Only 13 teams have a record of .500 or better.
5 teams in the East Division are above .500.
6 teams in the East Conference are below .500, 5 are from the Central Division.
Kootenay, Lethbridge and Regina have played a league high 12 home games.
Tri City has played only 6 home games and Everett has played 7 home games.
If the playoffs started today …
Eastern Conference
Moose Jaw vs Prince Albert
Swift Current vs Regina
Medicine Hat vs Brandon
Kootenay vs Red Deer
Western Conference
Victoria vs Everett
Kelowna vs Vancouver
Portland vs Seattle
Tri City vs Spokane
PP Goals – 8 Stelio Mattheos-Brandon
PP Points – 18 Tyler Steenbergen-Swift Current
SH Goals – 4 Matthew Phillips-Victoria
4 of the top 5 rookie scoring leaders are import players, then next 4 are non-imports.
3 defensemen have 9 or more goals – 10 Kale Clague-Brandon, 9 Austin Strand-Seattle and 9 Nolan Reid-Spokane.
There have been 10 penalty shots this season, 4 have been goals.
Teams with the most minor penalties – 116 Victoria, 114 Kamloops and 114 Red Deer.
Teams with the fewest minor penalties – 71 Medicine Hat, 88 Everett and 88 Swift Current.
Tri City has zero home losses.
Portland and Swift Current each have 1 road loss.
Kelowna and Tri City have played a league high 7 overtime games.
Lethbridge, Portland and Swift Current have played a league low 4 overtime games.
Of the 36 games that have gone to overtime 10 have went to the shootout.
Players in the shootout are 25-for-72 for a shooting percentage of 34.7.
Teams that scored the first goal of the game have a winning percentage of .713%.
Edmonton is the only team below .500 when scoring the first goal of the game 2-3-1-0 .417%.
Lethbridge and Spokane have a .500 record when scoring first.
Brandon is a perfect 9-for-9 when they score the first goal of the game.
Victoria leads with 120 power-play opportunities, Prince Albert has the fewest with 66 power-plays.
Red Deer has been short-handed the most time with 95 penalty-kills, Medicine Hat has been short-handed a league low 57 times.
Victoria has 7 shorthanded goals, Everett, Lethbridge and Medicine Hat have zero SHG.
Portland has not given up a shorthanded goal, Vancouver has given up 7.
Swift Current and Victoria lead with 27 1st period goals, Victoria leads with 39 2nd period goals and Portland leads with 32 3rd period goals.
Prince George and Seattle have a league low 13 1st period goals, Calgary has 13 2nd period goals and Prince George has 13 3rd period goals.
Regina leads the league with 746 shots on goal, Portland is 2nd with 734.
Swift Current has the fewest shots at 498.
Medicine Hat has allowed the fewest shots on goal with 541, Edmonton is 2nd with 553.
Victoria has allowed the most shots against with 767.
Victoria leads with 4.62 goals per game, Portland is 2nd with 4.61 and Swift Current 4.47.
Prince George is the lowest with 2.63 goals per game, Kamloops 2.84 and Everett 2.95.
Moose Jaw has the best goals-against-average with 2.53, Portland 2.56 and Swift Current 2.59.
Edmonton has the lowest goals-against-average with 4.37, Saskatoon 4.33 and Kootenay 4.05.
Portland averages a league high 40.78 shots per game, Medicine Hat 37.59 and Regina 35.52.
Kootenay average a league low 28.35 shots per game, Seattle 28.94 and Prince Albert 29.22.
Edmonton allows a league low 29.11 shots against per game, Regina 30.05 and Brandon 30.78.
Tri City allows a league high 36.79 shots against per game, Victoria 36.52 and Kootenay 34.
Portland and Victoria have a league best 13 wins when leading after 2 periods.
Red Deer has a league best 4 wins when trailing after 2 periods.
Tri City is a league best 8-1-2-0 in 1-goal games.
4 times a players has scored 4 goals in a game, Tyler Steenbergen 3 times and once by Tanner Jeannot.
Most points in one game is 6 by Jordy Stallard.
Dylan Ferguson has the most saves in a game with 52.
The 3 highest increases in average attendance from last season – Regina 1,439, Kootenay 716 and Swift Current 476.
The players with the most points with zero penalty minutes – Mark Rassell 26, Cole Fonstad 25, Davis Koch 16.
Leading Point Leaders by Team
Brandon – 31 Ty Lewis
Calgary – 22 Matteo Gennaro
Edmonton – 23 Trey Fix-Wolansky
Everett – 27 Patrick Bajkov
Kamloops – 21 Garrett Pilon
Kelowna – 31 Kole Lind
Kootenay – 19 Colton Kroeker
Lethbridge – 23 Giorgio Estephan
Medicine Hat – 26 Mark Rassell
Moose Jaw – 29 Brayden Burke
Portland – 30 Cody Glass
Prince Albert – 31 Jordy Stallard
Prince George – 17 Kody McDonald, Jared Bethune
Red Deer – 20 Brandon Hagel
Regina – 26 Matt Bradley
Saskatoon – 24 Cameron Hebig
Seattle – 23 Austin Strand
Spokane – 27 Hudson Elynuik
Swift Current – 46 Tyler Steenbergen, Aleksi Heponiemi
Tri City – 22 Jordan Topping
Vancouver – 30 Ty Ronning
Victoria – 37 Matthew Phillips
Leading Defenseman Point Leaders by Team
Brandon – 27 Kale Clague
Calgary – 16 Vladislav Yeryomenko
Edmonton – 11 Conner McDonald
Everett – 19 Kevin Davis
Kamloops – 16 Joe Gatenby
Kelowna – 17 Cal Foote
Kootenay – 12 Jonathan Smart
Lethbridge – 18 Calen Addison
Medicine Hat – 24 David Quenneville
Moose Jaw – 17 Jett Woo
Portland – 23 Henri Jokiharju
Prince Albert – 12 Max Martin
Prince George – 14 Dennis Cholowski
Red Deer – 9 Alexander Alexeyev, Brandon Schuldhaus
Regina – 17 Josh Mahura, Dawson Davidson
Saskatoon – 12 Libor Hajek
Seattle – 23 Austin Strand
Spokane – 21 Ty Smith
Swift Current – 22 Colby Sissons
Tri City – 19 Dylan Coghlan
Vancouver – 15 Dylan Plouffe
Victoria – 11 Jared Freadrich
Leading Rookie Point Leaders by Team
Brandon – 5 Braden Schneider
Calgary – 4 Cale Zimmerman
Edmonton – 4 Matthew Robertson
Everett – 4 Gianni Fairbrother
Kamloops – 10 Brodi Stuart
Kelowna – 8 Liam Kindree
Kootenay – 13 Peyton Krebs
Lethbridge – 13 Dylan Cozens
Medicine Hat – 5 Dawson Heathcote, Josh Williams
Moose Jaw – 6 Matthew Benson
Portland – 7 Ty Kolle
Prince Albert – 8 Sergei Sapego
Prince George – 8 Vladislav Mikhalchuk
Red Deer – 17 Kristian Reichel
Regina – 23 Emil Oksanen
Saskatoon – 3 Kirby Dach
Seattle – 6 Dillon Hamaliuk
Spokane – 8 Jake McGrew, Filip Kral
Swift Current – 3 Logan Barlage
Tri City – 12 Isaac Johnson
Vancouver – 20 Milos Roman
Victoria – 13 Igor Martynov
