2010 Memorial Cup

Potential hosts

Round-robin Standings

Schedule

Statistical Leaders

Roster

Awards

Road to the Cup

Media coverage

References

External links

Round Robin

Semi-Final

Final

Skaters

Goaltending

Brandon Wheat Kings (Host)

Calgary Hitmen (WHL)

Windsor Spitfires (OHL)

Moncton Wildcats (QMJHL)

OHL playoffs

QMJHL playoffs

WHL playoffs

2010 Mastercard Memorial Cup
Memorial Cup Tournaments
Brandon, Manitoba

Host team	Brandon Wheat Kings
Champions	Windsor Spitfires
Duration	May 14–23, 2010
Number of games	8
Number of teams	4
Total attendance	42,204
Television	Rogers Sportsnet NHL Network (United States)
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The 2010 Memorial Cup was a 4-team round-robin format tournament played during May 14–23, 2010 in Brandon, Manitoba. It was the 92nd annual Memorial Cup competition and determined the major junior ice hockey champion of the Canadian Hockey League (CHL). The Western Hockey League (WHL) announced on October 15, 2008, that the Brandon Wheat Kings were chosen to host the event at the Keystone Centre.^[1]^[2] Other tournament participants included the Windsor Spitfires, champions of the Ontario Hockey League, the Moncton Wildcats, champions of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the Calgary Hitmen, champions of the Western Hockey League. The Spitfires went 4–0 in the tournament, defeating Brandon 9–1 in the championship to claim their second straight Memorial Cup title.

The Brandon Wheat Kings, Everett Silvertips and Kelowna Rockets submitted applications to host the 2010 MasterCard Memorial Cup. Bid presentations took place on October 15, 2008 in Calgary, Alberta.^[3] The decision to award the hosting of the 2010 MasterCard Memorial Cup to Brandon was made by a majority vote of the WHL Board of Governors.^[2]

“	We are delighted to bring one of the most prestigious Canadian hockey championships – The MasterCard Memorial Cup – to the city of Brandon and the Province of Manitoba for the first time. The Brandon Wheat Kings are one of the longest standing franchises in WHL history and this community has earned the right to host our national showcase.	”
	— Ron Robison, WHL Commissioner ^[1]

Just prior to the August application deadline, both the province of Manitoba and City of Brandon brought forth a combined $5,000,000 (CAD) in improvements to the Keystone Centre, in an effort to boost the Wheat Kings' chances at becoming host.^[2]

^† Indicates team advanced directly to the championship game

* Indicates team advanced to the semifinal game

All times local (UTC −6)

May 14	Windsor Spitfires		9–3	Brandon Wheat Kings	Westman Place, Brandon	Recap
Kenny Ryan (1) – 02:01 Scott Timmins (1) – 03:25 Adam Henrique (1) – 04:27 Taylor Hall (1) – 04:45 Taylor Hall (2) – pp – 18:23		First period		No scoring
Adam Henrique (2) – 01:15 Scott Timmins (2) – 06:47 Dale Mitchell (1) – 14:49 Zack Kassian (1) – pp – 16:21		Second period		14:57 – Aaron Lewadniuk (1)
No scoring		Third period		00:35 – Matt Calvert (1) 13:28 – Jay Fehr (1)
Philipp Grubauer 30 saves / 33 shots		Goalie stats		Andrew Hayes 18 saves / 23 shots Jacob De Serres 16 saves / 20 shots

May 15	Calgary Hitmen		5–4	Moncton Wildcats	Westman Place, Brandon	Recap
No scoring		First period		09:53 – Devon MacAusland (1)
Tyler Fiddler (1) – 18:52		Second period		07:42 – David Savard (1) 14:11 – Alex Saulnier (1)
Joel Broda (1) – 03:08 Giffen Nyren (1) – pp – 14:15 Kris Foucault (1) – 16:29 Tyler Shattock (1) – 18:42		Third period		08:48 – pp – Alex Saulnier (2)
Martin Jones 34 saves / 38 shots		Goalie stats		Nicola Riopel 22 saves / 27 shots

May 16	Brandon Wheat Kings		4–0	Moncton Wildcats	Westman Place, Brandon	Recap
Toni Rajala (1) – 10:14		First period		No scoring
Toni Rajala (2) – 08:17 Brayden Schenn (1) – pp – 12:19		Second period		No scoring
Brent Raedeke (1) – 02:24		Third period		No scoring
Jacob De Serres 31 saves / 31 shots		Goalie stats		Nicola Riopel 34 saves / 38 shots

