1954–55 WHL season

1954–55 WHL season
League	Western Hockey League
Sport	Ice hockey
Number of games	70
Number of teams	6
Regular season
Season champions	Edmonton Flyers
President's Cup
Champions	Edmonton Flyers
Runners-up	Calgary Stampeders

The 1954–55 WHL season was the third season of the Western Hockey League. The Edmonton Flyers were the President's Cup champions as they beat the Calgary Stampeders in four games in the final series.

Teams

1954–55 Western Hockey League
Team	City	Arena	Capacity
Calgary Stampeders	Calgary, Alberta	Stampede Corral	6,475
Edmonton Flyers	Edmonton, Alberta	Edmonton Stock Pavilion	6,000
New Westminster Royals	New Westminster, British Columbia	Queen's Park Arena	3,500
Saskatoon Quakers	Saskatoon, Saskatchewan	Saskatoon Arena	3,304
Vancouver Canucks	Vancouver, British Columbia	PNE Forum	5,050
Victoria Cougars	Victoria, British Columbia	Victoria Memorial Arena	5,000

Map of teams

Stampeders

Flyers

Royals

Quakers

Canucks

Cougars

WHL Teams

Final standings

Final Season Standings^[1]

R	Team	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
1	Edmonton Flyers	70	39	20	11	273	204	89
2	Victoria Cougars	70	33	29	8	237	199	74
3	Vancouver Canucks	70	31	30	9	207	202	71
4	Calgary Stampeders	70	29	29	12	262	258	70
5	New Westminster Royals	70	29	32	9	249	299	67
6	Saskatoon Quakers	70	19	40	11	207	273	49

bold - qualified for playoffs

Playoffs

	Round 1					Finals
	1	Edmonton Flyers	4
	3	Vancouver Canucks	1
						1	Edmonton Flyers	4
						4	Calgary Stampeders	0
	2	Victoria Cougars	1
	4	Calgary Stampeders	4

The Edmonton Flyers win the President's Cup 4 games to 0.^[2]

All Star Team

Position	Player[3]
G	Glenn Hall, Edmonton Flyers
D	Lloyd Durham, Victoria Cougars
D	Larry Zeidel, Edmonton Flyers
C	Bronco Horvath, Edmonton Flyers
RW	Gerry Couture, Calgary Stampeders
LW	Andy Hebenton, Victoria Cougars

References

1. 1954-55 Western Hockey League Standings
2. WHL Playoff Results
3. Stott, Jon C (2011). Ice Warriors The Pacific Coast/Western Hockey League 1948-1974. Heritage House. ISBN 9781927051047.