2009 Memorial Cup

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2009 Mastercard Memorial Cup
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Tournament details
Venue(s) Colisée de Rimouski
Rimouski, Quebec
DatesMay 15–24, 2009
Teams4
Host team Rimouski Océanic (QMJHL)
TV partner(s)
Final positions
Champions Windsor Spitfires (OHL) (1st title)
Tournament statistics
Games played9
Attendance41,440 (4,604 per game)
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The Memorial Cup trophy

The 2009 Memorial Cup was a four-team round-robin format ice hockey tournament played during May 2009 in Rimouski, Quebec. It was the 91st annual Memorial Cup competition and determined the major junior ice hockey champion of the Canadian Hockey League (CHL). The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League announced on April 3, 2008, that the Rimouski Océanic were chosen to host the event at the Colisée de Rimouski. [1] Other participants include the Windsor Spitfires, champions of the Ontario Hockey League, the Drummondville Voltigeurs, champions of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, and the Kelowna Rockets, champions of the Western Hockey League. [2]

Contents

Five other QMJHL teams submitted a bid to host the event, including the Chicoutimi Saguenéens, Halifax Mooseheads, Lewiston Maineiacs, Shawinigan Cataractes, and the St. John's Fog Devils. [3] The Maineiacs bid partnered with the American Hockey League's Portland Pirates, with a plan to host the event in Portland's Cumberland County Civic Center. [4] The QMJHL announced a five-member independent selection committee to evaluate the bids, headed by former New Brunswick Premier Bernard Lord. [5]

The tournament began on May 15, 2009 with Kelowna beating Rimouski 4–1. Windsor defeated Rimouski in the tiebreaker and Drummondville in the semifinal, becoming just the second team since the current Memorial Cup tournament format was adopted in 1983 to reach the final after losing its first two games. Windsor then captured the Memorial Cup, defeating Kelowna 4–1 on May 24, 2009, becoming the first team in Memorial Cup history to win the tournament after starting 0–2, and also the first to win coming out of the tiebreaker.

Tournament

All times listed are Eastern Daylight Time (UTC−4).

Round robin

PosTeamPldWLGFGAGD
1 Kelowna Rockets (WHL)321117+4Advanced directly to the championship game
2 Drummondville Voltigeurs (QMJHL)32110100Advanced to the semifinal game
3 Windsor Spitfires (OHL) [lower-alpha 1] 31289−1Advanced to the tiebreaker
4 Rimouski Océanic (host/QMJHL)312811−3Advanced to the tiebreaker
Source: [ citation needed ]
Notes:
  1. ↑ Windsor finished 4th based on head-to-head round robin matchups but defeated Rimouski in the tiebreaker game.

