The 1993–94 CHL season was the second season of the Central Hockey League (CHL).
Teams 1993-94 Central Hockey League Team City Arena Dallas Freeze Dallas, Texas Fair Park Coliseum Fort Worth Fire Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth Convention Center Memphis RiverKings Memphis, Tennessee Mid-South Coliseum Oklahoma City Blazers Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Myriad Convention Center Tulsa Oilers Tulsa, Oklahoma Tulsa Coliseum Wichita Thunder Wichita, Kansas Britt Brown Arena
Map of teams
Regular season League standings
Central Hockey League y-Wichita Thunder 64 40 18 6 309 275 86 x-Tulsa Oilers 64 36 24 4 347 281 76 x-Oklahoma City Blazers 64 35 23 6 260 246 76 x-Dallas Freeze 64 31 25 8 304 309 70 e-Memphis RiverKings 64 25 34 5 243 294 55 e-Fort Worth Fire 64 25 37 2 253 311 52
Note: y - clinched league title; x - clinched playoff spot; e - eliminated from playoff contention
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Playoffs
Playoff bracket
CHL awards
Ray Miron Cup: Wichita Thunder Adams Cup: Wichita Thunder Coach of the Year: Doug Shedden (Wichita) Most Valuable Player: Robert Desjardins (Wichita) Playoff Most Valuable Player: Ron Handy (Wichita) Most Outstanding Goaltender: Alan Perry (Oklahoma City)Most Outstanding Defenseman Guy Girouard (Oklahoma City)Rookie of the Year Chad Seibel (Memphis)Scoring Champion Paul Jackson (Wichita)
Player statistics
Scoring leaders Note: GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalty minutes
Player Team GP G A Pts PIM Paul Jackson Wichita Thunder 597164135215 Doug Lawrence Tulsa Oilers 632593118199 Luc Beausoleil Tulsa Oilers 606450114110 Ron Handy Wichita Thunder 57298010998 Carl Boudreau Oklahoma City Blazers 64406710793 Bob Berg Wichita Thunder 644358101141 Troy Binnie Dallas Freeze 5654429696 Brent Sapergia Wichita Thunder 46553388297 Frank LaScala Dallas Freeze 64454186116 Craig Coxe Tulsa Oilers 64265783236 Bobby Wallwork Memphis RiverKings 6443408383
References
External links 1993–94 CHL season at The Internet Hockey Database