2005–06 Victoria Salmon Kings season
| 2005-06 Victoria Salmon Kings | |
|---|---|
| League | 20th ECHL |
| Division | 5th West |
| Conference | 9th National |
| 2005-06 record | 26-37-9 |
| Home record | 12-16-8 |
| Road record | 14-21-1 |
| Goals for | 204 |
| Goals against | 261 |
| Team information | |
| General manager | Bryan Maxwell (Oct-Jan) Dan Belisle |
| Coach | Bryan Maxwell (Oct-Jan) Troy Ward |
| Assistant coach | Mark Morrison |
| Captain | Ryan Wade |
| Arena | Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre |
| Average attendance | 4,230 |
| Team leaders | |
| Goals | Lanny Gare Steve Lingren (22) |
| Assists | Adam Taylor (38) |
| Points | Adam Taylor (57) |
| Penalty minutes | Adam Huxley (151) |
| Plus/minus | Taggart Desmet (+4) |
| Wins | Rob McVicar (13) |
| Goals against average | Rob McVicar (3.27) |
The 2005–06 Victoria Salmon Kings season is the Salmon Kings' 2nd season in the ECHL. After a disappointing inaugural season that posted 15 wins, the Salmon Kings looked to improve in the 2005-06 season. Although the Salmon Kings improved its win total to 26 it was still not enough to clinch their first playoff berth. Their inability to show any signs of improvement midway through the season caused the organization to fire general manager and head coach, Bryan Maxwell who was then replaced by new general manager, Dan Belisle and new head coach, Troy Ward. The few bright spots for the Salmon Kings was Adam Taylor and defensemen, Steve Lingren who were both named starters on the National Conference ECHL All-Star team. Taylor led the team with 57 points, while Lingren scored a team leading 15 power play goals and tied for the team lead with 22 goals, alongside Lanny Gare.