Sunday, September 22, 2019
Western Hockey League roundup for Sunday, September 22nd, 2019
Edmonton Oil Kings 4, Red Deer Rebels 1
Edmonton cruised to the home win Sunday afternoon before 5,870 at Rogers Place. Riley Sawchuk scored twice for the Oil Kings, Jesse Seppala and Liam Keeler once each, Todd Scott made 20 saves. Chris Douglas scored the Red Deer goal, Ethan Anders made 28 saves.
Portland Winterhawks 4, Kamloops Blazers 3
Robbie Fromm-Delorme scored early in the third to push Portland to the home win, before 4,507 at the Moda Center. Jaydon Dureau and Jake Gricius scored first period goals for Portland, Johnny Ludvig added a late second period goal for the Hawks. For Kamloops, goal scorers were Logan Stankoven, Montana Onyebuchi and Kobe Mohr. Joel Hofer stopped 30 or 33 shots for Portland, Blazers' goaltender Rayce Ramsay turned aside 28 of 32 shots faced.
Western Hockey League Schedule for Sunday, September 22nd, 2019
Here's Sunday's schedule around the Western Hockey League for September 22nd, 2019 (All times Pacific):
Red Deer Rebels (0-1-0-0) at Edmonton Oil Kings (1-0-0-0) 3:00pm
Kamloops Blazers (0-2-0-0) at Portland Winterhawks (1-0-0-0) 5:00pm
Western Hockey League roundup for Saturday, September 21st, 2019
Brandon Wheat Kings 4, Winnipeg Ice 2
The Wayne Fleming Arena was the scene for the WHL's return to Winnipeg, but it was the Brandon Wheat Kings, on the strength of a three-goal third period, who came away with the win. Ben McCartney scored for Brandon in the first, but the Ice grabbed the lead on first period goals by Michal Teply and Brad Ginnell. The Wheat Kings then got goals in the second from Luka Burzan at 49 seconds and again at 4:33, with Lynden McCallum adding an insurance goal at 17:06 of the third. Jiri Patera had 33 saves for Brandon, Dean McNabb 35 for Winnipeg. The two teams combined for 123 penalty minutes.
Moose Jaw Warriors 5, Regina Pats 3
Moose Jaw led 4-0 after two, then had to hold on for the win, before 4,008 at Mosaic Place. Carson Denomie scored twice for the Warriors, with the other goals coming from Ryder Korczak, Tate Popple and Keenan Taphorn. Pats goals were scored by Sloan Stanick, Riley Krane and Robbie Holmes. Bailey Brkin had 43 stops for the Warriors, Max Paddock 21 for Regina.
Portland Winterhawks 6, Tri-City Americans 1
Cross Hanas scored twice, Clay Hanas twice, Simon Knak and Johnny Ludvig once each, with Joel Hofer making 17 saves, to lead Portland to the 5 goal win, before 6,940 at the Moda Center. Jan Cikhart scored halfway through the third for Tri-City, Beck Warm and Talyn Boyko split the night in the Americans net, combining to make 42 saves.
Edmonton Oil Kings 4, Red Deer Rebels 2
Edmonton took the road win, in front of 4,522 at the Westerner Park Centrium. Scott Atkinson scored a pair for the Oil Kings, Josh Williams and David Kope one each and Dylan Myskiw made 27 saves. For the Rebels, Dallon Melin and Brett Davis scored goals, Ethan Anders made 28 saves.
Everett Silvertips 6, Victoria Royals 0
Dustin Wolf made 26 saves and Bryce Kindopp scored twice and added two assists to lead Everett to the win before 4,420 at Angel of The Winds Arena. Wyatte Wylie scored twice, Max Patterson and Justyn Gurney once each. For Victoria, Shane Farkas and Brock Gould combined for 26 saves.
