Note: GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalties in minutes
Note: GP = Games played; Min = Minutes played; W = Wins; L = Losses; T = Ties ; GA = Goals against; SO = Total shutouts; SV% = Save percentage; GAA = Goals against average
- Top eight teams in the Eastern Conference (East and Central divisions) qualified for playoffs
- Top six teams in the Western Conference (division) qualified for the playoffs
Conference quarterfinals
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Calgary vs. Kootenay
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Date |
Away |
Home
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March 24 |
Kootenay 5 |
7 Calgary
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March 26 |
Calgary 3 |
6 Kootenay
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March 27 |
Calgary 4 |
5 Kootenay |
OT
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March 29 |
Kootenay 2 |
5 Calgary
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March 31 |
Kootenay 2 |
3 Calgary
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April 1 |
Calgary 3 |
4 Kootenay
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April 2 |
Kootenay 3 |
8 Calgary
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Calgary wins series 4–3
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Prince Albert vs. Lethbridge
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Date |
Away |
Home
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March 24 |
Lethbridge 1 |
7 Prince Albert
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March 26 |
Lethbridge 2 |
3 Prince Albert
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March 27 |
Prince Albert 11 |
2 Lethbridge
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March 29 |
Prince Albert 4 |
1 Lethbridge
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Prince Albert wins series 4–0
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Moose Jaw vs. Swift Current
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Date |
Away |
Home
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March 25 |
Swift Current 2 |
3 Moose Jaw
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March 26 |
Swift Current 2 |
4 Moose Jaw
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March 28 |
Moose Jaw 3 |
4 Swift Current |
OT
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March 30 |
Moose Jaw 5 |
3 Swift Current
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March 31 |
Swift Current 2 |
0 Moose Jaw
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April 2 |
Moose Jaw 3 |
2 Swift Current
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Moose Jaw wins series 4–2
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Red Deer vs. Brandon
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Date |
Away |
Home
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March 24 |
Red Deer 5 |
2 Brandon
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March 25 |
Red Deer 5 |
1 Brandon
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March 27 |
Brandon 5 |
9 Red Deer
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March 28 |
Brandon 4 |
3 Red Deer
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March 30 |
Red Deer 7 |
3 Brandon
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Red Deer wins series 4–1
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Kamloops vs. Kelowna
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Date |
Away |
Home
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March 25 |
Kelowna 0 |
2 Kamloops
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March 36 |
Kelowna 1 |
3 Kamloops
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March 30 |
Kamloops 1 |
3 Kelowna
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April 1 |
Kamloops 3 |
1 Kelowna
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April 3 |
Kelowna 4 |
3 Kamloops
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April 4 |
Kamloops 3 |
2 Kelowna
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Kamloops wins series 4–2
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Tri-City vs. Portland
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Date |
Away |
Home
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March 26 |
Portland 3 |
4 Tri-City |
OT
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March 27 |
Portland 2 |
6 Tri-City
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March 31 |
Tri-City 3 |
2 Portland |
OT
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April 2 |
Tri-City 6 |
2 Portland
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Tri-City wins series 4–0
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Seattle vs. Prince George
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Date |
Away |
Home
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March 27 |
Prince George 2 |
5 Seattle
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March 28 |
Prince George 1 |
3 Seattle
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March 30 |
Seattle 4 |
5 Prince George
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March 31 |
Seattle 3 |
2 Prince George
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April 3 |
Prince George 3 |
1 Seattle
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April 5 |
Seattle 1 |
4 Prince George
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April 7 |
Prince George 0 |
6 Seattle
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Seattle wins series 4–3
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Conference semifinals
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Eastern Conference
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Calgary vs. Red Deer
|
Date |
Away |
Home
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April 5 |
Red Deer 3 |
6 Calgary
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April 6 |
Calgary 4 |
3 Red Deer |
OT
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April 8 |
Red Deer 2 |
4 Calgary
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April 9 |
Calgary 3 |
1 Red Deer
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Calgary wins series 4–0
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Prince Albert vs. Moose Jaw
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Date |
Away |
Home
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April 5 |
Moose Jaw 1 |
5 Prince Albert
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April 6 |
Moose Jaw 2 |
5 Prince Albert
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April 8 |
Prince Albert 6 |
0 Moose Jaw
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April 9 |
Prince Albert 3 |
4 Moose Jaw
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April 11 |
Moose Jaw 3 |
8 Prince Albert
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Prince Albert wins series 4–1
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Western Conference
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Tri-City vs. Seattle
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Date |
Away |
Home
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April 9 |
Seattle 4 |
3 Tri-City
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April 10 |
Seattle 0 |
6 Tri-City
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April 12 |
Tri-City 4 |
0 Seattle
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April 13 |
Tri-City 4 |
2 Seattle
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Tri-City wins series 3–1
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Eastern Conference |
Western Conference
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Calgary vs. Prince Albert
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Date |
Away |
Home
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April 16 |
Prince Albert 3 |
7 Calgary
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April 18 |
Prince Albert 4 |
5 Calgary |
OT
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April 20 |
Calgary 5 |
6 Prince Albert
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April 22 |
Calgary 7 |
1 Prince Albert
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April 24 |
Prince Albert 2 |
6 Calgary
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Calgary wins series 4–1
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Kamloops vs. Tri-City
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Date |
Away |
Home
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April 17 |
Tri-City 3 |
4 Kamloops
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April 18 |
Tri-City 0 |
6 Kamloops
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April 21 |
Kamloops 3 |
2 Tri-City |
OT
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April 22 |
Kamloops 4 |
3 Tri-City
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Kamloops wins series 4–0
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Calgary vs. Kamloops
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Date |
Away |
Home
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April 30 |
Kamloops 4 |
2 Calgary
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May 2 |
Kamloops 0 |
4 Calgary
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May 4 |
Calgary 4 |
2 Kamloops
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May 5 |
Calgary 4 |
3 Kamloops |
2OT
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May 7 |
Kamloops 2 |
5 Calgary
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Calgary wins series 4–1
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On January 20, the Western Conference defeated the Eastern Conference 11–9 at Lethbridge, Alberta before a crowd of 5,071.
Player of the Year - Four Broncos Memorial Trophy: Cody Rudkowsky, Seattle Thunderbirds
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Scholastic Player of the Year - Daryl K. (Doc) Seaman Trophy: Chris Nielson, Calgary Hitmen
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Top Scorer - Bob Clarke Trophy: Pavel Brendl, Calgary Hitmen
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Most Sportsmanlike Player - Brad Hornung Trophy: Matt Kinch, Calgary Hitmen
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Top Defenseman - Bill Hunter Trophy: Brad Stuart, Calgary Hitmen
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Rookie of the Year - Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy: Pavel Brendl, Calgary Hitmen
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Top Goaltender - Del Wilson Trophy: Cody Rudkowsky, Seattle Thunderbirds
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Coach of the Year - Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy: Don Hay, Tri-City Americans
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Executive of the Year - Lloyd Saunders Memorial Trophy: Don Hay, Tri-City Americans
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Regular season champions - Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy: Calgary Hitmen
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Top Official - Allen Paradice Memorial Trophy: Kelly Sutherland
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Marketing/Public Relations Award - St. Clair Group Trophy: Scott Clark, Regina Pats
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WHL Humanitarian of the Year: Andrew Ference, Portland Winter Hawks
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WHL Plus-Minus Award: Pavel Brendl, Calgary Hitmen
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WHL Playoff Most Valuable Player: Brad Moran, Calgary Hitmen
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