Round 1
Hero Division
Oakville Oaks vs. Toronto Hornets
The Oaks had a tough time winning the first two games and losing game three 3-2 in overtime to the Hornets. However, they got in a groove in game four, 4-1 and finished the Hornets off in game five, 4-2, to win the series in five games. The Oaks wins the series 4-1.
Barrie Admirals vs. Milton Micmacs
The first two games were close, but after the game 2 overtime loss, the Admirals fell apart as the Micmacs won both games three and four to complete a game sweep and, for the second time, beat the Admirals in the first round. The Micmacs wins the series 4-0.
Steel Division
Buffalo Bees vs. Owen Sound Arrowbirds
The Arrowbirds couldn’t find any answers to win against the Bees until game four, where they had the lead 4-2 going into the third period when William VanDean finally started scoring goals for the first time since December 6th, and he did it with three goals to give the Bees game four wins and the sweep to move on to the next round. The Bees wins the series 4-0.
Waterloo Maroons vs. Toronto Neon
The Maroons had some hiccups in the first two games at the hands of the Toronto Neon, but they would turn it around, win four straight, and head to the Steel Division finals. The Maroons wins the series 4-2.
Hero Division Final
Oakville Oaks vs. Milton Micmacs
Both teams had been back and forth most of the series; in game five, trailing 3-1 going into the third period, the Oaks went tooth and nail to come back with Jake Dahl’s two goals within 30 seconds out of 1:20 left in the third to tie the game at three apiece. In overtime, Oaks rookie Vince Olson made an opportunity moment as one of the Macs players made a weak pass; Vince took the puck, got a breakaway to the net, and scored the overtime winner to take game five 4-3. The Macs ran out of gas in game six as the Oaks shut them out 4-0 to win both game six and the series to punch their ticket to the Smyth Cup Championship. The Oaks wins the series 4-2.
Steel Division Final
Buffalo Bees vs. Waterloo Maroons
The Maroons got themselves in a challenging situation as Adam Newhook and Larry Arsenal got called up to their pro teams for a playoff push. At the same time, Tom Zehr and Vernon Fetisov suffered an injury bug, and even Nick Ross going on a cold streak since losing games one and two in the first round with the Toronto Neon. The Buffalo Bees took advantage and shocked the whole league with a sweep of four straight games, only allowing just 4 goals. The Bees wins the series 4-0.
Smyth Cup Finals
Buffalo Bees vs. Oakville Oaks
“The Rematch,” which everyone has been waiting for since last season between the Bees and the Oaks. Game one the Bees William VanDean scored 2 goals, 5 points to give them a win 5-2 over the Oaks. Game number two William scored only one but made 4 assists for 5-3 win once again. Game three the Oaks had a good lead but both Greg Dahlstrom and Floyd Currie each scored 2 goals to give the Bees 4-3 win over the Oaks. Things turned around for the Oaks as Jake Dahl scored 2 goals within 3 minutes left in the third period, forcing the game into overtime. Then Jake scored the OT winner to take game four 4-3. The Oaks didn’t have enough gas as the Bees took game five thanks to Mark O’Reilly’s 5 assists with the score of 5-1 final, and once again, the Buffalo Bees are the 1983 Smyth Cup Champions and taking a trip to Medicine Hat for the Valor Cup Tournament. The Bees wins the series 4-1.
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