Red Deer Rebels - Season-by-season Record

Season-by-season Record

Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties OTL = Overtime losses Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against

Season GP W L T OTL GF GA Points Finish Playoffs
1992–93 72 31 39 2 - 284 329 64 6th East Lost in first round
1993–94 72 35 36 1 - 310 334 71 6th East Lost in first round
1994–95 72 17 51 4 - 209 356 38 9th East Out of playoffs
1995–96 72 28 39 5 - 263 300 61 4th Central Lost East Conference semi-final
1996–97 72 43 26 3 - 317 297 89 2nd Central Lost East Conference final
1997–98 72 27 40 5 - 281 323 59 3rd Central Lost East Conference quarter-final
1998–99 72 34 33 5 - 274 250 73 2nd Central Lost East Conference semi-final
1999–00 72 32 31 9 0 227 229 73 3rd Central Lost East Conference quarter-final
2000–01 72 54 12 3 3 304 168 114 1st Central Won Championship & Memorial Cup
2001–02 72 46 18 7 1 264 184 100 1st Central Lost Final
2002–03 72 50 17 3 2 271 160 105 1st Central Lost Final
2003–04 72 35 22 10 5 167 169 85 2nd Central Lost Eastern Conference final
2004–05 72 36 26 6 4 206 200 82 4th Central Lost Eastern Conference quarter-final
Season GP W L OTL SOL GF GA Points Finish Playoffs
2005–06 72 26 40 1 5 166 220 58 5th Central Out of playoffs
2006–07 72 35 28 4 5 206 214 79 4th Central Lost Eastern Conference quarter-final
2007–08 72 18 47 4 3 145 255 43 6th Central Out of playoffs
2008–09 72 25 37 1 9 172 250 60 6th Central Out of playoffs
2009–10 72 39 28 0 5 202 222 83 4th Central Lost Eastern Conference quarter-final
2010–11 72 48 16 4 4 268 159 104 1st Central Lost Eastern Conference semi-final
2011–12 72 32 34 1 5 204 231 70 5th Central Out of playoffs

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