2019-2020 Season Recap
 
 
The unusual 2019-2020 WHL season saw the Anastasia Sea Dogs complete a record tying third consecutive WHL championship and their 5th title in 8 WHL seasons that ties the Bada Bing record of 5 championships all time. The Sea Dogs also extended their consecutive seasons in the money standings to 6 seasons two behind Bada Bing's 8 seasons. The Sea Dogs won by having incredible seasons from his 5th round pick Zibanajed 41 goals, his 17th round pick Rust with 28 goals and a come out of nowhere rookie season from Kubalik with 33 goals.
 Coming in second place was Big Three whose leading scorer Aho 41 goals came from a fantastic trade made with the shit-for-brains manager of the Sudbury Wolves who received Monahan 24 goals and Hischier 14 goals in the deal. Also having strong seasons for the Big Three were McDavid 39 goals and Connor with 38 goals. This extends Big Three's consecutive seasons in the money standings to 5 seasons.
 Finishing third was the Sudbury Wolves who traded themselves out a championship season with multiple bone head moves and despite having the MVP player Auston Mathhews with 49 goals.
 The Vandelay Industries came in 4th place in their second season in the league after finishing dead last in their their first year. Lead by MacKinnon's 36 goals and Laine and Nelson both scoring 28 goals VI is moving in the right direction.
 Rounding out the money positions the Fighting Imps finish in 5th place with goal scoring pig Alex Ovechkin leading the way with 48 goals.
 

The inaugural season for the WHL playoffs saw the Vandelay Industries make history by edging out the Sudbury Wolves in the finals 44-40 to win the very first playoff championship. Lead by the 18 points scored by Hedman the Vandelay Industries beat the Wolves despite being outmanned 8 to 6 active players.

 

Individual Player Awards for the 2019-2020 WHL Season
 
Most Valuable Player:  Auston Matthews 49 goals  -  Sudbury Wolves
Rookie of the Year:  Dominik Kubalik  33 goals  -  Anastasia Sea Dogs
Defenseman of the Year:  Zach Werenski 21 goals  - Sudbury Wolves

 
 
BEST SELECTION EACH ROUND    
Round Pick # Player Goals Team
Best 1st round pick #9: Matthews 49 Sudbury Wolves
Best 2nd round pick #21:
 Scheifele 29 Flyers
Best 3rd round pick #31:  
 Panarin 33 Helmut
Best 4th round pick #40:  
 Aho 41 Sudbury Wolves
Best 5th round pick #54:
 Zibanajed 41 Anastasia Sea Dogs
Best 6th round pick #65:
 Pacioretty 32 Bada Bing
Best 7th round pick #75: 
 Oshie 27 Reservoir Dogs
Best 8th round pick #85:
 E Lindholm 31 Winter is Coming
Best 9th round pick #97:
 Svechnikov 36 Fighting Imps
Best 10th round pick #119:
 Vrana 22 Big Three
Best 11th round pick #124: Nylander 33 Flyers
Best 12th round pick #137:
 Reinhart 22 Bada Bing
Best 13th round pick #153:
 Fiala 26 Sudbury Wolves
Best 14th round pick #165:
 R Smith 27 Flyers
Best 15th round pick #175:
 Neal 21 Helmut
Best 16th round pick #192:
 Henrique 26 Fighting Imps
Best 17th round pick #198:
Best 17th round pick #193:
 Rust
JT Miller		 28
28		 Anastasia Sea Dogs
Fighting Imps
Best 18th round pick #212:
 Killorn 27 Vandelay Industries
Best 19th round pick #222: Kubalik** 33 Anastasia Sea Dogs
Best 20th round pick #239:
 Garland 23 Big Three
 
 
      
EXTRA PICKS
      
Best 21th round pick #243:
 Schmaltz 11 Sudbury Wolves
Best 22th round pick #248:
 Lehkonen 14 Sudbury Wolves
Best 23th round pick #252:
 Petry * 13 Bada Bing
 
 
 
The standings from the original drafted teams, no re-entry, no trades.
 
TEAM TOTAL
Sudbury Wolves 356
Anastasia Sea Dogs 342
Fighting Imps 318
Winter is Coming 316
Reservoir Dogs 310
Flyers 310
Vandelay Industries 310
Big Three 304
Helmut 277
Bada Bing 276
Blackhawks 260
Son of Rudy 251