SJHL Power Rankings

1	Humboldt	45	8	1	2
	--Plenty of returning players and, perhaps, an entire top line has been added via recruitment.
2	Weyburn	38	16	2	0
	--With Bly, Penny, Whiffen, and company the Wings are in excellent shape.
3	Flin Flon	32	20	3	1
	--Expectations are high, but even with an excellent regular season this team will be judged by its playoff record.
4	Melfort	27	26	1	2
	--Another team with high expectations based on a strong recruiting class and plenty of returning players.
5	Melville	37	16	3	0
	--Last year's runner-ups have to prove they can, ably, replace Travis Bosch, Levi Lind, Daniel Hope, and Kale Dolinski. A tall order.
6	Yorkton	30	18	1	7
	--They look like a team similar to what we've seen in the last two years. They won't score a lot, but they won't be a walk in the park to play against.
7	Battlefords	15	38	3	0
	--Be careful of a playoff hangover. The Stars were head and shoulders better in their brief playoff than they were in the regular season. Still, on the right track.
8	Estevan	24	25	3	4
	--Filteau, Haygarth, and Harris are going to get a lot of ice time. Can Riley Hengen and AJ Cristiano stabilize the crease?
9	Nipawin	26	26	2	2
	--They've completely retooled with some key Manitoba players leading the way in Hamm, Kimpinski, and Brolund.
10	Kindersley	28	19	2	7
	--Plenty of players graduated and the biggest question facing the rest of the team will be 'are you a year better in addition to being a year older?'
11	Notre Dame	23	33	0	0
	--New head coach Darren Evjen starts over. This club is a darkhorse.
12	La Ronge	11	42	3	0
	--Hard to see them being last again. Bob Beatty has added some veterans to the blueline and up front. As well, newcomers Lange, White, and Dengler will add to the offense.