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2004-05 Men's Ice Hockey Divisional 2004-05 MEN’S ICE HOCKEY DIVISIONAL STANDINGS Mountain Division G W L T F A P Alberta* 28 24 3 1 146 59 49 Calgary* 28 12 10 6 107 87 30 UBC* 28 5 16 6 75 117 16 Lethbridge 28 3 23 2 68 159 8 Great Plains Division Saskatchewan* 28 19 6 3 122 79 41 Manitoba* 28 15 8 5 102 80 35 Regina* 28 6 17 5 75 114 17 Note: top six teams overall qualify for playoffs COMBINED STANDINGS G W L T F A P Alberta* 28 24 3 1 146 59 49 Saskatchewan* 28 19 6 3 122 79 41 Manitoba* 28 15 8 5 102 80 35 Calgary* 28 12 10 6 107 87 30 Regina* 28 6 17 5 75 114 17 UBC* 28 5 16 6 75 117 16 Lethbridge 28 3 23 2 68 159 8 *clinched playoff spot Visitor Home Fri Oct 08 Alberta 3 Manitoba 2 Saskatchewan 4 UBC 1 Regina 3 Lethbridge 6 Sat Oct 09 Alberta 1 Manitoba 4 Saskatchewan 8 UBC 4 Regina 6 Lethbridge 5 Fri Oct 15 UBC 3 Calgary 3 Lethbridge 0 Alberta 9 Manitoba 3 Regina 3 Sat Oct 16 UBC 3 Calgary 3 Lethbridge 3 Alberta 9 Manitoba 4 Regina 3 Fri Oct 22 Alberta 5 UBC 1 Calgary 6 Lethbridge 1 Saskatchewan 3 Regina 3 Sat Oct 23 Alberta 5 UBC 3 Lethbridge 0 Calgary 6 Saskatchewan 4 Regina 1 Fri Oct 29 Regina 1 Alberta 4 Lethbridge 1 Manitoba 6 Calgary 4 Saskatchewan 6 Sat Oct 30 Regina 1 Alberta 5 Lethbridge 1 Manitoba 10 Calgary 2 Saskatchewan 4 Fri Nov 05 Calgary 2 Manitoba 3 UBC 2 Regina 6 Sat Nov 06 Saskatchewan 6 Lethbridge 3 Calgary 1 Manitoba 3 UBC 3 Regina 4 Sun Nov 07 Saskatchewan 7 Lethbridge 5 Fri Nov 12 Alberta 3 Saskatchewan 0 Manitoba 6 UBC 2 Regina 0 Calgary 2 Sat Nov 13 Alberta 1 Saskatchewan 0 Manitoba 3 UBC 3 Regina 1 Calgary 5 Fri Nov 19 Manitoba 1 Alberta 6 UBC 3 Saskatchewan 5 Lethbridge 2 Regina 3 Sat Nov 20 Manitoba 2 Alberta 5 UBC 1 Saskatchewan 6 Lethbridge 0 Regina 4 Fri Nov 26 Alberta 4 Calgary 3 Regina 1 Manitoba 5 UBC 3 Lethbridge 7 Sat Nov 27 Calgary 2 Alberta 5 Regina 0 Manitoba 4 UBC 3 Lethbridge 3 Fri Dec 03 Calgary 5 UBC 2 Manitoba 1 Saskatchewan 5 Lethbridge 2 Alberta 7 Sat Dec 04 Calgary 9 UBC 1 Manitoba 1 Saskatchewan 5 Lethbridge 3 Alberta 8 Sun Jan 02 Saskatchewan 7 Regina 3 Mon Jan 03 Regina 4 Saskatchewan 6 Fri Jan 07 Alberta 6 Calgary 1 UBC 3 Lethbridge 0 Saskatchewan 0 Manitoba 6 Sat Jan 08 Alberta 3 Calgary 3 UBC 5 Lethbridge 2 Saskatchewan 3 Manitoba 3 Fri Jan 14 Calgary 4 Regina 4 Saskatchewan 2 Alberta 6 Manitoba 4 Lethbridge 1 Sat Jan 15 Calgary 4 Regina 4 Saskatchewan 5 Alberta 2 Manitoba 8 Lethbridge 6 Fri Jan 21 Regina 2 UBC 5 Lethbridge 2 Saskatchewan 2 Manitoba 5 Calgary 2 Sat Jan 22 Regina 3 UBC 5 Lethbridge 4 Saskatchewan 5 Manitoba 1 Calgary 3 Fri Jan 28 