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Road to the TELUS LEAGUE AND REGIONAL PLAYDOWNS NOTE HOME TEAMS ARE LISTED SECOND ATLANTIC REGIONAL PRELIMINARY ROUND March 29 Dartmouth 8 – 2 Kensington March 29 St. John’s 7 – 0 Moncton March 29 Cole Harbour 4 – 3 Kensington March 30 Moncton 3 – 2 SO Dartmouth March 30 Cole Harbour 3 – 1 St. John’s March 30 Kensington 2 – 5 Moncton March 30 Dartmouth 6 – 1 Cole Harbour March 31 Kensington 6 – 0 St. John’s March 31 Moncton 7 – 0 Cole Harbour March 31 St. John’s 3 – 5 Dartmouth TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS Dartmouth 4 3 1 0 21 9 10 Moncton 4 2 2 0 15 11 8 Cole Harbour 4 2 2 0 8 17 6 St. John’s 4 1 3 0 11 14 3 Kensington 4 1 3 0 13 17 3 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME April 1 Moncton 3 – 2 2OT Dartmouth MONCTON FLYERS 2018 ATLANTIC REGION CHAMPIONS ADVANCE TO TELUS CUP CENTRAL REGIONAL PRELIMINARY ROUND April 2 Toronto 4 – 2 Sudbury April 2 Ajax-Pickering 3 – 1 Hawkesbury April 2 Rockland 2 – 0 Waterloo April 3 Ajax-Pickering 5 – 4 Toronto April 3 Sudbury 2 – 3 Waterloo April 3 Rockland 5 – 1 Hawkesbury April 4 Waterloo 7 – 0 Hawkesbury April 4 Ajax-Pickering 0 – 4 Sudbury April 4 Toronto 3 – 4 Rockland April 5 Waterloo 2 – 1 Ajax-Pickering April 5 Hawkesbury 3 – 7 Toronto April 5 Sudbury 2 – 4 Rockland April 6 Waterloo 4 – 3 Toronto April 6 Hawkesbury 3 – 2 Sudbury April 6 Rockland 5 – 1 Ajax-Pickering TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS Rockland 5 5 0 0 20 7 10 Waterloo 5 4 1 0 16 8 8 Ajax-Pickering 5 2 3 0 10 16 4 Toronto 5 2 3 0 21 18 4 Hawkesbury 5 1 4 0 8 24 2 Sudbury 5 1 4 0 12 14 2 SEMIFINALS April 7 Ajax-Pickering 4 – 3 OT Waterloo April 7 Toronto 4 – 3 Rockland CHAMPIONSHIP GAME April 8 Toronto 6 – 2 Ajax-Pickering TORONTO YOUNG NATIONALS 2018 CENTRAL REGION CHAMPIONS ADVANCE TO TELUS CUP PACIFIC REGIONAL PACIFIC REGION CHAMPIONSHIP (BEST-OF-THREE) FRASER VALLEY THUNDERBIRDS vs. LETHBRIDGE HURRICANES GAME 1 April 6 Lethbridge 5 – 3 Fraser Valley GAME 2 April 7 Fraser Valley 1 – 6 Lethbridge LETHBRIDGE WINS SERIES 2-0 LETHBRIDGE HURRICANES 2018 PACIFIC REGION CHAMPIONS ADVANCE TO TELUS CUP WEST REGIONAL PRELIMINARY ROUND April 5 Kenora 0 – 11 Notre Dame April 5 Winnipeg 4 – 1 Thunder Bay April 6 Winnipeg 3 – 4 Notre Dame April 6 Thunder Bay 3 – 0 Kenora April 7 Kenora 1 – 8 Winnipeg April 7 Notre Dame 7 – 1 Thunder Bay TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS Notre Dame 3 3 0 0 22 4 6 Winnipeg 3 2 1 0 16 6 4 Thunder Bay 3 1 2 0 5 11 2 Kenora 3 0 3 0 1 22 0 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME April 8 Winnipeg 2 – 5 Notre Dame NOTRE DAME HOUNDS 2018 WEST REGION CHAMPIONS ADVANCE TO TELUS CUP ALBERTA MIDGET HOCKEY LEAGUE PRELIMINARY ROUND (BEST-OF-FIVE) N3 LEDUC OIL KINGS vs. N6 EDMONTON SSAC ATHLETICS GAME 1 February 20 Edmonton SSAC 1 – 4 