PLAYOFF MATCH-UPS
East Division
1) Central Ontario Wolves vs. 4) Kingston Jr. Frontenacs
2) Whitby Wildcats vs. 3) Clarington Toros

West Division
1) Ajax-Pickering Raiders vs. 4) York-Simcoe Express
2) Markham Waxers vs. 3) Richmond Hill Coyotes

FINAL STANDINGS (W-L-T)
East Division
Central Ontario – 55 points (26-7-3)
Whitby – 44 points (18-9-8)
Clarington – 43 points (20-13-3)
Kingston – 31 points (12-17-7)
Quinte – 25 points (9-18-7)
Oshawa – 19 points (8-24-3)
Peterborough - 8 points (4-30-0)

West Division
Ajax-Pickering – 49 points (21-5-7)
Markham – 45 points (20-8-5)
Richmond Hill – 40 points (18-12-4)
York-Simcoe – 36 points (16-14-4)
North Central – 34 points (16-15-3)
Barrie – 18 points (8-24-2)

LEADING SCORERS
Matthew Zebedee (Richmond Hill) – 26G 27A 53P
Jacob Winterton (Ajax-Pickering) – 33G 19A 52P
Tye Kartye (Kingston) – 28G 23A 51P
Justin Jacobs (Central Ontario) – 27G 24A 51P
Jaedon Jackson (Richmond Hill) – 19G 25A 44P

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCE
1988 (Oshawa Kiwanis – fourth place)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES (since 1984)
1 (1988)

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
none (best finish: fourth place – Oshawa Kiwanis, 1988)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
none

TOP REGULAR SEASON TEAM – CENTRAL ONTARIO WOLVES
A hot start and a strong finish led the Central Ontario Wolves to the top of the ETA. The Wolves exploded out of the gate with points in 17 straight games to open the season, including a 15-game win streak, but it was a 9-1-0 run to close their schedule that distanced them from Whitby in the East Division, and Ajax-Pickering in the overall standings. Central Ontario was outstanding at home, finishing the season with a 13-2-3 record at Scugog Arena. It was all about the offence for the Wolves, who led the ETA with 159 goals, including 11 games with six or more.