ECHL 1993/94

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The 1993/94 season was the sixth regular season of the East Coast Hockey League (ECHL). The 19 teams completed 68 matches each in the regular season . The team with the highest points in the regular season were the Knoxville Cherokees , while the Toledo Storm 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:

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 SOL GF GA Pts
Hampton Roads Admirals 68 41 19th 5 3 298 246 90
Raleigh icecaps 68 41 20th 0 7th 296 221 89
Greensboro Monarchs 68 41 21st 2 4th 319 262 88
Charlotte Checkers 68 39 25th 1 3 281 271 82
Roanoke Express 68 37 28 2 1 300 290 77
South Carolina Stingrays 68 33 26th 3 6th 294 291 75
Richmond Renegades 68 34 29 4th 1 286 293 73
North Division GP W. L. OTL SOL GF GA Pts
Toledo Storm 68 44 20th 1 3 338 289 92
Columbus Chill 68 41 20th 1 6th 344 285 89
Wheeling Thunderbirds 68 38 23 3 4th 327 289 83
Johnstown Chiefs 68 37 27 2 2 323 308 78
Dayton Bombers 68 29 31 2 6th 316 308 66
Erie Panthers 68 27 36 1 4th 264 334 59
West Division GP W. L. OTL SOL GF GA Pts
Knoxville Cherokees 68 44 18th 1 5 325 246 94
Birmingham Bulls 68 44 20th 3 1 340 268 92
Nashville Knights 68 26th 36 1 5 255 289 58
Huntsville Blast 68 20th 39 7th 2 241 315 49
Louisville Icehawks 68 16 44 2 6th 236 356 40
Huntington Blizzard 68 14th 49 2 3 191 413 33

Riley Cup playoffs

  First round   Second round   Third round   Riley Cup Final
                                     
N1 Toledo Storm 2                  
N5 Dayton Bombers 1  
N1 Toledo Storm 3
  N2 Columbus Chill 0  
N2 Columbus Chill 2
 
N4 Johnstown Chiefs 1  
N1 Toledo Storm 3
  N3 Wheeling Thunderbirds 0  
N3 Wheeling Thunderbirds 2      
 
W3 Nashville Knights 0  
N3 Wheeling Thunderbirds 3
  E1 Hampton Roads Admirals 1  
E1 Hampton Roads Admirals 2
 
E6 South Carolina Stingrays 1  
N1 Toledo Storm 4th
  E2 Raleigh icecaps 1
W1 Knoxville Cherokees 1            
 
W5 Louisville Icehawks 2  
W5 Louisville Icehawks 0
  W2 Birmingham Bulls 3  
W2 Birmingham Bulls 2
 
W4 Huntsville Blast 1  
W2 Birmingham Bulls 1
  E2 Raleigh icecaps 3  
E2 Raleigh icecaps 2      
 
E5 Roanoke Express 0  
E2 Raleigh icecaps 3
  E3 Greensboro Monarchs 2  
E3 Greensboro Monarchs 2
 
E4 Charlotte Checkers 1  

Riley Cup winner

Riley Cup winner


Toledo Storm 		Chris Bergeron , Rick Corriveau , Mark Deazeley , Norm Dezainde , Iain Duncan , Steve Dykstra , Dave Gagnon , John Hendry , Alex Hicks , Rick Judson , Marc Lyons , Mike Markovich , Jay Neal , Darren Perkins , Greg Puhalski , Pat Pylypuik , Andy Suhy , Nick Vitucci
Trainer: Chris McSorley

Awarded trophies

Award player team
John Brophy Award
Best Trainer 		Barry Smith Knoxville Cherokees
ECHL Most Valuable Player
Best player of the regular season 		Joe Flanagan Birmingham Bulls
Riley Cup Playoffs Most Valuable Player
Best player of the playoffs 		Dave Gagnon Toledo Storm
ECHL Rookie of the Year
Best rookie of the regular season 		Dan Gravelle Greensboro Monarchs
ECHL Goaltender of the Year
Best goalkeeper of the regular season 		Cory Cadden Knoxville Cherokees
ECHL Defenseman of the Year
Best Regular Season Defender 		Tom Nemeth Dayton Bombers
ECHL Leading Scorer
Best scorer of the regular season 		Phil Berger Greensboro Monarchs
Riley Cup
winner of the ECHL playoffs 		Toledo Storm
Henry Brabham Cup
Best team of the regular season 		Knoxville Cherokees

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