Kelowna Rockets 4, Spokane Chiefs 3 (OT)
Dillon Hamaliuk scored twice, including the game-winner with one second to go in overtime, to help the Rockets nudge their way past the Chiefs before 5,302 at Prospera Place. Kyle Topping and Kaedan Korczak also scored for Kelowna, with Roman Basran making 25 saves. For Spokane, Campbell Arnold made 30 saves, goals were scored by Jake McGrew, Michael King and Filip Kral.
Lethbridge Hurricanes 3, Medicine Hat Tigers 1
Alex Cotton, Noah Boyko and Oliver Okullar scored for Lethbridge, Ryan Chyzowski for Medicine Hat. Bryan Thomson made 32 saves in the Lethbridge net, Mats Sogaard 23 in the Tigers cage. 4,050 looked on in the Canalta Centre.
Vancouver Giants 4, Prince George Cougars 1
A three-goal first period powered Vancouver to the win, before 2,163 at the CN Centre. Jackson Shepard scored twice for the Giants, Seth Bafaro and Justin Sourdif once each, David Tendeck made 26 saves. The Cougars lone talley was notched by Mitchell Kohner, Tyler Brennan and Taylor Gauthier combined for 16 saves in the Prince George net.
Prince Albert Raiders 1, Saskatoon Blades 0
Cole Fonstad, assisted by Allaksel Protas scored at 12:02 of the third, pushing the Raiders past Saskatoon before 6,221 at the SaskTel Centre. Boston Bilous made 26 saves for Prince Albert, Nolan Maier 25 for Saskatoon.
Seattle Thunderbirds 4, Kamloops Blazers 1
Despite being outshot 51-34, the Thunderbirds skated to the win before 4,659 at the Accesso ShoWare Center. Jared Davidson, Andrej Kukuca and Alex Morozoff scored first period goals for the T-Birds, with Payton Mount adding another goal late in the third. The lone Kamloops goal was scored by Zane Franklin just 10 seconds into the third period. Roddy Ross made 50 saves for Seattle, Dylan Garand 30 for the Blazers.
Swift Current Broncos 3, Calgary Hitmen 2 (OT)
Joona Kiviniemi's power play goal, coming in the final second of free hockey, gave the Broncos the win before 2,185 at the Innovation Credit Union I-Plex. Carter Chorney scored in the first period and Ethan Regnier added a second period penalty shot goal for Swift Current. Carson Focht late in the first and Egor Zamula with 18 seconds left in regulation, scored for Calgary. Isaac Poulter had 34 saves for Swift Current, Carl Stankowski 19 for the Hitmen.
Saturday, September 21, 2019
Western Hockey League Schedule for Saturday, September 21st, 2019
Here's Saturday's schedule around the Western Hockey League for September 21st, 2019 (All times Pacific):
Brandon Wheat Kings (0-1-0-0) at Winnipeg Ice (1-0-0-0) 5:30pm
Regina Pats (1-0-0-0) at Moose Jaw Warriors (0-1-0-0) 6:00pm
Tri-City Americans (1-0-0-0) at Portland Winterhawks (0-0-0-0) 6:00pm
Edmonton Oil Kings (0-0-0-0) at Red Deer Rebels (0-0-0-0) 6:00pm
Calgary Hitmen (0-0-0-0) at Swift Current Broncos 6:00pm
Kamloops Blazers (0-1-0-0) at Seattle Thunderbirds (0-0-0-0) 6:05pm
Lethbridge Hurricanes (0-0-0-1) at Medicine Hat Tigers (1-0-0-0) 6:30pm
Vancouver Giants (1-0-0-0) at Prince George Cougars (0-1-0-0) 7:00pm
Victoria Royals (0-0-0-0) at Everett Silvertips (0-1-0-0) 7:05pm
Spokane Chiefs (1-0-0-0) at Kelowna Rockets (0-0-0-0) 7:05pm
Friday, September 20, 2019
Western Hockey League roundup for Friday, September 20th, 2019
Winnipeg Ice 3, Brandon Wheat Kings 2
Second period goals by Connor McClennon and Issac Johnson, plus an early third period goal by Michal Teply powered Winnipeg to the road win before 4,959 at Brandon's Westoba Place. Vincent Iorio and Zach Wytinck scored for the Wheat Kings. Dean McNabb made 24 saves for the Ice, Jiri Patera 42 for Brandon.
