Harkness is one of the most complete, mature players in the whole league, and as much as he is a big factor offensively for the Millionaires, he also plays a tough, shutdown game through 24:33 of ice time per contest. Tied with Yorkton’s Ries for the league lead in defenceman points, Harkness also won about 60% of his puck battles and was a key piece of Team SJHL’s Viking Cup championship. He is the league’s active leader in overall SJHL games played, with 223 regular-season games and 9 playoff games through his four-year career.
Regular Season Stats: 54 GP – 10 G, 38 A – 48 PTS
Margolis came a few weeks into the season from the Western Hockey League and made an immediate impact atop the Mils’ line-up. A centreman who wins almost all his draws and plays hard in all three zones, his ability to convert his chances at a high rate is rarely matched across the SJHL. His discipline was remarkable this season, as he picked up only a single penalty of any kind all year, a slashing minor Feb. 28 in Estevan.
Regular Season Stats: 51 GP – 17 G, 38 A – 55 PTS; 2 Penalty Minutes
