2019 Memorial Cup

The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) considered bids from the Halifax Mooseheads and the Moncton Wildcats to host the 2019 Memorial Cup.{{cite web|url=http://theqmjhl.ca/article/qmjhl-announces-shortlist-for-2019-mastercard-memorial-cup-bid-presentations|title=QMJHL announces shortlist for 2019 Mastercard Memorial Cup bid presentations|date=December 15, 2017|website=Quebec Major Junior Hockey League|access-date=March 6, 2021}} The Mooseheads had previously hosted the 2000 Memorial Cup, and proposed to host the event at the Scotiabank Centre in Halifax to coincide with the team's 25th anniversary during the 2018–19 QMJHL season.{{cite web|url=http://theqmjhl.ca/article/mooseheads-to-bid-for-2019-memorial-cup|title=Mooseheads to bid for 2019 Memorial Cup|date=December 8, 2016|website=Quebec Major Junior Hockey League|access-date=March 6, 2021}} The Wildcats had previously hosted the 2006 Memorial Cup, and proposed to host the event at the Avenir Centre which completed construction in 2018.{{cite web|url=https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/moncton-wildcats-memorial-cup-1.4451312|title=Moncton Wildcats bid for 2019 Memorial Cup|date=December 15, 2017|publisher=CBC News|access-date=March 6, 2021}} On April 5, 2018, the QMJHL announced that the Mooseheads were chosen to host the 2019 event.{{cite web|url=https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/mooseheads-to-host-2019-memorial-cup-tournament-1.4606520|title=Halifax Mooseheads to host 2019 Memorial Cup tournament|date=April 5, 2018|publisher=CBC News|access-date=March 6, 2021}}{{cite web|url=https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/moncton-loses-bid-memorial-cup-1.4606898|title=Disappointment in Moncton as Wildcats lose bid to host 2019 Memorial Cup|last=Letterick|first=Kate|date=April 5, 2018|work=CBC News|access-date=March 6, 2021}}

File:J Ross Robertson Cup.png

{{main|2018–19 OHL season}}

The Guelph Storm won the J. Ross Robertson Cup as the playoffs champions of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL). The Storm defeated the Kitchener Rangers in four consecutive games in the first round, then lost the next three games to the London Knights before rallying with four consecutive victories to win the second round series in seven games. The Storm lost the first two games in both the third round and the finals, but defeated the Saginaw Spirit in seven games and the Ottawa 67's in six games.{{cite web|url=https://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/juniors/guelph-storm-win-ohl-championship-game-6-win-ottawa/|title=Guelph Storm win OHL championship with Game 6 win over Ottawa|author=The Canadian Press|author-link=The Canadian Press|date=May 12, 2019|work=Sportsnet|access-date=March 6, 2021}}

