1999–2000 WCHL season

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The 1999-00 West Coast Hockey League season was the fifth season of the West Coast Hockey League, a North American minor professional league. Eight teams participated in the regular season, and the Phoenix Mustangs were the league champions.

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Teams

1999-2000 West Coast Hockey League
DivisionTeamCityArena
North Anchorage Aces Anchorage, Alaska Sullivan Arena
Colorado Gold Kings Colorado Springs, Colorado Colorado Springs World Arena
Idaho Steelheads Boise, Idaho Bank of America Centre
Tacoma Sabercats Tacoma, Washington Tacoma Dome
South Bakersfield Condors Bakersfield, California Centennial Garden
Fresno Falcons Fresno, California Selland Arena
Phoenix Mustangs Phoenix, Arizona Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum
San Diego Gulls San Diego, California San Diego Sports Arena

Map of teams

Blue pog.svg North Division Red pog.svg South Division

Regular season

Northern DivisionGPWLOTLGFGAPts
Tacoma Sabercats 7251129297193111
Colorado Gold Kings 723731426427678
Anchorage Aces 743134927233471
Idaho Steelheads 723136528730067
Southern DivisionGPWLOTLGFGAPts
San Diego Gulls 7046168297221100
Bakersfield Condors 723429924427277
Phoenix Mustangs 723135626428468
Fresno Falcons 722738726230761

Taylor Cup-Playoffs

Taylor Cup-Quarterfinals Taylor Cup-Semifinals Taylor Cup-Final
         
N1 Tacoma Sabercats 3
N4 Idaho Steelheads 0
N1 Tacoma Sabercats3
N2 Colorado Gold Kings 0
N2 Colorado Gold Kings 3
N3 Anchorage Aces 1
N1 Tacoma Sabercats 0
S3 Phoenix Mustangs4
S1 San Diego Gulls 3
S4 Fresno Falcons 2
S1 San Diego Gulls 1
S3 Phoenix Mustangs3
S2 Bakersfield Condors 1
S3 Phoenix Mustangs 3

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