Results

May 15 Kelowna Rockets 4–1 Rimouski Océanic Colisée de Rimouski Recap  
Tyler Myers 1 - 06:33First periodNo scoring
Jamie Benn 1 - pp - 04:33
Ian Duval 1 - 05:52		Second periodNo scoring
Lucas Bloodoff 1 - 01:29Third period13:04 - Philippe Cornet 1
Mark Guggenberger 19 saves / 20 shotsGoalie stats Maxim Gougeon 38 saves / 42 shots
May 16 Drummondville Voltigeurs 3–2OT Windsor Spitfires Colisée de Rimouski Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond period19:59 - pp - Adam Henrique 1
Gabriel Dumont 1 - 07:59
Philippe Lefebvre 1 - 14:07		Third period11:48 - Adam Henrique 2
Maxime Frenette 1 - 08:56First overtime periodNo scoring
Marco Cousineau 33 saves / 35 shotsGoalie stats Andrew Engelage 30 saves / 33 shots
May 17 Rimouski Océanic 5–4 Windsor Spitfires Colisée de Rimouski Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Patrice Cormier 1 - pp - 03:18
Jordan Caron 1 - 10:45
Patrick Delisle-Houde 1 - 14:48
Luca Cunti 1 - 16:32		Second period06:19 - pp - Ryan Ellis 1
08:50 - sh - Dale Mitchell 1
18:22 - Andrei Loktionov 1
Logan MacMillan 1 - sh - 00:34Third period09:34 - Andrei Loktionov 2
Maxim Gougeon 35 saves / 39 shotsGoalie stats Andrew Engelage 20 saves / 25 shots
May 18 Drummondville Voltigeurs 4–6 Kelowna Rockets Colisée de Rimouski Recap  
Yannick Riendeau 1 - 14:27
Marc-Olivier Vachon 1 - pp - 17:10		First period04:02 - sh - Jamie Benn 2
Marc-Antoine Desnoyers 1 - 09:47Second period09:09 - Cody Almond 1
18:47 - Jamie Benn 3
Marc-Olivier Vachon 2 - pp - 07:23Third period09:26 - pp - Jamie Benn 4
11:41 - Jamie Benn 5
18:29 - Cody Almond 2
Marco Cousineau 17 saves / 23 shotsGoalie stats Mark Guggenberger 18 saves / 22 shots
May 19 Windsor Spitfires 2–1 Kelowna Rockets Colisée de Rimouski Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Taylor Hall 1 - 16:21Second period07:33 - pp - Kyle St.Denis 1
Ryan Ellis 2 - 04:13Third periodNo scoring
Andrew Engelage 16 saves / 17 shotsGoalie stats Mark Guggenberger 32 saves / 34 shots
May 20 Rimouski Océanic 2–3OT Drummondville Voltigeurs Colisée de Rimouski Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Luca Cunti 2 - 01:39Second period06:07 - Jonathan Brunelle 1
11:56 - pp - Dmitry Kulikov 1
Patrice Cormier 2 - pp - 05:23Third periodNo scoring
No scoringFirst overtime period13:23 - Gabriel Dumont 2
Maxim Gougeon 17 saves / 20 shotsGoalie stats Marco Cousineau 39 saves / 41 shots

Tiebreaker

May 21 Windsor Spitfires 6–4 Rimouski Océanic Colisée de Rimouski Recap  
Eric Wellwood 1 - 07:13
Scott Timmins 1 - 08:30		First period08:02 - Sebastien Piche 1
12:47 - pp - Jordan Caron 2
16:15 - Emmanuel Boudreau 1
No scoringSecond period17:25 - pp - Patrice Cormier 3
Dale Mitchell 2 - 04:11
Dale Mitchell 3 - pp - 06:00
Dale Mitchell 4 - pp - 07:44
Greg Nemisz 1 - pp - 19:59		Third periodNo scoring
Andrew Engelage 17 saves / 21 shotsGoalie stats Maxim Gougeon 31 saves / 37 shots

Semifinal

May 22 Windsor Spitfires 3–2OT Drummondville Voltigeurs Colisée de Rimouski Recap  
Taylor Hall 2 - 15:47
Ben Shutron 1 - 18:02		First periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond period01:13 - Samson Mahbod 1
15:10 - pp - Yannick Riendeau 2
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
Adam Henrique 3 - 04:31First overtime periodNo scoring
Andrew Engelage 19 saves / 21 shotsGoalie stats Marco Cousineau 44 saves / 47 shots

Final

May 24 Windsor Spitfires 4–1 Kelowna Rockets Colisée de Rimouski Recap  
Adam Henrique 4 - 03:22
Dale Mitchell 5 - 04:58
Rob Kwiet 1 - pp - 07:11		First periodNo scoring
Ryan Ellis 3 - 12:46Second period00:08 - pp - Colin Long 1
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
Andrew Engelage 21 saves / 22 shotsGoalie stats Mark Guggenberger 0 saves / 3 shots
Adam Brown 24 saves / 25 shots

Statistical leaders

Skaters

These are the top skaters based on points. If the list exceeds ten skaters because of a tie in points, all of the tied skaters are shown.

