2003-04 AtlJHL Season

This is the 2003-04 Atlantic Junior Hockey League Season.  This was the league's first season
==Teams==
*Connecticut Jr. Wolfpack
*Junior Titans
*North Jersey Avalanche
*New York Bobcats
*Philadelphia Little Flyers
*Washington Jr. Nationals
==Regular Season==
===Standings===
Team 	GP	W 	L 	OTL*	TP	WIN %	GF 	GA 	DIF
Connecticut Jr. Wolfpack 	28	21	5 	2 	44	0.786	118	85 	33
New York Bobcats 	27	20	6 	1 	41	0.759	134	77 	57
Washington Jr. Nationals 	28	18	8 	2 	38	0.679	139	112	27
New Jersey Junior Titans 	29	11	17	1 	23	0.397	88 	121	-33
Philadelphia Little Flyers	28	9 	16	3 	21	0.375	100	126	-26
North Jersey Avalanche 	28	5 	21	2 	12	0.214	62 	120	-58
(* The AJHL allows for a 5-minute 5 on 5 sudden-death overtime. If at the end of overtime and the score is still tied, the teams will play a shootout. In either the overtime or shootout, the winning team will be awarded 2 points for the win and the losing team is awarded 1 point for the tie in regulation.)
2004 AJHL Award winners:
Hartford Jr. Wolfpack win regular season title
John Giacobbo of the Philadelphia Little Flyers was named AJHL MVP
Nikita Kashirsky of the Washington Jr. Nationals was the league goal scoring champion
Best Defenseman: John LaFrance, Jr. Wolfpack
Best Goalie: Pat Street, Jr. Nationals
Rookie Of The Year: Chris Jensen, Jr. Titans
Coach Of The Year: Bob Crawford, Jr. Wolfpack
League Scoring Title: John Giacobbo, Little Flyers
==Playoffs==
held at B.I.G. Arena in Albany, New York March 23-25, 2004
===Quarterfinals===
*Philadelphia Little Flyers defeated Junior Titans 5-3
===Semifinals===
*Washington Jr. Nationals defeated New York Bobcats 3-1
*Philadelphia Little Flyers defeated Hartford Jr. Wolfpack 3-2 (ot)
===Final===
*Washington Jr. Nationals defeated Philadelphia Little Flyers 7-2
==Sources==
*Standings
Category:2004 in hockey
Category:Atlantic Junior Hockey League