. Sam Hope, South Shore	26	18	16	34	32
18. *Luke Foley, Valley	31	9	25	34	32
19. *Jacob Rhyno, Steele	32	21	12	33	8
20. Cade Moser, Weeks	26	15	18	33	8
21. Rory Wood, CB West	35	13	20	33	32
22. *Luke Sinclair, Sydney	34	13	19	32	6
23. D *Owen Conrad, Weeks	33	9	23	32	2
24. Keegan O'Neill, Sydney	35	9	23	32	14
25. Jacob Gerhardt, Valley	35	16	14	30	4

PIM Leader: 95 Jack Taylor, CB West

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NOVA SCOTIA U18 RECORD BOOK Jul 29, 2010 13:43:08 GMT -4

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MARITIME MIDGET HOCKEY LEAGUE
1978 - 1983

SEASON	LEAGUE MEMBERS
(7) 1978-79	Dartmouth Forbes Chevys; Fredericton Red Wings; Halifax McDonalds; Moncton Pizza Delight Flyers; Nova Pirates; Saint John Pepsis; Valley Wildcats

(7) 1979-80	Dartmouth Forbes Chevys; Fredericton Red Wings; Halifax McDonalds; Moncton Pizza Delight Flyers; Nova Pirates; Saint John Pepsis; Valley Wildcats

(7) 1980-81	Dartmouth Forbes Chevys; Fredericton Red Wings; Halifax McDonalds; Moncton Pizza Delight Flyers; Nova Highland Midgets; Saint John Pepsis; Valley Wildcats

(8) 1981-82	Cape Breton Trailblazers; Dartmouth Forbes Chevys; Fundy Midgets; Halifax McDonalds; Moncton Pizza Delight Flyers; Nova Midgets; Saint John Pepsis; Valley Wildcats

(8) 1982-83	Cape Breton Trailblazers; Dartmouth Forbes Chevys; Fundy Midgets; Halifax McDonalds; Moncton Century Flyers; Nova Midgets; Saint John Pepsis; Valley Wildcats

NOVA SCOTIA AAA MIDGET HOCKEY LEAGUE
1983 - 2002

(6) 1983-84	Cape Breton Trailblazers; Dartmouth Forbes Chevys; Fundy Midgets; Halifax McDonalds; Nova Midgets; Valley Wildcats

(6) 1984-85	Cape Breton Trailblazers; Dartmouth Forbes Chevys; Fundy Midgets; Halifax McDonalds; Nova Midgets; Valley Wildcats

(7) 1985-86	Cape Breton Colonels; Dartmouth Rental Kings; Halifax McDonalds; Nova Midgets; Pictou County Mavericks; South Shore Mosher Motors Mustangs; Valley Wildcats

(7) 1986-87	Cape Breton Colonels; Dartmouth Rental Kings; Halifax McDonalds; Nova Midgets; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mosher Motors Mustangs; Valley Wildcats

(8) 1987-88	Cape Breton Colonels; Dartmouth Rental Kings; Halifax McDonalds; Nova Midgets; Pictou County Weeks Construction; Sackville Blazers; South Shore Mosher Motors Mustangs; Valley Wildcats

(8) 1988-89	Cape Breton Colonels; Dartmouth Midget Mounties; Halifax McDonalds; Nova Midgets; Pictou County Weeks Construction; Sackville Blazers; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Wildcats

(8) 1989-90	Cape Breton Colonels; County Thunder; Dartmouth Rental Kings; Halifax McDonalds; Nova Midgets; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Wildcats

(8) 1990-91	Cape Breton Colonels; County Thunder; Dartmouth Rental Kings; Halifax McDonalds; Nova Midgets; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Wildcats

(8) 1991-92	Cape Breton Colonels; Cole Harbour Dairy Queen - Pepsi Thunder; Dartmouth Thrifty Car Rental Kings; Halifax McDonalds; Nova Midgets; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Wildcats

(8) 1992-93	Cape Breton Colonels; Cole Harbour Dairy Queen-Pepsi Thunder; Dartmouth Thrifty Car Rental Kings; Halifax McDonalds; Nova Midgets; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Wildcats

(8) 1993-94	Cape Breton Colonels; Cole Harbour Dairy Queen Red Wings; Dartmouth Car Rentals; Halifax McDonalds; Nova Midgets; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Wildcats

(8) 1994-95	Cape Breton Jeans Experts; Cole Harbour Dairy Queen Red Wings; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax McDonalds; Nova Midgets; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Wildcats

(8) 1995-96	Cape Breton Jeans Experts; Cape Breton West Rod's One Stop Eagles; Cole Harbour Dairy Queen Red Wings; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax McDonalds; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Pepsi Wildcats

(8) 1996-97	Cape Breton Jeans Experts; Cape Breton West Rod's One Stop Eagles; Cole Harbour Dairy Queen Blizzard; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax McDonalds; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Pepsi Wildcats

(8) 1997-98	Cape Breton Jeans Experts; Cape Breton West Rod's One Stop Eagles; Cole Harbour Dairy Queen Blizzard; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax McDonalds; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Pepsi Wildcats

(8) 1998-99	Cape Breton Jeans Experts; Cape Breton West Rod's One Stop Eagles; Cole Harbour Dairy Queen Blizzard; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax McDonalds; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Pepsi Wildcats

(8) 1999-00	Cape Breton Jeans Experts; Cape Breton West Rod's One Stop Eagles; Cole Harbour Dairy Queen Blizzard; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax McDonalds; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Pepsi Wildcats

(8) 2000-01	Cape Breton Jeans Experts; Cape Breton West Rod's One Stop Eagles; Cole Harbour Dairy Queen Blizzard; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax McDonalds; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Pepsi Wildcats

(8) 2001-02	Cape Breton Jeans Experts; Cape Breton West Inverary Islanders; Cole Harbour Dairy Queen Blizzard; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax McDonalds; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Pepsi Wildcats

NOVA SCOTIA MAJOR MIDGET HOCKEY LEAGUE
2002 - 2020

NOVA SCOTIA U18 MAJOR HOCKEY LEAGUE
2020 - To Present

(8) 2002-03	Cape Breton Jeans Experts; Cape Breton West Inverary Islanders; Cole Harbour Rage; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax McDonalds; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Pepsi Wildcats

(7) 2003-04	Cape Breton Jeans Experts; Cape Breton West Inverary Islanders; Cole Harbour Rage; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax McDonalds; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; *Valley Pepsi Wildcats take 1 year leave of absence.

(8) 2004-05	Cape Breton Jeans Experts; Cape Breton West Inverary Islanders; Cole Harbour McCains; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax McDonalds; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Pepsi Wildcats

(8) 2005-06	Cape Breton Jeans Experts; Cape Breton West Islanders; Cole Harbour McCains; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax McDonalds; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Pepsi Wildcats

(8) 2006-07	Cape Breton Tradesmen; Cape Breton West Islanders; Cole Harbour McCains; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax McDonalds; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Pepsi Wildcats

(8) 2007-08	Cape Breton Tradesmen; Cape Breton West Islanders; Cole Harbour McCains; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax McDonalds; Pictou County Weeks Construction; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Pepsi Wildcats

(8) 2008-09	Cape Breton Trades Council Tradesmen; Cape Breton West Islanders; Cole Harbour McCains; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax McDonalds; Pictou County Weeks Construction; Canadian Tire Mustangs; Valley Pepsi Wildcats

(8) 2009-10	Canadian Tire Mustangs; Cape Breton Tradesmen; Cape Breton West Islanders; Cole Harbour Major Midgets; Dartmouth Subways; Halifax Taylar Made Security Titans; Valley Sport Swapper Wildcats; Weeks Major Midgets

(8) 2010-11	Canadian Tire Mustangs; Cape Breton Tradesmen; Cape Breton West Islanders; Cole Harbour Major Midgets; Dartmouth Ice Dawgs; Halifax Taylar Made Security Titans; Valley Wildcats; Weeks Major Midgets

(8) 2011-12	Canadian Tire Mustangs; Cape Breton Tradesmen; Cape Breton West Islanders; Cole Harbour Major Midgets; Dartmouth Taylor Flooring Major Midgets; Halifax Titans; Valley Wildcats; Weeks Major Midgets

(8) 2012-13	Cape Breton Tradesmen; Cape Breton West Islanders; Cole Harbour Pro Hockey Life Wolfpack; Halifax McDonalds Major Midgets; Newbridge Academy Gladiators; South Shore Mustangs; Valley Wildcats; Weeks Major Midgets

(8) 2013-14	Cape Breton Tradesmen; Cape Breton West Islanders; Charlie's Pizza South Shore Mustangs; Cole Harbour Pro Hockey Life Wolfpack; Halifax McDonalds Major Midgets; Newbridge Academy Gladiators; Valley CIBC Wood Gundy Wildcats; Weeks Major Midgets

(8) 2014-15	Cape Breton Tradesmen; Cape Breton West Islanders; Charlie's Pizza South Shore Mustangs; Cole Harbour Pro Hockey Life Wolfpack; Halifax McDonalds Major Midgets; Steele Subaru Major Midgets; Valley CIBC Wood Gundy Wildcats; Weeks Major Midgets

(8) 2015-16	Cape Breton Tradesmen; Cape Breton West Islanders; Charlie's Pizza South Shore Mustangs; Cole Harbour Pro Hockey Life Wolfpack; Halifax McDonalds Major Midgets; Steele Subaru Major Midgets; Valley CIBC Wood Gundy Wildcats; Weeks Major Midgets

(8) 2016-17	Cape Breton Tradesmen; Cape Breton West Islanders; Charlie's Pizza South Shore Mustangs; Cole Harbour Pro Hockey Life Wolfpack; Halifax McDonalds Major Midgets; Steele Subaru Major Midgets; Valley Wildcats; Weeks Major Midgets

(8) 2017-18	Cape Breton Unionized Tradesmen; Cape Breton West Islanders; Cole Harbour Pro Hockey Life Wolf Pack; Halifax McDonalds; Kohltech Valley Wildcats; Steele Subaru Major Midgets; UPS South Shore Mustangs; Weeks Major Midgets

(8) 2018-19	Cape Breton Unionized Tradesmen; Cape Breton West Islanders; Cole Harbour Pro Hockey Life Wolf Pack; Halifax McDonalds; Kohltech Valley Wildcats; Steele Subaru Major Midgets; UPS South Shore Mustangs; Weeks Major Midgets

(8) 2019-20	Cape Breton West Islanders; Cole Harbour Pro Hockey Life Wolf Pack; Halifax McDonalds; Kohltech Valley Wildcats; Steele Subaru; Sydney Mitsubishi Rush; UPS South Shore Mustangs; Weeks Major Midgets

(8) 2020-21	Cape Breton West Islanders; Cole Harbour Pro Hockey Life Wolf Pack; Halifax McDonalds; Kohltech Valley Wildcats; Steele Subaru; Sydney Mitsubishi Rush; UPS South Shore Mustangs; Weeks Major Midgets

