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AIHL LADDER

Team	GP	W	L	OTW	OTL	PTS
Ice	21	16	0	2	3	55
Lightning	18	9	4	1	4	33
Thunder	18	9	6	1	2	31
Mustangs	19	8	9	2	0	28
Brave	17	7	8	2	0	25
Northstars	18	6	9	3	0	24
Adrenaline	18	4	12	0	2	14
Rhinos	19	2	13	2	2	12

SCORING LEADERS

Scott
Timmins (MMS)

Player	Points
Tanner Hopps (BRE)	46
Joakim Erdugan (MIC)	46
Kolton Shindle (MIC)	45
Yu Hikosaka (PER)	45

GOALIE LEADERS

T Ishida (MIC)

.916

Goalie	SV%
Anthony Kimlin (MMS)	.908
Matus Trnka (BRE)	.898
Aleksi Toivonen (PER)	.887
Jakob Doornbos (BRE)	.879

Exhibition Regular Season Playoff

AIHL - Australian Ice Hockey League STANDINGS

STANDINGS

Team	GP	W	L	OTW	OTL	PTS	W%	ROW	GF	GA	DIFF	GF/G	GA/G	STR	L10
Melbourne IceMIC	21	16	0	2	3	55	.873	16	139	68	+71	6.62	3.24	W11	9-0-0-1
Brisbane LightningBRE	18	9	4	1	4	33	.611	9	85	89	-4	4.72	4.94	W2	5-3-2-0
Perth ThunderPER	18	9	6	1	2	31	.574	9	93	75	+18	5.17	4.17	W2	4-3-2-1
Melbourne MustangsMMS	19	8	9	2	0	28	.491	8	91	81	+10	4.79	4.26	L2	4-6-0-0
Canberra BraveCBR	17	7	8	2	0	25	.490	7	88	88	0	5.18	5.18	W4	5-5-0-0
Newcastle NorthstarsNNS	18	6	9	3	0	24	.444	6	87	87	0	4.83	4.83	W1	5-4-0-1
Adelaide AdrenalineADE	18	4	12	0	2	14	.259	4	58	102	-44	3.22	5.67	L4	4-6-0-0
Central Coast RhinosCCR	19	2	13	2	2	12	.211	2	68	119	-51	3.58	6.26	L3	1-9-0-0

Tiebreakers

(a) At the completion of the AIHL Regular Season, Teams are ranked in order from first to last. The Team who finishes in first position at the conclusion of the AIHL Regular Season will be crowned the Minor Premiers and will be awarded the Minor Premiers’ Trophy. (b) The position of each Team at the end of the AIHL Regular Season will be determined based on the following criteria: (i) Highest number of points accumulated during the AIHL Regular Season (first) to lowest number of points accumulated during the AIHL Regular Season (last). (ii) If two (2) or more Teams are level on points accumulated during the AIHL Regular Season, the following criteria must be applied in the order that they appear, until the Teams can be ranked: (A) Superior point percentage from actual AIHL Regular Season Games played (i.e. excluding Cancelled Games and points earned from Cancelled Games). (B) The greater number of AIHL Regular Season Games won, including AIHL Regular Season Games won in overtime but excluding AIHL Regular Season Games won in a penalty-shot shootout. (C) The greater number of points earned in AIHL Regular Season Games between the tied Teams, excluding: (1) Cancelled Games (i.e. excluding Cancelled Games and points earned from Cancelled Games); and (2) if the Teams have not played an equal number of home AIHL Regular Season Games against each other (after exclusion of Cancelled Games), “additional” home AIHL Regular Season Game(s) played starting from the last home AIHL Regular Season Game. Example: • Team A and Team B played four (4) AIHL Regular Season Games during Season. • The Home Team in each game was: Team A (Game 1), Team B (Game 2), Team A (Game 3), Team B (Game 4 – Cancelled Game). • Points earned in Game 4 are excluded under clause 4.1(f)(ii) (C)(1) (Cancelled Game) and points earned in Game 3 are excluded under clause 4.1(f)(ii)(C)(2) (last “additional” home Game for Team A). (D)The greater differential between goals for and against during the AIHL Regular Season (including the one (1) goal awarded to a Team as a result of winning a penalty-shot shootout). (E) The greater number of goals for during the AIHL Regular Season (including the one (1) goal awarded to a Team as a result of winning a penalty-shot shootout). (F)The flip of a coin.

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