1983-84 MJHL Season

This is the 1983-84 Manitoba Junior Hockey League Season.

Regular Season

Team	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	PTS
North Division
Dauphin Kings	48	36	12	0	304	193	72
Selkirk Steelers	48	35	12	1	340	230	71
Winkler Flyers	48	31	16	1	301	202	63
Portage Terriers	48	10	38	0	186	371	20
South Division
Fort Garry Blues	48	33	15	0	242	176	66
Kildonan North Stars	48	18	30	0	244	306	36
St. Boniface Saints	48	17	31	0	238	266	34
St. James Canadians	48	11	37	0	201	312	22

Playoffs

	Division Semi-Finals					Division Finals					Final
	1	Dauphin Kings	4
	4	Portage Terriers	0
						1	Dauphin Kings	1
	North Division
						2	Selkirk Steelers	4
	2	Selkirk Steelers	4
	3	Winkler Flyers	1
											2	Selkirk Steelers	4
											2	Kildonan North Stars	1
	1	Fort Garry Blues	4
	4	St. James Canadians	1
						1	Fort Garry Blues	2
	South Division
						2	Kildonan North Stars	4
	2	Kildonan North Stars	4
	3	St. Boniface Saints	0

Manitoba Championship

Turnbull Cup Championship

Selkirk defeated Flin Flon Bombers (NJHL) 4-games-to-1 see 1984 Turnbull Cup

Manitoba / Saskatchewan Playoff

Anavet Cup Championship

Selkirk lost to Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL) 4-games-to-2 see 1984 Anavet Cup

All-Star Game

Defenseman Chris St. Cyr, playing in front of his home crowd, was the star, scoring once and assisting on two more, leading the North to a 5-3 victory over the South in the MJHL All-Star Game at Dauphin on January 21.

see 1984 MJHL All-Star Game

League Leaders

Category	Player	Team	Amount
Most Points	Darcy Gryba	Winkler Flyers	114
Most Goals	Glenn Pasichnyk	Selkirk Steelers	49
Most Assists	Darcy Gryba	Winkler Flyers	74
Top Goals Against Average	Ron Cossette	Fort Garry Blues	3.47

Awards

Trophy	Winner	Team
MVP	Mike Vinsky	Kildonan North Stars
Top Goaltender	Ron Cossette	Fort Garry Blues
Top Defenseman	Chris St. Cyr	Dauphin Kings
Rookie of the Year	Brian Foreman	Fort Garry Blues
	Glen Revak	Kildonan North Stars
Hockey Ability and Sportsmanship	Kevin Murdoch	St. James Canadians
Scoring Champion	Darcy Gryba	Winkler Flyers

in the News

• Ron Hextall named to WHL East Division Second All-Star Team.

National Hockey League

Dave Allison Mike Allison Ray Allison Murray Bannerman Paul Baxter Laurie Boschman

Bobby Clarke Tim Coulis Bill Derlago Bruce Eakin Brian Engblom

Butch Goring Glen Hanlon Ron Low Ted Nolan Steve Patrick

Dave Richter Dave Semenko Charlie Simmer Rick St. Croix Blaine Stoughton

Professional Players

• Cam Connor
• Jim Mollard

Major Junior Players

• Ron Hextall

University & College

• John Marks
• Ken Petrash
• Barry Trotz