(8) 2021-22	Cape Breton West Islanders; Cole Harbour Pro Hockey Life Wolf Pack; Halifax McDonalds; Kohltech Valley Wildcats; Steele Subaru; Sydney Mitsubishi Rush; UPS South Shore Mustangs; Weeks Majors

(8) 2022-23	Cape Breton West Islanders; Cole Harbour Pro Hockey Life Wolf Pack; Halifax McDonalds; Kohltech Valley Wildcats; Steele Subaru; Sydney Mitsubishi Rush; UPS South Shore Mustangs; Weeks Majors

NSMMHL RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

MOST POINTS - ONE SEASON

PTS.	PLAYER / TEAM	YEAR
97	Fabian Joseph, Cape Breton	1981-82
93	Sidney Crosby, Dartmouth	2001-02
93	Robbie Sinclair, Cape Breton	1993-94
86	Jack MacKeigan, Cape Breton	1981-82
84	Brett Morrison, Cape Breton	2003-04
83	Derrick Pyke, Cape Breton	1993-94
82	Trevor Walsh, Pictou County	1987-88
81	Chris Angione, Cape Breton	1993-94
80	Mark Carberry, Dartmouth	2000-01

MOST GOALS - ONE SEASON

GOALS	PLAYER / TEAM	YEAR
53	Fabian Joseph, Cape Breton	1981-82
48	Sidney Crosby, Dartmouth	2001-02
43	Brett Morrison, Cape Breton	2003-04
42	Trevor Walsh, Pictou County	1987-88
41	Harvey Timmons, Cape Breton	1990-91
40	Glen Murray, South Shore	1988-89
40	Robbie Sinclair, Cape Breton	1993-94

Mark Youden

MOST ASSISTS - ONE SEASON

ASS.	PLAYER / TEAM	YEAR
64	Mark Youden, Cole Harbour	2003-04
53	Robbie Sinclair, Cape Breton	1993-94
52	Mark Carberry, Dartmouth	2000-01
50	Scott Anderson, South Shore	1988-89
49	Ken MacPherson, Dartmouth	1995-96
48	Andrew Miller, South Shore	2001-02
47	Luke Naylor, Pictou County	1990-91
46	Jason McMullen, Halifax	1989-90

MOST PIM - ONE SEASON

PIM	PLAYER / TEAM	YEAR
279	Errol MacInnes, Cape Breton West	1997-98

MOST POWERPLAY GOALS - ONE SEASON

17

Sidney Crosby, Dartmouth

2001-02

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS - ONE SEASON

8

Andrew Hyson, Cole Harbour

2000-01

LOWEST GOALS AGAINST AVG. - ONE SEASON

1.87

Trent Cavicchi, Dartmouth

1991-92

MOST SHUTOUTS - ONE SEASON

7	Aidan Hosein, Steele	2015-16
6	Justin Ritcey, Valley	2012-13
5	Jacob Brennan, Halifax	2009-10

MOST GOALS - ONE GAME

7	Colin Power, Dartmouth	Jan.20, 1985
7	Matt Oxtoby, Dartmouth	Feb. 25, 2001

Matt Oxtoby

MOST GOALS - ONE PLAYOFF GAME

7

Matt Oxtoby, DS

DS 17 vs. CB 3, March, 2001

MOST ASSISTS - ONE GAME

7	Rod MacIntosh, Cape Breton	Feb. 17, 1985
7	Trevor MacKenzie, Halifax	Nov.11, 2003

MOST POINTS - ONE GAME

12	Colin Power, Dartmouth	Jan. 20, 1985
12	Brian Surette, Halifax	Sept. 25, 1993

MOST POINTS - ONE PLAYOFF GAME:

11

Matt Oxtoby, Dart.

(7-4-11) March, 2001

FASTEST GOAL - FIRST PERIOD

2 Seconds

Sean Pickrem, Valley

Nov. 22, 1987

FASTEST 2 GOALS

5 Seconds

Chad Penney, Dart.

Jan. 28, 1990

FASTEST 3 GOALS:

2:50

Chad Penney, Dart.

Jan. 28, 1990

TEAM RECORDS

MOST POINTS - ONE SEASON

64	Dartmouth Subways	2003-04	36 Games
63	Halifax Titans	2011-12	35 Games
61	Dartmouth Subways	2000-01 2001-02	35 Games

MOST WINS - ONE SEASON

31	Dartmouth Subways	2003-04	36 Games
30	Dartmouth Subways	2000-01	35 Games

FEWEST LOSSES - ONE SEASON

2

Dartmouth Forbes Chevies

Dartmouth Subways

1984-85
1988-89
1991-92

FEWEST POINTS - ONE SEASON

2	South Shore Mustangs	2003-04
2	Sackville (County Thunder)	1989-90

FEWEST WINS - ONE SEASON

0

Sackville (County Thunder)

1989-90

MOST LOSSES - ONE SEASON

35	Sackville (County Thunder)	1989-90	35 Games
35	South Shore Mustangs	2003-04	36 Games

MOST GOALS FOR - ONE SEASON

257

Pictou County Weeks

2000-01

FEWEST GOALS AGAINST - ONE SEASON

71	Dartmouth Subways	1991-92
71	Cape Breton West	2000-01

FEWEST GOALS FOR - ONE SEASON

59

South Shore Mustangs

2003-04

36 Games

MOST GOALS AGAINST - ONE SEASON

290	South Shore Mustangs	2003-04	36 Games
281	Fundy Midgets	1984-85	28 Games
230	South Shore Mustangs	1993-94	28 Games

MOST GOALS FOR - ONE GAME

23	Dartmouth Subways	Jan. 14, 1995
23	Dartmouth Subways	Sept. 25, 1993

MOST GOALS AGAINST - ONE GAME

23	Valley Wildcats	Jan. 14, 1995
23	South Shore Mustangs	Sept. 25, 1993

LONGEST UNBEATEN STREAK

25 Games

Cape Breton West Islanders

2005-06

MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS

21	Halifax Macs	2023-24
15	Dartmouth Forbes Chevys	1984-85

LONGEST WINLESS STREAK

31 Games	South Shore Mustangs	2003-04
28 Games	Sackville (County)	1989-90 (26 L-2 T)

MOST CONSECUTIVE LOSSES

31

South Shore Mustangs

2003-04

Andrew Miller

CAREER SCORING LEADERS

PLAYER TEAM	SEASONS	GP	G	A	PTS.	PIM
1. Andrew Miller, South Shore	2000-2003	85	60	115	175
2. Robbie Sinclair, Cape Breton	1992-1994	55	69	84	163	56
3. Chris Angione, Cape Breton	1992-1994	52	77	72	149	117
4. David Brine, Pictou County	2000-2002	61	69	65	134	40
5. Geoff Hum, Dartmouth	2004-2007	103	53	81	134	145
6. Jordan Scott, South Shore	2003-2006	70	64	69	133	131
7. Matt Boulton, Dartmouth	1994-1997	84	61	67	128	74
8. Alex Arab, Cole Harbour	2013-2016	104	48	78	126	42
9. Kyle Farrell, Cape Breton	2009-2011	62	61	64	125	46
10. Justin d'Entremont, So. Shore	1999-2002	69	68	56	124
11. Mark Vokey, Pictou County	2011-2014	101	52	72	124	195
12. D Dylan King, Halifax	2006-2009	99	31	93	124	74
13. Avery Warner, CB West	2014-2017	100	59	63	122	89
14. Ben Duffy, Halifax / Dart.	2006-2008	69	53	67	120	6
15. Josh Leblanc, South Shore	1998-2001	100	39	81	120
16. Connor Peveril, Cole Harbour	2013-2016	104	55	62	117	56
17. Patrick Rutherford, Pictou Co.	1999-2001	68	49	68	117	70
18. Stephen Fox, CB West	2015-2018	112	66	50	116	34
19. Mason Beck, South Shore	2017-2020	104	35	81	116	98
20. Lew Robicheau, Valley	1995-1998	62	53	61	114	64

Note: The South Shore career totals are from their team history. They
do not appear on Elite Prospects, but do appear to be legitimate.

MOST REGULAR SEASON PENANTS

17	Halifax	80; 81; 84; 90; 91; 94; 97; 00; 03; 09; 11; 12; 14; 15; 18, 21, 22
13	Dartmouth	82; 85; 87; 89; 92; 93; 95; 96; 01; 02; 04; 07; 10
4	Cape Breton	83; 86; 88; 99
4	Cole Harbour	05; 08; 16; 19
2	CB West	06; 17
2	Pictou County	98; 23
1	Antigonish	79
1	Valley	13
1	South Shore	20

MOST LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS

#	TEAM	SEASONS
15	Dartmouth	84; 85; 87; 92; 95; 96; 99; 01; 02; 03; 04; 06; 15; 16; 18
11	Halifax	80; 83; 86; 90; 94; 10; 11; 12; 14; 19, 22
6	Pictou County	88; 93; 97; 98; 00; 23
4	Cole Harbour	05; 07; 08; 09
3	Antigonish	79; 81; 89
2	Cape Breton	82; 91
1	Valley	13
1	CB West	17

LEAGUE HISTORY - 1978 - 2000

From the NSAAAMHL Website:
Celebrating Over 20 Years of Excellence
1978-2000

Entering our 23rd year of operation the Nova Scotia AAA Midget Hockey League has much to
celebrate and be proud of. League graduates continue to make their mark on the NHL scene,
none more so than high scoring St. Louis Blues defenseman Al MacInnis of Port Hood. Joining
MacInnis in the big time are Washington Capitals netminder and former Dartmouth resident
Olaf Kolzig, Los Angeles Kings forward Glen Murray of Bridgewater, Buffalo’s Eric Boulton of
Halifax, and Colin White of New Glasgow who won a Stanley Cup last year with New Jersey.
Other Nova Scotians who see duty in the NHL are Jon Sim, Dallas Stars, Donald MacLean,
Toronto, Craig Hillier, Pittsburgh, and Norm Batherson, Dean Melanson, Craig Ferguson, as
well as Cam Russell, have all either played in the NHL or are only recently removed from it.

Still more locals are earning a living scoring goals and blocking shots in the lower minors and
in Europe. Allan MacIsaac of Antigonish has even risen to the rank of general manager with the
East Coast League's Hampton Road Admirals. But our league’s impact extends far beyond the
pro ranks. Two-time AAA Midget league scoring champion Robbie Sinclair was named captain of
the NCAA Division 1 Princeton Tigers as was Cole Harbour’s Evan Cheverie at U of Miami at
Ohio. Former Harvard University star Craig MacDonald of Antigonish played for Canada's
national team and has also had some playing time in the NHL.

