Leaders; McDavid gets back Into Richard Race

The JAMHL scoring races are heating up midway through block 4. Tage Thompson is at the top of the goals race, but McDavid's 5 goal night and recent surge have him firmly in place to challenge. 

                           LEAGUE LEADERS FOR JAMHL 24-25 M4 Play                           

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GOALS                         ASSISTS                       POINTS                      

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T. THOMPSON         WBJ   46   F. FORSBERG         RIC   62  F. FORSBERG         RIC   91

K. CONNOR           VIC   38  M. MARNER           ABB   60   C. KELLER           RIR   83

W. JOHNSTON         GIM   38   C. KELLER           RIR   59   N. KUCHEROV         ABB   82

S. REINHART         RIC   38   N. MacKINNON        OUT   57   N. MacKINNON        OUT   82

L. DRAISAITL        OAK   36   R. THOMAS           WBJ   57   M. MARNER           ABB   82

S. AHO              SSM   35   N. KUCHEROV         ABB   52   S. REINHART         RIC   80

C. McDAVID          SSM   35   L. HUTSON           GIM   51  C. McDAVID          SSM   78

J. TAVARES          CHA   35   N. SUZUKI           ABB   50   N. SUZUKI           ABB   74

M. SCHEIFELE        ARK   34  Q. HUGHES           SLC   49   MANY TIED WITH            72

J. KYROU            HUN   31 

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Richmond and Outlook on top; 92 pts for each

The JAMHL heads to the middle of the 4th block and one team In each conference has moved ahead of the pack. What will happen next? 

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New Season for 2024-25

The JAMHL heads to uncharted waters as the Introduction of a 4th line has team managers speculating as to what to do with that in terms of matchups. 

Additionally, we will be starting our games In April rather than watching the ice stay dry until May this year. It should be fun!  

Looking forward to the drop of the puck...

Month 3 recap

The playoff picture for 2023-24 is taking shape quickly. In the Mullen Conference, the top four teams (Sault St. Marie, Champaign, Outlook, Oakville) are in comfortable positions at the moment, with Outlook holding a 12-point lead over Victoriaville for the final wild-card spot. Over in the Esposito Conference, Abbotsford and Hannibal are battling for the Salming Division lead, with only four points separating them. Richmond has a wide margin over Minnesota in the Tretiak. The other race to watch is the wild card scenario in the Esposito Conference, which will likely come down to who gets the two spots among Minnesota, Enumclaw, and the Salming runner-up.

2023-24 Month 3 Leaders

Perfect power play leads Oakville

Oakville scored on each of their three power play opportunities in the second period. That was enough to gain a 3-2 victory over Huntington. Scoring for the Beavers (28-17-1) were Daniil Miromanov, Claude Giroux, and Ryan O'Reilly. Jack Hughes scored both goals for the Huskies (17-27-3).

Game summary

Month 2 recap

Sault St. Marie and Richmond are establishing themselves as the best teams in their respective conferences, with each team having 25 victories after two months of play. Abbotsford continues to lead the Salming Division over Hannibal by six points, while Oakville has taken the lead in the Stastny Division, six points ahead of Altoona. Abbotsford's Nikita Kucherov continues to lead the league in scoring with 73 points in 33 games. Anthony Stolarz and Laurent Brossoit have been stellar in goal for Richmond, sporting save percentages of .948 and .935, respectively.

2023-24 Month 2 Leaders

Meier's late goal wins it for Altoona

Timo Meier scored with 5:15 remaining in regulation to give Altoona a 5-4 win over Hannibal. That was Meier's second goal of the game to go along with one assist. Casey Mittelstadt added three assists for the Rail Kings (14-17-2). Aleksander Barkov had two goals and an assist for the Cannibals (16-17-0).

Game summary

Month 1 recap

Sault St. Marie has bolted to the top of the league standings after the first month with a 14-2-1 record. Four Shih-Tzu players are among the top 10 scorers in the JAMHL (Artemi Panarin, Connor McDavid, Auston Matthews, Matthew Tkachuk), while goaltender Juuse Saros is among the goaltending leaders with a 1.68 GAA and .936 save percentage. Richmond, Abbotsford, and Victoriaville are the other division leaders, with only six points separating Victoriaville from last-place Salt Cay in the Stastny Division. 

2023-24 Month 1 Leaders

Crusaders defeat Hornets in a tight one

Mark Stone scored halfway through the third period to lead Outlook to a 2-1 victory over Abbotsford. Jeremy Swayman made 34 saves for the Crusaders (7-6-3). Thatcher Demko stopped 33 shots for the Hornets (6-5-0), but Rasmus Dahlin was the only one to get a puck past Swayman. Brock Boeser had the other Outlook goal.

Game summary

Shih-Tzus spoil Toast's home opener

Marcus Pettersson and Matthew Tkachuk scored in the third period to lead Sault St. Marie to a 4-3 win over defending champion Champaign. Bryan Rust added two goals for the Shih-Tzus (4-0-1). Jean-Gabriel Pageau and Jeff Skinner each had a goal and an assist for the Toast (7-6-0).

Game summary

2023-24 Draft

The 2023-24 JAMHL Draft began on Saturday, March 8 via e-mail. Click the link below to see the results.

2023-24 JAMHL Draft Board