Jack Adams Memorial Hockey League
The Jack Adams Memorial Hockey League is a 20-team Strat-O-Matic summer Hockey League. Results are submitted via e-mail. Each team plays 82 regular season games from May to September. Eight teams qualify for the JAMHL playoffs, which begin in October. If you are interested in getting on our manager waiting list, please contact Derek Jones at djones90@yahoo.com.
Skinner starts season with a shutout
Stuart Skinner stopped all 29 shots he faced for the Altoona Rail Kings in their 4-0 opening win over the Salt Cay Banshees. Mark Scheifele had a goal and an assist for Altoona (1-1-1). Mason McTavish managed to get six shots for Salt Cay (1-10-0).
2022-23 Draft begins March 9
The 2022-23 JAMHL Draft will begin on Saturday, March 9, 2024 at 12:00 PM Eastern time via e-mail. The draft board will be updated periodically throughout the draft.
Rogue Squadron become road warriors to capture first Cup
The Richmond Rogue Squadron defeated the Outlook Crusaders to win their first-ever Jack Adams Cup in an epic 7-game series where the road team won every game. Richmond's Igor Shesterkin was named playoff MVP with a 12-3 playoff record and .936 save percentage. Richmond's Filip Forsberg and Victor Hedman tied for the playoff scoring lead with 30 points, with Forsberg the top playoff goal scorer with 14.
In the series, Bo Horvat was the top guy for the Rogue Squadron with five goals and four assists. Alex Ovechkin had seven goals and one assist in the series for Richmond.
Richmond was a perfect 8-0 on the road in the 2021-22 playoffs.
Crusaders oust Toast in five games
Outlook defeated Champaign four games to one in the Mullen Conference Final. Nathan MacKinnon led the Crusaders with three goals and six assists in the series. Conor Garland had three goals and four assists for the Toast. With the series victory, the Crusaders advance to their 10th Jack Adams Cup Final all-time, but their first since the 2017-18 season.
Rogue Squadron sweep their way to the Final
The Richmond Rogue Squadron have advanced to their first ever Jack Adams Cup Final by sweeping the Abbotsford Hornets in four straight games. Filip Forsberg led Richmond with five goals and three assists in the series, while Igor Shesterkin registered a .961 save percentage. Nick Suzuki was the only Abbotsford player to score more than one goal in the series (2).
Crusaders edge Beavers to advance
Outlook advanced to the Mullen Conference Final with a hard-fought seven-game series win over Oakville. Vladimir Tarasenko led the Crusaders with five goals and 10 assists in the series, while Brad Marchand was credited with the game-winning goal in Game 7. Mikko Rantanen had six goals and eight assists for the Beavers.
Toast advance on Tavares' OT winner
Champaign overcame an early minor penalty in overtime of Game 6 and came through with a 5-4 victory over Millard thanks to a goal by John Tavares at 14:09. The Toast prevailed in the Mullen Conference Semifinal series four games to two. Champaign's J.T. Miller led all scorers with six goals and eight assists in the series. Linus Ullmark stood tall in net with a .928 save percentage in four games, including a 52-save effort in the deciding sixth game. Elias Lindholm had six goals and three assists for the Mustangs.
Dahlin's OT marker puts Hornets in next round
Rasmus Dahlin scored at the 16:29 mark of overtime in Game 7 to propel Abbotsford past Westside in the Esposito Conference Semifinal round. Cole Caufield led the Hornets with four goals and three assists in the series, while Ilya Sorokin registerd a .919 save percentage. John Carlson had three goals and four assists for the Warriors.