WHL Plus-Minus Award

The Plus-Minus Award is given annually to the player who finishes with the top plus/minus in the Western Hockey League. It has been awarded since 1987.

List of winners
SeasonPlayer[1]Team+/-
2019–20Noah KingSpokane Chiefs+60
2018–19Brayden PachalPrince Albert Raiders+76
2017–18Glenn GawdinSwift Current Broncos+61
2016–17Sergey ZborovskiyRegina Pats+72
2015–16Ivan ProvorovBrandon Wheat Kings+64
2014–15Oliver BjorkstrandPortland Winterhawks+60
2013–14Colten MartinKelowna Rockets+61
2012–13Nic PetanPortland Winterhawks+68
2011–12Mark Stone
Zach Yuen
Brendan Shinnimin		Brandon Wheat Kings
Tri-City Americans
Tri-City Americans		+45
2010–11Stefan ElliottSaskatoon Blades+62
2009–10Colby RobakBrandon Wheat Kings+56
2008–09Paul PostmaCalgary Hitmen+67
2007–08Greg ScottSeattle Thunderbirds+40
2006–07Jonathon BlumVancouver Giants+37
2005–06Paul AlbersVancouver Giants+38
2004–05James CherewykKootenay Ice+39
2003–04Andrew LaddCalgary Hitmen+39
2002–03Matthew SpillerSeattle Thunderbirds+50
2001–02Matt HubbauerRegina Pats+37
2000–01Jim VandermeerRed Deer Rebels+49
1999–00Kenton SmithCalgary Hitmen+65
1998–99Pavel BrendlCalgary Hitmen+68
1997–98Andrew FerencePortland Winter Hawks+75
1996–97Peter SchaeferBrandon Wheat Kings+57
1995–96Hugh HamiltonSpokane Chiefs+59
1994–95Darren RitchieBrandon Wheat Kings+64
1993–94Mark WottonSaskatoon Blades+66
1992–93Mark WottonSaskatoon Blades+47
1991–92Dean McAmmondPrince Albert Raiders+56
1990–91Frank EvansSpokane Chiefs+72
1989–90Len BarrieKamloops Blazers+87
1988–89Darren StolkMedicine Hat Tigers+40
1987–88Mark RecchiKamloops Blazers+77
1986–87Rob BrownKamloops Blazers+55
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See also

References
  1. Watts, Jesse, ed. (2013). 2013–14 WHL Media Guide. Western Hockey League. p. 270.
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