1994–95 CHL season

The 1994–95 CHL season was the third season of the Central Hockey League (CHL).
==Franchise changes==
*The San Antonio Iguanas were added as an expansion team.
==Regular season==
===Final standings===
Note: y - clinched league title; x - clinched playoff spot; e - eliminated from playoff contention
Central Hockey League 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
y-Wichita Thunder 	66	44	18	4	320	268	92
x-San Antonio Iguanas 	66	37	22	7	336	281	81
x-Tulsa Oilers 	66	36	24	6	307	281	78
x-Oklahoma City Blazers	66	34	23	9	274	267	77
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
e-Fort Worth Fire 	66	32	26	8	314	288	72
e-Memphis Riverkings 	66	24	35	7	259	327	55
e-Dallas Freeze 	66	24	36	6	266	364	54
==Playoffs==
===Playoff bracket===
==CHL awards==
Ray Miron Cup: 	Wichita Thunder
Adams Cup: 	Wichita Thunder
Coach of the Year: 	John Torchetti (San Antonio)
Most Valuable Player: 	Paul Jackson (San Antonio)
Playoff Most Valuable Player:	Ron Handy (Wichita)
Most Outstanding Goaltender: 	Alan Perry (Oklahoma City)
Most Outstanding Defenseman 	Eric Ricard (Fort Worth)
Rookie of the Year 	Michael St. Jacques (Oklahoma City)
Scoring Champion 	Brian Shantz (San Antonio)
==Player statistics==
===Scoring leaders===
Note: GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalty minutes
Player 	Team 	GP	G 	A 	Pts	PIM
Brian Shantz 	San Antonio Iguanas 	66	39	80	119	125
George Dupont 	Oklahoma City Blazers	65	27	78	105	250
Bob Berg 	Wichita Thunder 	66	55	46	101	122
Jim McGeough 	Dallas Freeze 	66	50	50	100	38
Paul Jackson 	San Antonio Iguanas 	53	51	49	100	251
Joe Burton 	Oklahoma City Blazers	66	59	38	97 	20
Bobby Wallwork 	Memphis RiverKings 	64	42	50	92 	66
Dave Doucette 	Wichita Thunder 	64	20	70	90 	81
Wayne Anchikoski 	Dallas Freeze 	53	32	50	82 	36
Michel St. Jacques	Oklahoma City Blazers	64	48	33	81 	52
John DePourcq 	Wichita Thunder 	59	28	53	81 	10
==External links==
* 1994–95 CHL season at The Internet Hockey Database
Category:Central Hockey League seasons
Category:1995 in hockey