{{16TeamBracket

| RD1=Conference quarterfinals

| RD2=Conference semifinals

| RD3=Conference finals

| RD4=Finals

| RD2-group1=Eastern Conference

| RD2-group2=Western Conference

| score-width=25

| RD1-seed01=1

| RD1-team01=Ottawa

| RD1-score01=4

| RD1-seed02=8

| RD1-team02=Hamilton

| RD1-score02=0

| RD1-seed03=4

| RD1-team03=Sudbury

| RD1-score03=4

| RD1-seed04=5

| RD1-team04=Mississauga

| RD1-score04=0

| RD1-seed05=2

| RD1-team05=Niagara

| RD1-score05=4

| RD1-seed06=7

| RD1-team06=North Bay

| RD1-score06=1

| RD1-seed07=3

| RD1-team07=Oshawa

| RD1-score07=4

| RD1-seed08=6

| RD1-team08=Peterborough

| RD1-score08=1

| RD1-seed09=1

| RD1-team09=London

| RD1-score09=4

| RD1-seed10=8

| RD1-team10=Windsor

| RD1-score10=0

| RD1-seed11=4

| RD1-team11=Guelph

| RD1-score11=4

| RD1-seed12=5

| RD1-team12=Kitchener

| RD1-score12=0

| RD1-seed13=2

| RD1-team13=Saginaw

| RD1-score13=4

| RD1-seed14=7

| RD1-team14=Sarnia

| RD1-score14=0

| RD1-seed15=3

| RD1-team15=Sault Ste. Marie

| RD1-score15=4

| RD1-seed16=6

| RD1-team16=Owen Sound

| RD1-score16=1

| RD2-seed01=1

| RD2-team01=Ottawa

| RD2-score01=4

| RD2-seed02=4

| RD2-team02=Sudbury

| RD2-score02=0

| RD2-seed03=2

| RD2-team03=Niagara

| RD2-score03=2

| RD2-seed04=3

| RD2-team04=Oshawa

| RD2-score04=4

| RD2-seed05=1

| RD2-team05=London

| RD2-score05=3

| RD2-seed06=4

| RD2-team06=Guelph

| RD2-score06=4

| RD2-seed07=2

| RD2-team07=Saginaw

| RD2-score07=4

| RD2-seed08=3

| RD2-team08=Sault Ste. Marie

| RD2-score08=2

| RD3-seed01=1

| RD3-team01=Ottawa

| RD3-score01=4

| RD3-seed02=3

| RD3-team02=Oshawa

| RD3-score02=0

| RD3-seed03=4

| RD3-team03=Guelph

| RD3-score03=4

| RD3-seed04=2

| RD3-team04=Saginaw

| RD3-score04=3

| RD4-seed01=E1

| RD4-team01=Ottawa

| RD4-score01=2

| RD4-seed02=W4

| RD4-team02=Guelph

| RD4-score02=4

}}

File:QMJHL Presidents Cup.png

{{main|2018–19 QMJHL season}}

The Rouyn-Noranda Huskies were ranked as the top Canadian Hockey League team for four months during the 2018–19 QMJHL season.{{cite web|url=https://www.habsetlnh.com/index.php?blog=3965&s=100|title=Mario Pouliot réécrit l'histoire du hockey junior canadien|date=May 26, 2019|website=Habs Et LNH|language=French|access-date=March 6, 2021}} The Huskies set a QMJHL record with 59 wins during the season, which included a 25-game winning streak.{{cite web|url=https://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/juniors/huskies-coach-mario-pouliot-chance-make-memorial-cup-history/|title=Huskies coach Mario Pouliot has chance to make Memorial Cup history|last=McKenna|first=Ryan|date=May 17, 2019|work=Sportsnet|access-date=March 6, 2021}} The Huskies won their second President's Cup as the playoffs champions of the QMJHL.{{cite web|url=https://www.nsnews.com/abbandonato-rouyn-noranda-huskies-beat-halifax-mooseheads-for-memorial-cup-1.23834566|title=Abbandonato, Rouyn-Noranda Huskies beat Halifax Mooseheads for Memorial Cup|date=May 26, 2019|work=North Shore News|access-date=March 6, 2021|archive-date=May 28, 2019|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190528054444/https://www.nsnews.com/abbandonato-rouyn-noranda-huskies-beat-halifax-mooseheads-for-memorial-cup-1.23834566|url-status=dead}}

{{16TeamBracket

| RD1-RD2-path=0

| RD2-RD3-path=0

| RD3-group1 = Note: Pairings are re-seeded after the first and second rounds.

