1993–94 CHL season

The 1993–94 CHL season was the second season of the Central Hockey League (CHL).
==Regular season==
===Final standings===
Note: y - clinched league title; x - clinched playoff spot; e - eliminated from playoff contention
Central Hockey League 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
y-Wichita Thunder 	64	40	18	6	309	275	86
x-Tulsa Oilers 	64	36	24	4	347	281	76
x-Oklahoma City Blazers	64	35	23	6	260	246	76
x-Dallas Freeze 	64	31	25	8	304	309	70
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
e-Memphis RiverKings 	64	25	34	5	243	294	55
e-Fort Worth Fire 	64	25	37	2	253	311	52
==Playoffs==
===Playoff bracket===
==CHL awards==
Ray Miron Cup: 	Wichita Thunder
Adams Cup: 	Wichita Thunder
Coach of the Year: 	Doug Shedden (Wichita)
Most Valuable Player: 	Robert Desjardins (Wichita)
Playoff Most Valuable Player:	Ron Handy (Wichita)
Most Outstanding Goaltender: 	Alan Perry (Oklahoma City)
Most Outstanding Defenseman 	Guy Girouard (Oklahoma City)
Rookie of the Year 	Chad Seibel (Memphis)
Scoring Champion 	Paul Jackson (Wichita)
==Player statistics==
===Scoring leaders===
Note: GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalty minutes
Player 	Team 	GP	G 	A 	Pts	PIM
Paul Jackson 	Wichita Thunder 	59	71	64	135	215
Doug Lawrence 	Tulsa Oilers 	63	25	93	118	199
Luc Beausoleil	Tulsa Oilers 	60	64	50	114	110
Ron Handy 	Wichita Thunder 	57	29	80	109	98
Carl Boudreau 	Oklahoma City Blazers	64	40	67	107	93
Bob Berg 	Wichita Thunder 	64	43	58	101	141
Troy Binnie 	Dallas Freeze 	56	54	42	96 	96
Brent Sapergia	Wichita Thunder 	46	55	33	88 	297
Frank LaScala 	Dallas Freeze 	64	45	41	86 	116
Craig Coxe 	Tulsa Oilers 	64	26	57	83 	236
Bobby Wallwork	Memphis RiverKings 	64	43	40	83 	83
==External links==
* 1993–94 CHL season at The Internet Hockey Database
Category:1994 in hockey
Category:Central Hockey League seasons