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The Mike Ridley Trophy is awarded to the player who leads the Manitoba Junior Hockey League in points scoring during the regular season. The trophy is named after former National Hockey League star Mike Ridley, who holds the MJHL single season scoring records for points (191) and goals (91), which were set with the St. Boniface Saints during the 1982–83 season.

The current trophy was first awarded in 2003, replacing the Selkirk Steelers Trophy previous awarded to the scoring champion.

MJHL Scoring Champions

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CJHL Leaders highlined

Season Winner Team GP Goals Assists Points
2009 Dan Watt Winnipeg Saints 60 62 74 136
2008 Bryan Kauk Dauphin Kings 54 46 72 118
2007 Kyle Howarth Selkirk Steelers 58 38 103 141
2006 Joey Moggach Dauphin Kings 63 55 63 118
2005 A.J. Tucker Waywayseecappo Wolverines 62 27 55 82
2004 Aaron Starr OCN Blizzard 60 59 59 118
2001 Lee Stubbs Winnipeg Saints 63 43 67 110
1999 Konrad McKay OCN Blizzard NA NA NA NA
1998 Jedd Crumb Winnipeg South Blues 61 61 51 112
1997 Chris Thomas Winkler Flyers NA NA NA NA
1995 Cory Cyrenne St. Boniface Saints 54 35 77 112
1994 Ryan Smith St. James Canadians 50 58 67 125
1992 Jamie Penner Winkler Flyers NA NA NA NA
1985 Brian Thompson Dauphin Kings NA 53 57 110
1983 Mike Ridley St. Boniface Saints 48 91 100 191
1981 Darren Boyko St. Boniface Saints 48 48 68 116
1977 Ken Krentz Selkirk Steelers 51 35 93 128
1976 Ken Krentz Selkirk Steelers 52 45 61 109
1975 Jim Misener Dauphin Kings 47 73 62 135
1974 Steve Ford Portage Terriers 43 33 58 91
1973 Charlie Simmer Kenora Muskies 48 43 68 111
1972 Kim Murphy Kenora Muskies 41 40 51 91
1971 Dan Tremblay Dauphin Kings 48 37 72 109
1970 Ken George Kenora Muskies NA 39 41 80
1969 Dennis Schick Dauphin Kings 34 34 50 84
1968 Wayne Chernecki West Kildonan North Stars NA 42 35 77
1967 Bobby Clarke Flin Flon Bombers 45 71 112 183
1966 Terry Jones Winnipeg Rangers NA 43 48 91
1965 Ken Sucharski Winnipeg Rangers 45 35 37 72
1964 John Vopni Brandon Wheat Kings 30 35 35 70
1963 Bob Stoyko Brandon Wheat Kings 39 28 40 68
1962 Gerry Kell Brandon Wheat Kings 40 29 53 82
1961 George Hill Brandon Wheat Kings NA 45 38 83
1960 George Hill Brandon Wheat Kings 30 31 31 62
1959 Laurie Langrell Winnipeg Braves NA 42 21 63
1958 Gord Labossiere Transcona Rangers 30 44 35 79
1957 Ray Brunel St. Boniface Canadiens 30 57 48 105
1956 Ray Brunel St. Boniface Canadiens NA NA NA NA
1955 Art Stratton Winnipeg Barons 32 50 26 76
Gordon Stratton Winnipeg Barons NA 39 37 76
1954 Ab McDonald St. Boniface Canadiens 35 33 25 58
1953 Ross Jones Brandon Wheat Kings NA 31 26 57
1952 Del Topoll Brandon Wheat Kings NA 24 28 52
1951 Ron Rohmer Brandon Wheat Kings NA 37 36 73
1950 Reg Abbott Brandon Wheat Kings 36 27 27 54
1949 Bill McCracken Winnipeg Monarchs NA NA NA NA
1948 Odie Lowe Winnipeg Canadiens NA 23 28 51
1947 Ray Manson Winnipeg Rangers 16 22 19 41
1946 Don Raleigh Brandon Elks 10 24 24 48
1943 Mike Yaschuk St. Boniface Athletics NA NA NA NA
1942 Lin Bend Portage Terriers 17 27 31 58
1940 Bill Benson Winnipeg Monarchs 24 19 20 39
1938 Terry Reardon Brandon Wheat Kings 16 29 16 45
1937 William Meronek Portage Terriers 16 21 20 41
1935 Babe Pratt Kenora Thistles 18 19 23 42
1934 Babe Pratt Kenora Thistles 16 14 7 21
1933 Bryan Hextall Portage Terriers 12 10 8 18

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