May 17	Calgary Hitmen		2–6	Windsor Spitfires	Westman Place, Brandon	Recap
No scoring		First period		02:38 – Dale Mitchell (2) 03:55 – pp – Taylor Hall (3)
Jimmy Bubnick (1) – 11:43 Jimmy Bubnick (2) – 14:56		Second period		08:15 – Justin Shugg (1)
No scoring		Third period		00:12 – Taylor Hall (4) 16:56 – Kenny Ryan (2) 19:19 – en – Adam Wallace (1)
Martin Jones 31 saves / 36 shots		Goalie stats		Philipp Grubauer 25 saves / 27 shots

May 18	Moncton Wildcats		3–4	OT	Windsor Spitfires	Westman Place, Brandon	Recap
Randy Cameron (1) – pp – 18:36		First period			19:52 – pp – Cam Fowler (1)
No scoring		Second period			05:09 – Justin Shugg (2)
Scott Brannon (1) – 02:32 Brandon Gormley (1) – 03:01		Third period			04:47 – Stephen Johnston (1)
No scoring		First overtime period			12:22 – Eric Wellwood (1)
Shane Owen 48 saves / 52 shots		Goalie stats			Philipp Grubauer 38 saves / 41 shots

May 19	Brandon Wheat Kings		1–5	Calgary Hitmen	Westman Place, Brandon	Recap
Jay Fehr (2) – 03:44		First period		03:15 – Kris Foucalt (2) 06:36 – Kris Foucalt (3) 13:47 – Cody Beach (1) 14:54 – Jimmy Bubnick (3) 16:50 – Tyler Shattock (2)
No scoring		Second period		No scoring
No scoring		Third period		No scoring
Jacob De Serres 25 saves / 30 shots		Goalie stats		Martin Jones 39 saves / 40 shots

May 21	Brandon Wheat Kings		5–4	OT	Calgary Hitmen	Westman Place, Brandon	Recap
No scoring		First period			15:34 – Joel Broda (2) 15:43 – Ian Schultz (1)
Alexander Urbom (1) – 01:35 Matt Calvert (2) – 11:58 Travis Hamonic (1) – pp – 19:49		Second period			09:43 – sh – Tyler Fiddler (2)
Colby Robak (1) – pp – 05:09		Third period			14:48 – Misha Fisenko (1)
Jay Fehr (3) – 03:16		First overtime period			No scoring
Jacob De Serres 25 saves / 29 shots		Goalie stats			Martin Jones 43 saves / 48 shots

May 23	Brandon Wheat Kings		1–9	Windsor Spitfires	Westman Place, Brandon	Recap
no scoring		First period		06:34 – Adam Henrique (3) 19:27 – Eric Wellwood (2)
Matt Calvert (3) – pp – 08:16		Second period		04:34 – pp – Taylor Hall (5) 08:56 – Greg Nemisz (1) 11:36 – Marc Cantin (1) 16:52 – Cam Fowler (2)
no scoring		Third period		05:42 – Zack Kassian (2) 09:44 – Adam Henrique (4) 15:40 – Dale Mitchell (3)
Jacob De Serres 43 saves / 52 shots		Goalie stats		Philipp Grubauer 27 saves / 28 shots

Player	Team	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
Hall, TaylorTaylor Hall	Windsor Spitfires	4	5	4	9	2
Henrique, AdamAdam Henrique	Windsor Spitfires	4	4	4	8	4
Bubnick, JimmyJimmy Bubnick	Calgary Hitmen	4	3	5	8	0
Shattock, TylerTyler Shattock	Calgary Hitmen	4	2	5	7	0
Shugg, JustinJustin Shugg	Windsor Spitfires	3	2	5	7	2
Rajala, ToniToni Rajala	Brandon Wheat Kings	5	2	5	7	0
Foucault, KrisKris Foucault	Calgary Hitmen	4	3	3	6	0
Mitchell, DaleDale Mitchell	Windsor Spitfires	4	3	3	6	2
Fowler, CamCam Fowler	Windsor Spitfires	4	2	4	6	0
Wellwood, EricEric Wellwood	Windsor Spitfires	4	2	4	6	0

GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalty minutes

This is a combined table of the top goaltenders based on goals against average and save percentage with at least sixty minutes played. The table is sorted by GAA.

