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| Kimberley Dynamiters | REGULAR SEASON | Beaver Valley Nitehawks |
| 41-7-0-4 | Record | 34-11-4-3 |
| 86 | Points | 75 |
| 1st | Division Standing | 1st |
| 3rd (4.06) | Offence (GFA) | 2nd (4.31) |
| 2nd (2.10) | Defence (GAA) | 11th (2.88) |
| 3rd (.926) | Goaltending (SV%) | 4th (.924) |
| 3rd (23.44%) | Power Play | 5th (22.09%) |
| 1st (88.48%) | Penalty Kill | 8th (84.94%) |
| T-1st | Power Ranking | 4th |
| Eric Buckley (24G-46A) | Top Scorer | Braden Fuller (28G-31A) |
| Jared Marchi (28G-38A) | 2nd Top Scorer | Jace Weegar (17G-41A) |
| Jordan Busch (8G-58A) | 3rd Top Scorer | Tyler Ghirardosi (18G-20A) |
| Eric Buckley (100) | PIM Leader | Devin Nemes (99) |
| Kimberley Dynamiters | PLAYOFFS | Beaver Valley Nitehawks |
| 8-1 | Record | 8-1 |
| 3.44 | Offence (GFA) | 3.89 |
| 1.67 | Defence (GAA) | 1.78 |
| .949 | Goaltending (SV%) | .933 |
| 29.73% | Power Play | 25.00% |
| 94.59% | Penalty Kill | 90.00% |
| Eric Buckley (4G-5A) | Top Scorer | Keillan Olson (1G-9A) |
| Sawyer Hunt (1G-8A) | 2nd Top Scorer | Tyler Ghirardosi (3G-6A) |
| Jared Marchi (6G-2A) | 3rd Top Scorer | Jace Weegar (2G-7A) |
| Dugdale (22) | PIM Leader | McKoy Hauck (34) |
How They Got Here
Both teams finished first in their division. The Nitehawks played Nelson (4-0) and Grand Forks (4-1); while Kimberley has played Fernie (4-1) and Creston (4-0). Statistically speaking, Kimberley faced a more difficult road to get here.
Power Rankings - Fernie was T-9th; Creston 3rd; Nelson was 16th and Grand Forks 15th (noting that Grand Forks was one of the most improved teams on the year).
Points - Fernie 59 and Creston 70; Nelson 42 and Grand Forks 51.
Head to Head
Series Indicators
- Goaltending: with all due respect to Butler, Orser and Lefebvre; a Brouwer vs Kramer duel will be the best goaltending battle to date. Kramer has a .944 SV% while Brouwer has .949 SV%
- Special Teams: both teams have been spectacular on the PK and PP, and who ever can solve the other teams special teams will have an edge.
- Shared Scoring*: Nitehawks have scored 34 goals in the playoffs by 15 different players (2.27 goals per scorer). Kimberley has 31 goals scored by 16 different players (1.94 goals per scorer).
- Top Line Dependence*: The Nitehawks top three point getters account for 28.0% of the teams scoring. The Dynamiters top three point scorers account for 31.7% of the teams scoring.
*Yes shared scoring and top line dependence are talking about the same thing, but they are measured differently.
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