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| Kimberley Dynamiters | REGULAR SEASON | 100 Mile House Wranglers |
| 41-7-0-4 | Record | 33-12-3-4 |
| 86 | Points | 73 |
| 1st | Division Standing | 1st |
| 3rd (4.06) | Offence (GFA) | 7th (3.40) |
| 2nd (2.10) | Defence (GAA) | 4th (2.40) |
| 3rd (.926) | Goaltending (SV%) | 2nd (.934) |
| 3rd (23.44%) | Power Play | 10th (14.39%) |
| 1st (88.48%) | Penalty Kill | 13th (83.39%) |
| T-1st | Power Ranking | 6th |
| Eric Buckley (24G-46A) | Top Scorer | Brett Harris (19G-39A) |
| Jared Marchi (28G-38A) | 2nd Top Scorer | Justin Bond (20G-19A) |
| Jordan Busch (8G-58A) | 3rd Top Scorer | Cole Zimmerman (18G-17A) |
| Eric Buckley (100) | PIM Leader | Tate Page (150) |
| Kimberley Dynamiters | PLAYOFFS | 100 Mile House Wranglers |
| 12-2 | Record | 12-3 |
| 3.50 | Offence (GFA) | 3.40 |
| 1.71 | Defence (GAA) | 2.40 |
| .945 | Goaltending (SV%) | .935 |
| 21.05% | Power Play | 21.13% |
| 88.33% | Penalty Kill | 86.08% |
| Jason Richter (5G-10A) | Top Scorer | Justin Bond (9G-8A) |
| Sawyer Hunt (5G-8A) | 2nd Top Scorer | Ryan Friesen (7G-9A) |
| Eric Buckley (5G-7A) | 3rd Top Scorer | Brett Harris (3G-11A) |
| Graham Dugdale (22) | PIM Leader | Tate Page (24) |
How They Got Here
Kimberley Dynamiters. They have fended off division rivals, Fernie Ghostriders (5 games) and Creston Valley Thunder Cats (4 games), and then won their conference in a 5 game battle with the Beaver Valley Nitehawks. Kimberley's opponents have been Power Ranked 9, 3, and 4 respectively; with 59, 70, and 75 points in the regular season.
100 Mile House Wranglers. They combated and won against division rivals Revelstoke Grizzlies (4 games) and Chase Heat (6 games), and won their conference in 5 games against the Summerland Steam. The Wranglers opponents have been Power Ranked 13, 5, and 8 respectively; with 49, 67, and 70 points in the regular season.
Head-to-Head
Both teams have not seen each other since October. They split their regular season series.
| HEAD-TO-HEAD RESULTS | |||||
| DATE | AWAY | HOME | SCORE | TYPE | |
| 18-Sep-15 | Kimberley Dynamiters | @ | 100 Mile House Wranglers | 0 - 2 | RS |
| 24-Oct-15 | 100 Mile House Wranglers | @ | Kimberley Dynamiters | 2 - 5 | RS |
Series Indicators
- Special Teams. Kimberley's overall playoff special teams were normalized in their series against Beaver Valley. However, the series clinching goal was the lone PP goal. 100 Mile House's PP is somewhat inflated in the Playoffs compared to the regular season. Kimberley has been shorthanded 60 times, 100 Mile House 79. Kimberley has had 57 PP chances, and 100 Mile House 71. Who ever capitalizes on the PP and/or PK will have an edge.
- Filling the Arena. The 7th player, the fans. Both Kimberley and 100 Mile House have die hard fans. 15% of Kimberley's 7,600 showed up for the Dynamiters last game, HOWEVER, 40% of 100 Mile House's 1,800 showed up for the Wranglers last game. Seating capacity in Kimberley is 1,100, and 600 in 100 Mile House.
- Over Time. Both teams have had their fair share of OT games. Kimberley has a record of 4-0 in the playoffs. 100 Mile House has a record of 6-1.
- Winning on the Road. Kimberley has been undefeated at home during the playoffs, going 8-0. They have been 4-2 on the road. Thereotically Kimberley could win the series without winning of the road. 100 Mile House needs to win atleast one road game to win the series. The Wranglers have a record of 6-2 at home and 6-1 on the road (OT loss).
- Goaltending. In every round goaltending is important. These are the goalies that have backstopped their goalies to this stage. Goaltending will most likely determine the winner.
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