The WHL's East Division was formed in 2001 as part of the Western Conference in a league realignment, the predecessor of which was the East Division. The teams consist of five from Saskatchewan and one in Manitoba. The aforementioned league realignment divided the WHL into two conferences of two divisions each: Eastern Conference: East Division; Central Division; Western Conference: B.C. Division; and the U.S. Division.^[1]

Contents 1 Current teams 2 Current standings 3 Memorial Cup Champions produced 3.1 East Division 4 See also 5 References

[edit] Current teams

• Brandon Wheat Kings
• Moose Jaw Warriors
• Prince Albert Raiders
• Regina Pats
• Saskatoon Blades
• Swift Current Broncos

[edit] Current standings

East Division	GP	W	L	OTL	SL	GF	GA	Pts.
Saskatoon Blades	32	22	6	1	3	112	86	48
Brandon Wheat Kings	36	23	11	0	2	151	115	48
Prince Albert Raiders	36	18	15	1	2	129	121	39
Moose Jaw Warriors	33	17	13	1	2	126	109	37
Swift Current Broncos	35	17	16	0	2	119	125	36
Regina Pats	36	16	17	3	0	132	138	35

[edit] Memorial Cup Champions produced

[edit] East Division

1. 1985 – Prince Albert Raiders
2. 1989 - Swift Current Broncos

[edit] See also

• B.C. Division
• U.S. Division
• Central Division

[edit] References

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Eastern Conference		Western Conference
East Division	Brandon · Moose Jaw · Prince Albert · Regina · Saskatoon · Swift Current	B.C. Division	Chilliwack · Kamloops · Kelowna · Prince George · Vancouver
Central Division	Calgary · Edmonton · Kootenay · Lethbridge · Medicine Hat · Red Deer	U.S. Division	Everett · Portland · Seattle · Spokane · Tri-City
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