Closer to home, Atlantic Universities Hockey Conference and Maritime Junior A Hockey League
rosters are littered with players who spent valuable time developing at the AAA midget level.
And more league graduates than ever before are being drafted by the Quebec Major Junior
teams, in particular those based in Halifax, Cape Breton, Moncton , and Bathurst. It's the kind
of success story organizers could only dream about when the Maritime AAA Midget Hockey
League, the Nova Scotia league's predecessor, became a reality in the fall of 1978.

At that time membership consisted of franchises from Cape Breton, Nova (Antigonish-Port
Hawkesbury), Halifax, Dartmouth, Valley, and Moncton. Almost immediately, the league
champions began to make their presence felt in the Air Canada Cup national championship with
the Halifax McDonald's finishing a solid fourth out of 10 teams in 1980 and the Nova Midgets
winning a bronze medal in Halifax a year later.

By 1983, Moncton and Saint John, which had joined in 1979, had departed to form a New
Brunswick AAA Midget League, allowing the Maritime circuit to operate for one more season
before evolving into the Nova Scotia AAA Midget Hockey League.

Expansion to Pictou County, South Shore, and Sackville in the mid-80s increased membership
to eight teams and though there has been a couple of franchise shifts (Sackville to Cole Harbour
and Nova to Cape Breton West) in the 1990s that number has remained constant.

In the 1997-98, the NSAAAMHL increased its regular season from 28 to 35 games. In addition,
all teams will, as usual, compete in tournaments throughout the Maritimes, Quebec, and
Ontario. This exposure, combined with quality coaching and a high standard of play, makes the
league an attractive package for virtually every top-notch player in the province who has
aspirations of advancing to the next level.

Yes, AAA midget hockey in Nova Scotia has built a solid foundation through the past two
decades. With continued excitement, enthusiasm, and commitment toward excellence and
player development, the league's future looks to be even brighter.

Hosein Earns Spot in Record Books
2016-02-10

Aidan Hosein

On their 34 game, of the Steel Subaru 2015-16 regular season, Aidan Hosein

recorded his 7 shutout. This shutout gave him the record for the most

shutouts in regular season play. The record replaces the record held by Justin

Ritcey in the 2012-13 season.

Biography - Aidan Hosein

Aidan joined the Steele Subaru Major Midgets this year after moving to Halifax

from Oakville, Ontario. While there he played senior varsity hockey for Oakville

Trafalgar High School. Aidan, at sixteen years of age, is currently in grade

eleven at Halifax Grammar School and hopes to play for an NCAA university in

the future.

A fan of Carey Price, Aidan has focused on improving his reading of the play

this season and his now NSEMMHL league record of 7 shut outs in regular

season play would indicate his growth in this area. In the off season, Aidan

enjoys playing lacrosse and is a music aficionado.

“Hosey” is a popular member of our team but certainly leads his teammates

in superstitious behaviour. Aidan’s game day routine with his aversion to floor

lines and cracks is becoming famous!

FROM HOCKEYSCENE:
GOALTENDER BREAKS 18-YEAR OLD RECORD
HALIFAX, NS - January 21, 2010

Jake Brennan

When Jake Brennan of the Halifax Titans started in net Tuesday night against the

Cape Breton West Islanders, he didn’t stop to think he had a chance to set a new

record in Nova Scotia Major Midget Hockey, all he knew was he wanted to help his

team win.

Well, he got the win, a shutout win, and with that win he set a new record, five shut-

outs in one regular season of play. "It was a good thing to get," he said about the

record, "Shutouts are hard to get but the team helped me. They played just as hard as

ever, even though we were up 6-0 and the coaches told them to keep the pressure on

so I guess we all had a shutout."

The previous record of four shutouts was set in 1982 by Cape Breton Tradesmen’s

Philip David and was tied 10 years later by Trent Cavicchi, of the Dartmouth Subways.

Now, 18 years later, 15 year old, rookie, Jake Brennan, has set a new record for others

to strive to break. And it didn’t come easily, he was called on to make 35 saves to get

it.

In an interview later, he said he has been a goaltender since his first year of atom.

"I always wanted to be one, I just thought from the first time I was with a team, I

want to be the goaltender and I got the chance and have been playing in net ever

since."

The 6’0, 160 pound rookie has taken to his first year in major midget with ease and

is looking forward to his time with the Titans. "I guess when I’m finished here I’d like

to move on to the next level. Right now I’m just happy to be where I am. It’s a great

team and great coaches," he said.

Asked what he liked most about being a goaltender, the grade 10 student at Halifax

Grammar School said, "I think it’s because you control the game. The pressure is on

you to stop the puck, keep the other team from scoring."

"You know sometimes things go wrong up the ice and someone comes in and can

score a goal that could be the winner and it’s up to you to stop them. It’s up to you to

try to win the game," he said. "I mean everyone has to play their very best but some-

times it’s all up to you. You’re the last person who can stop them, I guess that’s what

I like the most about goaltending."

"But I have to say it takes everyone working real hard, all game, and the coaches to

be there to remind us what we have to do to win. I really have to thank everyone. A

goaltender can’t set the record without the help of the whole team and we have a

great team," he said.

The Hammond Plains native currently has a GAA (goals against average) of 1.94 in

15 games and it just could be he’ll add a few more shuouts to his resume in the

months and years ahead.

1981-82 CAPE BRETON COLONELS

82 Colonels to be inducted into Sport Hall of Fame
Published on February 18, 2010

SYDNEY - The 1981-82 edition of the Cape Breton Colonels may have been a mix of

talent from different local minor hockey associations, but together, they jelled both on

and off the ice to put together a memorable season.

The Colonels, who won the Maritime Midget 'AAA' Hockey League championship and

took home a bronze medal from the Air Canada Cup national midget hockey champ-

ionship that season, will be inducted under the team category into the Cape Breton

Sport Hall of Fame at a ceremony May 30 at Centre 200, to be held in conjunction

with the Cape Breton Sport Heritage Awards.

"We had a great group of guys and everybody's done well since then and we've

always kept in touch, so it's one of those things we're all proud of."

The Colonels finished second in the regular-season standings that year behind the

Dartmouth Forbes Chevies. Both teams met in the league final, with the winner to

advance to the Air Canada Cup being held in Victoria, B.C.

Cape Breton upset Dartmouth in their best-of-five series, 3-1, winning the final game

in the Chevies' own barn. One motivator for the Colonels, said MacKeigan, was that

the Dartmouth team had their hotel rooms in Victoria already booked.

The Colonels were led offensively that season by forward Fabian Joseph, who set

league records for goals (53) and points (97) in a season.

In goal, Phil David set a record with four shutouts in a season, a mark that was equalled

by Trent Cavicchi of Dartmouth a decade later.

Their 1982 league championship victory was the first for the Colonels, who wouldn't

win the title again until 1991.

"You're only as good as the guys around you," said Joseph. "I was fortunate enough

to play with some great players and Jack was a big part of that.

"It's one of those things that the older you get, the more you appreciate it."

The Colonels, under head coach and former NHLer Paul (Jigger) Andrea, assistant

coach Jackie MacKeigan Sr. and supported by manager Rod McCarron and equipment

manager Teddy Gouthro, faced stiff competition at the national midget tournament.

Entries included the eventual champion Burnaby Winter Club Travelers led by future

NHLer Cliff Ronning, the Notre Dame Hounds of Saskatchewan, boasting the likes of

Wendel Clarke, Gary Leeman and Russ Courtnall, and the Ste. Foy Gouverneurs that

starred Patrick Roy in goal.

Cape Breton had a real wake-up call in the opening game, getting drubbed by Roy's

Ste. Foy team by a 10-1 score.

"I remember we got there the night before and we didn't play until the next night until

late and by the time we finished the game, it was 2 a.m. our time," said Andrea.

"The kids just weren't in the game, their heads weren't there and their legs weren't

there. I told them after the game to treat this game like a practice.

"We're much better than this, so don't even worry about it. Go, have a good sleep and

we'll get back at it tomorrow.

"The next night, we beat Notre Dame 3-2. The kids really played well. If we had got to

the final, Fabian would have been most valuable player of that tournament."

The Colonels eventually played in the bronze medal game against the South Ottawa

Warriors.

Both teams battled to double overtime and because the championship game between

Burnaby and Ste. Foy was being televised, the Cape Breton-South Ottawa tilt ended in

a draw. As a result, both teams were awarded the bronze medal.

"It was a very well balanced club and everybody bought in," said Andrea. "They worked

hard from the first to third line.

"Actually, I never really had lines. My motto was that if you're good enough to make

the team, you're good enough to play.

"Not everybody played the power play, but certainly everybody played when it was

their turn to play and that's just the way it was.

"I told the kids from the start that this is probably the best hockey you'll ever play, so

enjoy it, play your best, don't worry about losing because we're going to win, all you

had to do is work hard."

tjcolello@cbpost.com

DONNIE AB MACISAAC

The Daily News (Halifax)
Sports, Friday, November 30, 1990
Coach a local rink legend Midget giant MacIsaac described as being 'tough
as nails'
By Carl Fleming

Longtime friends call him 'Don A.B.' and describe him as a pillar in the community.
Rival coaches say he's 'tough as nails' and warn that he's 'a guy you don't mess with.'

The latter comment, perhaps, lends some credence to one of the most memorable
old war stories originating from the Antigonish Memorial Arena.

Although the details are sketchy, the highlights had Don A.B. charging into the second
tier of seats, gear and all, and not stopping until some heckling fans were cowering
somewhere in the parking lot.

Outwardly at least, Don MacIsaac, 51, may have mellowed somewhat since his rock
'em-sock 'em senior hockey playing days of a generation ago.

But the passion Don A.B. (the initials stand for Angus Bernard, his father) holds for his
favorite sport remains as strong as ever. Who else is there with a minor coaching
resume spanning 32 years and counting?

"Don has given his heart and soul to minor hockey," says Cape Breton Capers coach
Francis (Chebot) Cormier, a longtime friend. "There's no end to the energy he's had
for the game. At the same time he's been very dedicated to his wife (Murdo) and
family (seven children). He's made a large contribution to the area."

For the past 12 seasons, MacIsaac has served as GM / coach / trainer /vice president /
fund raiser / taxi driver and more for the Nova Midgets - charter members of the
Maritime AAA Midget League and its successor, the Nova Scotia AAA Midget League.

And his track record -- three trips to the national championships, one national bronze
medal, an undefeated tour of Sweden, over 25 players drafted by major junior teams,
at least three players (son Allan, Al MacInnis and John Bekkers) drafted by NHL teams,
and 12 consecutive playoff appearances -- guarantees instant respect for every Novas
squad even before it takes to the ice.

"The Novas play a certain way," says Halifax McDonald's coach Rusty James. "They're
physical. Tough. They dump the puck in and they play hard for 60 minutes."

In other words, they are a mirror image of their coach.

Since he has been around the AAA midget circuit since Day 1, MacIsaac knows better
than most the effect it has had on the provincial amateur hockey scene.

"At the outset (back in 1978-79), we figured the time had come to get all the best
kids in the Maritimes together in one league," said the Scott Maritimes' employee.
"Now, all you have to do is look where the kids in the university and junior leagues are
coming from.

