1981–82 CHL season
LeagueCentral Hockey League
SportIce hockey
Regular season
Regular Season Top TeamSalt Lake Golden Eagles
Top scorerBob Francis
Adams Cup playoffs
Adams Cup
ChampionsIndianapolis Checkers
  Runners-upDallas Black Hawks

The 1981–82 CHL season was the 19th season of the Central Hockey League, a North American minor professional league. Nine teams participated in the regular season, and the Indianapolis Checkers won the league title.

Regular season

North Division GP W L OTL GF GA Pts
Salt Lake Golden Eagles (STL)804730336832997
Cincinnati Tigers (TOR)804630437534096
Indianapolis Checkers (NYI)804233531925989
Nashville South Stars (MIN)804135431331986
South Division GP W L OTL GF GA Pts
Wichita Wind (EDM)804433334328991
Tulsa Oilers (WPG)804336135532487
Dallas Black Hawks (VAN)803737639438280
Oklahoma City Stars (CGY)802554130039751
Fort Worth Texans (COL)802057327340143

Playoffs

Division Semifinal Division Final Adams Cup Final
         
S1 Wichita Wind 3
N4 Nashville South Stars 0
S1 Wichita Wind 0
N3 Indianapolis Checkers 4
S2 Tulsa Oilers 0
N3 Indianapolis Checkers 3
N3 Indianapolis Checkers 4
S3 Dallas Black Hawks 2
N1 Salt Lake Golden Eagles 3
S4 Oklahoma City Stars 1
N1 Salt Lake Golden Eagles 2
S3 Dallas Black Hawks 4
N2 Cincinnati Tigers 1
S3 Dallas Black Hawks 3

Awards

Award NameAccomplishmentPlayerTeam
Bobby Orr TrophyBest DefensemanDan PoulinNashville South Stars
Terry Sawchuk TrophyBest Goaltender (statistical)Kelly HrudeyIndianapolis Checkers
Terry Sawchuk TrophyBest Goaltender (statistical)Robert HollandIndianapolis Checkers
Jake Milford TrophyCoach of the YearFred CreightonIndianapolis Checkers
Phil Esposito TrophyLeading ScorerBob FrancisOklahoma City Stars
Bob Gassoff TrophyMost Improved DefensemanDan PoulinNashville South Stars
Don Ashby Memorial TrophyUnsung HeroReg ThomasCincinnati Tigers
Tommy Ivan TrophyMost Valuable PlayerBob FrancisOklahoma City Stars
Max McNab TrophyPlayoff MVPKelly HrudeyIndianapolis Checkers
Ken McKenzie TrophyRookie of the YearBob FrancisOklahoma City Stars
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