2024–25 WHL season

2024–25 WHL season
League	Western Hockey League
Sport	Ice hockey
Duration	Regular season September 20, 2024 – March 23, 2025 Playoffs March 28, 2025 –
Number of teams	22
TV partner(s)	KRCW-TV, KZJO, CBC, TSN, RDS
Regular season
Playoffs

2024–25 CHL seasons
League	Canadian Hockey League
Sport	Ice hockey
Duration	OHL September 2024–May 2025 QMJHL September 2024–May 2025 WHL September 2024–May 2025
Number of teams	60
TV partner(s)	CBC Television/Gem, TSN, RDS, Rogers TV
Memorial Cup

The 2024–25 WHL season is the 59th season of the Western Hockey League (WHL). The regular season started on September 20, 2024, and ends on March 23, 2025, with the 2025 WHL playoffs beginning on March 28 and will end in May 2025.[1]

Standings

Conference standings

Western Conference view talk edit
Team	DIV	GP	W	L	OTL	SL	GF	GA	PTS	PCT
Everett Silvertips	U.S.	48	34	7	4	3	185	209	75	.781
Spokane Chiefs	U.S.	46	30	16	0	0	182	135	60	.652
Portland Winterhawks	U.S.	46	27	16	2	1	188	184	57	.620
Prince George Cougars	B.C.	46	26	15	3	2	172	153	57	.620
Victoria Royals	B.C.	47	26	13	3	5	185	149	60	.638
Tri-City Americans	U.S.	46	23	18	4	1	168	182	51	.554
Vancouver Giants	B.C.	46	23	17	6	0	176	182	52	.565
Wenatchee Wild	U.S.	45	17	24	3	1	146	172	38	.422
Kamloops Blazers	B.C.	45	17	25	3	0	146	187	37	.411
Kelowna Rockets	B.C.	44	16	23	4	1	146	187	37	.411
Seattle Thunderbirds	U.S.	46	16	27	2	1	135	191	35	.380

Eastern Conference view talk edit
Team	DIV	GP	W	L	OTL	SL	GF	GA	PTS	PCT
Medicine Hat Tigers	Central	49	32	15	2	0	208	150	66	0.673
Calgary Hitmen	Central	46	29	12	3	2	181	135	63	0.685
Lethbridge Hurricanes	Central	46	29	15	1	1	151	132	60	0.652
Prince Albert Raiders	East	45	26	15	3	1	177	163	56	0.622
Edmonton Oil Kings	Central	46	25	18	1	2	171	143	53	0.576
Swift Current Broncos	East	45	24	19	1	1	169	169	50	0.556
Saskatoon Blades	East	45	23	16	3	3	156	142	52	0.578
Brandon Wheat Kings	East	44	23	16	3	2	167	144	51	0.580
Red Deer Rebels	Central	47	16	25	4	2	115	180	38	0.404
Regina Pats	East	46	13	27	4	2	126	194	32	0.348
Moose Jaw Warriors	East	46	10	30	4	2	131	215	26	0.283

x – team has clinched playoff spot y – team has clinched division z – team has clinched best regular season record

e – team is eliminated from playoff contention

Statistical leaders

Scoring leaders

Players are listed by points, then goals.[2]

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

Player	Team	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
Andrew Cristall	Kelowna/Spokane	31	31	40	71	28
Kyle Chyzowski	Portland Winterhawks	42	30	39	69	46
Oliver Tulk	Calgary Hitmen	39	22	44	66	14
Gavin McKenna	Medicine Hat Tigers	33	20	46	66	8
Ben Kindel	Calgary Hitmen	38	24	40	64	20
Luke Mistelbacher	Swift Current Broncos	39	28	33	61	24
Gracyn Sawchyn	Edmonton Oil Kings	38	23	36	59	56
Tyler MacKenzie	Everett Silvertips	41	26	32	58	22
Berkly Catton	Spokane Chiefs	31	18	40	58	22
Tyson Jugnauth	Portland Winterhawks	20	11	47	58	22

