Steinbach Pistons ranked fourth in CJHL
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This article was published 21/11/2023 (721 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
The Canadian Junior Hockey League (CJHL) announced its latest Top 20 rankings, with three Manitoba Junior Hockey League (MJHL) teams listed.
Maintaining their hold at No. 1 nationally in the 122-team CJHL are the Flin Flon Bombers of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL).
The front-runners in the SJHL have won five straight and sport an 18-1-1-0 record while leading the way in goals-scored (108) and having allowed the fewest against (42).
Moving to No. 2 are the Alberta Junior Hockey League’s (AJHL) Brooks Bandits.
Winners of eight in succession, the reigning Centennial Cup title holders top the AJHL table with a 23-3-0-0 mark. Slotted No. 3 in the listings, which are compiled by an independent scouting service, are the Collingwood Blues of the Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL).
Playing at an .880 winning percentage to date, they sit with a 22-3-0-0 record in OJHL competition.
The surging Steinbach Pistons are the top MJHL club, coming in at fourth. The Pistons are clicking on all cylinders to lead the way in the MJHL with a solid 17-2-1-0 mark through the team’s first 20 games.
Another OJHL club is fifth, with the Trenton Golden Hawks (21-4-0-0) soaring on a nine-game win streak.
The Winkler Flyers dropped from fifth to seventh, while the Dauphin Kings dropped from ninth to 10th.
The Virden Oil Capitals (14-4-1-1) earned an honourable mention.
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