"This league seems to be a stepping stone. It has created a vacuum for high achievers,
kids who have dreams of moving on."

The NSMHL's reputation for a high standard of play didn't come overnight, however.

"Any league is only as good as the people running it," said MacIsaac, an imposing figure
at six-foot-four. "In our case, we've had people like Dave Driscoll, R. B. Kimball and
Wayne MacPherson running things over the years. They like to do things right and the
spin-off (for the teams and players) is great."

Although he devotes an estimated 50 hours per week (not to mention spending a sizable
amount of his own money over the years) to the Novas, there is no mistaking why
MacIsaac has never grown tired of the wear and tear.

"The bottom line is that the midgets are genuine," he said. "They may not have all the
skills but in most cases they'll give you 105 per cent. We've even got players who travel
160 miles (round-trip) to practice."

Coaching his own boys (Allan, Blaire and Ian, not to mention at least six nephews over
the years) has provided a special challenge.

"It makes for a very tough situation when there is family involved," said the former
president of Antigonish minor hockey. "It's easier if your kids are fairly good, but if they
aren't, it's awkward."

Rest assured that the MacIsaac boys could more than hold their own but their dad
concedes he was 'maybe too tough' on them, nonetheless.

Although Don A.B. talks about hanging up his coach's hat "if somebody came along who
would do it...", one suspects he'll stick around at least until youngest son Colin (a six-
foot-plus bantam-aged defenceman) makes the grade.

In the meantime, he's got another edition of the Novas to run and, as usual, it is among
the league's upper echelon with a fourth-place 7-5-2 record entering a weekend double-
header against the Valley Wildcats.

"We've got something -- big hearts and really dedicated type guys -- we didn't have as
much of last year," said MacIsaac. "Our penalty killing and power play units are built
from each line.

"Sometimes it hurts during the regular season, but it helps in the end because you're
not depending on two or three guys in the playoffs."

It's a tried-and-true theory. Don A.B. has been around long enough to know.

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Post by JPA on Sept 18, 2022 6:33:27 GMT -4

Most of the information in these record books can't be found elsewhere.

The early years are very hard to find information from.

If anybody can help out with the missing information (player stats, trophy winners and All-Star info) from the first couple of seasons, it would be very much appreciated.

It's one of those things where it's hard to rest until you fill in the missing pieces.

If you can help out - please let me know at : justpuckinaround@hotmail.com

Or - send a private message here on the forum - just click on my username.

The following franchise capsules are meant as a way to provide a quick overview of their accomplishments over the years, as well as to include a few items of interest.

Pictures, images and newspaper clippings always add a bit of colour and grab the reader's attention. If you have anything of interest, we'd love to be able to add it here.

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2023-24 TEAM STAFF

Willie MacDonald

Head Coach Willie MacDonald
Assistant Coach Michael Macdonald
Assistant Coach Keenan Gillis
General Manager Brian Macinnis

FROM ALMACINNISSPORTSCENTRE.COM

History of the Cape Breton West Islanders
The Cape Breton West area has been host to a Major Midget Hockey Team since the 1995-96 hockey season and its franchises have a long and storied history. A group of hockey men from the “West” area, namely John Carl Gillies and Alex Chooch MacDonald from Port Hood, Ross Ingraham from Margaree, Arnold Dithurbide from Cheticamp, Martin Bernard from Whycocomagh just to name a few, got together and applied to the NSMMHL for a franchise to replace the “Nova Midgets” which had taken a leave of absence.

The team was called “Rods’ One-Stop Eagles” after its original sponsor, Rod Goo-Goo who owned Rod’s One Stop in Whycocomagh. The team practiced out of the old Whycocomagh Arena but played their home games at six different arenas in the West coverage area. Neil MacDonald from Cheticamp was the initial coach. The most prominent player from this era was Aaron Johnson.

Prior to the 2001-2002 season, the franchise went up for bids and moved to the Baddeck Arena, where they were re-named the Inverary Islanders. Scott MacAulay the owner of the Inverary Inn was the team sponsor. The most notable player during that time frame was Judigue native Andrew MacDonald.

In May of 2005, the team was put up for bids again and the Al MacInnis Sports Center under Manager Joe Morris and Arena President Brian MacInnis were awarded the franchise and named the Cape Breton West Islanders. During their initial season led by Team President Lester Cambell and Head Coach Craig MacInnis, the Islanders finished first in league play, including recording an undefeated 25 game streak which is still in the record books. They lost a vicious 7 game series in the League Finals to the Dartmouth Subways. The team was led that year by Team Captain Kyle Duke MacDonald and featured the high scoring line of Nick MacNeil, Adam Laite and Willie Harvey. Murdock MacLellan a top forward anchored the Power Play and was a premier Penalty killer.

Since that initial season the Islanders have had three other head Coaches, Brian MacInnis, Nick Muise and Sean Donovan. They also have had many Team Captains – 2005-06 Kyle “Duke” MacDonald 06/07 Graham Decoste, 07/08 Marco Deveaux,08/09 Kendall MacInnis, 09/10 Dale MacIntosh, 10/12 Brandon MacKinnon, 12/13 Regan Spears and from 2013-15 Alex Bonaparte.

The 2015-16 season will be the 11th season for the Islanders playing at the Al MacInnis Sports Center in Port Hood. Many fine young men have gone through the program, and the goal is to continue to provide that opportunity to all the aspiring young players in the “West” coverage area.

Update: The Islanders won their first and only league championship during the 2016-17 season. They would go on to win the Atlantics and the Telus Cup as national champions, becoming the first team from Atlantic Canada to win the National U18 Championship.

The franchise career scoring leaders are Avery Warner (100-59-63*-122*) and Stephen Fox (112-66*-50-116).

2016-17 TELUS CUP CHAMPIONS

FROM THE INVERNESS ORAN:
Cape Breton West place exclamation point on season
by Bill Dunphy

The Cape Breton West Islanders added another first to their team history: an awards banquet in June. The
end-of-season team celebration is usually held while there’s snow on the ground, but a few things got in the
way this past season, such as a Nova Scotia Major Midget Hockey League championship, an Atlantic champ-
ionship, and a national Telus Cup championship at the end of April.

This year’s banquet, held on Saturday at the Al MacInnis Sports Centre in Port Hood, also included a parade
that began in Antigonish, an outdoor barbecue at the arena, and a meet-and- greet with the players.

If anyone thought the enthusiasm over the Islanders’ historic win had waned, they were sadly mistaken.
Cars were parked from the top of the Wharf Road on Main Street down to the old wharf and everywhere in
between. Tail-gate parties were happening everywhere and inside the rink a steady line of autograph seekers
were keeping all 20 players busy, but a delicious roast beef dinner, prepared by the women of the Port Hood
CWL, waits for no man or woman, and emcee Bob MacEachern soon had the 350-plus attendees lining up for
their meal.

Guest speaker for the event was Murdock MacLellan, a former player who went on to play in the Quebec
Major Junior Hockey League and then captain the St. F.X. X-Men while obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree.
MacLellan was also a teammate of Islanders coach Kyle MacDonald when the team set a league record of 25
consecutive wins without a loss, wryly pointing out that it was about the only record this year’s version of the
team didn’t break.

“You have won more titles and accolades than I’ve won in my whole career,” he said, noting their “never quit”
attitude. “That’s the main reason why you were so successful.”

MacLellan, who was never drafted into the QMJHL and dead last in the Junior A draft, urged the players to
never take themselves so seriously that they lose sight of what’s important in hockey.

“Don’t be in a rush to play Junior hockey, embrace another year of Midget if you can. You need to have fun
and enjoy things in life (because) hockey is not always going to play out like you want it to,” he said. “The
beautiful part about hockey is that tomorrow is another day.”

The team’s first major sponsor, Waycobah First Nation Chief Roderick Googoo, also congratulated the team.
“There are so many people who sacrificed so much to get that team going,” he said, noting to applause the
contribution the late John Carl Gillies made in the early years. “We were a temporary team back then (the
Antigonish Novas had taken a leave of absence) and we didn’t get any respect. And starting out we weren’t
winning and John Carl would say we’d get them next period, or next game, or next year. “Well, John Carl,
we finally got ‘em!”

Googoo also pointed out that there are very few teams who can say their coaches were players who came
back to coach, including assistants Willie MacDonald and Kyle Gillies. Gillies, John Carl’s son, also played on
the first Cape Breton West team.

Head coach Kyle MacDonald spoke next. “I’m very, very thankful to be involved with such a group of young
men. We set out to be the hardest working team in the league, and I think, with the leadership we had in
the room, we achieved that.”

He recalled a weekend in Halifax during the regular season in which they lost to the McDonalds on Saturday
in what he described as “one of our worst performances.” So before playing Dartmouth on Sunday, the
coaching staff got the team up for a run at 6 a.m. “We were thinking how mad they’re going to be (but)
everyone was in good cheer. They didn’t accept their effort the night before. They didn’t see it as punishment
but as an opportunity to become a better team.”

The awards ceremony followed, with MacDonald speaking to the attributes of each award winner. The award
winners included: Ewan MacDonald, rookie of the year; Fearghus MacDonald, coaches award; Liam MacKinnon,
top defensive player; Avery Warner, top forward; Keenan Gillis, top defenceman; Jack Morris, most improved;
Dylan MacDonald, unsung hero; Colten Ellis, playoff MVP; Jacob Hudson, MVP.

Academic advisor John Campbell was next to the podium, where he announced the academic and special
achievement awards. “You would think that with all the late-night practices, weekend tournaments, league
and playoff games, and trips across the country that the players would not have much time to keep their
marks at a respectable level,” he said. “The following awards prove that being successful on the ice doesn’t
mean that your scholastic successes need to suffer.”

The evening’s biggest winner was Dylan MacDonald, who walked away with bursaries and scholarships
valued at $5,500. They included the $1,000 Esso Kids scholarship, which combines academic excellence,
community involvement, role model characteristics, positive attitude, and future career planning; $500 Ice
Jam scholarship; $1,000 Dianna Thornton Education Fund scholarship; $1,000 Donnie A.B. MacIsaac
bursary; and the major award $2,000 Cape Breton Screaming Eagles scholarship.

The Cape Breton West Islanders $500 scholarship and trophy was presented to Spencer Barron. The
$1,000 Judge R.E. (Bud) Kimball scholarship was won by Craig Ryan. Avery Warner received the $500 Ice
Jam scholarship and the $500 Cape Breton Screaming Eagles team scholarship. Jacob Hudson was
presented the 2017 Telus Cup MVP scholarship while in Prince George, valued at $1,000.

Islanders team President Brian MacInnis concluded the evening’s celebration, thanking the coaches and
players, parents, members of the executive, special thanks to secretary Tammy MacDonald for going
above and beyond the call of duty, and especially the Cape Breton West fans.