Player	Team	GP	W	L	SA	GA	GAA	SV%	SO	TOI
Grubauer, PhilippPhilipp Grubauer	Windsor Spitfires	4	4	0	120	9	2.14	.930	0	252:00
Owen, ShaneShane Owen	Moncton Wildcats	1	0	1	48	4	3.32	.923	0	72:00
Jones, MartinMartin Jones	Calgary Hitmen	4	2	2	147	15	3.71	.907	0	242:00
Riopel, NicolaNicola Riopel	Moncton Wildcats	2	0	2	56	9	4.54	.862	0	119:00
De Serres, JacobJacob De Serres	Brandon Wheat Kings	5	2	2	140	22	4.66	.864	1	283:00

GP = Games played; W = Wins; L = Losses; SA = Shots against; GA = Goals against; GAA = Goals against average; SV% = Save percentage; SO = Shutouts; TOI = Time on ice (minutes:seconds)

Head coach: Kelly McCrimmon

Pos.	No.	Player
GK	1	Jacob De Serres
GK	35	Andrew Hayes
D	3	Brodie Melnychuk
D	4	Colby Robak
D	7	Mark Schneider
D	12	Travis Hamonic
D	22	Jordan Hale
D	26	Alexander Urbom
D	28	Darren Bestland
D	32	Ryley Miller
F	8	Brenden Walker
F	9	Brent Raedeke
F	10	Brayden Schenn
F	11	Matt Calvert
F	15	Scott Glennie
F	16	Mark Stone
F	17	Shayne Wiebe
F	19	Jesse Sinatynski
F	20	Aaron Lewadniuk
F	21	Toni Rajala
F	24	Jay Fehr
F	25	Paul Ciarelli
F	27	Michael Ferland

Head coach: Mike Williamson

Pos.	No.	Player
GK	1	Michael Snider
GK	31	Martin Jones
D	2	Ben Wilson
D	5	Matt MacKenzie
D	7	Peter Kosterman
D	9	Jaynen Rissling
D	11	Zak Stebner
D	17	Giffen Nyren
D	27	Kyle Aschim
D	28	Michael Stone
F	10	Misha Fisenko
F	12	Justin Kirsch
F	14	Jimmy Bubnick
F	15	Brandon Kozun
F	16	Cody Sylvester
F	18	Kris Foucault
F	19	Ian Schultz
F	22	Mackenzie Royer
F	23	Tyler Fiddler
F	24	Del Cowan
F	25	Rigby Burgart
F	26	Joel Broda
F	29	Tyler Shattock
F	32	Cody Beach

Head coach: Bob Boughner

Pos.	No.	Player
GK	31	Troy Passingham
GK	33	Philipp Grubauer
D	6	Ryan Ellis
D	8	Craig Duininck
D	11	Marc Cantin
D	24	Cam Fowler
D	27	Saverio Posa
D	51	Mark Cundari
D	55	Harry Young
F	4	Taylor Hall
F	7	Adam Wallace
F	10	Stephen Johnston
F	14	Adam Henrique
F	19	Zack Kassian
F	26	Kenny Ryan
F	29	Derek Lanoue
F	44	Justin Shugg
F	64	Greg Nemisz
F	67	Eric Wellwood
F	70	James Woodcroft
F	71	Dale Mitchell
F	77	Scott Timmins

Head coach: Danny Flynn

Pos.	No.	Player
GK	29	Nicola Riopel
GK	41	Shane Owen
D	3	Brandon Gormley
D	8	Spencer Metcalfe
D	16	Patrick Downe
D	26	Alex MacDonald
D	40	Alex Wall
D	44	Mark Barberio
D	52	Simon Jodoin
D	58	David Savard
F	4	Tyler Howe
F	7	Kirill Kabanov
F	14	Ted Stephens
F	15	Marek Hrivik
F	17	Randy Cameron
F	18	Scott Trask
F	19	Allain Saulnier
F	21	Alex Saulnier
F	23	Daniel Pettersson
F	27	Scott Brannon
F	57	Nicolas Deschamps
F	74	Gabriel Bourque
F	81	Olivier Daoust
F	90	Kelsey Tessier
F	91	Devon MacAusland

