Saint John finished 18th overall in Canadian
Hockey League average attendance this season, according to a post over at Coming Down The Pipe! yesterday.
Saint John averaged 4,561 fans per game this season at
Harbour Station. It was the highest average in team history and the third best
in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League this year. The Sea Dogs averaged 4,478 in
2010-11.
Coming Down The Pipe compiled the top 20 average
attendance numbers in the CHL this season. Not surprisingly, the top three
teams were the Quebec Remparts, Calgary Hitmen, and London Knights. Quebec’s
average of 11,724 was the best. They were the only team that reached five digits.
Saint John is slotted in the 18th spot, one
place above the OHL’s Oshawa Generals (4,383) and one below the WHL’s Tri-City
Americans (4,653).
Only three QMJHL teams – the Remparts (1st),
Halifax Mooseheads (5th), and Sea Dogs (18th) – cracked the
top 20.
If the Sea Dogs had sold out every single game this year
for an average of 6,488, they would have finished seventh.
Saint John is currently averaging 5,110 fans per game
this post-season.
Photo Credit: Marc Henwood/Station Nation
Photo Credit: Marc Henwood/Station Nation
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