Medicine Hat Tigers 4, Lethbridge Hurricanes 3 (SO)
D-Jay Jerome and Dino Kambeitz staked Lethbridge to a 2-0 lead, then Jacob Boucher made it a 3-1 lead early in the third with a short handed goal, but a second period power play by Cole Sillinger, combined with third period goals by Bryan Lockner and Ryan Chyzowski forced overtime. The Tigers outscored the Hurricanes 3-2 in the shootout for the season opening win, in front of 5,125 at the Enmax Centre. Mads Sogaard made 34 saves for Medicine Hat, Carl Tetachuk 48 for the Hurricanes.
Saskatoon Blades 3, Prince Albert Raiders 2 (OT)
Ryan Hughes scored 17 seconds in overtime to give the Blades the win before 3,108 at the Art Hauser Centre. Tristen Robins and Scott Walford added power play goals for the Blades, who got an 18 save performance in net by Nolan Maier. Boston Bilous made 15 saves for the Raiders, whose goals were scored by Allaksel Protas and Landon Kosler.
Regina Pats 3, Moose Jaw Warriors 2
Austin Pratt and Ty Kolle scored first period goals, then Kolle added the game-winner just past the midway point of the third, giving Regina the win in front of 4,658 at the Brandt Centre. Max Paddock had 20 saves for the Pats. For Moose Jaw, Keenan Taphorn and Carson Denomie scored power play goals, Bailey Brkin had 27 saves.
Spokane Chiefs 4, Kamloops Blazers 3
A 2 goal second period was the difference, as the Chiefs won before 5,654 at the Sandman Centre. Jake McGrew scored twice for Spokane, Connor Gabruch and Luke Toporowski one each, Lukas Parik had 31 saves. For the Blazers, Logan Stankoven, Sean Strange and Connor Zary scored goals, Dylan Garand made 33 saves.
Vancouver Giants 5, Prince George Cougars 3
Vancouver scored twice in the third to win in front of 2,857 at the CN Centre. Justin Sourdif and Jackson Shepard scored in the third, Lukas Svejkovsky in the second, Tristen Nielsen and Seth Bafaro in the first. Cougar goal scorers were Cole Moberg with one and Tyson Upper with two. Trent Miner made 20 saves for Vancouver, Taylor Gauthier 24 for Prince George.
Tri-City Americans 4, Everett Silvertips 2
Nikita Krivokrasov scored twice for Tri-City, Samuel Huo and Sasha Mutala once each for the Ams, with Beck Warm making 28 saves, in front of 5,318 at Angel of the Winds Arena. Jackson Berezowski and Bryce Kindopp scored for Everett, Dustin Wolff made 20 saves for the 'Tips.
Tuesday, September 17, 2019
Western Hockey League Schedule for Friday, September 20th, 2019
Here's Friday's schedule around the Western Hockey League for opening night, September 20th, 2019 (All times Pacific - Pre-Season records in parenthesis):
Winnipeg Ice (1-3-0-0) at Brandon Wheat Kings (2-2-0-0) 5:30pm
Medicine Hat Tigers (2-2-0-0) at Lethbridge Hurricanes (1-2-1-0) 6:00pm
Saskatoon Blades (4-0-1-0) at Prince Albert Raiders (4-1-0-0) 6:00pm
Moose Jaw Warriors (2-5-0-0) at Regina Pats (2-3-0-2) 6:00pm
Spokane Chiefs (1-4-0-1) at Kamloops Blazers (7-0-0-0)7:00pm
Vancouver Giants (4-2-0-0) at Prince George Cougars (0-4-0-1) 7:00pm
Tri-City Americans (3-3-1-0) at Everett Silvertips (4-1-1-0) 7:35pm
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