This is the 1999-00 Manitoba Junior Hockey League Season, the League's eighty third season.

Preceded by 1998-99 MJHL Season	MJHL Seasons	Succeeded by 2000-01 MJHL Season

League Notes[]

MJHL expands to Swan River and Waywayseecappo.
Swan Valley Stampeders and Waywayseecappo Wolverines join Allard Division.
Winkler Flyers switch to Addison Division.

Regular Season[]

Team	GP	W	L	SOL	GF	GA	PTS
Addison Division
Winnipeg South Blues	64	38	20	6	281	239	82
St. James Canadians	64	38	23	3	285	243	79
Winkler Flyers	64	37	22	5	253	233	79
Selkirk Steelers	64	32	25	7	314	305	71
Southeast Blades	64	29	26	9	282	285	67
St. Boniface Saints	64	21	40	3	230	322	45
Allard Division
OCN Blizzard	64	44	16	4	305	194	92
Portage Terriers	64	34	23	7	291	254	75
Dauphin Kings	64	32	28	4	238	238	68
Swan Valley Stampeders	64	31	31	2	209	237	64
Neepawa Natives	64	30	30	4	244	270	64
Waywayseecappo Wolverines	64	18	42	4	167	279	40

Playoffs[]

Division Semi-Finals			Division Finals			Turnbull Cup Championship

1	Winnipeg South Blues	4

4	Selkirk Steelers	2
			1	Winnipeg South Blues	4
Addison Division
			3	Winkler Flyers	1
2	St. James Canadians	3

3	Winkler Flyers	4
						1	Winnipeg South Blues	1

						1	OCN Blizzard	4
1	OCN Blizzard	4

4	Swan Valley Stampeders	1
			1	OCN Blizzard	4
Allard Division
			3	Dauphin Kings	0
2	Portage Terriers	0

3	Dauphin Kings	4

Manitoba / Saskatchewan Playoff[]

Anavet Cup Championship

OCN lost to Battlefords North Stars (SJHL) 4-games-to-1 see 2000 Anavet Cup

Vladislav Tretiak Friendship Cup[]

Oliver McGee scored in overtime to lift the Winkler Flyers to a 4-3 gold medal win over the Soviet Red Army in the inaugural Vladislav Tretiak Friendship Cup held in Chicago, in early December. Chris Jackson scored two goals for the Manitoba Junior Hockey League club, while Manitoba native Brendan Cook was the other goal getter. Cook was named MVP of the tournament and McGee top defenceman. Winkler finished the round-robin section with a 2-1 record, including a 2-0 shutout victory over Shattuck-St. Mary's by goaltender Josh Liebig.

World U-17 Hockey Challenge[]

selected to Team Canada West
Player	Position	Team
Luke Molotowsky	Forward	Selkirk Steelers
Michael Young	Forward	OCN Blizzard

see 2000 World U-17 Hockey Challenge

Viking Cup[]

The MJHL's Manitoba Pride lost the Bronze Metal Game to Sweden U-18 5-4 in triple overtime at the Viking Cup. The event was held December 27 to January 5 in Camrose, Alberta hosted by Augustana University College.

All-Star Game[]

The MJHL All-Star Game was held on Saturday, February 5 in Portage la Prairie, with the Addison Division defeating the Allard Division 8-3. Game stars were Oliver McGee for Addison and Paul Austin for Allard.

see 2000 MJHL All-Star Game

In Season Awards[]

Player of the Week

Players of the Month

League Leaders[]

Category	Player	Team	Amount
Most Points	Norm Fay	Southeast Blades	116
Most Goals	Matko Malbasa	Winnipeg South Blues	61
Most Assists	Norm Fay	Southeast Blades	58
Most Assists	Lee Nystrom	Southeast Blades	58
Top Goals Against Average	Preston McKay	OCN Blizzard	2.64

Scoring Leaders[]

Rank	Player	Team	G	A	Pts
1	Norm Fay	Southeast Blades	58	58	116
2	Matko Malbasa	Winnipeg South Blues	61	49	110
3	Junior Lessard	Portage Terriers	60	48	108
4	Tom Herman	OCN Blizzard	46	54	100
5	Andrew Kirk	Selkirk Steelers	43	47	90
6	Jon Morrison	Selkirk Steelers	36	50	86
6	Lee Nystrom	Southeast Blades	28	58	86
8	Darren Wilson	Neepawa Natives	37	46	83
9	Curtis Campbell	Dauphin Kings	35	46	81
10	Terence Tootoo	OCN Blizzard	40	39	79

Awards[]

Trophy	Winner	Team
MVP	Junior Lessard	Portage Terriers
Top Goaltender	Preston McKay	OCN Blizzard
Top Defenseman	Oliver McGee	Winkler Flyers
Rookie of the Year	D.J. Huver	St. James Canadians
Hockey Ability and Sportsmanship	Junior Lessard	Portage Terriers
Coach of the Year	Kerry Clark	OCN Blizzard
Scoring Champion	Norm Fay	Southeast Blades
Playoff MVP	Preston McKay	OCN Blizzard

CJAHL Awards[]

Player	Team	Category
Junior Lessard	Portage Terriers	MJHL Player of the Year
Junior Lessard	Portage Terriers	CJAHL Player of the Year

Scholarships[]

Scholarship	Player	Team
Ken "Friar" Nicolson Award	Andrew Kirk	Selkirk Steelers
RBC Financial Group	Jason Abbott	Winnipeg South Blues
Ed Belfour High Performance Award	Junior Lessard	Portage Terriers

All-Star Teams[]

All-Star Team Tom Herman • Junior Lessard • Matko Malbasa OCN Blizzard • Portage Terriers • Winnipeg South Blues Oliver McGee • Mike Gabriel Winkler Flyers • Swan Valley Stampeders Preston McKay OCN Blizzard Rookie All-Star Team Phillip Albert • Brendan Cook • Noah Whyte OCN Blizzard • Winkler Flyers • Southeast Blades Mike Gabriel • Justin Seaborg Swan Valley Stampeders • OCN Blizzard D.J. Huver St. James Canadians

1999-00 MJHL Season

Contents