PLAYOFF MATCH-UPS
New Brunswick
1) Moncton Flyers vs. 4) Miramichi Rivermen
2) Fredericton Canadiens vs. 3) Saint John Vitos

Prince Edward Island
5) Kensington Wild vs. 6) Charlottetown Islanders

FINAL STANDINGS (W-L-OTL)
Moncton – 67 points (33-1-1)
Fredericton – 51 points (22-6-7)
Saint John – 36 points (17-16-2)
Miramichi – 27 points (13-21-1)
Kensington – 27 points (10-18-7)
Charlottetown – 21 points (9-23-3)

LEADING SCORERS
Liam Conrad (Moncton) – 23G 29A 52P
Mika Cyr (Fredericton) – 31G 19A 50P
Logan Johnston (Fredericton) – 13G 34A 47P
Kyle Ward (Moncton) – 27G 18A 45P
Patrik Landry (Moncton) – 14G 27A 41P

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCE
New Brunswick: 2012 (Moncton Flyers – fifth place)
Prince Edward Island: 2006 (Charlottetown Islanders – sixth place)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES (since 1984)
New Brunswick: 10 (1986 (host), 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1998, 2002 (host), 2009, 2012)
Prince Edward Island: 3 (1997, 2004, 2006 (host))

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
New Brunswick: none (best finish: fifth place – Moncton Flyers, 1986; Fredericton Red Wings, 1988; Fredericton Canadiens, 1991; Fredericton Canadiens, 1993; Saint John Flames, 1998; Moncton Flyers, 2009; Moncton Flyers, 2012)
Prince Edward Island: none (best finish: fifth place – Charlottetown Abbies, 1997; Cornwall Thunder, 2004)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
New Brunswick: none
Prince Edward Island: none

TOP REGULAR SEASON TEAM – MONCTON FLYERS
For the fourth season in a row the Moncton Flyers finished atop the N.B./P.E.I. Major Midget Hockey League standings, and they claimed the 2014-15 regular season title with one of the most dominant campaigns in league history.

The Flyers posted a sparkling 33-1-1 record, including 18 straight wins to open the season and an 11-game run from Dec. 14-Jan. 24.

Moncton scored a league-best 167 goals, but its defence was the difference; the Flyers allowed a measly 63 goals against, 50 less than second-place Saint John.

Up front, Liam Conrad won the NBPEIMMHL scoring title thanks to a six-point performance in the season finale, while Kyle Ward and Patrik Landry joined Conrad in the top five.

In goal, Julian Galloway (16-1, 1.63, .932) and Xavier Cormier (17-1, 1.86, .920) respectively finished one-two in every notable netminding category, including wins, goals-against average and save percentage.