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Schedule

Results

Standings

 

League

Season Overall

Team Name

GP

PTS

W-L-OTL-T

GF/GA

GP

W-L-T

GF/GA

Catholic Central

12

24

12-0-0-0

55/15

30

28-1--0-1

135/44

Cranbrook-Kingswood

12

16

7-3-1-1

42/26

30

22-5--2-1

125/48

De La Salle

12

15

7-4-0-1

43/38

27

21-4--1-1

120/60

Brother Rice

12

13

6-5-1-0

37/28

28

16-9--2-1

113/62

U of D Jesuit

12

12

5-5-2-0

36/34

28

18-7--3-0

118/65

Grosse Pointe North

12

10

4-6-2-0

29/39

26

11-12--2-1

82/86

Port Huron Northern

12

0

0-12-0-0

10/72

23

2-20--1-0

29/114


*OTL - Overtime Lose: Team will earn 1 point for loss in OT.

Leaders

Points
Name Team

GP

G

A

PTS

Brown CK

12

12

8

20

Coole DLS

12

7

10

17

VanAntwerp BR

12

4

12

16

Loewenstein CK

12

8

8

16

Christie BR

12

7

8

15

Hibner DLS

12

9

6

15

Lucchese GPN

12

5

10

15

Monkman UD

12

5

10

15

Riedy UD

12

8

7

15

Wilhelm CC

12

7

7

14

Goaltending
Name Team

SV%/GAA

Geragosian BR

1 / 0.00

Cisek CC

0.935 / 1.04

Scoggin CK

0.916 / 2.04

Held GPN

0.912 / 2.55

Wujek GPN

0.912 / 3.01

 

10 Years of High School Hockey Excellence

The Michigan Interscholastic Hockey League (MIHL) was formed prior to the 1999 - 2000 Michigan High School Athletic Association hockey (MHSAA) season with the stated goals of promoting quality high school hockey, good sportsmanship and player development. So far, the league has been very successful in obtaining its goals. Since its inaugural season the league has accounted for 15 MHSAA State Championships, the average penalty minutes per game is the lowest in the state and several players from the league have continued their hockey careers at the junior hockey level, at the collegiate level (16 Division I college players) and a few have made it to the professional level. In the 2000 – 2001 season all three state championships came from the MIHL – Division I – Catholic Central, Division II – Grosse Pointe North and Division III - Cranbrook.

The founding schools were Birmingham Brother Rice, Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood, Detroit Catholic Central and Port Huron Northern. Expansion came quickly with Grosse Pointe North joining the league in the 2000-2001 season and University of Detroit Jesuit being added in the 2002-2003 season. De La Salle came into the fold in the 2007-2008 season.

MIHL State Championships

Year Division School Coach
2000 I Catholic Central Gordon St. John
  III Cranbrook Andrew Weidenbach
2001 I Catholic Central Gordon St. John
  II Grosse Pointe North Scott Lock
  III Cranbrook Andrew Weidenbach
2002 I Catholic Central Gordon St. John
      Todd Johnson
   II Grosse Pointe North Scott Lock
 2003  I Catholic Central Gordon St. John
      Todd Johnson
 2004  III Cranbrook Andrew Weidenbach
 2005  I Catholic Central Gordon St. John
  II Brother Rice Lou Schmidt, Jr.
2006 III Cranbrook Andrew Weidenbach
2007 III Cranbrook Andrew Weidenbach
2009 I Catholic Central Todd Johnson
  III Cranbrook Andrew Weidenbach
2010 I Catholic Central Todd Johnson
  III Cranbrook Andrew Weidenbach

 MIHL Mr. Hockey Award Winners

2001 Jared Ross Catholic Central
2001 Johnny Kim Cranbrook
2002 Will Wallace Cranbrook
2003 Andrew Eggert Catholic Central
2005 Chase Langlais Cranbrook
2007 Andrew Miller Cranbrook