PlayerTeaGPGAPtsPIM
Jamie Benn Kelowna Rockets45498
Adam Henrique Windsor Spitfires645911
Yannick Riendeau Drummondville Voltigeurs42682
Taylor Hall Windsor Spitfires62688
Andrei Loktionov Windsor Spitfires62570
Greg Nemisz Windsor Spitfires61672
Dale Mitchell Windsor Spitfires65162
Mark Cundari Windsor Spitfires60556
Patrice Cormier Rimouski Océanic43148
Ryan Ellis Windsor Spitfires63144

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

Goaltending

This is a combined table of the top goaltenders based on goals against average and save percentage with at least sixty minutes played. The table is sorted by GAA.

PlayerTeamGPWLSAGAGAASV%SOMin
Andrew Engelage Windsor Spitfires642139162.58.8850372:04
Marco Cousineau Drummondville Voltigeurs422146132.94.9110265:27
Mark Guggenberger Kelowna Rockets42279103.21.8730187:04
Maxim Gougeon Rimouski Océanic413138174.03.8770253:23

GP = Games played; W = Wins; L = Losses; SA = Shots against; GA = Goals against; GAA = Goals against average; SV% = Save percentage; SO = Shutouts; TOI = Time on ice (minutes:seconds)

Tournament awards

AwardRecipient
Stafford Smythe Memorial Trophy (Most Valuable Player) Taylor Hall, Windsor
George Parsons Trophy (Most Sportsmanlike) Yannick Riendeau, Drummondville
Hap Emms Memorial Trophy (Top Goaltender) Marco Cousineau, Drummondville
Ed Chynoweth Trophy (Leading Scorer) Jamie Benn, Kelowna
All-Star team  Position  
Marco Cousineau, Drummondville G
Ryan Ellis, Windsor D
Tyler Myers, KelownaD
Jamie Benn, Kelowna F
Patrice Cormier, RimouskiF
Taylor Hall, WindsorF

Rosters

Drummondville Voltigeurs (QMJHL)

Pos.No.Player
GK 33 Marco Cousineau
GK35 Antoine Tardif
D 3 Marc-Erik Ouellet
D6 Marc-Antoine Desnoyers
D8 Ryan McKiernan
D9 Patrik Prokop
D15 Jeff Marcoux
D23 Charles Landry
D26 Olivier Hotte
D29 Dmitry Kulikov
D82Andrew Randazzo
F 7 Sean Couturier
F10 Marc-Olivier Vachon
F11 Benoit Levesque
F13 Yannick Riendeau
F17 Dany Masse
F24 Philippe Bergeron
F28 Samson Mahbod
F40 Gabriel Dumont
F70 Mike Hoffman
F81 Jonathan Brunelle
F83 Christopher DiDomenico
F89 Maxime Frenette
F94 Philippe Lefebvre

Kelowna Rockets (WHL)

Pos.No.Player
GK 30 Mark Guggenberger
GK31 Adam Brown
D 2Collin Bowman
D3 Tyler Myers
D4 Tyson Barrie
D7 Aaron Borejko
D8 Curt Gogol
D26 Tysen Dowzak
F 9 Stepan Novotny
F10Evan Bloodoff
F11 Colin Long
F12 Cody Almond
F14 Jamie Benn
F15 Brandon McMillan
F16 Spencer Main
F17 Lucas Bloodoff
F18 Shane McColgan
F19 Ian Duval
F22 Mikael Backlund
F23 Kyle St. Denis
F24 Mitchell Callahan
F27Ryley Grantham
F28 Kyle Verdino

Rimouski Océanic (Host)

