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1995?96 IHL season

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1995-96 IHL season
League International Hockey League
Sport Ice hockey
Number of games 82
Number of teams 19
Regular season
Fred A. Huber Trophy Las Vegas Thunder
Season MVP Stephane Beauregard ( Spiders )
Top scorer Rob Brown ( Wolves )
Playoffs
Playoffs MVP Tommy Salo ( Grizzlies )
Turner Cup
Champions Utah Grizzlies
  Runners-up Orlando Solar Bears
Seasons
←  1994?95
1996?97  →

The 1995?96 IHL season was the 51st season of the International Hockey League , a North American minor professional league. 19 teams participated in the regular season, and the Utah Grizzlies won the Turner Cup. [1]

Regular season [ edit ]

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North Division
Central Division
Midwest Division
South Division

Eastern Conference [ edit ]

Central GP W L T OTL GF GA Pts
Orlando Solar Bears 82 52 24 0 6 352 307 110
Detroit Vipers 82 48 28 0 6 310 274 102
Cleveland Lumberjacks 82 43 27 0 12 334 330 98
Atlanta Knights 82 32 41 0 9 282 348 73
Houston Aeros 82 29 45 0 8 262 328 66
North GP W L T OTL GF GA Pts
Cincinnati Cyclones 82 51 22 0 9 318 247 111
Michigan K-Wings 82 40 24 0 18 290 272 98
Indianapolis Ice 82 43 33 0 6 304 295 92
Fort Wayne Komets 82 39 35 0 8 276 296 86

Western Conference [ edit ]

Midwest GP W L T OTL GF GA Pts
Milwaukee Admirals 82 40 32 0 10 290 307 90
Chicago Wolves 82 40 34 0 8 288 310 88
Peoria Rivermen 82 39 38 0 5 274 290 83
Kansas City Blades 82 39 38 0 5 288 326 83
Minnesota Moose 82 30 45 0 7 254 332 67
South GP W L T OTL GF GA Pts
Las Vegas Thunder 82 57 17 0 8 380 249 122
Utah Grizzlies 82 49 29 0 4 291 232 102
San Francisco Spiders 82 40 32 0 10 278 283 90
Phoenix Roadrunners 82 36 35 0 11 267 281 83
Los Angeles Ice Dogs 82 32 36 0 14 305 336 78

Turner Cup playoffs [ edit ]

Source: [2]

Conf. quarterfinals Conf. semifinals Conf. finals Turner Cup finals
                       
E1 Cincinnati 3
E8 Atlanta 0
E1 Cincinnati 4
E5 Michigan 3
E4 Cleveland 0
E5 Michigan 3
E1 Cincinnati 3
E2 Orlando 4
E2 Orlando 3
E7 Fort Wayne 2
E2 Orlando 4
E3 Detroit 3
E3 Detroit 3
E6 Indianapolis 2
E2 Orlando 0
W2 Utah 4
W1 Las Vegas 3
W8 Phoenix 1
W1 Las Vegas 4
W5 Chicago 1
W4 San Francisco 1
W5 Chicago 3
W1 Las Vegas 2
W2 Utah 4
W2 Utah 3
W7 Kansas City 2
W2 Utah 4
W6 Peoria 3
W3 Milwaukee 2
W6 Peoria 3

Awards [ edit ]

1996 IHL awards
Turner Cup Utah Grizzlies
Fred A. Huber Trophy :
(Best regular-season record) 		Las Vegas Thunder
Frank Gallagher Trophy:
(Eastern Conference playoff champion) 		Orlando Solar Bears
Ken Ullyot Trophy:
(Western Conference playoff champion) 		Utah Grizzlies
Commissioner's Trophy :
(Best coach) 		Butch Goring , Utah Grizzlies
Gary F. Longman Memorial Trophy :
(Best first-year player) 		Konstantin Shafranov , Fort Wayne Komets
Governor's Trophy :
(Best defenceman) 		Greg Hawgood , Las Vegas Thunder
I. John Snider, II Trophy :
(Leadership and humanitarian contribution) 		Graeme Townshend , Houston Aeros
Ironman Award :
(Best two-way player over 82 games) 		Sergei Zholtok , Las Vegas Thunder
James Gatschene Memorial Trophy :
(Most valuable player, regular season) 		Stephane Beauregard , San Francisco Spiders
James Norris Memorial Trophy :
(Goaltenders with fewest goals allowed) 		Tommy Salo and Mark McArthur, Utah Grizzlies
Ken McKenzie Trophy :
(Best U.S.-born first-year player) 		Brett Lievers, Utah Grizzlies
Leo P. Lamoureux Memorial Trophy :
(Player with most points) 		Rob Brown , Chicago Wolves
Norman R. "Bud" Poile Trophy :
(Most valuable player, playoffs) 		Tommy Salo , Utah Grizzlies

References [ edit ]

  1. ^ "1995?1996 IHL season" . EliteProspects.com . Retrieved June 17, 2018 .
  2. ^ "1995-96 IHL Playoff Results" . HockeyDB.com . Retrieved April 21, 2014 .

External links [ edit ]

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