Leduc GAME 2 February 21 Leduc 3 – 1 Edmonton SSAC GAME 3 February 24 Edmonton SSAC 3 – 4 OT Leduc LEDUC WINS SERIES 3-0 N4 SHERWOOD PARK KINGS vs. N5 FORT SASKATCHEWAN RANGERS GAME 1 February 20 Fort Saskatchewan 4 – 2 Sherwood Park GAME 2 February 22 Sherwood Park 3 – 4 Fort Saskatchewan GAME 3 February 24 Fort Saskatchewan 3 – 2 OT Sherwood Park FORT SASKATCHEWAN WINS SERIES 3-0 S3 CALGARY NORTHSTARS vs. S6 CALGARY FLAMES GAME 1 February 21 Flames 2 – 1 Northstars GAME 2 February 22 Northstars 4 – 3 2OT Flames GAME 3 February 24 Flames 2 – 1 Northstars GAME 4 February 25 Northstars 2 – 4 Flames CALGARY FLAMES WIN SERIES 3-1 S4 CALGARY BUFFALOES vs. S5 CALGARY ROYALS GAME 1 February 20 Royals 1 – 0 Buffaloes GAME 2 February 22 Buffaloes 7 – 3 Royals GAME 3 February 24 Royals 3 – 1 Buffaloes GAME 4 February 25 Buffaloes 6 – 3 Royals GAME 5 February 27 Royals 5 – 2 Buffaloes CALGARY ROYALS WIN SERIES 3-2 QUARTER-FINALS (BEST-OF-FIVE) N1 EDMONTON KoC PATS vs. N5 FORT SASKATCHEWAN RANGERS GAME 1 February 28 Fort Saskatchewan 2 – 4 Edmonton KoC GAME 2 March 3 Edmonton KoC 1 – 2 OT Fort Saskatchewan GAME 3 March 4 Fort Saskatchewan 2 – 3 OT Edmonton KoC GAME 4 March 6 Edmonton KoC 2 – 1 Fort Saskatchewan EDMOTNON KoC WINS SERIES 3-1 N2 ST. ALBERT RAIDERS vs. N3 LEDUC OIL KINGS GAME 1 March 1 Leduc 0 – 5 St. Albert GAME 2 March 3 Leduc 5 – 2 St. Albert GAME 3 March 4 St. Albert 0 – 3 Leduc GAME 4 March 6 St. Albert 4 – 7 Leduc LEDUC WINS SERIES 3-1 S1 S6 LETHBRIDGE HURRICANES vs. CALGARY FLAMES GAME 1 March 1 Calgary 2 – 3 2OT Lethbridge GAME 2 March 4 Lethbridge 5 – 3 Calgary GAME 3 March 6 Calgary 3 – 1 Lethbridge GAME 4 March 7 Lethbridge 2 – 1 Calgary LETHBRIDGE WINS SERIES 3-1 S2 RED DEER CHIEFS vs. S5 CALGARY ROYALS GAME 1 March 1 Calgary 2 – 0 Red Deer GAME 2 March 4 Red Deer 3 – 5 Calgary GAME 3 March 5 Calgary 1 – 2 Red Deer GAME 4 March 7 Red Deer 1 – 2 4OT Calgary CALGARY WINS SERIES 3-1 SEMIFINALS (BEST-OF-FIVE) N1 EDMONTON KoC PATS vs. N3 LEDUC OIL KINGS GAME 1 March 11 Leduc 3 – 4 Edmonton KoC GAME 2 March 13 Edmonton KoC 6 – 0 Leduc GAME 3 March 16 Leduc 3 – 5 Edmonton KoC EDMONTON KoC WINS SERIES 3-0 S1 LETHBRIDGE HURRICANES vs. S5 CALGARY ROYALS GAME 1 March 11 Calgary 2 – 4 Lethbridge GAME 2 March 14 Lethbridge 4 – 2 Calgary GAME 3 March 16 Calgary 0 – 4 Lethbridge LETHBRIDGE WINS SERIES 3-0 AMHL CHAMPIONSHIP (BEST-OF-FIVE) S1 LETHBRIDGE HURRICANES vs. N1 EDMONTON KoC PATS GAME 1 March 24 Edmonton KoC 0 – 4 Lethbridge GAME 2 March 25 Edmonton KoC 4 – 2 Lethbridge GAME 3 March 28 Lethbridge 2 – 4 Edmonton KoC GAME 4 March 29 Lethbridge 5 – 2 Edmonton KoC GAME 5 April 1 Edmonton KoC 1 – 6 Lethbridge LETHBRIDGE WINS SERIES 3-2 LETHBRIDGE HURRICANES 2018 AMHL CHAMPIONS ADVANCE TO PACIFIC REGIONAL BRITISH COLUMBIA MAJOR MIDGET LEAGUE QUARTER-FINALS (BEST-OF-THREE) 1 VALLEY WEST HAWKS vs. 8 VANCOUVER