Montreal - 20,202 ----- (no change)
Toronto - 29,256 ----- (down 527 per game = -2%)
Hamilton - 20,806 ----- (down 2,744 per game = -12%)
Winnipeg - 27,470 ------ (down 725 per game = -3%)
Saskatchewan - 29,878 ------ (up 1,917 per game = +7%)
Edmonton - 38,317 ------ (up 1,884 per game) = +5%)
Calgary - 32,804 ----- (up 1,308 per game = +4%)
British Columbia - 33,844 ----- (up 1,611 per game = +5%)
League wide - 29,072 ----- (up 92 per game = +0%)
Things are pretty much continuing the trends from earlier in the season. Everyone has one home game left. In Regina unless they add a handful of seats will finish a fingernail short of averaging 30K... they need 30,980 to do it, and capacity currently is 30,945... so they would be exactly 35 people short on the season. Edmonton is virtually assured the highest attendance again this year... and league wide attendance is almost exactly the same as last year, with the gains in the west equalling losses in the east
Toronto - 29,256 ----- (down 527 per game = -2%)
Hamilton - 20,806 ----- (down 2,744 per game = -12%)
Winnipeg - 27,470 ------ (down 725 per game = -3%)
Saskatchewan - 29,878 ------ (up 1,917 per game = +7%)
Edmonton - 38,317 ------ (up 1,884 per game) = +5%)
Calgary - 32,804 ----- (up 1,308 per game = +4%)
British Columbia - 33,844 ----- (up 1,611 per game = +5%)
League wide - 29,072 ----- (up 92 per game = +0%)
Things are pretty much continuing the trends from earlier in the season. Everyone has one home game left. In Regina unless they add a handful of seats will finish a fingernail short of averaging 30K... they need 30,980 to do it, and capacity currently is 30,945... so they would be exactly 35 people short on the season. Edmonton is virtually assured the highest attendance again this year... and league wide attendance is almost exactly the same as last year, with the gains in the west equalling losses in the east
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