“We had a lot of close encounters this season,” MacInnis said, noting how the team emerged from three
-way ties in the round-robin at Atlantics and the Telus Cup, then coming back from down 4-2 in the Telus
Cup final. “That’s what champions are made of – they win the close ones.” And in closing, “The Islanders’
victory is your victory. We’re the best team in Canada.”

FRANCHISE TIMELINE

SEASONS	TEAM NAME	HEAD COACH
1995-2001	Cape Breton West Rod's One Stop Eagles	95-96 Neil MacDonald 99-02 Robert Ryan
2001-2005	Cape Breton West Inverary Islanders	Brian MacInnis
2005-2023	Cape Breton West Islanders	See Below

Nick MacNeil

SEASON	FRANCHISE NAME	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	PTS.	RK	PO	COACH
2004-05	CBW Inverary Islanders	35	22	11	2	143	109	46	4	Lost SF	Craig MacInnis
2005-06	Cape Breton West Islanders	35	27	6	2	151	92	56	1	Lost Final	Craig MacInnis
2006-07	Cape Breton West Islanders	35	19	12	4	145	119	42	3	Lost SF	Craig MacInnis
2007-08	Cape Breton West Islanders	35	18	16	1	132	114	37	4	Lost SF	Craig MacInnis
2008-09	Cape Breton West Islanders	35	14	16	5	118	136	35	5	Lost SF
2009-10	Cape Breton West Islanders	35	13	18	4	104	147	30	6	Lost QF
2010-11	Cape Breton West Islanders	35	5	29	1	74	147	11	8	Lost QF	Nick Muise
2011-12	Cape Breton West Islanders	35	12	21	2	93	140	26	7	Lost QF	Sean Donovan
2012-13	Cape Breton West Islanders	35	21	11	3	150	119	45	4	Lost SF	Sean Donovan
2013-14	Cape Breton West Islanders	34	10	22	2	86	130	22	7	Lost QF	Sean Donovan
2014-15	Cape Breton West Islanders	34	14	18	2	102	104	30	5	Lost QF	Sean Donovan
2015-16	Cape Breton West Islanders	38	11	19	8	116	137	30	6	Lost QF	Troy Chiasson
2016-17	Cape Breton West Islanders	38	31	5	2	202	86	64	1	Champions	Kyle MacDonald
2017-18	Cape Breton West Islanders	36	26	10	0	108	136	52	3	Lost SF	Kyle MacDonald
2018-19	Cape Breton West Islanders	36	15	19	2	111	145	32	5	Lost SF	Nick MacNeil
2019-20	Cape Breton West Islanders	35	13	21	2	107	170	28	6	-	Nick MacNeil
2020-21	Cape Breton West Islanders	29	12	13	4	91	94	28	6	-	Nick MacNeil
2021-22	Cape Breton West Islanders	34	12	20	2	87	123	26	6	Lost SF	Kyle Gillies
2022-23	Cape Breton West Islanders	35	7	23	5	92	149	19	7	Lost QF	Kyle Gillies
2023-24	Cape Breton West Islanders										Willie MacDonald

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2023-24 Team Staff

Kyle Dunn

Head Coach Kyle Dunn
Assistant Coach Brad Ryckman
Assistant Coach Todd Shupe
Interim Governor Paul Graham
Interim GM Andre Lefebvre

COLE HARBOUR WOLFPACK

Team History
Let me start off by saying that I'm missing a lot of the information going back to the early days of Major Midget / Under 18 hockey in Atlantic Canada. That's the main reason I'm trying to put together this collection - to fill in as many of the missing pieces as possible.

From what I can put together, the Cole Harbour franchise joined the Nova Scotia AAA Midget Hockey League as an expansion franchise for the 1987-88 season as the league went from seven to eight teams.

They were known as the Sackville Blazers for their first two seasons before changing their name to the County Thunder from 1989 to 1991. The Blazers had gone an entire season without picking up a win in their second season (1988-89).

Beginning in 1991, the franchise became known as Cole Harbour with several different sponsors over the years including Dairy Queen, Pepsi and McCains. They play their home games out of Cole Harbour Place.

The franchise has won four league championships, the first in 2005, and then three consecutive championships in 2008, 2009 and 2010. They are the last league franchise to "three-peat." The only other franchise to accomplish three or more consecutive league championships were the Dartmouth Subways who won four in a row (2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004). Steve Crowell served as the head coach in each of their championship seasons.

Elite Prospects shows Alex Arab (104-48-78*-126) and Connor Peveril (104-55*-62-117) as the franchise career scoring leaders. Statistics from the league's earlier seasons (pre-2004) are unavailable for the most part.

I'm currently working on putting together the franchise history with a couple of people from the early days and will update as more information becomes available. As well, season by season standings, coaching histories and so on will also be updated as that information is uncovered.

The franchise is currently going through a reorganization and is looking for new ownership entering the 2023-24 season.

For all franchise histories, if anybody is able to help out or fill in some missing pieces, it would be very much appreciated.

FRANCHISE TIMELINE

SEASONS	TEAM NAME	HEAD COACH
1987-1989	Sackville Blazers
1989-1991	County Thunder
1991-1993	Cole Harbour DQ - Pepsi Thunder
1993-1996	Cole Harbour Dairy Queen Red Wings
1996-2002	Cole Harbour Dairy Queen Blizzard	99-01 Bill Short
2002-2004	Cole Harbour Rage	02-03 Trevor Doyle 03-04 Steve Crowell
2004-2009	Cole Harbour McCains	Steve Crowell
2009-2011	Cole Harbour Major Midgets	Steve Crowell
2011-2023	Cole Harbour Pro Hockey Life Wolfpack	See Below

Jon Greenwood

SEASON	FRANCHISE NAME	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	PTS.	RK	PO	COACH
2004-05	Cole Harbour McCains	35	25	9	1	171	104	51	1	Champions	Steve Crowell
2005-06	Cole Harbour McCains	35	25	7	3	163	96	53	2	Lost SF	Steve Crowell
2006-07	Cole Harbour McCains	35	17	14	4	137	125	38	4	Lost SF	Steve Crowell
2007-08	Cole Harbour McCains	35	22	10	3	141	92	47	2	Champions	Steve Crowell
2008-09	Cole Harbour McCains	35	28	6	1	155	83	57	1	Champions	Steve Crowell
2009-10	Cole Harbour Major Midgets	35	24	8	3	166	104	51	2	Champions	Steve Crowell
2010-11	Cole Harbour Major Midgets	35	19	14	2	121	101	40	5	Lost SF	Steve Crowell
2011-12	Cole Harbour Major Midgets	35	17	15	3	96	110	37	5	Lost QF	Steve Crowell
2012-13	CH Pro Life Wolfpack	35	11	19	5	94	157	27	6	Lost QF	Jon Greenwood
2013-14	CH Pro Life Wolfpack	34	26	6	2	155	88	54	2	Lost SF	Jon Greenwood
2014-15	CH Pro Life Wolfpack	34	22	11	1	131	86	45	3	Lost SF	Danny MacKinnon
2015-16	CH Pro Life Wolfpack	38	27	5	6	171	82	60	1	Lost Final	Danny MacKinnon
2016-17	CH Pro Life Wolfpack	38	23	12	3	152	116	49	4	Lost QF	Danny MacKinnon
2017-18	CH Pro Life Wolfpack	36	16	18	2	108	136	34	5	Lost SF
2018-19	CH Pro Life Wolfpack	36	30	2	4	164	75	64	1	Lost Final	Andre Lefebvre
2019-20	CH Pro Life Wolfpack	35	22	9	4	165	118	48	3	-
2020-21	CH Pro Life Wolfpack	29	13	14	2	104	98	28	5	-
2021-22	CH Pro Life Wolfpack	34	19	14	1	139	114	39	4	Lost SF	Tom Lee
2022-23	CH Pro Life Wolfpack	35	23	11	1	158	97	47	3	Lost Final	Jason Cannon
2023-24	CH Pro Life Wolfpack										Kyle Dunn

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2023-24 Team Staff

Marty King

Head Coach Marty King
Assistant Coach Jordan Burke
Assistant Coach Colin Beardsmore
General Manager Steve Crowell

DARTMOUTH STEELE-SUBARU

FROM SUBWAYHOCKEY.COM

DARTMOUTH AAA MIDGET - HISTORY AND TRADITION
As a proud founding member of the Nova Scotia AAA Midget Hockey League in 1978, the Dartmouth AAA Midget Hockey Club has experienced many successes on the ice and away from the arena. In a league that is committed to the development of hockey players our team is second to none. What we are most proud of, however, is our history of helping individuals prepare to meet challenges, overcome obstacles, and experience success, not just in hockey, but also in family, in education, in the community, and in everyday life.

During the past twenty-one years, playing mainly out of the Gray Arena, Bowles Arena, and Dartmouth Sportsplex, our club has performed under the names of the Dartmouth Forbes Chevys, the Midget Mounties, the Thrifty Car Rental Kings, and since 1993, the Dartmouth Subways. These teams have been successfully guided by individuals such as Bill Shannon, Mike Clarke, Wallace Deveau, Gerry Gunther, Don Bauld, Steve Crowell, and Brad Crossley with others, too numerous too mention, working hard behind the scenes.

Dartmouth teams have traditionally led the way on the ice and presently hold the record for most League Pennants (9) and most League Championships (8). Dartmouth teams also hold or share ten of the League's eighteen official Team Records and our players hold or share seven of the fourteen official Individual Records. With six trips to the National Championships, and a bronze medal finish in 1992, we are very proud of our distinction in the region and across the country as being a first class, highly competitive organization.

Throughout the 1990's our club has been extremely stable, consistent, and a challenge to compete against. Being guided by just two head coaches over the past twelve years, our teams and players, since 1990, have forged an admirable overall record of 475 wins, 198 losses, and 58 ties. During this period, Dartmouth players have been awarded 21 First Team All-star positions, 12 Second Team selections, 3 MVP's, 4 Top Goaltender Awards, 2 Top Defenceman, 3 Top Rookie defenceman, 4 Rookie of the Year Awards, 2 Gentlemanly Player Awards, 2 Top Scorers, and 4 Academic‑Athletic Scholarships.

There have been many talented people to play for and graduate from our program. In fact all who have played here have, in some way, contributed to our club's growth and prosperity. Many players have graduated to Tier II Junior, Major Junior, and eventually University Hockey. Others such as Cam Russell, Chad Penney, Jake Grimes, Olaf Kolzig, Trent Cavicchi, and Craig Hillier have been fortunate and talented enough to play professionally. Some have also chosen not to play and have found success and enjoyment in other facets of life outside of our game and are outstanding community members.

Traditionally, Dartmouth teams have attracted quality, character people and families, not only good hockey players. Being guided by a list of Core Team Values, which encompass and include family, education, opportunity, success, commitment, discipline, sacrifice, passion, pride, teamwork, understanding, challenge, community, tradition, integrity, and enjoyment, we have all been better able to positively contribute to the rich tradition of the Dartmouth AAA Midget Hockey Club and overcome challenges around us. We sincerely appreciate, thank, and continually support all who have helped enrich our program as a player, parent, coach, manager, trainer, executive member, volunteer, family member, sponsor, and community supporter.