|RD1=Conference quarterfinals

|team-width = 150

|RD2=Conference semifinals

|RD3=Semifinals

|RD4=Finals

|RD2-group1=Western Conference

|RD2-group2=Eastern Conference

|RD1-seed01=W1

|RD1-team01=Rouyn-Noranda

|RD1-score01=4

|RD1-seed02=W8

|RD1-team02=Shawinigan

|RD1-score02=2

|RD1-seed03=W2

|RD1-team03=Drummondville

|RD1-score03=4

|RD1-seed04=W7

|RD1-team04=Gatineau

|RD1-score04=1

|RD1-seed05=W3

|RD1-team05=Sherbrooke

|RD1-score05=4

|RD1-seed06=W6

|RD1-team06=Blainville-Boisbriand

|RD1-score06=1

|RD1-seed07=W4

|RD1-team07=Victoriaville

|RD1-score07=4

|RD1-seed08=W5

|RD1-team08=Val-d'Or

|RD1-score08=3

|RD1-seed09=E1

|RD1-team09=Halifax

|RD1-score09=4

|RD1-seed10=E8

|RD1-team10=Quebec

|RD1-score10=3

|RD1-seed11=E2

|RD1-team11=Baie-Comeau

|RD1-score11=3

|RD1-seed12=E7

|RD1-team12=Moncton

|RD1-score12=4

|RD1-seed13=E3

|RD1-team13=Rimouski

|RD1-score13=4

|RD1-seed14=E6

|RD1-team14=Chicoutimi

|RD1-score14=0

|RD1-seed15=E4

|RD1-team15=Charlottetown

|RD1-score15=2

|RD1-seed16=E5

|RD1-team16=Cape Breton

|RD1-score16=4

|RD2-seed01=W1

|RD2-team01=Rouyn-Noranda

|RD2-score01=4

|RD2-seed02=W4

|RD2-team02=Victoriaville

|RD2-score02=0

|RD2-seed03=W2

|RD2-team03=Drummondville

|RD2-score03=4

|RD2-seed04=W3

|RD2-team04=Sherbrooke

|RD2-score04=1

|RD2-seed05=E1

|RD2-team05=Halifax

|RD2-score05=4

|RD2-seed06=E7

|RD2-team06=Moncton

|RD2-score06=0

|RD2-seed07=E3

|RD2-team07=Rimouski

|RD2-score07=4

|RD2-seed08=E5

|RD2-team08=Cape Breton

|RD2-score08=1

|RD3-seed01=1

|RD3-team01=Rouyn-Noranda

|RD3-score01=4

|RD3-seed02=4

|RD3-team02=Rimouski

|RD3-score02=0

|RD3-seed03=2

|RD3-team03=Drummondville

|RD3-score03=2

|RD3-seed04=3

|RD3-team04=Halifax

|RD3-score04=4

|RD4-seed01=1

|RD4-team01=Rouyn-Noranda

|RD4-score01=4

|RD4-seed02=3

|RD4-team02=Halifax

|RD4-score02=2

}}

File:Ed Chynoweth Cup.JPG

{{main|2018–19 WHL season}}

The Prince Albert Raiders won the Ed Chynoweth Cup as the playoffs champions of the Western Hockey League (WHL). The Raiders won the championship series in overtime in the seventh game versus the Vancouver Giants.{{cite news|title=WHL final Game 7: P. A. Raiders win in OT, Hannoun nets winner|last=Zary|first=Darren|date=May 14, 2019|newspaper=The StarPhoenix|location=Saskatoon, Saskatchewan|url=https://thestarphoenix.com/sports/hockey/whl-final-game-7-p-a-raiders-win-in-ot-hannoun-nets-winner|access-date=March 6, 2021}}