NE CHIEFS GAME 1 March 16 Vancouver NE 4 – 3 Valley West GAME 2 March 17 Valley West 4 – 2 Vancouver NE GAME 3 March 18 Vancouver NE 3 – 2 Valley West VANCOUVER NE WINS SERIES 2-1 2 CARIBOO COUGARS vs. 7 THOMPSON BLAZERS GAME 1 March 16 Thompson 1 – 9 Cariboo GAME 2 March 17 Cariboo 2 – 1 Thompson CARIBOO WINS SERIES 2-0 3 FRASER VALLEY THUNDERBIRDS vs. 6 GREATER VANCOUVER CANADIANS GAME 1 March 17 Greater Vancouver 1 – 2 Fraser Valley GAME 2 March 18 Fraser Valley 4 – 1 Greater Vancouver FRASER VALLEY WINS SERIES 2-0 4 5 OKANAGAN ROCKETS vs. VANCOUVER NW GIANTS GAME 1 March 16 Vancouver NW 5 – 4 OT Okanagan GAME 2 March 17 Okanagan 3 – 4 Vancouver NW VANCOUVER NW WINS SERIES 2-0 SEMIFINALS (BEST-OF-THREE) 2 CARIBOO COUGARS vs. 8 VANCOUVER NE CHIEFS GAME 1 March 23 Vancouver NE 2 – 5 Cariboo GAME 2 March 24 Cariboo 4 – 3 OT Vancouver NE CARIBOO WINS SERIES 2-0 3 FRASER VALLEY THUNDERBIRDS vs. 5 VANCOUVER NW GIANTS GAME 1 March 23 Vancouver NW 4 – 3 Fraser Valley GAME 2 March 24 Fraser Valley 5 – 1 Vancouver NW GAME 3 March 25 Vancouver NW 2 – 8 Fraser Valley FRASER VALLEY WINS SERIES 2-1 BCMML CHAMPIONSHIP (BEST-OF-THREE) 2 CARIBOO COUGARS vs. 3 FRASER VALLEY THUNDERBIRDS GAME 1 March 30 Fraser Valley 5 – 2 Cariboo GAME 2 March 31 Cariboo 2 – 4 Fraser Valley FRASER VALLEY WINS SERIES 2-0 FRASER VALLEY THUNDERBIRDS 2018 BCMML CHAMPIONS ADVANCE TO PACIFIC REGIONAL MANITOBA MIDGET AAA HOCKEY LEAGUE QUARTER-FINALS (BEST-OF-FIVE) 1 WINNIPEG WILD vs. 8 CENTRAL PLAINS CAPITALS GAME 1 March 1 Central Plains 2 – 5 Winnipeg GAME 2 March 4 Winnipeg 1 – 4 Central Plains GAME 3 March 6 Central Plains 2 – 3 Winnipeg GAME 4 March 8 Central Plains 3 – 8 Winnipeg WINNIPEG WINS SERIES 3-1 2 BRANDON WHEAT KINGS vs. 7 SOUTHWEST COUGARS GAME 1 March 2 Southwest 1 – 8 Brandon GAME 2 March 4 Brandon 8 – 2 Southwest GAME 3 March 6 Southwest 2 – 3 OT Brandon BRANDON WINS SERIES 3-0 3 WINNIPEG BRUINS vs. 6 YELLOWHEAD CHIEFS GAME 1 March 2 Yellowhead 1 – 2 Winnipeg GAME 2 March 4 Winnipeg 3 – 2 Yellowhead GAME 3 March 6 Yellowhead 1 – 3 Winnipeg WINNIPEG WINS SERIES 3-0 4 WINNIPEG THRASHERS vs. 5 EASTMAN SELECTS GAME 1 March 2 Eastman 4 – 2 Winnipeg GAME 2 March 4 Winnipeg 1 – 2 Eastman GAME 3 March 6 Eastman 2 – 4 Winnipeg GAME 4 March 8 Winnipeg 4 – 3 OT Eastman GAME 5 March 9 Eastman 4 – 7 Winnipeg WINNIPEG WINS SERIES 3-2 SEMIFINALS (BEST-OF-FIVE) 1 WINNIPEG WILD vs. 4 WINNIPEG THRASHERS GAME 1 March 12 Thrashers 1 – 4 Wild GAME 2 March 14 Wild 8 – 2 Thrashers GAME 3 March 16 Thrashers 4 – 5 Wild WINNIPEG WILD WIN SERIES 3-0 2 3 BRANDON WHEAT KINGS vs. WINNIPEG BRUINS GAME 1 March 12 Winnipeg 2 – 3 OT Brandon GAME 2 March 14 Brandon 5 – 4 2OT Winnipeg GAME 3 March 16 Winnipeg 1 – 2 Brandon BRANDON WINS SERIES 3-0 MMAAAHL CHAMPIONSHIP (BEST-OF-FIVE) 1 WINNIPEG WILD vs.
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