Update:
The Dartmouth Steele Subaru are one of only three Nova Scotia franchises remaining from when the original Maritime AAA Midget Hockey League was formed in 1978. Halifax and Valley are the others. Dartmouth and Halifax are the only two franchises to have played every season, with Valley sitting out a season with a leave of absence.

The franchise was known in their earlier years as Dartmouth and have had several different title sponsors over the years. They have also been the most successful franchise with 15 league playoff championships, including four consecutive from 2001 to 2004, and six in an eight year span between 1999 and 2006.

Elite Prospects shows the career scoring leaders to be Avery Warner (100-59-63*-110) and Ben Mercer (97-39-68*-107), but they only go back to the 2004-05 season with complete league stats.

Sidney Crosby is by far the franchise's most famous alumnus - carrying them to the Air Canada Cup final game in 2002, where he led the tournament in scoring as a 14 year-old and was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player.

The franchise has played out of the Dartmouth Sportsplex since it was built in 1982 and played host to the Air Canada Cup in 1992.

2001-02 DARTMOUTH SUBWAYS

FRANCHISE TIMELINE

SEASONS	TEAM NAME	HEAD COACH
1978-1985	Dartmouth Forbes Chevys	78-80 Bill Shannon 80-84 Mike Clarke
1985-1989 1990-1991	Dartmouth Rental Kings	84-85 Gerry Gunther and Wallace Deveau 86-88 Don Bauld 88-89 Steve Crowell
1989-1990	Dartmouth Midget Mounties	Steve Crowell
1991-1993	Dartmouth Thrifty Car Rental Kings	Steve Crowell
1993-1994	Dartmouth Car Rentals	Steve Crowell
1994-2010	Dartmouth Subways	88-97 Steve Crowell 98-07 Brad Crossley
2010-2011	Dartmouth Ice Dawgs	10-11 Brad Crossley
2011-2012	Dartmouth Taylor Flooring Major Midgets	11-12 Brad Crossley
2012-2014	Newbridge Academy Gladiators	Steve Crowell
2014-2023	Dartmouth Steele Subaru	Steve Crowell

Steve Crowell

SEASON	FRANCHISE NAME	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	PTS.	RK	PO	COACH
2004-05	Dartmouth Subways	35	24	10	1	178	94	49	3	Lost Final	Brad Crossley
2005-06	Dartmouth Subways	35	25	9	1	181	109	51	3	Champion	Brad Crossley
2006-07	Dartmouth Subways	35	25	8	2	163	115	52	2	Champion	Brad Crossley
2007-08	Dartmouth Subways	35	26	6	3	163	108	55	1	Lost Final
2008-09	Dartmouth Subways	35	24	7	4	137	91	52	3	Lost SF	Jason Troini
2009-10	Dartmouth Subways	35	24	9	2	162	95	50	2	Lost SF
2010-11	Dartmouth Ice Dawgs	35	28	5	2	153	85	58	1	Lost Final	Brad Crossley
2011-12	Dartmouth Taylor Flooring	35	24	8	3	96	110	51	2	Lost Final	Jason Troini
2012-13	Newbridge Academy Gladiators	35	25	8	2	140	93	52	3	Lost Final	Steve Crowell
2013-14	Newbridge Academy Gladiators	34	23	8	3	147	87	49	3	Lost Final	Steve Crowell
2014-15	Dartmouth Steele Subaru	34	22	9	3	140	94	47	2	Champion	Steve Crowell
2015-16	Dartmouth Steele Subaru	38	29	5	4	177	77	62	2	Champion	Steve Crowell
2016-17	Dartmouth Steele Subaru	38	28	8	2	168	98	58	2	Lost Final	Steve Crowell
2017-18	Dartmouth Steele Subaru	36	29	7	1	76	59	59	2	Champion	Steve Crowell
2018-19	Dartmouth Steele Subaru	36	22	12	2	121	104	46	3	Lost SF	Steve Crowell
2019-20	Dartmouth Steele Subaru	35	18	16	1	165	118	37	5	-	Steve Crowell
2020-21	Dartmouth Steele Subaru	29	20	8	1	77	46	41	2	-	Steve Crowell
2021-22	Dartmouth Steele Subaru	34	26	6	2	141	79	54	2	Lost SF	Marty King
2022-23	Dartmouth Steele Subaru	35	24	10	1	136	104	49	2	Lost Final	Marty King
2023-24	Dartmouth Steele Subaru										Marty King

FROM THE GLOBE AND MAIL:
For prospects from Canada’s East Coast, the path to the NHL is clearer than ever before
GREG MERCER
DARTMOUTH, N.S.
PUBLISHED OCTOBER 8, 2021

The dressing room of the Dartmouth Steele Subaru Major Midgets has a wall of fame that could rival any
minor-hockey program in Canada, with names such as Sidney Crosby, Brad Marchand and Cam Russell
looming over the players below.

They’re among the more than 20 players who skated for Dartmouth as teenagers on their way to careers
in the NHL, and some of the roughly 50 alumni who graduated to professional hockey. But sometimes,
head coach and general manager Steve Crowell wonders about the ones who never had a chance to play
on a bigger stage.

Before the arrival of the QMJHL in Atlantic Canada in the 1990s and 2000s, the East Coast was unknown
territory for most hockey scouts in Canada. Before Triple A midget teams such as Dartmouth, Cole Harbour
or the Moncton Flyers became well-known pipelines for major-junior hockey, the NHL and other professional
leagues, players there had to defy the odds to get noticed.

“It was just a totally untapped region,” said Crowell, a veteran coach who has been a fixture of Nova
Scotia’s midget hockey scene since the 1980s. “So many really good kids never got opportunities back then.
Nobody saw them.”

Some players did break through, of course, with notable Nova Scotian NHLers such as Al MacInnis and
Glen Murray, who signed pro contracts in the 1980s and early 1990s because they were given a rare shot in
the OHL and had exposure on national teams. But unless you were an exceptional talent, it was hard to get
attention outside the region.

Since then, the arrival of an army of QMJHL scouts, and generational players such as Crosby, have drawn
more attention to East Coast rinks than in the past.

“It’s just exploded,” Crowell said. “It’s like night and day. There were no less than 20 scouts in the building
for our season opener on Sunday. We have 15 to 20 scouts at every one of our games now.”

Today Dartmouth alumni can be spotted throughout the NHL. Morgan Barron made his debut with the New
York Rangers last season. Matthew Highmore, in his fourth season in the NHL, is now skating with Vancouver.
Luke Henman, Dartmouth’s former captain, was the first player to sign with the Seattle Kraken. Defenceman
Peter Diliberatore got into pre-season action with the Vegas Golden Knights.

Any bias that used to exist against players from the Maritimes is long gone, said Bob LeBlanc, the long-time
head of scouting for the QMJHL’s Halifax Mooseheads. Players who in the past would have been relegated to
lower rounds in the QMJHL draft, because scouts had seen so little of them, are now going in the first round.
Before there were any Q teams in the Maritimes, language barriers also made some players reluctant to play
in Quebec, and some teams hesitant to sign them, which also limited their options.

“In the past, unless you were the top dog, you didn’t get that opportunity. There was no way you could
really show what you could do,” LeBlanc said. “For a long time, the Quebec teams wouldn’t touch anybody
from the Maritimes.”

For a time in the 1970s and ‘80s, LeBlanc was one of the only scouts working in Atlantic Canada, tracking
players for the Hull Olympiques. Today, his network of scouts crowd into the stands along with those from
every other Quebec major-junior team. It’s common to have dozens of them at every showcase tournament
in the region.

“In the early days, it was open territory back then. I had my pick of the litter,” LeBlanc said. “A lot of the
Quebec other teams saw this, and said ‘Whoa, this isn’t fair.’ I was bringing the top Maritime kids in, and we
were winning. So they started to get their scouts into the Maritimes, to do what I was doing.”

It helps that the six QMJHL teams now in Atlantic Canada have put a priority on signing local players, giving
them a chance to be drafted that didn’t exist before. The Mooseheads aggressively pursued Nathan
MacKinnon, like Crosby another Cole Harbour, N.S., native, and he thanked them by leading the team to its
first Memorial Cup championship in 2013, before the Colorado Avalanche used their first pick to select him.

Players here no longer have the pressure to perform in one big tournament, because scouts are following
them all season long, LeBlanc said. The Mooseheads, the first QMJHL team to be established in Atlantic
Canada in 1994 after the departure of the AHL, have four scouts dedicated to the Maritimes, along with four
in Quebec and one in the United States.

“In the past, players here couldn’t even see major-junior hockey games. They looked at the NHL and
thought that’s sort of far-fetched,” LeBlanc said. “Now they start at a young age wanting to be Sidney
Crosby. They say, ‘Jeeze, if this guy from Cole Harbour can do it, why can’t I?’ That dream starts very
early now.”

As more NHLers come out of the region, more young players are competing to make the rosters of teams
such as Dartmouth, seeing a path to a professional career in hockey that wasn’t there before, LeBlanc said.

“Now it’s a reachable target for them,” he said. “Now they see all those others players, and they work that
much harder. They’re now training 12 months a year. The skill level has increased along with it.”

Players who make midget Triple A rosters today see it as a clear stepping-stone to bigger things, Crowell
said. That’s brought a whole new level of professionalism to their approach, he said, with hockey-specific
strength and conditioning programs and training that doesn’t take any time off year-round.

“It used to be the kids came to training camp to get themselves into shape. Now they all have personal
trainers, and they show up in great shape,” he said. “You might have had five athletes doing this on your
team in the past. Now they’re all doing it.”

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NOVA SCOTIA U18 RECORD BOOK Sept 18, 2023 17:00:57 GMT -4

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2023-24 Team Staff

Tim Boyce

Tim Boyce Head Coach/Director of Hockey Operations
Tony McCarthy Assistant Coach
Craig Stevens Assistant Coach
Scott Power President

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HALIFAX MCDONALDS (MACS)

Team History
The Halifax McDonalds have one of the longest storied traditions of Major Midget hockey in Nova Scotia dating back to 1976. As a chartered member of the Nova Scotia Eastlink Major Midget Hockey League, the team has played in every season since the league’s inception in 1978.

The McDonalds aka “The Macs” have seen their fare share of success on the ice but have also helped with developing the skills of alumni members who have excelled to great levels. Graduated members of the club have gone on to win University and European Championships, the Presidents (QMJHL), Memorial (CHL), Turner (IHL), Calder (AHL) and NHL Stanley Cups.

In 2008 the franchise changed sponsorship and for the first time in nearly 30 years the team re-branded under a new name. As the Titans the team continued on great success, including back-to-back league championships in 2011-12 which included a trip to the national finals (TELUS Cup). Despite the change in identity, the die-hard fans and alumni still referred to the team as “The Macs”.

