ECHL 1991/92

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The 1991/92 season was the fourth regular season of the East Coast Hockey League (ECHL). The 15 teams completed 64 games each in the regular season . The team with the highest points in the regular season were the Toledo Storm , while the Hampton Roads Admirals were able to repeat their previous year's success in the play-offs and won their second Riley Cup .

Team changes

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

In the course of a league expansion, the Columbus Chill were added.
In the course of a league expansion, the Dayton Bombers were added.
As part of a league expansion, the Raleigh Icecaps were added.
In the course of a league expansion, the Toledo Storm were added.

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

East Division	GP	W.	L.	OTL	GF	GA	Pts
Greensboro Monarchs	64	43	17th	4th	297	252	90
Hampton Roads Admirals	64	42	20th	2	298	220	86
Winston-Salem Thunderbirds	64	36	24	4th	270	245	76
Richmond Renegades	64	30th	27	7th	263	263	67
Raleigh icecaps	64	25th	33	6th	228	284	56
Roanoke Valley Rebels	64	21st	36	7th	236	313	49
Knoxville Cherokees	64	20th	36	8th	265	355	48

West Division	GP	W.	L.	OTL	GF	GA	Pts
Toledo Storm	64	46	15th	3	367	240	95
Cincinnati Cyclones	64	36	20th	8th	329	284	80
Johnstown Chiefs	64	36	23	5	294	248	77
Erie Panthers	64	33	27	4th	284	309	70
Dayton Bombers	64	32	26th	6th	305	300	70
Louisville Icehawks	64	31	25th	8th	315	306	70
Columbus Chill	64	25th	30th	9	298	341	59
Nashville Knights	64	24	36	4th	246	335	52

Riley Cup playoffs

Play-off overview

First round

(E1) Greensboro Monarchs - (E6) Roanoke Valley Rebels 4: 3
(E2) Hampton Roads Admirals - (E5) Raleigh Icecaps 3-1
(E3) Winston-Salem Thunderbirds - (E4) Richmond Renegades 2: 3
(W1) Toledo Storm - (W6) Louisville Icehawks 1: 4
(W2) Cincinnati Cyclones - (W5) Dayton Bombers 3-0
(W3) Johnstown Chiefs - (W4) Erie Panthers 3-1

Second round

(E1) BYE to the Greensboro Monarchs
(E2) Hampton Roads Admirals - (E4) Richmond Renegades 2-0
(W1) BYE to the Greensboro Monarchs
(W2) Cincinnati Cyclones - (W3) Johnstown Chiefs 2-0

Division finals

(E2) Hampton Roads Admirals - (E1) Greensboro Monarchs 3-1
(W2) Cincinnati Cyclones - (W6) Louisville Icehawks 1-3

final

(E2) Hampton Roads Admirals - (W6) Louisville Icehawks 4-0

Riley Cup winner

Riley Cup winner Hampton Roads Admirals	Wade Bartley , Mark Bernard , Victor Gervais , Kurt Kabat , Paul Krepelka , Al MacIsaac , Steve Martell , Dennis McEwen , Harry Mews , Steve Mirabile , Dave Morissette , Billy Nolan , Randy Pearce , Steve Poapst , Shawn Snesar , Rod Taylor , Keith Whitmore Trainer: John Brophy

Awarded trophies

Award	player	team
John Brophy Award Best Trainer	Doug Sauter	Winston-Salem Thunderbirds
ECHL Most Valuable Player Best player of the regular season	Phil Berger	Greensboro Monarchs
Riley Cup Playoffs Most Valuable Player Best player of the playoffs	Mark Bernard	Hampton Roads Admirals
ECHL Rookie of the Year Best rookie of the regular season	Darren Colbourne	Dayton Bombers
ECHL Defenseman of the Year Best Regular Season Defender	Scott White	Greensboro Monarchs
ECHL Leading Scorer Best scorer of the regular season	Phil Berger	Greensboro Monarchs
Riley Cup winner of the ECHL playoffs	Hampton Roads Admirals
Henry Brabham Cup Best team of the regular season	Toledo Storm