Alberta 5 Regina 2 Saskatchewan 4 Calgary 2 UBC 2 Manitoba 3 Sat Jan 29 Alberta 6 Regina 4 Saskatchewan 3 Calgary 5 UBC 4 Manitoba 4 Fri Feb 04 Regina 4 Manitoba 4 Lethbridge 4 UBC 1 Calgary 0 Alberta 12 Sat Feb 05 Regina 0 Manitoba 2 Lethbridge 0 UBC 4 Alberta 2 Calgary 6 Fri Feb 11 Regina 2 Saskatchewan 7 UBC 3 Alberta 4 Lethbridge 1 Calgary 8 Sat Feb 12 Saskatchewan 2 Regina 3 UBC 1 Alberta 7 Calgary 10 Lethbridge 2 Fri Feb 18 Manitoba 1 Saskatchewan 7 Alberta 6 Lethbridge 3 Calgary 3 UBC 3 Sat Feb 19 Manitoba 3 Saskatchewan 6 Alberta 7 Lethbridge 1 Calgary 3 UBC 1 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE Canada West Divisional Semifinals (Best of 3) Fri Feb 25 #3 UBC 0 #2 Calgary 6 #3 Regina 1 #2 Manitoba 5 Sat Feb 26 #3 UBC 2 #2 Calgary 3 #3 Regina 6 #2 Manitoba 9 Canada West Divisional Finals (Best of 3) Fri Mar 4 #2 Calgary 3 #1 Alberta 4 #2 Manitoba 3 #1 Saskatchewan 6 Sat Mar 5 #2 Calgary 1 #1 Alberta 7 #2 Manitoba 3 #1 Saskatchewan 4 Canada West Final & 3rd place (Best of 3) Fri Mar 11 #1 Saskatchewan 4 #1 Alberta 7 3rd place #2 Calgary 1 #2 Manitoba 3 Sat Mar 12 #1 Saskatchewan 2 #1 Alberta 4 3rd place #2 Calgary 2 #2 Manitoba 5 2005 TELUS University Cup March 24-28, 2005 at Clare Drake Arena/Rexall Place Seedings 1. Alberta Golden Bears 2. Aigles Bleus de Moncton 3. Western Ontario Mustangs 4. Quebec à Trois-Rivières (UQTR) Patriotes 5. Saskatchewan Huskies 6. Manitoba Bisons Pool A: 1. Alberta; 4. UQTR; 6. Manitoba Pool B: 2. Moncton; 3. Western Ontario; 5. Saskatchewan Thursday, March 24 1 p.m. Saskatchewan 3 Moncton 0 (Clare Drake Arena) 7 p.m. Manitoba 4 UQTR 1 (Clare Drake Arena) Friday, March 25 1 p.m. Moncton 8 Western Ontario 3 (Clare Drake Arena) 7 p.m. Alberta 11 UQTR 0 (Clare Drake Arena) Saturday, March 26 Day off Sunday, March 27 1 p.m. Saskatchewan 3 Western Ontario 0 (Rexall Place / Live TSN) 6 p.m. Alberta 5 Manitoba 1 (Rexall Place / Live TSN) Monday, March 28 7 p.m. Championship final: Alberta 4 Saskatchewan 3 (OT) (Rexall Place) (TSN: tape delay Tuesday, March 29, 6 p.m. MST) Tournament Award & All-Stars MVP Ben Thomson, Alberta Goaltender Thomas Vicars, Saskatchewan Defencemen Dan Hulak, Saskatchewan Jeff Zorn, Alberta Forwards Ben Kilgour, Alberta Ben Thomson, Alberta Dean Beuker, Saskatchewan 2005 University Cup Scoring Leaders # GP G A Pts 1 27 Steve Shrum-Alberta 3 3 4 7 2 19 Ben Kilgour-Alberta 3 2 5 7 3 12 Brent Twordik-Sask 3 3 2 5 4 16 Tyler Shybunka-Alberta 3 2 2 4 5 7 Dean Beuker-Sask 3 1 3 4 6 29 Ben Thomson-Alberta 3 2 2 4 7 15 Gilbert Lefrançois-Monc 2 3 0 3 8 10 Jonathan Hobson-Alberta 3 1 2 3 9 20 Karl