{{16TeamBracket

| RD1=Conference quarterfinals

| RD2=Conference semifinals

| RD3=Conference finals

| RD4=Finals

| RD2-group1=Eastern

| RD2-group2=Western

| RD1-seed01=E1

| RD1-team01=Prince Albert

| RD1-score01=4

| RD1-seed02=W2

| RD1-team02=Red Deer

| RD1-score02=0

| RD1-seed03=E2

| RD1-team03=Saskatoon

| RD1-score03=4

| RD1-seed04=E3

| RD1-team04=Moose Jaw

| RD1-score04=0

| RD1-seed05=C1

| RD1-team05=Edmonton

| RD1-score05=4

| RD1-seed06=W1

| RD1-team06=Medicine Hat

| RD1-score06=2

| RD1-seed07=C2

| RD1-team07=Lethbridge

| RD1-score07=3

| RD1-seed08=C3

| RD1-team08=Calgary

| RD1-score08=4

| RD1-seed09=U1

| RD1-team09=Everett

| RD1-score09=4

| RD1-seed10=W1

| RD1-team10=Tri-City

| RD1-score10=1

| RD1-seed11=U2

| RD1-team11=Spokane

| RD1-score11=4

| RD1-seed12=U3

| RD1-team12=Portland

| RD1-score12=1

| RD1-seed13=B1

| RD1-team13=Vancouver

| RD1-score13=4

| RD1-seed14=W2

| RD1-team14=Seattle

| RD1-score14=2

| RD1-seed15=B2

| RD1-team15=Victoria

| RD1-score15=4

| RD1-seed16=B3

| RD1-team16=Kamloops

| RD1-score16=2

| RD2-seed01=E1

| RD2-team01=Prince Albert

| RD2-score01=4

| RD2-seed02=E2

| RD2-team02=Saskatoon

| RD2-score02=2

| RD2-seed03=C1

| RD2-team03=Edmonton

| RD2-score03=4

| RD2-seed04=C3

| RD2-team04=Calgary

| RD2-score04=0

| RD2-seed05=U1

| RD2-team05=Everett

| RD2-score05=1

| RD2-seed06=U2

| RD2-team06=Spokane

| RD2-score06=4

| RD2-seed07=B1

| RD2-team07=Vancouver

| RD2-score07=4

| RD2-seed08=B2

| RD2-team08=Victoria

| RD2-score08=0

| RD3-seed01=E1

| RD3-team01=Prince Albert

| RD3-score01=4

| RD3-seed02=C1

| RD3-team02=Edmonton

| RD3-score02=2

| RD3-seed03=B1

| RD3-team03=Vancouver

| RD3-score03=4

| RD3-seed04=U2

| RD3-team04=Spokane

| RD3-score04=1

| RD4-seed01=E1

| RD4-team01=Prince Albert

| RD4-score01=4

| RD4-seed02=B1

| RD4-team02=Vancouver

| RD4-score02=3

}}

File:HMCS Glace Bay (MM 701).jpg

As part of a new sponsorship agreement between the CHL and Kia Motors, the South Korean automaker replaced Mastercard as presenting sponsor of the tournament beginning in 2019.{{Cite web|url=http://chl.ca/article/chl-welcomes-kia-canada-as-new-partner-to-drive-canadas-national-pastime|title=CHL welcomes Kia Canada as new Partner to Drive Canada’s national pastime|date=October 3, 2018|website=Canadian Hockey League|access-date=March 6, 2021}}

The Memorial Cup trophy arrived in Halifax aboard HMCS Glace Bay, then was accompanied by players from the Halifax Mooseheads in a parade to the Scotiabank Centre.{{cite web|url=https://www.halifaxtoday.ca/local-news/memorial-cup-to-arrive-in-halifax-aboard-hmcs-glace-bay-1430918|title=Memorial Cup to arrive in Halifax aboard HMCS Glace Bay|date=May 6, 2019|work=Halifax Today|access-date=March 6, 2021}}

Rosters as listed on the Memorial Cup web site for each team:{{cite web|url=https://chlmemorialcup.ca/roster|title=Rosters|date=May 26, 2019|website=Memorial Cup|publisher=Canadian Hockey League|access-date=March 6, 2021}}

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• Head coach: Éric Veilleux

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• Head coach: Mario Pouliot

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• Head coach: George Burnett

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• Head coach: Marc Habscheid

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All times local (UTC −3){{cite web|url=http://chlmemorialcup.ca/schedule|title=2019 Memorial Cup Schedule|date=May 26, 2019|website=Memorial Cup|publisher=Canadian Hockey League|access-date=March 6, 2021}}

{{NHLPlayoffs

|team1=Prince Albert Raiders

|team2=Halifax Mooseheads

|stadium1=Scotiabank Centre

|date1=May 17

|score1=1–4

|recap1=chlmemorialcup.ca/gamecentre/514/boxscore

|won1=2

|1-1-1=No scoring

|1-1-2=10:49 – Samuel Asselin (1)
18:44 – Xavier Parent (1)

|1-2-1=Noah Gregor (1) – 10:46

|1-2-2=15:52 – pp – Jake Ryczek (1)

|1-3-1=No scoring

|1-3-2=18:07 – en – Antoine Morand (1)

|goalie1-1=Ian Scott (33 saves / 36 shots)

|goalie1-2=Alexis Gravel (23 saves / 24 shots)

}}

{{NHLPlayoffs

|team1=Rouyn-Noranda Huskies

|team2=Guelph Storm

|stadium1=Scotiabank Centre

|date1=May 18

|score1=2–5

|recap1=chlmemorialcup.ca/gamecentre/515/boxscore

|won1=2

|1-1-1=Vincent Marleau (1) – 2:17

|1-1-2=11:00 – sh – Alexey Toropchenko (1)
13:07 – Alexey Toropchenko (2)
18:23 – Alexey Toropchenko (3)

|1-2-1=Jakub Lauko (1) – 11:16

|1-2-2=3:20 – MacKenzie Entwistle (1)
19:15 – Nick Suzuki (1)

|1-3-1=No scoring

|1-3-2=No scoring

|goalie1-1=Samuel Harvey (24 saves / 29 shots)

|goalie1-2=Anthony Popovich (22 saves / 24 shots)

