Sneath, a 1994 second year Whaler from Chino, CA was a unanimous choice as a USPHL all-star this season after posting league leading totals in almost every category.  TJ leads the league in scoring with 39 goals (1st), 45 assists (1st), and 84 points (1st) and sits 32 points clear of teammate and the leagues 2nd leading scorer Griffin Leach.  TJ also sits 5th in the league in power play goals with 6, 1st in power play assists with 15, 1st in short handed goals with 3, and 1st in game winning goals with 6.

Leach, a 1994 second year Whaler from San Jose, CA was the Jr. Whalers 2nd unanimous choice as a USPHL all-star.  The 6'1 forward sits 2nd in the USPHL in scoring with 24 goals (2nd), 28 assists (5th), and 52 points (2nd).  Leach has posted 5 power play goals which ranks 11th in the league, 9 power play assists (7th), and 4 game winning goals (3rd).

Cavanagh, a 1997 from Chesapeake, VA rounds out a trio of Whalers forwards named to the all-star team.  The Des Moines (USHL) draft pick sits in 3rd overall in the USPHL in scoring with 12 goals, 34 assists (3rd), and 46 points (3rd).  The slick playmaker has posted 2 power play goals, to go along with 12 power play assists which ranks 2nd in the league, and 1 game winning goal.

Webber, the veteran 1994 Whalers captain from Napa, CA has been both an offensive and physical presence on the back end for the Whalers all season.  Webber leads all Whalers defenseman in scoring, and sits 7th overall on the team in scoring with 6 goals and 19 assists for 25 points, including 3 power play goals, 8 power play assists, and 1 short handed assist.

Scott, a 1994 veteran net minder from Virginia Beach, VA has been a brick wall in net all season, leading the Whalers Elite team to a league best 28-7-0-1 record.  Scott has posted a record of 16-3-0-0, a league best in wins, to go along with a 1.96 GAA, which ranks 3rd in the league and .923 save% and 3 shutouts, which ranks 2nd.

Ouellet, a 1998 rookie defenseman from Moncton, New Brunswick, in his first year with the Jr. Whalers, has been a rock on the point for the Whalers all season.  Ouellet leads all Whalers defenseman in scoring with 2 goals and 9 assists for 11 points in 28 games, including 6 power play assists.  Ouellet's strong play earned him a call up to the Whalers Elite team earlier this season where the young defenseman notched 3 assists, including 2 on the power play, in 8 games.