Changes: 1977-78 Central Amateur Senior Hockey League season

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This is the 1977-78 Central Amateur Senior Hockey League season.

League Notes

League Expands, accepting the Steinbach Huskies.
League schedules 90 games, 30 per team.
Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association announced that League playoffs would be for the Pattison Cup.

Regular Season

Team	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	PTS
Brandon Olympics	30	21	9	0	154	121	42
St. James Flyers	30	20	10	0	171	130	40
East Kildonan-Elmwood Millionaires	30	15	14	1	135	121	31
Transcona Chargers	30	13	16	1	158	177	27
Steinbach Huskies	30	12	18	0	136	147	24
St. Boniface Mohawks	30	8	22	0	106	164	16

Playoffs

Semi Finals

Brandon defeated Transcona 4-games-to-none East Kildonan-Elmwood defeated St. James 4-games-to-none

Pattison Cup Championship

Brandon defeated East Kildonan-Elmwood 4-games-to-3

Allan Cup Playoffs

Western Canada Final (Patton Cup)

Brandon lost to Kimberley Dynamiters (WIHL) 3-games-to-none see 1977-78 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs

Scoring Leaders

Rank	Player	Team	G	A	Pts
1	Dave Elliott	St. James Flyers	25	43	68
2	Art Coulombe	Steinbach Huskies	30	30	60
3	Kevin Knibbs	St. James Flyers	27	30	57
4	Larry Bazylo	Transcona Chargers	25	29	54
5	Glenn Nash	Transcona Chargers	24	29	53
6	Randy Reimer	Steinbach Huskies	21	29	50
7	Jim Misener	Brandon Olympics	26	23	49
7	Dan Kuntz	St. James Flyers	16	33	49
9	Jack Borotsik	Brandon Olympics	11	36	47
10	Wayne Gogal	Transcona Chargers	19	26	45

Awards

Trophy	Winner	Team
MVP	Dave Elliott	St. James Flyers
Top Goaltending (GAA)	Wayne Wilhelm	Brandon Olympics
Scoring Champion	Dave Elliott	St. James Flyers

First All-Star Team Kevin Knibbs • Art Coulombe • Jim Misener St. James Flyers • Steinbach Huskies • Brandon Olympics

Jim Murray • Greg Tallon Brandon Olympics • St. James Flyers

Jim Foubister St. Boniface Mohawks

Second All-Star Team Ivan Brown • Dave Elliott • Randy Reimer St. Boniface Mohawks • St. James Flyers • Steinbach Huskies

George Forgie • Bob Neufeld Transcona Chargers • East Kildonan-Elmwood Millionaires

Andy Stoesz Steinbach Huskies

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-'''This is the 1977-78 Central Amateur Senior Hockey League Season.'''<br>
+This is the 1977-78 [[Central Amateur Senior Hockey League]] season.
-<br>
 ==League Notes==
-*League Expands, accepting the '''St. James Flyers'''.
+*League Expands, accepting the '''Steinbach Huskies'''.
 *League schedules 90 games, 30 per team.
-*[[Hockey Manitoba|Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association]] announced that League playoffs would be for the '''Pattison Cup''',
+*[[Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association]] announced that League playoffs would be for the '''Pattison Cup'''.
-<center>'''Manitoba Senior 'A' Hockey Championship'''</center>
 ==Regular Season==
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-|-
 |- bgcolor="blue" align="center" <font style="color:white;"
-! colspan="8" | '''1977-78 Central Amateur Senior Hockey League Standings'''
-|-
-|- bgcolor="#4169E1" align="center" <font style="color:white;"
 ! Team || GP || W || L || T || GF || GA || PTS
 |- align="center"
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 ==Playoffs==
-::'''''Semi-Finals'''''
+::'''''Semi Finals'''''
-::::::'''Brandon Olympics''' defeated Transcona Chargers ''4-games-to-none''
+<center>Brandon defeated Transcona ''4-games-to-none''</center>
-::::::'''East Kildonan-Elmwood Millionaires''' defeated St. James Flyers ''4-games-to-none''
+<center>East Kildonan-Elmwood defeated St. James ''4-games-to-none''</center>
-::'''''[[Manitoba Senior Hockey Champions|Pattison Cup]] Championship'''''
+::'''''[[Pattison Cup]] Championship'''''
-::::::'''Brandon Olympics''' defeated East Kildonan-Elmwood Millionaires ''4-games-to-3''
+<center>Brandon defeated East Kildonan-Elmwood ''4-games-to-3''</center>
-::::::::see [[1977-78 Central Amateur Senior Hockey League Playoffs]]
+==Allan Cup Playoffs==
+::'''''Western Canada Final ([[Patton Cup]])'''''
+<center>Brandon lost to [[Kimberley Dynamiters]] ([[Western International Hockey League|WIHL]]) ''3-games-to-none''</center>
+<center>see [[1977-78 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs]]</center>
-==Western Canadian Championship==
-:'''''[[Allan Cup]] Playoffs'''''
-::'''''Western Canada Allan Cup Final ([[Patton Cup]])'''''
-::::::Brandon Olympics lost to '''[[Kimberley Dynamiters]]''' ([[Western International Hockey League|WIHL]]) ''3-games-to-none''
-::::::::see [[1977-78 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs]]
-<br>
 ==Scoring Leaders==
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 | '''Scoring Champion''' || [[Dave Elliott]] || [[St. James Flyers]]
 |}
-<br>
+<br />
 <center>'''First All-Star Team'''</center>
 <center>[[Kevin Knibbs]] • [[Art Coulombe]] • [[Jim Misener]]</center>
 <center>[[St. James Flyers]] • [[Steinbach Huskies]] • [[Brandon Olympics]]</center>
-<br>
+<br />
 <center>[[Jim Murray]] • [[Greg Tallon]]</center>
 <center>[[Brandon Olympics]] • [[St. James Flyers]]</center>
-<br>
+<br />
 <center>[[Jim Foubister]]</center>
 <center>[[St. Boniface Mohawks]]</center>
-<br>
+<br />
 <center>'''Second All-Star Team'''</center>
 <center>[[Ivan Brown]] • [[Dave Elliott]] • [[Randy Reimer]]</center>
 <center>[[St. Boniface Mohawks]] • [[St. James Flyers]] • [[Steinbach Huskies]]</center>
-<br>
+<br />
 <center>[[George Forgie]] • [[Bob Neufeld]]</center>
 <center>[[Transcona Chargers]] • [[East Kildonan-Elmwood Millionaires]]</center>
-<br>
+<br />
 <center>[[Andy Stoesz]]</center>
 <center>[[Steinbach Huskies]]</center>