2017-18 NCJHL Season

This is the 2017-18 National Capital Junior Hockey League season.  This is the league's 8th season under this name and 48th season overall dating back to its' founding as the Eastern Ontario Junior C Hockey League.
==Membership Changes==
*In March, 2017 the league announced that the Embrun Panthers would be joining the Central Canada Hockey League Tier 2 for the 2017-18 season.  At the same time the league announced the addition of former CCHL2 members the Metcalfe Jets and the South Grenville Rangers who were replacing the Prescott Flyers in Prescott who had been sold and relocated.
*In April, 2017, the league announced the addition of the Blackburn Inferno who are based out of the Blackburn Arena in the Blackburn Hamlet within the city of Ottawa. Pierre Thibaudeau will be owner and head coach of the team.
*At the same time the league also announced the addition of the expansion Bytown Royals who will be based out of the Bernard-Grandmaître Arena in the Vanier neighborhood of Ottawa.
*On July 10th it was announced that the Papineauville Vikings would be relocating to the St-Andre-Avellin Arena in St-Andre-Avellin, Quebec and would be renamed to the Papineau Vikings.
*On July 18th it was announced that the Rockland Nationals were relocating to the Clarence Creek Arena in Clarence Creek, Ontario and would be renamed the Clarence Castors replacing the former Central Canada Hockey League Tier 2 team the Clarence Beavers
==Teams==
Team 	Centre 	Founded	Arena
Blackburn Inferno 	Blackburn (Ottawa) 	2017 	Blackburn Arena (Ottawa)
Bytown Royals 	Ottawa 	2017 	Bernard-Grandmaître Arena
Clarence Castors 	Clarence, Ontario 	1987 	Clarence Creek Arena
Cumberland Bandits 	Orleans, ON 	1986 	Ray Friel Recreation Complex
Gatineau Hull Volant 	Aylmer, QC 	2006 	Robert Guertin Centre
Metcalfe Jets 	Metcalfe, Ontario 	1967 	Larry Robinson Arena
Morrisburg Lions 	Morrisburg, Ontario 	1971 	Morrisburg Arena
North Dundas Rockets 	Chesterville, Ontario 	2011 	Chesterville & District Arena
Papineau Vikings 	St-Andre-Avellin, Quebec 	1998 	Arena St-Andre-Avellin
South Grenville Rangers	Prescott, Ontario 	1971 	Leo Boivin Community Centre
St-Isidore Eagles 	St. Isidore de Prescott, ON	1974 	St. Isidore Arena
Vankleek Hill Cougars 	Vankleek Hill, ON 	1991 	Vankleek Hill Community Centre
==Standings==
Team 	GP	W 	L 	T	GF 	GA 	PTS
Papineau Vikings 	33	25	8 	0	203	85 	50
North Dundas Rockets 	33	22	10	1	186	122	45
Gatineau Hull Volant 	33	22	11	0	146	110	44
Cumberland Bandits 	33	21	11	1	150	96 	43
St. Isidore Eagles 	33	20	12	1	167	139	41
Clarence Castors 	33	20	12	1	165	129	41
Metcalfe Jets 	33	18	14	1	157	127	37
Vankleek Hill Cougars 	33	16	16	1	146	138	33
Morrisburg Lions 	33	11	20	2	110	166	24
South Grenville Rangers	33	9 	22	2	96 	140	20
Blackburn Inferno 	33	5 	27	1	68 	196	11
Bytown Royals 	33	3 	29	1	79 	225	7
==Playoffs==
The top ten teams qualify for the playoffs.  The preliminary round will have mini-series between the 7th and 10th as well as the 8th and 9th place teams.  The mini-series are first to three point series with the winners advancing to the playoffs to be the 7th and 8th seeds.  The remainder of the series are best-of-seven series.  The Papineau Vikings and the Gatineau Hull Volant advanced to the 2018 Coupe Dodge.
===Mini-series===
*South Grenville Rangers defeated Metcalfe Jets 4 points to none
*Vankleek Hill Cougars defeated Morrisburg Lions 3 points to 1
===Quarterfinals===
*Papineau Vikings defeated Vankleek Hill Cougars 4 games to none
*North Dundas Rockets defeated South Grenville Rangers 4 games to 1
*Clarence Beavers defeated Gatineau Hull Volant 4 games to 2
*St. Isidore Eagles defeated Cumberland Bandits 4 games to 3
===Semifinals===
*Papineau Vikings defeated Clarence Beavers 4 games to 2
*North Dundas Rockets defeated St. Isidore Eagles 4 games to 2
===Final===
*Papineau Vikings defeated North Dundas Rockets 4 games to 3
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