2018-19 MJHL Season

This is the 2018-19 Manitoba Junior Hockey League Season, the League's 102nd season.

=League Notes= Commissioner Kim Davis


 * Bantam Draft held in Winnipeg on June 3rd.
 * RBC ended sponorship of National Junior A Championship and scholarship program.
 * CJHL relabels scholarship program to Academic Player of the Year for each league.
 * League announced four-year partnership agreement with CCM Hockey, they become the official hockey equipment supplier (sticks, helmets, visors, pants and gloves) of the MJHL.
 * League limits the number of 20-year-olds a team can register to eight.
 * All clubs to broadcast their home games in HD on the League's Hockey TV service.
 * League renamed Top Goaltender Award to Ed Belfour Top Goaltender Trophy.
 * Prospect Development Camp scheduled for July 26th to 29th at the Seven Oaks Arena.
 * League schedules Showcase for December 9th to 12th in Winnipeg at the MTS IcePlex.
 * SJHL & MJHL announced MJHL/SJHL Showcase to be held in Regina, January 13-15.
 * Winnipeg Blue Bombers hosted OCN Blizzard Night with game against Saskatchewan.
 * Portage la Prairie selected to host 2020 National Junior A Championship.
 * CJHL announced national concussion program using HeadCheck Health software.
 * League announced a new league-wide corporate partnership with TELUS.
 * League & RBC introduced Community Ambassador Team and Community Award.
 * League announced they will hold second U.S. Prospects Camp in Grand Forks, April 5-7.

=Regular Season= Note: win take from Selkirk, awarded to Dauphin, for using an ineligible player.

=Playoffs= =Manitoba / Saskatchewan Playoff=
 * ANAVET Cup Championship

Portage defeated Battlefords North Stars (SJHL) 4-games-to-1 Chase Brakel from Portage selected MVP see 2019 Anavet Cup

=Canada Championship Tournament=
 * National Junior A Championship

Portage failed to qualify for playoffs see 2019 National Junior A Championship

=Community Ambassador Team=

=CJHL World Junior A Challenge= see 2018 World Junior A Challenge

=CJHL Prospects Game= see 2019 CJHL Prospects Game

=SJHL / MJHL Showcase= see 2019 SJHL / MJHL Showcase

=In Season Awards=

=League Leaders=

=Scoring Leaders=

=Awards=

=CJHL Awards=

=Scholarships=

=All-Star Teams= First All-Star Team Tony Apetagon • Brad Goethals • Josh Tripp Winnipeg Blues • Swan Valley Stampeders • Swan Valley Stampeders Quintin Sudom • Troy Williams Swan Valley Stampeders • Steinbach Pistons Jeremy Link & Matt Radomsky (tied) Winnipeg Blues • Steinbach Pistons Second All-Star Team Ty Barnstable • Nathan Halvorsen • Brendan Martin Portage Terriers • Selkirk Steelers • Steinbach Pistons Tristen Cross • Riley Shamray Virden Oil Capitals • Dauphin Kings Rookie All-Star Team Kyle Bettens • Jay Buchholz • Reece Henry Steinbach Pistons • Portage Terriers • Portage Terriers Colby Jaquet • Owen Murray Selkirk Steelers • Portage Terriers Nathan Moore Portage Terriers

=Alumni News= see 2018-19 MJHL Alumni News