Most Improved KIJHL Teams since September & October

This project spurred after the Columbia Valley Rockies were not the hottest team in the KIJHL in the last Power Rankings, which was a surprise to me. So I thought I'd try to figure out which teams have improved the most since September and October using the Power Rankings system.

So how this works, is I subtracted the current Power Ranking Total from the September/October Total.

So let's look at the Most Improved Teams since September's Power Ranking:

Rank	TEAM	Feb TTL	Sep TTL	Diff
1	100 Mile House Wranglers	29	61	32
2	North Okanagan Knights	47	65	18
3	Summerland Steam	37	51	14
4	Chase Heat	27	39	12
5	Grand Forks Border Bruins	55	65	10
6	Kamloops Storm	27	36	9
7	Osoyoos Coyotes	13	18	5
8	Fernie Ghostriders	29	32	3
9	Kimberley Dynamiters	10	13	3
10	Castlegar Rebels	28	29	1

Knowing that September can be a hot or rough start for some teams, I thought it would be fair to also look at the most improved teams since October as well:

Rank	TEAM	Feb TTL	Oct TTL	Diff
1	North Okanagan Knights	47	70	23
2	Osoyoos Coyotes	13	31	18
3	Beaver Valley Nitehawks	18	30	12
4	Chase Heat	27	35	8
5	100 Mile House Wranglers	29	34	5
6	Summerland Steam	37	42	5
7	Columbia Valley Rockies	49	54	5
8	Sicamous Eagles	66	70	4
9	Kamloops Storm	27	28	1
10	Princeton Posse	70	70	0

Thoughts:

• The North Okanagan Knights have made tremendous strides since September and October.
• 100 Mile House has improved greatly from a slow September, and has since relatively leveled since then.
• Osoyoos Coyotes have also appeared to overcome a "slow" September and October, noting that they were still ranked in the Top 10 both months.
• My hope of proving numbers wise that Columbia Valley has greatly improved, back-fired, while they appear 7th on the October list, they don't appear on the September list. For me this indicates that they are a stable team, and with stability comes victories. So in short, my theory is that their play was efficient, but has only recently translated to wins - a stabilization of Power Rankings and Standings.
• Keep these improved teams in mind when it comes play-off time, it means that they are beginning to hit their stride and their peak.