AIHL LADDER

Team	GP	W	L	OTW	OTL	CP	PTS
Ice	28	20	2	2	4	0	68
Brave	28	15	10	3	0	0	51
Thunder	28	15	10	1	2	-3	46
Northstars	28	13	12	3	0	0	45
Lightning	28	11	11	1	5	0	40
Mustangs	28	11	15	2	0	0	37
Adrenaline	28	10	16	0	2	0	32
Rhinos	28	2	21	3	2	0	14

SCORING LEADERS

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Hopps (BRE)

Player	Points
Yu Hikosaka (PER)	68
Carson Miller (BRE)	66
David Booth (MIC)	64
Joakim Erdugan (MIC)	64

GOALIE LEADERS

T Ishida (MIC)

.908

Goalie	SV%
Anthony Kimlin (MMS)	.903
Aleksi Toivonen (PER)	.895
Matus Trnka (BRE)	.885
Alexandre Tetreault (CBR)	.869

31 MARCH, 2010

AIHL Welcomes Back Goodall Cup

Peter Lambert

The Australian Ice Hockey League will once again be celebrated annually with the 101 year old Australian icon, the Goodall Cup.

In 2009 the Cup's custodians, Ice Hockey Australia took back the cup to be presented instead to the winners of the traditional state vs. state senior men's tournament, co-inciding with the 100 year anniversary of the same.

Hosts South Australia won the cup, but only Western Australia and Victora were able to join them for the tournament.

Ice Hockey Australia have requested that the Australian Ice Hockey League take back the Goodall Cup as the prestige ice hockey tournament in Australia. A vote by the board and member teams has confirmed that the Goodall Cup will be restored as the ultimate prize for the AIHL.

The fate of the AIHL Champions Trophy presented at the 2009 Finals is yet to be determined.

The 2009 AIHL Champions, the Adelaide Adrenaline have been engraved onto the Goodall Cup and so are now also known as 2009 Goodall Cup champions.

AIHL Welcomes Back Goodall Cup

AIHL Welcomes Back Goodall Cup

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