ACAC

League status: Active
English name: Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference

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19 Apr 2011 \|	Léo Keefer (F)	Portage College	HC Sierre-Anniviers
10 Apr 2011 \|	Shane Lust (F)		HC Morzine-Avoriaz-Les Gets
13 Jan 2011 \|	Chris Shudo (F)	Mount Royal University	Luleå Rebels HC

League leaders | season 2010-2011 all time stats

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Torrie Dyck	LW	Augustana University	28	25	38	63	12
2.	Scott Aucoin	RW	Augustana University	24	23	30	53	12
3.	Shane Lust	F	Southern Alberta Institute of Technology	28	22	25	47	44
4.	Daniel Hope	C	Augustana University	28	17	23	40	22
5.	Mike Ullrich	C	Southern Alberta Institute of Technology	26	13	26	39	20
6.	Barry Horman	F	Mount Royal University	28	13	22	35	80
7.	Joe Vetere	D	Mount Royal University	25	7	23	30	28
8.	Ryan Hyland	F	Southern Alberta Institute of Technology	27	13	15	28	72
9.	Greg Hennessey	RW	Concordia University of Alberta	27	7	21	28	95
10.	Matt Foster	LW	Portage College	24	16	11	27	20
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Teams
Champions

Concordia University of Alberta

Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.

Southern Alberta Institute of Technology

2011-2012: Augustana University
2010-2011: Mount Royal University
2009-2010: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
2008-2009: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
2007-2008: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
2006-2007: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
2005-2006: Mount Royal College
2004-2005: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
2003-2004: Grant MacEwan College
2002-2003: Concordia University of Alberta
2001-2002: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
2000-2001: Mount Royal College
1999-2000: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
1998-1999: Mount Royal College
1997-1998: Mount Royal College
1996-1997: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
1995-1996: Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.
1994-1995: Mount Royal College
1993-1994: Red Deer College
1992-1993: Mount Royal College
1991-1992: Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.
1990-1991: Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.
1989-1990: Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.
1988-1989: Red Deer College
1987-1988: Mount Royal College
1986-1987: Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.
1985-1986: Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.
1984-1985: Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.
1983-1984: Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.
1982-1983: Red Deer College
1981-1982: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
1980-1981: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
1979-1980: Red Deer College
1978-1979: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
1977-1978: Red Deer College
1976-1977: Red Deer College
1975-1976: Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.
1974-1975: Camrose Lutheran College Vikings
1973-1974: Mount Royal College
1972-1973: Mount Royal College
1971-1972: Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.
1970-1971: Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.
1970-1971: Red Deer College
1969-1970: Red Deer College
1968-1969: Mount Royal College
1967-1968: Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.
1966-1967: Northern Alberta Institute of Tec.
1965-1966: Mount Royal College

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Fast factsseason 2010-2011

Youngest player: Richard Gagnon (20 years)
Oldest player: Andrew Dickson (32 years)
Shortest player: Tyler Ferbey (171 cm)
Tallest player: Grant Toulmin (195 cm)
Nationalities: Canada (50), Czechia (1), Sweden (1)

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