Wenatchee, WA. – The Wenatchee
Wolves continued their strong play in the NPHL this past weekend, sweeping a
pair of games from the Seattle Ravens, 14-1 on Saturday, January 23rd
and 7-0 on Sunday, January 24th.
On Saturday, January 23rd in Kent, the Wolves rolled
to the decisive victory, 14-1 over Seattle. Wenatchee scored 5 in the first, 5
in the second and 4 more in the third. Griffin
Wiencek (Sherwood, OR) tallied 3 goals and 2 assists, Will Connors (Richland, WA) had 2 goals and 5 assists, Thomas Hendry (Salt Lake City, UT) and Denton Hymer (Wenatchee, WA) each had 2
goals and 1 assist, Coleton Booth
(Delta, BC) scored twice, Hunter Alden
had a goal and 4 assists, while Anders
Johnson (Salt Lake City, UT) had a goal and 2 assists. Max Roth (Wilmette, IL) chipped in with a goal and an assist. The
Wolves outshot the Ravens 65-10 on the night, while going 5-for-7 on the power play
and 3-of-4 on the penalty kill. Max
Flynn (Wenatchee, WA) stopped 9 shots.
On Sunday, January 24th in Wenatchee, the Wolves
outshot Seattle 59-10, en route to the 7-0 victory. Hendry had 2 goals and an
assist, Alden and Wiencek had a goal and 2 assists each, Hymer and Booth added
a goal and an assist each and Brayden
Durante (New Westminster, BC) added a goal. Bronson Moore (Kennewick, WA) made 10 saves for his sixth shutout
of the season. Wenatchee went 0-for-4 on the power play and 1-of-1 on the
penalty kill.
“The guys played well all weekend.” said Wenatchee Wolves Head
Coach Ryan McKelvie. “We’ll look to build off of that headed into a three-game
road weekend.”
The Wolves, who have clinched a playoff spot, are now 27-1-0-0
in NPHL play, 11 points ahead of second place Bellingham. Next on the schedule
for Wenatchee is a game in Eugene against the Generals on Thursday, January 28th,
followed by a home-and-home series with the Tri-Cities Outlaws, Friday, January
29th in Kennewick and Sunday, January 31st in Wenatchee
at 2:35pm.
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