Stafford Smythe Memorial Trophy (MVP) – Taylor Hall (Windsor Spitfires)
Ed Chynoweth Trophy (Leading Scorer) – Taylor Hall (Windsor Spitfires)
George Parsons Trophy (Sportmanlike) – Toni Rajala (Brandon Wheat Kings)
Hap Emms Memorial Trophy (Top Goalie) – Martin Jones (Calgary Hitmen)
All-Star Team:

Goaltender: Martin Jones (Calgary Hitmen)

Defence: Travis Hamonic (Brandon Wheat Kings), Cam Fowler (Windsor Spitfires)

Forwards: Taylor Hall (Windsor Spitfires), Jimmy Bubnick (Calgary Hitmen), Matt Calvert (Brandon Wheat Kings)

Main article: 2009–10 OHL season

Conference Quarter-finals			Conference Semi-finals			Conference Finals			OHL Championship


1	Barrie	4

8	Sudbury	0
			1	Barrie	4

			5	Brampton	0
4	Kingston	3

5	Brampton	4
						1	Barrie	4
Eastern
						3	Mississauga	1
3	Mississauga	4

6	Peterborough	0
			3	Mississauga	4

			2	Ottawa	3
2	Ottawa	4

7	Niagara	1
									E1	Barrie	0

									W1	Windsor	4
1	Windsor	4

8	Erie	0
			1	Windsor	4

			4	Plymouth	0
4	Plymouth	4

5	S.S. Marie	1
						1	Windsor	4
Western
						3	Kitchener	3
3	Kitchener	4

6	Saginaw	2
			3	Kitchener	4

			2	London	3
2	London	4

7	Guelph	1

Main article: 2009–10 QMJHL season

First Round			Quarter-finals			Semi-finals			QMJHL Championships


1A	Saint John	4

4A	P.E.I.	1
			1	Saint John	4

			12	Gatineau	0
2O	Montreal	3

3O	Gatineau	4
						1	Saint John	4

						6	Victoriaville	2
1E	Quebec	4

5A	Acadie-Bathurst	1
			3	Quebec	0

			6	Victoriaville	4
2C	Victoriaville	4

3C	Shawinigan	2
									1	Saint John	2

									5	Moncton	4
1C	Drummondville	4

4C	Lewiston	0
			2	Drummondville	4

			9	Rimouski	1
2E	Rimouski	4

3E	Chicoutimi	3
						2	Drummondville	1

						5	Moncton	4
1O	Rouyn-Noranda	4

4O	Val-d'Or	2
			4	Rouyn-Noranda	1

			5	Moncton	4
2A	Moncton	4

3A	Cape Breton	1

Main article: 2009–10 WHL season

Conference Quarter-finals			Conference Semi-finals			Conference Finals			WHL Championship


1	Calgary	4

8	Moose Jaw	3
			1	Calgary	4

			5	Medicine Hat	2
2	Brandon	4

7	Swift Current	0
						1	Calgary	4
Eastern
						2	Brandon	1
3	Saskatoon	4

6	Red Deer	0
			2	Brandon	4

			3	Saskatoon	2
4	Kootenay	2

5	Medicine Hat	4
									E1	Calgary	4

									W1	Tri-City	1
1	Tri-City	4

8	Chilliwack	2
			1	Tri-City	4

			6	Kelowna	1
2	Vancouver	4

7	Kamloops	0
						1	Tri-City	4
Western
						2	Vancouver	2
3	Everett	3

6	Kelowna	4
			2	Vancouver	4

			5	Portland	2
4	Spokane	3

5	Portland	4

All of the tournaments' games were televised throughout Canada on Rogers Sportsnet and in the United States on the NHL Network.^[1] The Brandon Sun, Brandon's local daily newspaper, covered the entire tournament in print as well as online.

1 2 3 "Brandon Wheat Kings to host 2010 MasterCard Memorial Cup". Western Hockey League. 2008-10-15. Archived from the original on 2009-01-27. Retrieved 2008-10-16.
1 2 3 "Brandon wins bid to host 2010 Memorial Cup". CBC Sports. 2008-10-15. Retrieved 2008-10-17.
↑ The Canadian Press (2008-08-22). "WHL teams bid to host 2010 Memorial Cup". CBC Sports. Retrieved 2008-10-17.

Windsor Spitfires (OHL)^†

Calgary Hitmen (WHL)^*

Brandon Wheat Kings (Host/WHL)^*

Moncton Wildcats (QMJHL)

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