From: farenebt@craft.camp.clarkson.edu (Bri Farenell ("Droopy"))
Subject: REPOST: 1991-92 AHL stats/standings/awards
Organization: Clarkson University
Date: Mon, 5 Oct 1992 04:47:06 GMT

FINAL 1991-92 AHL STANDINGS AND STATS

NORTHERN DIVISION       RECORD   PTS    GF      GA      HOME        AWAY
Springfield Indians     43-29-8  94     308     277     25-12-3    18-17-5
Adirondack Red Wings    40-36-4  84     335     309     25-14-1    15-22-3
New Haven Nighthawks    39-37-4  82     305     309     25-14-1    14-23-3
Capital District Islanders 32-37-11  75 261     289     20-14-6    12-23-5
Maine Mariners          23-47-10 56     296     352     15-17-8    8-30-2

SOUTHERN DIVISION       RECORD   PTS    GF      GA      HOME        AWAY
Binghamton Rangers      41-30-9   91    318     277     29-7-4     12-23-5
Rochester Americans     37-31-12  86    292     248     24-12-4    13-19-8
Hershey Bears           36-33-11  83    313     337     26-9-5     10-24-6
Utica Devils            34-40-6   74    268     313     21-15-4    13-25-2
Baltimore Skipjacks     28-42-10  66    287     320     18-16-6    10-26-4

ATLANTIC DIVISION       RECORD   PTS    GF      GA      HOME        AWAY
Fredericton Canadiens   43-27-10  96    314     254     25-7-8     18-20-2
St John's Maple Leafs   39-29-12  90    325     285     24-13-3    15-16-9
Cape Breton Oilers      36-34-10  82    336     330     26-9-5     10-25-5
Moncton Hawks           32-38-10  74    285     299     21-12-7    11-26-3
Halifax Citadels        25-38-17  67    280     324     16-17-7    9-21-10

AHL SCORING LEADERS     GMS    GOALS  ASSISTS  POINTS
Shaun Van Allen (CB)    77      29      84      113
Tim Tookey (HER)        80      36      69      105
Stan Drulia (NH)        77      49      53      102
Peter Ciavaglia (ROC)   77      37      61      98
John Anderson (NH)      68      41      54      95
Andrew McKim (STJ)      79      43      50      93
Greg Parks (CDI)        70      36      57      93
Dan Currie (CB)         66      50      42      92
Simon Wheeldon (BAL)    78      38      53      91
Chris Tancill (ADR)     67      48      41      89
John Purves (BAL)       78      43      46      89

AHL GOALIE LEADERS      RECORD          GAA
Frederic Chabot (FRE)   17-9-4          2.89
Felix Potvin (STJ)      18-10-6         2.93
Dave Littman (ROC)      29-20-9         2.93
Andre Racicot (FRE)     14-8-5          3.10
Boris Rousson (BIN)     16-15-6         3.26
John Tanner (HAL)       13-11-3         3.27
Mario Gosselin (SPR)    28-11-5         3.27
Mike O'Neill (MON)      14-16-2         3.41
Mark LaForest (BIN)     25-15-3         3.42
Scott King (ADR)        14-14-3         3.53

AHL AWARDS

First team all-stars
F: Chris Tancill, ADR/SPR
F: John Anderson, NH
F: Shawn Van Allen, CB
D: Greg Hawgood, CB
D: Shawn Evans, SPR
G: Felix Potvin, STJ

LES CUNNINGHAM TROPHY (MVP): John Anderson, NH
FRED HUNT TROPHY (Sportsmanship): John Anderson, NH
RED GARRETT TROPHY (Rookie): Felix Potvin, STJ
JOHN SOLLENBERGER TROPHY (Leading scorer): Shawn Van Allen, CB
EDDIE SHORE PLAQUE (Defenseman): Greg Hawgood, CB
BAZ BASTIEN TROPHY (Goalie): Felix Potvin, STJ
JACK BUTTERFIELD TROPHY (Playoff MVP): Allan Bester, ADR
LOUIS PIERI TROPHY (Coach of the year): Doug Carpenter, NH

NOTES: No major surprises here. Potvin edged out Rochester forward Peter
Ciavaglia by just one vote, 91-90, in rookie-of-the-year voting.

 
BLACK VELVET/AHL ALL-TIME TEAM
F: Paul Gardner 	  (played with Rochester, St Catherines and Newmarket)
   Jody Gage 	 	  (played with Adirondack and currently with Rochester)
   Glenn Merkosky  	  (played with Maine, Binghamton and Adirondack)
D: Al Arbour 		  (who knows where he is now)	:-)
   Frank Mathers	  (played with Rochester; currently GM of Hershey)
G: Gerry Cheevers	  (he didn't do much in the NHL) 8^)

NOTES: one question though, where is former Springfield star Bruce Boudreau? I
believe Boudreau is the 3rd leading scorer in AHL history and is at least as
deserving as Gardner.

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