Goaltenders

These are the goaltenders that lead the league in GAA that played at least 60 minutes.[3]

Note: GP = Games played; Mins = Minutes played; W = Wins; L = Losses; OTL = Overtime losses; SOL = Shootout losses; SO = Shutouts; GAA = Goals against average; Sv% = Save percentage

Player	Team	GP	Mins	W	L	OTL	SOL	SO	GAA	Sv%
Jesse Sanche	Everett Silvertips	21	1,196	15	3	2	0	1	2.21	.917
Dawson Cowan	Spokane Chiefs	32	1,903	21	10	0	0	4	2.71	.910
Jayden Kraus	Victoria Royals	33	1,911	18	7	3	3	1	2.73	.910
Alex Worthington	Edmonton Oil Kings	30	1,793	17	11	0	2	1	2.81	.907
Harrison Meneghin	Lethbridge/Medicine Hat	17	961	8	8	0	0	1	2.81	.892

WHL awards

Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy	Regular season champions
Four Broncos Memorial Trophy	Player of the Year
Bob Clarke Trophy	Top Scorer
Bill Hunter Memorial Trophy	Top Defenceman
Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy	Rookie of the Year
Del Wilson Trophy	Top Goaltender
WHL Plus-Minus Award	Top Plus-Minus Rating
Brad Hornung Trophy	Most Sportsmanlike Player
Daryl K. (Doc) Seaman Trophy	Scholastic player of the Year
Jim Donlevy Memorial Trophy	Scholastic team of the Year
Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy	Coach of the Year
Lloyd Saunders Memorial Trophy	Executive of the Year
Allen Paradice Memorial Trophy	Top Official
St. Clair Group Trophy	Marketing/Public Relations Award
Doug Wickenheiser Memorial Trophy	Humanitarian of the Year
WHL Playoff MVP	WHL Finals Most Valuable Player
Professional Hockey Achievement Academic Recipient	Alumni Achievement Awards

Attendance

Regular Season

Home Team	Home Games	Average Attendance	Total Attendance[4]
Spokane Chiefs	3	5,852	17,556
Everett Silvertips	4	4,927	19,710
Saskatoon Blades	7	4,830	33,812
Edmonton Oil Kings	4	4,530	18,123
Seattle Thunderbirds	5	3,956	19,781
Kelowna Rockets	6	3,825	22,952
Red Deer Rebels	7	3,743	26,205
Prince George Cougars	6	3,665	18,329
Portland Winterhawks	4	3,614	14,456
Medicine Hat Tigers	8	3,515	28,120
Victoria Royals	5	3,505	17,528
Lethbridge Hurricanes	6	3,408	20,451
Kamloops Blazers	6	3,390	20,340
Moose Jaw Warriors	6	3,386	20,316
Vancouver Giants	4	3,208	12,833
Tri-City Americans	5	3,206	16,032
Brandon Wheat Kings	6	2,849	17,095
Wenatchee Wild	7	2,740	19,185
Calgary Hitmen	6	2,662	15,977
Prince Albert Raiders	4	2,638	10,553
Regina Pats	7	2,613	18,297
Swift Current Broncos	7	2,287	16,013
League	122	3,472	423,665

See also

• List of WHL seasons
• 2024–25 OHL season
• 2024–25 QMJHL season
• 2025 Memorial Cup

References

1. "Western Hockey League unveils 2024-25 Regular Season schedule".
2. "WHL Regular season: Scoring leaders". Retrieved September 26, 2024.
3. [1]. Retrieved on September 26, 2024.
4. "WHL Schedule". CHL.ca/WHL. Retrieved June 16, 2023.

External links

• Official website of the Western Hockey League

• Official website of the Canadian Hockey League

• "EDITORIAL: Changes to NCAA, junior hockey will have lasting impact". Rocky Mountain Outlook. Great West Media. December 2, 2024. Retrieved December 2, 2024.