Pos.No.Player
GK 31 Maxim Gougeon
GK38 Matthew Dopud
D 3 Marc-Andre Bourdon
D7 Sebastien Piche
D14Gleason Fournier
D17 William Plourde
D18 Ryan Kavanagh
D20 Alexandre Brunet
D21 Emmanuel Boudreau
D24 Maxime Ouimet
F 8 Patrick Delisle-Houde
F11 Logan MacMillan
F15 Philippe Cornet
F16Olivier Fortier
F19Keven Veilleux
F23 Mathieu Asselin
F26 Alexandre Durette
F27 Jordan Caron
F55 Frederic Desrochers
F65 Ilya Silik
F71 Felix Lefrancois
F75 Nicholas Samoluk
F79 Luca Cunti
F90 Patrice Cormier

Windsor Spitfires (OHL)

Pos.No.Player
GK 1 Andrew Engelage
GK30 Josh Unice
GK34 Steve Gleeson
D 5 Ron Soucie
D6 Ryan Ellis
D7 Adam Wallace
D13 Rob Kwiet
D17 Jesse Blacker
D42 Ben Shutron
D51 Mark Cundari
D55Harry Young
D81 Patrick Moran
F 4 Taylor Hall
F14 Adam Henrique
F16 Ben Dubois
F19 Lane MacDermid
F22 Richard Greenop
F25 James Woodcroft
F29 Conor O'Donnell
F44 Justin Shugg
F61 Austin Watson
F64 Greg Nemisz
F67 Eric Wellwood
F71Dale Mitchell
F77 Scott Timmins
F90 Andrei Loktionov

Road to the Cup

OHL playoffs

Conference Quarterfinals Conference Semifinals Conference Finals OHL Championship
            
1 Belleville 4
8 Sudbury 2
1 Belleville4
6 Niagara 1
3 Ottawa 3
6 Niagara 4
1 Belleville 2
Eastern
2 Brampton4
2 Brampton 4
7 Peterborough 0
2 Brampton4
4 Mississauga 2
4 Mississauga 4
5 Barrie 1
E2 Brampton 1
W1 Windsor4
1 Windsor 4
8 Owen Sound 0
1 Windsor4
4 Plymouth 2
4 Plymouth 4
5 Sarnia 1
1 Windsor4
Western
2 London 1
2 London 4
7 Erie 1
2 London4
3 Saginaw 0
3 Saginaw 4
6 Guelph 0

QMJHL playoffs

First Round Quarterfinals Semifinals QMJHL Championships
            
1C Drummondville 4
4C Lewiston 0
1 Drummondville4
8 Montreal 0
2O Montreal 4
3O Rouyn-Noranda 2
1 Drummondville4
7 Rimouski 0
1A Moncton 4
4A P.E.I. 1
2 Moncton 1
7 Rimouski4
2E Rimouski 4
3E Chicoutimi 0
1 Drummondville4
5 Shawinigan 3
1E Quebec 4
4E Baie-Comeau 1
3 Quebec4
6 Cape Breton 3
2A Cape Breton 4
3A Saint John 0
3 Quebec 1
5 Shawinigan4
1O Gatineau 4
5A Acadie-Bathurst 1
4 Gatineau 1
5 Shawinigan4
2C Shawinigan 4
3C Victoriaville 0

WHL playoffs

Conference Quarterfinals Conference Semifinals Conference Finals WHL Championship
            
1 Calgary 4
8 Edmonton 0
1 Calgary4
7 Lethbridge 0
2 Saskatoon 3
7 Lethbridge 4
1 Calgary4
Eastern
3 Brandon 0
3 Brandon 4
6 Kootenay 0
3 Brandon4
5 Medicine Hat 0
4 Swift Current 3
5 Medicine Hat 4
E1 Calgary 2
W3 Kelowna4
1 Vancouver 4
8 Prince George 0
1 Vancouver4
4 Spokane 3
4 Spokane 4
5 Seattle 1
1 Vancouver 2
Western
3 Kelowna4
2 Tri-City 4
7 Everett 1
2 Tri-City 2
3 Kelowna4
3 Kelowna 4
6 Kamloops 0

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