After a sleepy start where the teams traded late first period goals, the tide seemingly turned when Harris Stone snuck the biscuit with just one second left in the first. From there, the Bruins methodically separated, working their offense to pot three goals each in the second and third periods. During the playoff run, the Bruins offense was led by B League MVP Steve Drizis. Drizis, who had two goals and an assist in the title game, marked the scoresheet in each of the Bruins four playoff games, totaling 7 goals and 6 assists.

This comeback was Tremblays Pub's third 3rd period rally in these playoffs. In the opening round against the Dolls, Tremblays were down 4-1 and survived a potential 5-1 post before pulling it out. In the first championship game, they chased the Hawks 3-2 late before scoring twice in the last three minutes. And here, they faced a 3-0 hole mid-second before staging their momentous surge.

C League MVP Jeff Schnaars, both ignited and capped off Tremblays push to victory. Schnaars scored at 6:45 remaining in the second and Tremblays entered the third down 3-1. In a pulsating final stanza, where each team had prime scoring choices and each goalie made headstanding saves, Costa Scouroudis roofed a kitchen putback and Scott Brennan buried a nifty feed to send the match to OT. In overtime, Schnaars caught a neutral zone pass, threaded the Hawks defense, and went high backdoor to deliver Tremblays latest LI Cup. In the playoffs, Schnaars led Tremblays' balanced scoring with four goals.

Wasting little time. it took only 31 seconds for the Bulldogs to grab the lead they would not relinquish. Off some early goalmouth action, D2 League MVP Jack Schildkraut wired a top shelf putback. The Bulldogs closed the first period up 3-0 and, despite some heavy second period Mayhem offensive pressure, were never really threatened the rest of the way. Schildkraut led the Bulldogs charge with four goals in this game and five total in the playoffs.

In this back-n-forth match, both teams possessed and relinquished one goal leads. After a 2-2 first period, the Minutmeen grabbed the lead when venerable Mike Whitum scored 10 minutes into the second. The Bruisers, however, quickly responded. They scored three times in the last three minutes of the second to stagger the Minutemen. Spearheading this decisive push was E1 League MVP Rob Del Muro. Del Muro, who had a hand in all phases of play, set up two of these rapid fire goals. In the third, Del Muro contributed on defense. After the Bruisers built a 6-4 mid-third lead, the Minutemen halved it with three to go. In the remaining three tense minutes, the Minutemen desperately probed for the equalizer. Their furious efforts culiminated in the last frantic 15 seconds where a mad slot scramble saw multiple Minutemen attempts at goal which utlimately were denied when Del Muro swatted away the loose puck that tettered ever so close to the elusive goal line. In the playoffs, Del Muro was in on half of the Bruisers scoring, netting 9 and helping on 10.

Playing their fifth game in two weeks, PLT started sluggishly and looked cooked in falling behind 2-0 end of one. This game shifted when past playoff star Joe Capobianco saddled the boys up. He scored just 90 seconds into the second and assisted on Dave Donohue's tying goal later in the period. Capobianco would again infuse the offense in the third. He found E2 League MVP Justin Geigel for the go-ahead goal, and PLT took their first lead only 14 seconds in. Geigel would later add insurance with Capobianco again doing the honors. Yard Sale scrambled for one but could not net the equalizer in the final frantic ticks. In the playoffs, Geigel led the PLT offense, scoring in each of their five games.

The Bladerunners wasted little time getting started. Just thirty seconds in, over40 League MVP Jason Lagnese tickled the twine. He then proceeded to notch a natural hat trick scoring the next two Blades goals. The Bladerunners entered the third with a seemingly comfortable 3-1 lead and stifled any suspense with three more in the third.

The Stingers took an early 2-0 lead only to see Fire and Ice fight back with three straight second period scores. The Stingers teetered but resolved to answer back with three goals in four minutes late in the period. Amongst this decisive rally was the gamewinning tally from playoff stud 3C League MVP Matt Lavanco. Lavanco, who would later add a cherry on top, led the Stingers playoff offense with six goals and had a hand in more than half of the team's postseason scoring.

With two quick goals, the Banshees seized this championship just five minutes into the game. Involved in both goals was 3D League MVP Michelangelo Pinto. Pinto scored and then assisted on goals thirty seconds apart. While the Oilers would close to 2-1 early in the second, the Banshees would shortly answer with another two quick goals to esssentially seal the win. In the playoffs, Pinto had a part of six of the ten Banshees goals.