Mike Ridley Trophy Explained

The Mike Ridley Trophy is awarded to the player who leads the Manitoba Junior Hockey League in points scoring during the regular season. The trophy is named after former National Hockey League star Mike Ridley, who holds the MJHL single season scoring records for points (191) and goals (91), which were set with the St. Boniface Saints during the 1982–83 season.

The current trophy was first awarded in 2003, replacing the Selkirk Steelers Trophy previous awarded to the scoring champion.

MJHL Scoring Champions

CJHL Leaders highlined

Season	Winner	Team	GP	Goals	Assists	Points
2009			60	62	74	136
2008			54	46	72	118
2007			58	38	103	141
2006			63	55	63	118
2005			62	27	55	82
2004			60	59	59	118
2001			63	43	67	110
1999			NA	NA	NA	NA
1998			61	61	51	112
1997			NA	NA	NA	NA
1995			54	35	77	112
1994			50	58	67	125
1992			NA	NA	NA	NA
1985			NA	53	57	110
1983			48	91	100	191
1981			48	48	68	116
1977			51	35	93	128
1976			52	45	61	109
1975			47	73	62	135
1974			43	33	58	91
1973			48	43	68	111
1972			41	40	51	91
1971			48	37	72	109
1970			NA	39	41	80
1969			34	34	50	84
1968			NA	42	35	77
1967			45	71	112	183
1966			NA	43	48	91
1965			45	35	37	72
1964			30	35	35	70
1963			39	28	40	68
1962			40	29	53	82
1961			NA	45	38	83
1960			30	31	31	62
1959			NA	42	21	63
1958			30	44	35	79
1957			30	57	48	105
1956			NA	NA	NA	NA
1955			32	50	26	76
1955			NA	39	37	76
1954			35	33	25	58
1953			NA	31	26	57
1952			NA	24	28	52
1951			NA	37	36	73
1950			36	27	27	54
1949			NA	NA	NA	NA
1948			NA	23	28	51
1947			16	22	19	41
1946			10	24	24	48
1943			NA	NA	NA	NA
1942			17	27	31	58
1940			24	19	20	39
1938			16	29	16	45
1937			16	21	20	41
1935			18	19	23	42
1934			16	14	7	21
1933			12	10	8	18

See also

List of top goal scorers in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League

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