}}

{{NHLPlayoffs

|team1=Halifax Mooseheads

|team2=Guelph Storm

|stadium1=Scotiabank Centre

|date1=May 19

|score1=4–2

|recap1=chlmemorialcup.ca/gamecentre/516/boxscore

|won1=1

|1-1-1= Antoine Morand (2) – 05:10

|1-1-2= 19:10 – Sean Durzi (1)

|1-2-1= Raphaël Lavoie (1) – sh – 06:48
Maxim Trépanier (1) – 10:34

|1-2-2= No scoring

|1-3-1= Samuel Asselin (2) – 07:20

|1-3-2= 01:07 – pp – Sean Durzi (2)

|goalie1-1=Alexis Gravel (33 saves / 35 shots)

|goalie1-2=Anthony Popovich (38 saves / 42 shots)

}}

{{NHLPlayoffs

|team1=Rouyn-Noranda Huskies

|team2=Prince Albert Raiders

|stadium1=Scotiabank Centre

|date1=May 20

|score1=6–3

|recap1=chlmemorialcup.ca/gamecentre/517/boxscore

|won1=1

|1-1-1=Tyler Hinam (1) – 4:34
Joël Teasdale (1) – pp – 18:32

|1-1-2=8:32 – Cole Fonstad (1)
13:47 – Brayden Pachal (1)

|1-2-1=Félix Bibeau (1) – 12:59

|1-2-2=17:43 – Noah Gregor (2)

|1-3-1=Tyler Hinam (2) – 15:28
Peter Abbandonato (1) – 16:53
Noah Dobson (1) – en – 18:19

|1-3-2=No scoring

|goalie1-1=Samuel Harvey (30 saves / 33 shots)

|goalie1-2=Ian Scott (27 saves / 32 shots)

}}

{{NHLPlayoffs

|team1=Guelph Storm

|team2=Prince Albert Raiders

|stadium1=Scotiabank Centre

|date1=May 21

|score1=5–2

|recap1=chlmemorialcup.ca/gamecentre/518/boxscore

|won1=1

|1-1-1=Fedor Gordeev (1) – 9:42
Isaac Ratcliffe (1) – 15:18

|1-1-2=11:32 – pp – Sean Montgomery (1)
19:16 – Dante Hannoun (1)

|1-2-1=Liam Hawel (1) – pp – 1:21
Nick Suzuki (2) – 5:02

|1-2-2=No scoring

|1-3-1=Nick Suzuki (3) – 6:42

|1-3-2=No scoring

|goalie1-1=Anthony Popovich (19 saves / 21 shots)

|goalie1-2=Ian Scott (20 saves / 25 shots)

}}

{{NHLPlayoffs

|team1=Halifax Mooseheads

|team2=Rouyn-Noranda Huskies

|stadium1=Scotiabank Centre

|date1=May 22

|score1=3–4

|recap1=chlmemorialcup.ca/gamecentre/519/boxscore

|won1=2

|1-1-1=No scoring

|1-1-2=14:38 – Félix Bibeau (2)
15:50 – Joël Teasdale (2)

|1-2-1=Benoit-Olivier Groulx (1) – 0:48
Arnaud Durandeau (1) – 7:34
Antoine Morand (3) – pp – 19:17

|1-2-2=No scoring

|1-3-1=No scoring

|1-3-2=10:13 – William Rouleau (1)
19:05 – Jakub Lauko (2)

|goalie1-1=Alexis Gravel (36 saves / 40 shots)

|goalie1-2=Samuel Harvey (24 saves / 27 shots)

}}

File:HMCHockey.JPG

;Round-robin standings

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{{NHLPlayoffs

|team1 = Guelph Storm

|team2 = Rouyn-Noranda Huskies

|stadium1 = Scotiabank Centre

|date1 = May 24

|score1 = 4–6

|recap1 = chlmemorialcup.ca/gamecentre/521/boxscore

|won1 = 2

|1-1-1=Isaac Ratcliffe (2) – 6:28
Jack Hanley (1) – 7:28

|1-1-2=4:58 – pp – Alex Beaucage (1)
9:31 – Joël Teasdale (3)

|1-2-1=Cedric Ralph (1) – 5:53

|1-2-2=6:49 – Tyler Hinam (3)

|1-3-1=Isaac Ratcliffe (3) – 18:47

|1-3-2=5:40 – Félix Bibeau (3)
12:33 – Félix Bibeau (4)
19:57 – en – Rafaël Harvey-Pinard (1)

|goalie1-1=Anthony Popovich (33 saves / 38 shots)

|goalie1-2=Samuel Harvey (34 saves / 38 shots)

