2018-19 CapJHL Season

This is the 2018-19 Capital Junior Hockey League season. This is the league's 47th season.

Membership Changes

 * none

Format
The top six teams in each division qualify for the playoffs. The first and second place teams earn a bye to the first round. The third place team plays the sixth place team and the fourth place team plays the fifth place team in the best-of-three quarterfinals. The teams are re-seeded one through four for the best-of-five division semifinals with one playing four and two playing three. The higher seeded team in one division plays the lower seeded team in the other division in the best-of-seven semifinals. The semifinal winners meet in the best-of-five league championship. The playoff champion qualifies for the 2019 Russ Barnes Trophy which will determine the Alberta Junior B champions being hosted by the Wetaskiwin Icemen ast the Wetaskiwin Civic Centre in Wetaskiwin.

Qualifying Round
Best-of-Three
 * Leduc Riggers defeated Sherwood Park Knights 2 games to 1
 * Edmonton Royals defeated Fort Saskatchewan Hawks 2 games to 1
 * Morinville Jets defeated Stony Plain Flyers 2 games to none
 * St. Albert Merchants defeated Edmonton Mustangs 2 games to none

Quarterfinals
Best-of-Five
 * Wetaskiwin Icemen defeated Leduc Riggers 3 games to none
 * Edmonton Royals defeated Beaumont Chiefs 3 games to 2
 * Beverly Warriors defeated St. Albert Merchants 3 games to none
 * North Edmonton Red Wings defeated Morinville Jets 3 games to none

Semifinals

 * Wetaskiwin Icemen defeated North Edmonton Red Wings 4 games to 1
 * Beverly Warriors defeated Edmonton Royals 4 games to 1

Final

 * Beverly Warriors defeated Wetaskiwin Icemen 4 games to 1