In 2013 the 4 local HRM McDonald’s franchise owners returned as the team’s Title Sponsor. With that the Macs name returned to Halifax and the Major Midget hockey scene. A new coaching staff was assembled that consisted of Macs alumni who understood the tradition and pride associated with playing with the “M” on their chest as a Halifax McDonalds player. The rebranded team saw immediate success with another league championship and appearance at the 2014 TELUS Cup.

The 2014-15 team continued with another successful season winning the regular season championship and making it to the league finals. In 2015 the Macs will celebrate their 40th season in the league. The 2015-16 team is full of skill with lots of potential which will no doubt keep the tradition of building well rounded players and move them forward in their hockey careers. Please join the Macs in their season long celebration.

UPDATE: Since the 2014-15 season, the Macs have won two more league playoff titles in 2019 and 2022. Their 10 total playoff championships are second to only Dartmouth (15). The Macs franchise has finished 1st overall in the regular season standings 16 times, more than any other franchise.

Walter Dann (72-75*-94*-169) is credited with being the franchise scoring leader, with Craig Wright (51-47-70-117) second. However, both players include stats from overall games including playoff and tournament games. The more accurate and modern stats show Bailey Shortall (97-36-65*-101). Brandon Abbass and Jacob Newcombe each show 40 career regular season goals to lead the way.

The Macs play their home games at the storied Halifax Forum.

2021-22 NSU18MHL CHAMPIONS

prospect pool chart

FRANCHISE TIMELINE

SEASONS	TEAM NAME	HEAD COACH
1978-2009	Halifax McDonalds (Macs)	79-81 Bill Doherty 81-82 Jim Bottomley 82-83 Gerry Gunther and Kevin Mitchell 85-86 Dean Hartman 89-94 Rusty James 96-97 Ron Watkins 99-02 Kevin Meisner 02-04 Dave Fox 08-09 Kirk Tomlinson
2009-2011	Halifax Taylar Made Security Titans	Kirk Tomlinson
2011-2012	Halifax Titans	Kirk Tomlinson
2012-2023	Halifax McDonalds (Macs)	Tim Boyce

Kirk Tomlinson

SEASON	FRANCHISE NAME	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	PTS.	RK	PO	COACH
2004-05	Halifax McDonalds	35	16	17	1	121	140	33	5	Lost SF	Jason Troini
2005-06	Halifax McDonalds	35	10	22	3	114	164	23	6	Lost QF	Glen Peveril
2006-07	Halifax McDonalds	35	8	20	7	119	171	23	6	Lost QF
2007-08	Halifax McDonalds	35	17	15	3	127	147	37	5	Lost QF	Kirk Tomlinson
2008-09	Halifax McDonalds	35	26	7	2	167	86	54	2	Lost Final	Kirk Tomlinson
2009-10	Halifax Taylar Made Security Titans	35	28	5	2	175	75	58	1	Lost SF	Kirk Tomlinson
2010-11	Halifax Taylar Made Security Titans	35	23	10	2	159	104	48	2	Champion	Kirk Tomlinson
2011-12	Halifax Titans	35	31	3	1	138	66	63	1	Champion	Kirk Tomlinson
2012-13	Halifax McDonalds	35	24	6	5	147	91	53	2	Lost SF	Kirk Tomlinson
2013-14	Halifax McDonalds	34	28	4	2	147	74	58	1	Champion	Tim Boyce
2014-15	Halifax McDonalds	34	24	10	0	128	108	48	1	Lost Final	Tim Boyce
2015-16	Halifax McDonalds	37	19	12	6	129	97	44	3	Lost SF	Tim Boyce
2016-17	Halifax McDonalds	38	25	8	5	160	103	55	3	Lost SF	Tim Boyce
2017-18	Halifax McDonalds	36	28	5	3	172	80	59	1	Lost Final	Tim Boyce
2018-19	Halifax McDonalds	36	24	7	5	166	95	53	2	Champion	Tim Boyce
2019-20	Halifax McDonalds	35	23	10	2	171	109	48	2	-	Tim Boyce
2020-21	Halifax McDonalds	29	25	4	0	149	70	50	1	-	Tim Boyce
2021-22	Halifax McDonalds	34	28	5	1	186	90	55	1	Champion	Tim Boyce
2022-23	Halifax McDonalds	35	20	13	2	127	99	42	4	Lost SF	Tim Boyce
2023-24	Halifax McDonalds										Tim Boyce

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NOVA SCOTIA U18 RECORD BOOK Sept 18, 2023 20:52:11 GMT -4

Post by JPA on Sept 18, 2023 20:52:11 GMT -4

2023-24 Team Staff

Ian Haverstock

Ian Haverstock Head Coach / GM
Kegin Watt Assistant Coach
Shawn Walsh Assistant Coach
Mike Conklin President

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35 SEASONS PROUD
1985-2019

The 1980’s
After hard work by a dedicated executive, made up of David Wilkie, Adrian Timmons, John MacDonald, Joe Kennedy, Lawson Miller, Wayne King, Wayne Keeley, Paul Belliveau, Peggy Weagle, Bill McInnis, Ed Zwicker, and Barry Rofhie, and the vital financial support of George Mosher of Mosher Motors Ford, the South Shore Mosher Motor Mustangs took to the ice under the guidance of Head Coach Al Leslie. General Manager Wayne Keeley, Equipment Manager Gilbert Langille and Trainer Dave Gilmour rounded out the teams off-ice leadership.

The Mustangs had a solid first season in 1985-86. The team continued to develop as the players, none having ever played ‘AAA’ hockey at any level, adjusted to the rigors of the tough Nova Scotian League. Mike Conklin, a walk on player, became the first team captain and exemplified the dedication of the first team. The Mustangs became the first expansion team to survive the first round of the playoffs in their first year of operations. Goaltender Darin Baker became the teams first MVP as his outstanding goaltending bolstered the new team. Baker would continue his hockey career in the OHL and WHL before turning pro. Sean Wilkie and Mark Timmons provided additional support for the new team and secured Major Junior Tryouts with the Ottawa ‘67’s.

During the 1986-87 and 1987-88 seasons the team struggled to put wins in the column but continued to provide an opportunity for young players to compete at the highest level available in the province. Players such as Glen Murray, Scott Timmons, Tyler Naugler, Jody Miller, Todd Shupe and Peter Simmons all used their Mustang experience to further their hockey careers in both Junior ‘A’ and Major Junior Leagues. Bartley Sawatsky becomes the first Mustang player to win the student Athlete Scholarship in 1988.

Glen Murray also won the league scoring race during that same season, the first and only Mustang ever to do so, before graduating to the Major Junior level with the Sudbury Wolves of the OHL. Murray later commented about the positive experience he gained from the Mustangs and added, “Coach Al Leslie taught me how to play with intensity.”

The end of the decade, 1989-90 saw the Mustangs ice their most competitive team in their brief history as they posted a 15-12-1 = 31 point season, good for 5th place. It would be ten years before any Mustang team would post as many wins or finish as high in league standings.

By the end of the 1980’s fans had seen the birth of the team, endured the trials and tribulations of a new franchise, survived two seasons where the team only recorded one win, and four coaches in a five year period (Leslie, Timmons, Mahaney, and Budgell) but the foundation had been laid for future executives, players and teams to elevate their goals and confidence as the team entered the new decade.

The 1990’s
The decade of the 1990’s can easily be divided into two halves. During the first five years, times were difficult and by the last half of the decade a number of signs were visible that showed signs of hope.

Between the years of 1990-95, the Mustangs struggled. From 1992-96 the team never escaped last place and accumulated a total of only 6 wins. In two separate seasons the Mustangs only had 1 win. This was coupled with the loss of its major sponsor and compounded with the loss of ice time in the Bridgewater Memorial Arena. During the 1994-95 season, the team practiced an entire winter in Digby. These difficult times did not diminish the effort made by both players like Gary Hennigar (Top Defenseman Award), Steven McGill, Craig MacPherson, Tim Rice, Luke Comstock and executive members who were forced to struggle through tough times. In 1993-94 the team gave up a total of 230 goals and scored only 58 goals in a 28 game season. Through it all the franchise survived and with the efforts of people like Al Leslie, Adrian Timmons, Aubrey Rhodeniser, Bill Langridge, and George MacPherson. The team was poised to improve through the last half of the decade.

Between the years 1995-2000, the team won a total of 40 games, escaped the basement three times, finished as high as 4th place (1997-98), developed an envious fan base and secured a major corporate sponsor in Canadian Tire. Executive members like Fred Giles, Don Rice, Harland Wyand, and Gerry and Barry Wright worked tirelessly to improve the team.

Blair Parker coached the team from 1996-1999. In his first season, 1996-97, the team was competitive in nearly all of its games and by the end of the season was able to win the consolation championship in the newly formed league playoff format, a premonition of things to come. In 1997-98, the team started the year 4-0-1, set a team record for points at 34, finished in 4th place, advanced to the Final game at the Hull Kiwanis Tournament and placed three mustangs on the League All-Star team. In 1998-99, a 5th place finish was secured 14-18-3. Each of these seasons saw the Mustangs bow out in the First round of playoffs but not without fiercely contending for the right to go on.

Most importantly, the decade with all of its trials and tribulations saw the South Shore Mustangs continue to offer young men an opportunity to further their hockey ambitions. Players like Jarred Thomas, (QMJHL), Dwight Wolfe (QMJHL-UHL), David Walker (QMJHL-ECHL), Tom Wyand (CIS), Matt Simpson (CIS), Cory Ernst, Pete LeCain, Joel Morash, Tyler Ravlo (NCAA), Byron Rodeniser (MJAHL), were all full time playersfor the Mustangs, as well, Chris Cahoon (QMJHL) and Jody Shelley (NHL) were also part-time Mustangs during this decade. Many Mustangs were placed on League All-Star teams and won individual awards during these years as well as representing Nova Scotia on Under 17, Under 18, and Canada Games Teams.

A New Millennium
The new millennium has seen the South Shore Mustangs become one of the top organizations in the Nova Scotia Major Midget Hockey League. The team has achieved two 3rd and one 4th place finishes. Each of the first three years of the new millennium the Mustangs have been over .500 and when you consider that the team only achieved one (1989-90) previous plus .500 season in the first 15 years of franchise history, the accomplishment is outstanding. The team has also advance through the first round of playoffs each year. Team accomplishments have also included records for: Most goals in a season at 204 (2001-02), Most wins in a season at 19 (2001-02), Fewest losses in a season (2002-03), and longest winning streak to start a season with 6 (2001-02).

Added to the on-ice success, the team has also secured a solid sponsor in Canadian Tire, now entering its 13th year of sponsorship. In 2003-04 the team briefly changed its name to Team Canadian Tire. In 2008-09 the team changed its name and logo to incorporate its major sponsor Canadian Tire and became the Canadian Tire Mustangs. The team benefited from an experienced executive under President H. David Walker, and a number of tireless volunteers like Blair Varner and Randy Conrad.

