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League leaders | season 2002-2003 all time stats

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Richard Keyes	C	Kalamazoo Wings	56	27	23	50	35
2.	Jeff Ewasko	D	Long Beach Ice Dogs	25	6	4	10	130
3.	Scott Ricci	D	Milwaukee Admirals	16	1	4	5	6
4.	Judd Medak	F	Chicago Wolves	9	2	2	4	6
5.	Eric Schneider	C	Lexington Men O’ War	8	1	3	4	9
6.	Jeremy Rebek	D	Milwaukee Admirals	2	1	1	2	0
7.	Fréderic Cassivi	G	Chicago Wolves	21	0	0	0	0
8.	Andre Payette	LW	Manitoba Moose (1994-2011)	8	0	0	0	67
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Teams
Champions

Lexington Men O’ War

2009-2010: Fort Wayne Komets
2008-2009: Fort Wayne Komets
2007-2008: Fort Wayne Komets
2000-2001: Orlando Solar Bears (IHL)
1999-2000: Chicago Wolves
1998-1999: Houston Aeros
1997-1998: Chicago Wolves
1996-1997: Detroit Vipers
1995-1996: Tallahassee Tiger Sharks
1994-1995: Denver Grizzlies
1993-1994: Atlanta Knights (1992-96)
1992-1993: Fort Wayne Komets
1991-1992: Kansas City Blades
1990-1991: Peoria Rivermen (2005-2013)
1989-1990: Indianapolis Ice
1988-1989: Muskegon Lumberjacks (1992-2010)
1987-1988: Salt Lake Golden Eagles
1986-1987: Salt Lake Golden Eagles
1985-1986: Muskegon Lumberjacks (1992-2010)
1984-1985: Peoria Rivermen (2005-2013)
1983-1984: Flint Generals
1982-1983: Toledo Goaldiggers
1981-1982: Toledo Goaldiggers
1980-1981: Saginaw Gears
1979-1980: Kalamazoo Wings
1978-1979: Kalamazoo Wings
1977-1978: Toledo Goaldiggers
1976-1977: Saginaw Gears
1975-1976: Dayton Gems
1974-1975: Toledo Goaldiggers
1973-1974: Des Moines Capitols
1972-1973: Fort Wayne Komets
1971-1972: Port Huron Wings
1970-1971: Port Huron Flags
1969-1970: Dayton Gems
1968-1969: Dayton Gems
1967-1968: Muskegon Mohawks
1966-1967: Toledo Blades
1965-1966: Port Huron Flags
1964-1965: Fort Wayne Komets
1963-1964: Toledo Blades
1962-1963: Fort Wayne Komets
1961-1962: Muskegon Zephyrs
1960-1961: St.Paul Saints
1959-1960: St.Paul Saints
1958-1959: Louisville Rebels
1957-1958: Indianapolis Chiefs
1956-1957: Cincinnati Mohawks
1955-1956: Cincinnati Mohawks
1954-1955: Cincinnati Mohawks
1953-1954: Cincinnati Mohawks
1952-1953: Cincinnati Mohawks
1951-1952: Toledo Mercurys
1950-1951: Toledo Mercurys
1949-1950: Chatham Maroons IHL
1948-1949: Windsor Hettche Spitfires
1947-1948: Toledo Mercurys
1946-1947: Windsor Spitfires
1945-1946: Detroit Auto Club

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Fast factsseason 2002-2003

Youngest player: Judd Medak (23 years)
Oldest player: Scott Ricci (29 years)
Shortest player: Richard Keyes (178 cm)
Tallest player: Jeff Ewasko (197 cm)
Nationalities: Austria (1), Canada (6), USA (1)

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