1984-85 MJHL Season

This is the 1984-85 Manitoba Junior Hockey League Season.

League Notes

Fort Garry Blues are sold and renamed Winnipeg South Blues.
MJHL expands to Thunder Bay, as Thunder Bay Hornets join South Division.

Regular Season

Team	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	PTS
North Division
Selkirk Steelers	48	28	20	0	286	243	56
Winkler Flyers	48	26	20	2	252	218	54
Dauphin Kings	48	24	24	0	254	263	48
Portage Terriers	48	6	42	0	184	370	12
South Division
Winnipeg South Blues	48	37	10	1	292	174	75
St. James Canadians	48	29	18	1	266	224	59
Thunder Bay Hornets	48	24	24	0	280	269	48
Kildonan North Stars	48	21	25	2	273	263	44
St. Boniface Saints	48	17	29	2	215	278	36

Playoffs

	Division Semi-Finals					Division Finals					Final
	1	Selkirk Steelers	4
	S5	St. Boniface Saints	1
						1	Selkirk Steelers	4
	North Division
						2	Winkler Flyers	1
	2	Winkler Flyers	4
	3	Dauphin Kings	3
											1	Selkirk Steelers	4
											1	Winnipeg South Blues	1
	1	Winnipeg South Blues	4
	4	Kildonan North Stars	0
						1	Winnipeg South Blues	4
	South Division
						2	St. James Canadians	1
	2	St. James Canadians	4
	3	Thunder Bay Hornets	2

Manitoba Championship

Turnbull Cup Championship

Selkirk defeated Thompson King Miners (NJHL) 3-games-to-none see 1985 Turnbull Cup

Manitoba / Saskatchewan Playoff

Anavet Cup Championship

Selkirk lost to Estevan Bruins (SJHL) 4-games-to-1 see 1985 Anavet Cup

All-Star Game

see 1985 MJHL All-Star Game

League Leaders

Category	Player	Team	Amount
Most Points	Brian Thompson	Dauphin Kings	110
Most Goals	Kevin Murdoch	St. James Canadians	57
Most Assists	Steve Harder	Winkler Flyers	66
Top Goals Against Average	?????

Scoring Leaders

Rank	Player	Team	G	A	Pts
1	Brian Thompson	Dauphin Kings	53	57	110
2	Wayne Bartley	Selkirk Steelers	43	63	106
3	Kevin Murdoch	St. James Canadians	57	41	98
4	Glenn Pasichnyk	Selkirk Steelers	52	45	97
5	Steve Harder	Winkler Flyers	28	66	94
6	Joe Van Ness	St. James Canadians	41	50	91
7	Mike Vinsky	Kildonan North Stars	36	48	84
	Trevor Thomas	Selkirk Steelers	33	51	84
9	Terry Menard	Thunder Bay Hornets	43	39	82
	Steve Brown	Winnipeg South Blues	18	64	82

Awards

Trophy	Winner	Team
MVP	Brian Thompson	Dauphin Kings
Top Goaltender	Ed Belfour	Winkler Flyers
Top Defenseman	Ian Spencer	St. James Canadians
Rookie of the Year	Russ Parent	Winnipeg South Blues
Hockey Ability and Sportsmanship	Kevin Murdoch	St. James Canadians
Scoring Champion	Brian Thompson	Dauphin Kings

All-Star Team

Kevin Murdoch • Steve Harder • Brian Thompson St. James Canadians • Winkler Flyers • Dauphin Kings Steve Brown • Ian Spencer Winnipeg South Blues • St. James Canadians Ed Belfour Winkler Flyers

in the News

February

• GPAC award winners were Mike Ridley MVP and Chris St. Cyr & Jim Mollard were co-Rookie of the Year.
  First All-Star Team Ridley, St. Cyr, & Mike Schambers and Second Team Derril Trakalo.

National Hockey League

Mike Allison Ray Allison Murray Bannerman Paul Baxter Laurie Boschman

Tim Coulis Bill Derlago Bruce Eakin Brian Engblom Butch Goring

Glen Hanlon Grant Ledyard Ron Low Carl Mokosak Steve Patrick

Dave Richter Dave Semenko Charlie Simmer Warren Skorodenski Rick St. Croix

Professional Players

• Dave Allison
• Ron Hextall

Major Junior Players

• Theoren Fleury

University & College

• Billy Keane
• John Marks
• Jim Mollard
• Barry Trotz