Fan support has been solid throughout this time and on three occasions the Mustangs have played in front of 1000 plus, sell-out crowds in the new Yarmouth Mariners Sports Complex. Support has also remained solid in both Barrington and Bridgewater, making the Mustangs the envy of all other teams.

Team success led to individual success with the team placing a large number of players at higher levels of hockey. Ten former players have gone on to Upper Canada College to play significant parts in their Prep School hockey program and to date five of them have gone on to play NCAA hockey in the United States. Steve McKell, Upper Canada College coach stated: “the South Shore boys always brought the kind of heart and personality needed to create a close successful hockey team”. Twelve other players have secured positions in the MJAHL and three others have played Junior ‘A’ in Ontario. Jory Uhlman is playing at Hoosac Prep in upstate New York, and Andrew Hatfield went on to play at Berwick Academy. The league also honoured both Josh LeBlanc (2000-01) and Andrew Miller (2002-03) with league MVP awards. Andrew Miller set a league record attaining 55 assists to break Fabian Joseph’s league record that stood for more than 15 years.

If one of the goals of the team’s first executive was to provide hockey opportunities for young players on the South Shore, then the franchise has been a resounding success during its first 25 years!

As the team enters its Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Season in 2009-2010, it strives to offer competitive opportunities for young players as well as promote the game of hockey on the South Shore. The Canadian Tire Mustangs wish to thank its fans and supporters and looks forward to the next twenty-five years!

NOTE: The franchise career scoring leaders are Andrew Miller (85-60-115*-175*); Jordan Scott (106-64-69-133); Justin d'Entremont (69-68*-56-124) and Josh Leblanc (100-39-81-120). Miller's totals appear to be the league records for career assists (115) and career points (175).

Historic Season For Mustangs / CKBW
news • 2020-04-26
Evan Taylor

This season the UPS Store South Shore Mustangs recorded their best season in franchise history.

Finishing the regular season with 23 wins and seven regulation losses. That means they finished the
season in the first place, one point ahead of the Halifax Mcdonalds.

Coach Brogan Bailey was named the leagues top coach but in spite of that, he's not taking credit for
the team's success.

The parents have been great this year, with the age of the kids most of them are getting dropped off
by their parents and we play 23 away games every season so it's a big commitment.

He also was quick to praise the players performances on the ice. I think at this level the coaching
thing is pretty minor. The boys are the ones out on the ice creating goals and taking hits.

Throughout the season there were many impressive performances by individuals. Mason Beck of
Bridgewater is the Stangs 17-year-old captain and was named the Nova Scotia Major Midget Hockey
League's Most Valuable Player and Regular Season Leading Scorer with 18 goals and 51 assists in 34
games. Rookie Luke Woodworth finished second in league points after notching 20 goals and 40 assists
which earned him rookie of the year honours.

Now the Mustangs gear up for their first-round playoff match against the Sydney Mitsubishi Rush. As
the top seed, the Mustangs will host game one in Bridgewater this Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

Update: Unfortunately, the playoffs were canceled due to COVID.

FRANCHISE TIMELINE

SEASONS	TEAM NAME	HEAD COACH
1985-1988	South Shore Mosher Motors Mustangs	85-88 Al Leslie
1988-2008	South Shore Mustangs	88-89 Al Leslie 96-99 Blair Parker 99-00 Eric Deegan 04-08 Tyler Naugler
2008-2012	Canadian Tire Mustangs	11-12 Tim Boyce
2012-2013	South Shore Mustangs	12-13 Grant Johnson
2013-2017	Charlie's Pizza South Shore Mustangs	13-14 Grant Johnston 14-15 Brad Muise
2017-2023	UPS South Shore Mustangs	See Below

Brad Muise

SEASON	FRANCHISE NAME	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	PTS.	RK	PO	COACH
2004-05	South Shore Mustangs	35	6	27	2	102	209	14	8	Lost QF	Jeff Conrad
2005-06	South Shore Mustangs	35	8	22	5	113	179	21	8	Lost QF	Tyler Naugler
2006-07	South Shore Mustangs	35	14	17	4	118	119	32	5	Lost QF	Tyler Naugler
2007-08	South Shore Mustangs	35	17	16	2	125	138	36	6	Lost QF	Tyler Naugler
2008-09	Canadian Tire Mustangs	35	9	21	5	115	166	23	7	Lost QF	Brad Muise
2009-10	Canadian Tire Mustangs	35	8	25	2	87	175	18	7	Lost QF	Paul McCallion
2010-11	Canadian Tire Mustangs	35	12	20	2	97	150	26	6	Lost QF	Tim Boyce
2011-12	Canadian Tire Mustangs	35	19	13	3	133	118	41	3	Lost QF	Tim Boyce
2012-13	South Shore Mustangs	35	6	25	4	86	174	16	8	Lost QF	Grant Johnston
2013-14	Charlie's Pizza SS Mustangs	34	14	20	0	92	115	28	5	Lost SF	Grant Johnston
2014-15	Charlie's Pizza SS Mustangs	34	19	14	1	103	83	39	4	Lost SF	Brad Muise
2015-16	Charlie's Pizza SS Mustangs	38	12	24	2	95	168	26	8	Lost QF	Andrew Brown
2016-17	Charlie's Pizza SS Mustangs	38	7	29	2	85	206	16	8	Lost QF
2017-18	UPS South Shore Mustangs	36	7	24	5	71	148	19	8	Lost QF
2018-19	UPS South Shore Mustangs	36	9	23	4	94	133	22	8	Lost QF	Brogan Bailey
2019-20	UPS South Shore Mustangs	35	23	9	3	144	118	49	1	-	Brogan Bailey
2020-21	UPS South Shore Mustangs	29	2	24	3	59	162	7	8	-	Ian Haverstock
2021-22	UPS South Shore Mustangs	34	5	26	3	74	170	13	8	Lost QF	Ian Haverstock
2022-23	UPS South Shore Mustangs	35	11	20	4	105	144	26	6	Lost QF	Ian Haverstock
2023-24	UPS South Shore Mustangs										Ian Haverstock

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NOVA SCOTIA U18 RECORD BOOK Sept 19, 2023 6:59:54 GMT -4

Post by JPA on Sept 19, 2023 6:59:54 GMT -4

2023-24 Team Staff

Chris Culligan

Head Coach Chris Culligan
Assistant Coach Ryan Sparling
Assistant Coach Robert Sinclair
General Manager Paul Gentile

SYDNEY MITSUBISHI RUSH

Team History
The Cape Breton Trailblazers joined the former Maritime Midget Hockey League for the 1981-82 season and are the third longest serving franchise in the league. They play their home games out of the Membertou Sport and Wellness Centre.

Over the years, they have had several title sponsors including Kentucky Fried Chicken, Jeans Experts, the Cape Breton Unionized Trade Council and most recently, Mitsubishi.

The franchise has won two playoff championships - in 1982 and 1991 when they were known as the Colonels. They also made an Air Canada Cup appearance in 1999 when they were known as the Jeans Experts, finishing in 5th place.

Current Rush assistant coach, Robbie Sinclair (55-69-94*-163) is the franchise career point leader. He was a two time league scoring champion.

Others on the career list are Chris Angione (52-77*-72-149); Kyle Farrell (62-61-64-125) and Nick Mahar (99-51-55-106). Farrell was also a two time league scoring champion. He and Sinclair are the only ones to accomplish that feat. Angione holds the league's career goal scoring record (77).

The Rush will play host to the 2024 Telus Cup.

FRANCHISE TIMELINE

SEASONS	TEAM NAME	HEAD COACH
1981-1985	Cape Breton Trailblazers?	Paul Andrea
1985-1994	Cape Breton Colonels
1994-2006	Cape Breton Jeans Experts	98-99 Paul Coleman 99-02 John Hanna 02-03 Craig Campbell 03-05 Ken Tracey
2006-2019	Cape Breton Tradesmen	Aaron Rice
2019-2023	Sydney Mitsubishi Rush	See Below

Ken Tracey

SEASON	FRANCHISE NAME	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	PTS.	RK	PO	COACH
2004-05	Cape Breton Jeans Experts	35	10	24	1	123	183	21	6	Lost QF	Ken Tracey
2005-06	Cape Breton Jeans Experts	35	10	23	2	140	189	22	7	Lost QF	Aaron Rice
2006-07	Cape Breton Tradesmen	35	9	21	5	122	176	23	7	Lost QF	Aaron Rice
2007-08	Cape Breton Tradesmen	35	20	11	4	144	127	44	3	Lost SF	Aaron Rice
2008-09	Cape Breton Tradesmen	35	14	19	2	71	84	30	6	Lost QF	Aaron Rice
2009-10	Cape Breton Tradesmen	35	19	15	1	182	158	39	5	Lost QF	Aaron Rice
2010-11	Cape Breton Tradesmen	35	20	11	4	146	114	44	4	Lost QF	Aaron Rice
2011-12	Cape Breton Tradesmen	35	7	26	2	83	167	16	8	Lost QF	Aaron Rice
2012-13	Cape Breton Tradesmen	35	17	15	3	113	128	37	5	Lost QF	Aaron Rice
2013-14	Cape Breton Tradesmen	34	5	26	3	88	194	13	8	Lost QF	Aaron Rice
2014-15	Cape Breton Tradesmen	34	13	20	1	94	117	27	6	Lost QF	Aaron Rice
2015-16	Cape Breton Tradesmen	37	16	19	2	116	138	34	5	Lost SF	Ken Tracey
2016-17	Cape Breton Tradesmen	38	1	36	1	76	225	3	8	Lost QF	Ken Tracey
2017-18	Cape Breton Tradesmen	36	11	22	3	123	180	25	6	Lost QF	Ken Tracey
2018-19	Cape Breton Tradesmen	36	10	23	3	108	183	23	6	Lost QF	Ken Tracey
2019-20	Sydney Mitsubishi Rush	35	6	28	1	107	196	13	8	-	Willie MacDonald
2020-21	Sydney Mitsubishi Rush	29	12	16	1	101	120	25	7	-	Troy Chiasson
2021-22	Sydney Mitsubishi Rush	34	17	15	2	119	122	36	5	Lost QF	Troy Chiasson
2022-23	Sydney Mitsubishi Rush	35	8	26	1	97	198	17	8	Lost QF	Joey Haddad
2023-24	Sydney Mitsubishi Rush										Joey Haddad

Note: In putting together the franchise timeline, there are some discrepancies with the early years. Ice Hockey Wiki claims that the franchise was known as the Trailblazers from 1981 to 1985, which would include the 1982 league champions who would go on to play at the Air Canada Cup.

The Cape Breton Sports Hall of Fame inducted the 1981-82 Cape Breton "Colonels" in 2010 (see story below), but the logo on the jerseys is similar to that of the Cape Breton Trailblazers. If anyone can clarify, it would be much appreciated.