Central Hockey League 2006/07

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The 2006/07 season was the Central Hockey League's 15th regular season . The 17 teams completed 64 matches each in the regular season . The Central Hockey League was played in four divisions . The team with the highest points in the regular season was the Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs , while the Colorado Eagles won the Ray Miron President's Cup for the second time in the play-offs .

Team changes

The following changes were made before the start of the season:

Regular season

Closing tables

Abbreviations: GP = games, W = wins, L = defeats, T = draws, OTL = defeat after overtime , GF = goals scored, GA = goals conceded, Pts = points

Northeast Division GP W. L. OTL SOL GF GA Pts
Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs 64 44 14th 2 4th 214 155 94
Memphis RiverKings 64 39 19th 3 3 227 208 84
Youngstown Steelhounds 64 34 20th 2 8th 230 199 78
Tulsa Oilers 64 27 28 6th 3 225 246 63
Northwest Division GP W. L. OTL SOL GF GA Pts
Colorado Eagles 64 46 17th 0 1 256 182 93
Oklahoma City Blazers 64 35 21st 2 6th 211 214 78
Wichita Thunder 64 28 28 0 8th 191 213 64
Rocky Mountain Rage 64 17th 40 4th 3 180 251 41
Southeast Division GP W. L. OTL SOL GF GA Pts
Laredo Bucks 64 42 17th 3 2 219 170 89
Corpus Christi Rayz 64 35 22nd 4th 3 196 169 77
Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees 64 28 28 4th 4th 185 203 64
Austin Ice Bats 64 21st 29 5 9 169 210 56
Southwest Division GP W. L. OTL SOL GF GA Pts
New Mexico Scorpions 64 32 24 3 5 212 217 72
Arizona Sundogs 64 34 28 1 1 229 216 70
Amarillo gorillas 64 32 28 1 3 205 220 68
Odessa Jackalopes 64 26th 31 4th 3 176 205 59
Lubbock Cotton Kings 64 24 31 2 7th 170 217 57

Ray Miron President's Cup Playoffs

  Ray Miron Cup Round of 16   Ray Miron Cup quarterfinals   Ray Miron Cup semifinals   Ray Miron Cup Final
                                     
NE1 Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs 4th                  
NW3 Wichita Thunder 2  
NE1 Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs 1
  NE2 Memphis RiverKings 4th  
NE2 Memphis RiverKings
 
bye  
NE2 Memphis RiverKings 2
  NW1 Colorado Eagles 4th  
NW1 Colorado Eagles 4th      
 
NE3 Youngstown Steelhounds 2  
NW1 Colorado Eagles 4th
  NW2 Oklahoma City Blazers 3  
NW2 Oklahoma City Blazers 4th
 
NE2 Memphis RiverKings 3  
NW1 Colorado Eagles 4th
  SE1 Laredo Bucks 2
SE1 Laredo Bucks 4th            
 
SE3 Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees 1  
SE1 Laredo Bucks 4th
  SE2 Corpus Christi Rayz 1  
SE2 Corpus Christi Rayz
 
bye  
SE1 Laredo Bucks 4th
  SW1 New Mexico Scorpions 1  
SW1 New Mexico Scorpions 4th      
 
SW3 Amarillo gorillas 2  
SW1 New Mexico Scorpions 4th
  SW2 Arizona Sundogs 3  
SW2 Arizona Sundogs 4th
 
SE2 Corpus Christi Rayz 3  

Awarded trophies

Award player team
Commissioner's Trophy
Best Trainer
Kevin McClelland Memphis RiverKings
Most Valuable Player
Best regular season player
Jeff Christian Youngstown Steelhounds
Playoff Most Valuable Player
Best player in the playoffs
Greg Pankewicz Colorado Eagles
Rookie of the Year
Best rookie of the regular season
Cam Abbott Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs
Most Outstanding Defenseman
Best regular season defender
Brad Williamson Colorado Eagles
Most Outstanding Goaltender
Best Regular Season Goalkeeper
John DeCaro Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs
Joe Burton Award
Regular Season Best Scorer
Jeff Christian Youngstown Steelheads
Ray Miron President's Cup
winner of the Central Hockey League playoffs
Colorado Eagles
Governors' Cup
Best regular season team
Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs

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