Fournier-Moncton 2 1 2 3 10 6 Tomas Baluch-Moncton 2 0 3 3 11 18 Richard Hamula-Alberta 3 2 1 3 12 8 Jeff Schmidt-Sask 2 1 2 3 13 8 Harlan Anderson-Alberta 3 1 2 3 14 18 Pierre-luc Laprise-Monc 2 2 1 3 15 14 Wade Burt-Alberta 3 0 3 3 16 14 Reagan Leslie-Manitoba 2 0 3 3 17 15 Brad Tutschek-Alberta 3 2 1 3 18 16 Chris Falloon-Manitoba 2 2 0 2 19 4 Chris Ovington-Alberta 3 0 2 2 20 10 Paul Deniset-Manitoba 2 1 1 2 Canada West Conference Scoring Leaders GP G A PTS Dean Beuker, SK 28 15 31 46 Paul Deniset, Man 28 23 16 39 Brad Tutschek, AB 28 13 26 39 Ben Thomson, AB 28 12 25 37 Kevin Saurette, Man 27 11 23 34 Jon Barkman, SK 28 14 17 31 Ben Kilgour, AB 26 13 17 30 Scott Schoneck, SK 27 10 20 30 Perry Johnson, AB 28 6 24 30 Brent Twordik, SK 28 14 14 28 CIS Scoring Leaders GP G A Pts PIM Dean Beuker, SK 28 15 31 46 42 Joel Ward, UPEI 28 16 28 44 42 Luc Chiasson, UPEI 28 18 23 41 38 Tyler Middlebrook, RMC 24 13 28 41 73 Kevin Baker, Acadia 28 24 16 40 16 Ian Malcolm, Tor 24 22 18 40 30 Paul Deniset, Man 28 23 16 39 32 Brad Tutschek, AB 28 13 26 39 26 Nicolas Pelletier, UQTR 24 20 17 37 10 Ben Thomson, AB 28 12 25 37 28 CIS Goaltending Leaders (minimium 720 minutes played) GP MP GA Avg SO W-L-T Dustin Schwartz, AB 19 1126:53 36 1.92 4 16-2-1 Mathieu Poitras, McG 22 1326 :57 44 1.99 4 16-5-1 Curtis Darling, Wat 21 1219:54 41 2,02 3 12-5-3 Scott Della Vedova, York 12 712:27 26 2.19 1 8-2-2 Mike Mole, StFX 25 1495:54 58 2.33 3 10-11-4 Dany Dallaire, UQTR 20 1205:05 48 2.39 1 13-5-2 Chris Whitley, Lake 16 871:12 35 2.41 2 10-4-1 Reg Bourcier, UNB 28 1593 :36 66 2.48 1 14-11-1 John Ceci, Aca 23 1351:16 57 2.53 1 13-6-3 Jonathan Pelletier, Monc 26 1511:30 64 2.54 1 14-9-3 Canada West Goaltending Leaders (Minimum 560 Minutes Played) GP MIN GA EN GAA. SO W-L-T PCT. SHA SVS PCT. Dustin Schwartz, Alberta 19 1126:53 36 0 1.92 4 16-2-1 .868 487 451 .926 B.J. Boxma, Alberta 10 560:00 23 0 2.46 0 8-1-0 .889 196 173 .883 Krister Toews, Manitoba 28 1643:07 75 2 2.74 3 15-7-5 .648 815 740 .908 Thomas Vicars, Sask. 19 1116:47 51 0 2.74 0 13-4-2 .737 521 470 .902 Scott Talbot, Calgary 16 796:00 37 1 2.79 1 6-5-4 .533 403 366 .908 Don Choukalos, Calgary 16 914:13 49 0 3.22 1 6-5-2 .538 418 369 .883 Rob Muntain, Regina 22 1323:35 88 2 3.99 1 4-14-4 .273 756 668 .884 Jamie McCaig, Lethbridge 21 1140:39 98 1 5.15 0 2-15-2 .158 747 649 .869 CANADA WEST OVERALL GOALTENDING LEADERS (Minimum one-third of team’s minutes played) GP MIN GA EN GAA SO W-L-T PCT SHA SV PCT Dustin Schwartz, Alberta 25 1491:53 47 0 1.89 7 21-2-2 .880 629 582 .925 B.J.
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