1977-78 MJHL Season

This is the 1977-78 Manitoba Junior Hockey League Season.
=League Notes=
Assiniboine Park changed name back to Winnipeg Monarchs.
Vince Leah Memorial Trophy for Rookie of the Year introduced.
Thompson withdrew from League on January 9.
=Regular Season=
{| BORDER="1" CELLPADDING="0" CELLSPACING="0" width="100%"
|- bgcolor="#F30F30" align="center" (see note)</small> || 52 || 7 || 45 || 0 || 134 || 219 || 14
|- 
|- bgcolor="black" align="center" 
=Manitoba / Saskatchewan Playoff=
::Anavet Cup Championship
Kildonan lost to Prince Albert Raiders (SJHL) 4-games-to-none
see 1978 Anavet Cup
=League Leaders=
{| BORDER="1" CELLPADDING="0" CELLSPACING="0" width="100%"
|- bgcolor="#F30F30" align="center" Jim Malazdrewicz • Ken Krentz • Steve Patrick</center>
St. Boniface Saints • Selkirk Steelers • St. James Canadians
Dan Bryck • Brad Harding
 Kenora Thistles • Dauphin Kings
Randy Sherman
 Kenora Thistles
Coach
Bob Woytowich 
Selkirk Steelers
==in the News==
February
*Rick St. Croix made his NHL debut on February 16 with the Philadelphia Flyers.
1978
*Rick St. Croix and the Maine Mariners won the American Hockey League Championship.
==National Hockey League==
*Chuck Arnason
*Murray Bannerman
*Rick Blight
*Larry Brown
*Bobby Clarke
*Brian Engblom
*Bill Fairbairn
*Butch Goring
*Glen Hanlon
*Gerry Hart
*Dennis Hextall
*Reggie Leach
*Bryan Lefley
*Ron Low
*John Marks
*Jeff McDill
*Bill Mikkelson
*Perry Miller
*Lew Morrison
*Chris Oddleifson
*Wayne Ramsey
*Curt Ridley
*Charlie Simmer
*Rick St. Croix
*Pete Stemkowski
*Wayne Stephenson
==World Hockey Association==
Paul Baxter	Ron Chipperfield	Brian Coates	Cam Connor
Mike Ford 	Ted Green 	Don Larway 	Barry Legge
John Mazur 	Dave Semenko 	Glen Sonmor 	Blaine Stoughton
Ted Taylor 	Frank Turnbull 	Ernie Wakely	Juha Widing
==Professional Players==
==Major Junior Players==
*Dave Allison
*Ray Allison
*Wes Coulson
==University & College Players==
*Russ Hall
*Doug Hedley
Category:Manitoba Junior Hockey League seasons