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This is the 2015-16 Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season.  This was the league's 48th season.

Franchise changes[]

  • none

Divisional Alignment[]

On September 17th the Kramer Division was renamed the Finning Division after the sponsor for league was sold.

Viterra Division
Team City Arena Last Joined
Estevan Bruins Estevan, Saskatchewan Affiinity Place 1971
Melville Millionaires Melville, Saskatchewan Horizon Credit Union Centre 1970
Weyburn Red Wings Weyburn, Saskatchewan Crescent Point Place 1968
Yorkton Terriers Yorkton, Saskatchewan Farrell Agencies Arena 1972
Finning Division
Team City Arena Last Joined
Battlefords North Stars North Battleford, Saskatchewan North Battleford Civic Centre 1973
Humboldt Broncos Humboldt, Saskatchewan Elgar Peterson Arena 1970
Kindersley Klippers Kindersley, Saskatchewan West Central Events Centre 1991
Notre Dame Hounds Wilcox, Saskatchewan Duncan McNeill Arena 1987
Sherwood Division
Team City Arena Last Joined
Flin Flon Bombers Flin Flon, Manitoba Whitney Forum 1984
La Ronge Ice Wolves La Ronge, Saskatchewan Mel Hegland Arena 1998
Melfort Mustangs Melfort, Saskatchewan Northern Lights Palace 1988
Nipawin Hawks Nipawin, Saskatchewan Centennial Arena 1985

Standings[]

Viterra Division
Team GP W L T OTL SOL GF GA PIM P
Weyburn Red Wings 58 35 14 - 5 4 182 139 1040 79
Estevan Bruins 58 35 20 - 0 3 231 203 1346 73
Yorkton Terriers 58 20 29 - 4 5 184 219 1251 49
Melville Millionaires 58 16 39 - 1 2 147 231 1017 35
Finning Division
Team

GP W L T OTL SOL GF GA PIM P
Battlefords North Stars 58 43 11 - 2 2 239 146 1239 90
Kindersley Klippers 58 25 30 - 1 2 194 232 1309 53
Notre Dame Hounds 58 22 29 - 4 1 163 218 1056 39
Humboldt Broncos 58 17 36 - 4 1 165 245 845 39
Sherwood Division
Team

GP W L T OTL SOL GF GA PIM P
Melfort Mustangs 58 39 14 - 3 2 227 173 1490 83
Nipawin Hawks 58 36 17 - 3 2 206 172 1281 77
Flin Flon Bombers 58 34 20 - 0 4 216 169 1307 72
La Ronge Ice Wolves 58 26 24 - 4 4 166 173 1282 60

Canalta Cup Playoffs[]

Format[]

The top ten teams in the league standings qualify for the playoffs.  The top 6 teams get a first round bye and the 7th seed plays the 10th seed and the 8th seed plays the 9th seed in best-of-five series. The first round winners are re-seeded 7th and 8th.  The balance of the tournament is best-of-seven.  The division winners are seeded 1-2-3 (based on points and tie-breakers) for the quarterfinal round only.  The semifinal matchup and home ice for the last two rounds are based on points.

The Canalta Cup winning team will advance to the 2016 Western Canada Cup being held in Estevan, Saskatchewan hosted by the Estevan Bruins (who qualify as tournament host) at Affinity Place.  If the Estevan Bruins win the championship; the other league finalist will advance in the league champion spot The top two finishers in that tournament will qualify for the 2016 Royal Bank Cup being held in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan hosted by the AJHL's Lloydminster Bobcats at the Centennial Civic Centre.

Wild Card Round[]

Quarterfinals[]

Semifinals[]

Canalta Cup Final[]

The Melfort Mustangs advance to the 2016 Western Canada Cup.

2016 SJHL champs Melfort Mustangs (credit Ryan Booth and Melfort Journal)

2016 SJHL champs Melfort Mustangs (credit Ryan Booth and the Melfort Journal)

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