Detroit Phantoms

The Detroit Phantoms won the 2007 Stanley Cup after defeating the Edmonton Roadrunners by a score of 2-1 in the final game of the series. The Phantoms and Roadrunners battled for seven games before the Phantoms finally prevailed. The Phantoms had a record of 16-7-0.

Dallas Bulldogs

The Dallas Bulldogs won the Presidents Trophy this season after finishing the season with a league high 108 points. The Bulldogs had an overall record of 50-25-7-1. This award is given to the hockey club which finishes the regular season with the best overall record.

Detroit Phantoms

The Detroit Phantomss were awarded the Prince of Wales Trophy after they managed to defeat the Rockhounds and Warriors in the first two rounds of the playoffs before getting by the Dallas Bulldogs in a five game American Conference final. The Phantoms then went on to win the Stanley Cup Championship.

Edmonton Roadrunners

The Edmonton Roadrunners were awarded the Clarence S. Campbell Trophy after they defeated the Canuckss and Remparts in the first two rounds of the playoffs before getting by the Barracudas in a six game Canadian Conference final. The Roadrunners then went on to lose the Stanley Cup Championship in a five game series against the Detroit Phantoms.

Joe Sakic - Houston Rockhounds

Center Joe Sakic has captured the Hart Memorial Trophy which is awarded "to the player adjudged to be the most valuable to his team," as selected by the National Hockey Association General Managers.

Sakic received twelve of twenty-three votes while other nominees Joe Thornton reveived five votes, Dany Heatley four votes, and Roberto Luongo two votes..

Sakic led the 2006-2007 season in goals with forty-nine with one-hundred and seven points while playing in eighty-two games. Sakic scored an average of 1.30 points per game and had twenty more goals then his next closest teammate.

Joe Thornton - Ottawa Vampyres

Joe Thornton has won the National Hockey Associations Art Ross Trophy which is awarded "to the player who leads the league in scoring at the end of the regular season".

Thornton led the league with one-hundred and ten points (29 goals, 81 assists) with a plus thirty-nine rating. Thornton was three points ahead of Vincent Lecavalier (Toronto Gladiators) and Joe Sakic (Houston Rockhounds).

Joe Sakic - Houston Rockhounds

Center Joe Sakic has been awarded the Maurice Richard Trophy which is given "to the player that leads the league in goals at the end of the regular season."

Sakic scored forty-nine goals this season in eighty-two games played which is three more then Firebirds forward Ilya Kovalchuk. Sakic also managed to score twenty more goals then his next closest teammate Alex Tanguay (29) and accounted for sixteen percent of all goals scored by the Rockhounds.

Martin Brodeur - Detroit Phantoms

Goaltender Martin Brodeur was awarded the Conn Smyth trophy as the most valuable player in the playoffs. Brodeur had a 2.13 goals-against-average and .925 save percentage through twenty-two playoff games. Brodeur was instrumental in the Phantoms quest for the Stanley Cup and was largely responsible for many of the teams victories..

Dion Phaneuf - Toronto Gladiators

Dion Phaneuf has won the James Norris Trophy, awarded to the defenseman demonstrating "the greatest all-around ability in the position," as selected by the National Hockey Association General Managers.

Phaneuf received fifteen of twenty-three votes cast with other nominees Wade Redden receiving five votes, Jay Bouwmeester two votes, and Sergei Zubov one vote..

Phaneuf amassed a total of seventy points (19 goals, 51 assists) in seventy-six games played.. Phaneuf also led all defensemen with a plus/minus rating of plus sixty-four.

Martin Gerber - Edmonton Roadrunners

Martin Gerber has won the Vezina trophy as the "goalkeeper adjudged to be the best at his position in the regular season" as selected by the National Hockey Association General Managers.

Gerber received fifteen of twenty-three votes to capture the award with other nominees Miikka Kiprusoff receiving six votes, Marty Turco one vote, and Roberto Luongo one vote..

Gerber led the Edmonton Roadrunners to the top of the Canadian Conference standings with one-hundred and six points. Gerber had a very good record of 36-19-6 in sixty-five games played with a 2.47 goals-against-average, .905 save percentage and five shutouts..

Dion Phaneuf - Toronto Gladiators

Dion Phaneuf of the Toronto Gladiators has won the Calder Memorial Trophy, awarded "to the player selected as the most proficient in his first year of competition in the National Hockey Association."

Phaneuf received twenty of twenty-two votes cast to earn the trophy with other nominees Matt Pettinger receiving two votes, Mike Richards zero votes, and Jeff Carter zero votes.

In his first full season with the Gladiators, Phaneuf was the leading scorer amongst Gladiators defensemen with seventy points (19 goals, 51 assists), while also leading the team in hits (232) and penalty minutes (191).

Vyacheslav Kozlov - Detroit Phantoms

Vyacheslav Kozlov of the Detroit Phantoms has been awarded the Frank J. Selke trophy in recognition of "the forward who best excels in the defensive aspects of the game," as selected by the National Hockey Association General Managers.

Kozlov received eight of eighteen votes to capture the award while other nominees Patrik Elias received six votes, David Vyborny three votes, and Martin St. Louis one votes.

Kozlov was the most complete player for the Phantoms this past season, playing in every situation for team including the power-play and penalty-kill. Kozlov recorded seventy-three points (26 goals, 47 assists) and had a very good plus/minus rating of plus forty-four.

Miikka Kiprusoff/Manny Fernandez - Toronto Gladiators

Toronto Gladiators goaltenders Miikka Kiprusoff and Manny Fernandez have been awarded the William M. Jennings trophy in recognition of "the goalkeeper(s) having played a minimum of twenty-five games for the team with the fewest goals scored against it".

Kiprusoff and Fernandez backstopped the Gladiators to a league low 197 goals against, edging out the Roadrunners tandom of Martin Gerber and Jocelyn Thibault who allowed 215 goals against this season.

Alexei Kovalev - Yellowknife Ice Dragons

Forward Alexei Kovalev received the All-star MVP Award for being the top player during the 2007 All-star game. Kozlov played a solid game for the Canadian Conference with two points (1 goal, 1 assist). The Canadian Conference prevailed by a score of 6-3.

Wilmont Wolf Pack - Summerside Storm affiliate

The Wilmont Wolf Pack have won the Memorial Cup for being the farm team to finish the regular season with the best overall record.

The Wolf Pack finished the season with one-hundred and fourteen points with a record of 54-22-6. The Wolf Pack scored five-hundred goals while allowing only two-hundred and thirty-seven goals against.

Michel Ouellet - Kamloops Heat Waves

Michel Ouellet has been awarded the Alexander E. Karpenko Memorial Award for being "the player who leads the Farm system in points at the end of the regular season".

Ouellet recorded one-hundred and one points (40 goals, 61 assists) in eighty-two games, with one-hundred and fifty penalty-minutes.