Statistics ACAC 2015-2016

Year: Stage: Position:

Nationality:

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	John Dunbar	F	Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.	32	26	31	57	22
2.	Riley Sheen	LW	Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.	30	16	26	42	26
3.	Scott Fellnermayr	RW	Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.	30	17	21	38	36
4.	Connor McLaughlin	C	Augustana University	28	20	16	36	32
5.	Charles Wells	C	Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.	31	9	22	31	14
6.	Patrick Martens	F	Red Deer College	32	13	15	28	28
7.	Chris Lijdsman	D	Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.	31	3	23	26	26
8.	Jesse Parker	F	Portage College	31	8	16	24	12
9.	Jeff Lorenz	RW	Augustana University	21	5	17	22	14
10.	David Nippard	RW	Keyano College	21	8	13	21	28
11.	Carson Johnstone	F	Portage Terriers	32	7	14	21	20
12.	Scott Swiston	F	Augustana University	27	7	14	21	21
13.	Beau Taylor	F	Augustana University	31	9	10	19	0
14.	Jordan Abt	D/F	Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.	18	7	12	19	43
15.	Bryan Arneson	F	Grant MacEwan College	21	8	10	18	22
16.	Adam Moghrabi	RW	Concordia University of Edmonton	32	7	11	18	0
17.	Owen Sobchak	C	Keyano College	18	10	7	17	34
18.	Craig Gans	D	Southern Alberta Institute of Technology	29	7	10	17	45
19.	Tanner Butler	D	Red Deer College	32	4	13	17	44
20.	Tanner Korchinski	D	Augustana University	30	8	7	15	4
21.	Corey Tyrell	F	Southern Alberta Institute of Technology	14	6	4	10	2
22.	Geoff Crisfield	D	Southern Alberta Institute of Technology	21	5	5	10	74
23.	Josiah Friesen	F	Briercrest College	32	3	7	10	10
24.	Mike Marianchuk	C	Red Deer College	26	5	4	9	12
25.	Cole Berreth	D	Portage College	32	3	6	9	18
26.	Kyle Campbell	LW	Keyano College	29	3	5	8	41
27.	Cody Castro	D	Southern Alberta Institute of Technology	31	2	6	8	16
28.	Stefan Gonzales	D	Grant MacEwan College	17	2	4	6	8
29.	Tyler Palmer	D	Grant MacEwan College	13	2	4	6	4
30.	Joren Johnson	D	Augustana University	31	1	5	6	14
31.	Jordan McTaggart	F	Red Deer College	15	4	1	5	14
32.	Damien Kulynych	LW	Southern Alberta Institute of Technology	29	1	4	5	10
33.	Brandon Egli	D	Southern Alberta Institute of Technology	21	1	4	5	10
34.	Aaron Petten	F	Concordia University of Edmonton	19	1	1	2	2
35.	Jon Stephansson	D	Portage College	14	1	1	2	28
36.	Garry Mindus	F	Portage College	13	1	1	2	4
37.	Estevan Hale	D	Concordia University of Edmonton	20	0	2	2	6
38.	Chad Davidson	F	Briercrest College	32	0	0	0	18
39.	Blayd Anholt	D	Briercrest College	21	0	0	0	2
40.	Sam Lawson	F	Southern Alberta Institute of Technology	3	0	0	0	2
41.	Trace Elson	RW	Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.
42.	Stephen Shmoorkoff	D	Grant MacEwan College
43.	Brady Bakke	LW	Concordia University of Edmonton
44.	Adam Wheeldon	F	Concordia University of Edmonton
45.	Brett Njaa	RW	Grant MacEwan College
46.	Dakota Zaharichuk	LW	Grant MacEwan College
47.	Zach Wittenburg	D	Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
48.	Mark MacKinnon	D	Briercrest College
48 items total

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06 Apr 2025 | Eliott Meyrat (F)

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