The 2019–20 AHL season was the 84th season of the American Hockey League.

The league suspended play on March 12, 2020, due to the Corona Virus pandemic.

The league was officially cancelled on May 11, 2020, with the regular season unable to be completed and the cancellation of the playoffs.

The AHL Board of governors opted to hand out the regular-season team and individual awards despite the 2019-20 season coming to an abrupt halt.

Macgregor Kilpatrick Trophy (Regular Season Champions)
Milwaukee Admirals – A record of 41-14-8 for 90 points in 63 games

Frank Mathers Trophy (Eastern Conference regular-season champions)
Providence Bruins – A record of 38-18-6 for 82 points in 62 games

Norman R. “Bud” Poile Trophy (Western Conference regular-season champions)
Milwaukee Admirals – A record of 41-14-8 for 90 points in 63 games

Emile Francis Trophy (Atlantic Division regular-season champions)
Providence Bruins – A record of 38-18-6 for 82 points in 62 games

F. G. “Teddy” Oke Trophy (North Division regular-season champions)
Belleville Senators – A record of 38-20-5 for 81 points in 63 games

Sam Pollock Trophy (Central Division regular-season champions)
Milwaukee Admirals – A record of 41-14-8 for 90 points in 63 games

John D. Chick Trophy (Pacific Division regular-season champions)
Tucson Roadrunners – A record of 36-19-3 for 75 points in 58 games

Les Cunningham Award (Regular season Most Valuable Player)
Gerald Mayhew, Iowa Wild – 39 goals, 22 assists, 61 points in 49 games

John B. Sollenberger Trophy (Regular season Leading Scorer)
Sam Anas, Iowa Wild – 70 points in 53 games (20-50-70)

Willie Marshall Award (Regular season Leading Goal Scorer)
Gerald Mayhew, Iowa Wild – 39 goals in 49 games

Dudley “Red” Garrett Memorial Award (Most Outstanding Rookie)
Josh Norris, Belleville Senators – 61 points in 56 games (31-30-61) Leading Rookie Scorer

Eddie Shore Award (Best Defenseman)
Jake Bean, Charlotte Checkers – 48 points in 59 games (10-38-48) Led all defensemen in scoring

Aldege “Baz” Bastien Memorial Award (Best Goaltender)
Kaapo Kahkonen, Iowa Wild – 25-6-3 record, .927Sv%, League-leading seven shutouts

Harry “Hap” Holmes Memorial Award (Goaltenders of the team with the lowest goals-against average)
Troy Grosenick & Connor Ingram, Milwaukee Admirals – Combined GAA of 2.11

Louis A. R. Pieri Memorial Award (Most Outstanding Coach)
Karl Taylor, Milwaukee Admirals

Fred T. Hunt Memorial Award (player best exemplifying sportsmanship, determination and dedication)
John McCarthy, San Jose Barracuda

Yanick Dupre Memorial Award (Man of the Year – Service to the local community)
Troy Grosenick, Milwaukee Admirals

First All-Star Team

Kaapo Kahkonen (G) – Iowa
Jake Bean (D) – Charlotte
Brennan Menell (D) – Iowa
Reid Boucher (F) – Utica
Josh Norris (F) – Belleville
Sam Anas (F) – Iowa

Second All-Star Team

Connor Ingram (G) – Milwaukee
Jacob MacDonald (D) – Colorado
Brogan Rafferty (D) – Utica
Gerald Mayhew (F) – Iowa
Alex Barre-Boulet (F) – Syracuse
Drake Batherson (F) – Belleville

All-Rookie Team

Cayden Primeau (G) – Laval
Joey Keane (D) – Hartford/Charlotte
Brogan Rafferty (D) – Utica
Alex Formenton (F) – Belleville
Josh Norris (F) – Belleville
Jack Studnicka (F) – Providence