Don Johnson Cup - 2012 Don Johnson Cup

2012 Don Johnson Cup

Played in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, hosted by the St. John's Jr. Caps.

Don Johnson Cup Round Robin
Rank Team League W-L-OTL GF GA
1 St. John's Jr. Caps Host 4-0-0 17 10
2 East Hants Penguins NSJHL (NS) 3-1-0 19 7
3 Kensington Vipers IJHL (PEI) 2-1-1 15 7
4 Moncton Jr. Vito's NBJBHL (NB) 1-3-0 12 16
5 Mount Pearl Jr. Blades SJJHL (NL) 0-4-0 6 31


Results

Round Robin
April 17
  • Mount Pearl 6 @ St. John's 8
April 18
  • Kensington 5 @ Moncton 2
  • East Hants 9 @ Mount Pearl 0
  • Moncton 1 @ St. John's 4
April 19
  • Mount Pearl 0 @ Kensington 7
  • East Hants 5 @ Moncton 2
  • St. John's 2 @ Kensington 1
April 20
  • Kensington 2 @ East Hants 3 OT
  • Moncton 7 @ Mount Pearl 2
  • St. John's 3 @ East Hants 2

Championship Round

Championship Round
Game Away Team Score Home Team Score Notes
Semi-final Kensington Vipers 1 East Hants Penguins 2 Final
Semi-final Moncton Jr. Vito's 5 St. John's Jr. Caps 4 OT Final
Final Moncton Jr. Vito's 2 East Hants Penguins 1 OT Final

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