}}

{{NHLPlayoffs

|team1 = Halifax Mooseheads

|team2 = Rouyn-Noranda Huskies

|stadium1 = Scotiabank Centre

|date1 = May 26

|score1 = 2–4

|recap1 = chlmemorialcup.ca/gamecentre/522/boxscore

|won1 = 2

|1-1-1=Samuel Asselin (3) – pp – 19:16

|1-1-2=No scoring

|1-2-1=Raphaël Lavoie (2) – 5:26

|1-2-2=10:27 – Félix Bibeau (5)
15:11 – Joël Teasdale (4)

|1-3-2=3:02 – Peter Abbandonato (2)
5:03 – Vincent Marleau (2)

|goalie1-1=Alexis Gravel (31 saves / 35 shots)

|goalie1-2=Samuel Harvey (23 saves / 25 shots)

}}

The Huskies won their first Memorial Cup in franchise history with a victory by a 4–2 score versus the Mooseheads, watched by a sold-out crowd with 10,595 fans.{{cite web|url=http://ontariohockeyleague.com/article/rouyn-noranda-huskies-are-2019-memorial-cup-presented-by-kia-champions|title=Rouyn-Noranda Huskies are 2019 Memorial Cup Presented by Kia Champions|date=May 27, 2019|website=Ontario Hockey League|access-date=March 6, 2021}} The Mooseheads had led the game a 2–0 score in the second period, then the Huskies scored four consecutive goals for the win. Huskies head coach Mario Pouliot became the first person to win consecutive Memorial Cups with two different teams, and third coach overall to win with multiple teams including, Don Hay and Bryan Maxwell.

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| alt1 = Photo of the Stafford Smythe Memorial Trophy

| caption1 = The Stafford Smythe Memorial Trophy, awarded to Sam Steel as the most outstanding player in the Memorial Cup playoffs

| image2 = Ed Chynoweth Trophy.JPG

| alt2 = Photo of the Ed Chynoweth Trophy

| caption2 = The Ed Chynoweth Trophy, awarded to Sam Steel as the top scorer in the Memorial Cup tournament

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• GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalty minutes

GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalty minutes

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• GP = Games played; W = Wins; L = Losses; SA = Shots against; GA = Goals against; GAA = Goals against average; SV% = Save percentage; SO = Shutouts; TOI = Time on ice (minutes)

GP = Games played; W = Wins; L = Losses; SA = Shots against; GA = Goals against; GAA = Goals against average; SV% = Save percentage; SO = Shutouts; TOI = Time on ice (minutes:seconds)

The CHL handed out the following awards at the conclusion of the 2019 Memorial Cup:{{cite web|url=http://chlmemorialcup.ca/article/2019-memorial-cup-presented-by-kia-awards-all-stars|title=2019 Memorial Cup Presented by Kia Awards & All-Stars|date=May 26, 2019|website=Memorial Cup|publisher=Canadian Hockey League|access-date=March 6, 2021 }}

• Stafford Smythe Memorial Trophy (Most outstanding player): Joël Teasdale, Rouyn-Noranda Huskies
• Ed Chynoweth Trophy (Top scorer): Jakub Lauko, Rouyn-Noranda Huskies
• George Parsons Trophy (Most sportsmanlike player): Nick Suzuki, Guelph Storm
• Hap Emms Memorial Trophy (Best goaltender): Alexis Gravel, Halifax Mooseheads
• Memorial Cup All-Star Team:

::Goaltender: Alexis Gravel, Halifax Mooseheads

::Defence: Sean Durzi, Guelph Storm; Noah Dobson, Rouyn-Noranda Huskies

::Forwards: Isaac Ratcliffe, Guelph Storm; Félix Bibeau, Rouyn-Noranda Huskies; Benoit-Olivier Groulx, Halifax Mooseheads

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• [http://chlmemorialcup.ca/ Memorial Cup]
• [http://chl.ca/ Canadian Hockey League]

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