Western Hockey League roundup for Saturday, November 9th, 2019

Moose Jaw Warriors 3, Swift Current Broncos 1

Brayden Tracey, Libor Zubransky and Owen Hardy supplied the Moose Jaw offense and Adam Evanoff backstopped the team with 26 saves, before 3,149 at Mosaic Place. For the Broncos, Chase Lacombe scored, Isaac Poulter made 31 saves.

Red Deer Rebels 3, Prince Albert Raiders 2

Dallon Melin scored at 13:27 of the 3rd and that held up as the winner for Red Deer, in front of 2,785 at Art Hauser Centre. Chris Douglas and Dawson Barteaux also scored for the Rebels, while Ethan Anders made 31 saves. For the Raiders, Brayden Watts and Aliaksel Protas scored, Carter Serhyenko made 24 saves.

Saskatoon Blades 4, Brandon Wheat Kings 2

Brandon held a 2-0 lead after two periods, but Saskatoon exploded for four goals in the 3rd period to win it before 3,184 at SaskTel Centre. Majid Kaddoura, Cyle McNabb, Nolan Kneen and Kyle Crnkovic with an empty netter scored for the Blades, Nolan Maier made 22 saves. For Brandon, Jonny Hooker scored on a penalty shot, Ty Thorpe added a goal and Jiri Patera made 33 saves.

Winnipeg ICE 5, Regina Pats 4

3rd period goals by Nino Kinder and Michael Milne powered Winnipeg to the win, with 1,529 in attendance at Wayne Fleming Arena. Isaac Johnson scored twice for the ICE, Milne had a 2nd period goal as well for Winnipeg, Dean McNabb made 30 saves. For Regina, Carter Massler scored twice, Drew Englot and Ty Kolle once each, Max Paddock had 33 saves.

Edmonton Oil Kings 4, Calgary Hitmen 2

Josh Williams scored twice for Edmonton, Ethan Cap and Jake Neighbours once each and Todd Scott made 13 saves to lead the Oil Kings to victory, in front of 7,004 at Rogers Place. Mark Kastelic and Jonas Peterek scored for Calgary, Brayden Peters made 35 stops.

Tri-City Americans 3, Lethbridge Hurricanes 2

The Americans grabbed their second win in as many outing on their swing through the Central Division Saturday night, before 3,891 at Enmax Centre. Kyle Olson, Edge Lambert and Sasha Mutala were the Tri-City goal scorers, Talyn Boyko made 47 saves. For Lethbridge, D-Jay Jerome and Alex Cotton scored goals, Bryan Thomson and Carl Tetachuk combined to make 13 saves.

Portland Winterhawks 2, Vancouver Giants 1 (SO)

Jack O'Brien scored in the 2nd period for Portland, then Jayden Dureau, Cross Hanas and Mason Mannek notched tallies in a 9-round shootout to lead the Winterhawks in the second half of a home-and-home, before 8,026 at the Moda Center. The Giants had a regulation goal by Justin Sourdif, shootout goals from Bowen Byram and Tristen Nielsen and 27 saves from Trent Miner. Portland goaltender Joel Hofer made 30 saves. 

Everett Silvertips 4, Seattle Thunderbirds 2

A 2 goal 2nd period was the difference in Everett's win, before 5,054 at Accesso ShoWare Center. Dawson Butt, Conrad Mitchell, Martin Fasko-Rudas and Wyatte Wylie scored for the Silvertips, Keegan Karki made 36 saves. For Seattle, Tyrel Bauer and Matthew Rempe scored, Roddy Ross had 34 saves. The teams combined for 120 penalty minutes.

Kamloops Blazers 7, Medicine Hat Tigers 3

Kamloops came out firing, scoring 4 times in the 1st period, with 4,833 at Sandman Centre. For the Blazers, Zane Franklin and Ryan Hughes had 2 goals and 1 assist each, Connor Zary scored twice, Kyrell Sopotyk once, Max Martin had 3 assists, with Sean Strange and Orrin Centazzo adding a pair of assists each. Dylan Garand made 37 saves. Jonathan Brinkman, James Hamblin and Tyler Prezluso scored the Medicine Hat goals, Mads Sogaard and Garin Bjorklund combined to make 33 saves.

Victoria Royals 2, Prince George Cougars 1

Kaid Oliver scored in the 2nd period and Sean Gulka in the 3rd, to push Victoria past the Cougars, with 3,051 looking on at CN Centre. Shane Farkas made 15 stops. For Prince George, Josh Maser scored and Taylor Gauthier made 16 saves. Prince George drew 3 minor penalties in the contest, Victoria none.

Spokane Chiefs 6, Kelowna Rockets 1

After Mark Liwiski scored to give Kelowna an early lead, Spokane rattled of 6 straight to win going away, in front of 6,276 at Spokane Veteran's Memorial Arena. Chiefs goal scorers included Luke Toporowki, Filip Kral, Jack Finley, Bobby Russell, Noah King and Bear Hughes. In goal, Lukas Parik had 22 saves for Spokane, Cole Schwebius made 49 saves for Kelowna. The two teams combined for 150 penalty minutes.