As George Watson mentioned on our broadcast on the weekend a big congratulations to former ICE defenseman Chad Greenan who graduated from the local firefighter program.
Another career that started with help from the Scholarship Program.
Monday, February 28, 2011
From The ICE Office
ICE CHIPS: The KOOTENAY ICE enter this week’s action with a 40-19-1-3 record (23-8-1-1 at home, 17-11-0-2 on the road, 1-1 in overtime, 3-3 in shootouts) and in fourth place in the EASTERN CONFERENCE and sixth in the WHL…The ICE will finish the 2010-2011 regular season with an above .500 record for the 12th consecutive season, which is the longest active streak in the WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE…KOOTENAY has clinched a playoff spot for the 13th consecutive season and has tied CALGARY for the longest active streak in the WHL…The ICE have won 40 games this season for the eighth time in franchise history and sixth in the last seven years…KOOTENAY has nine games remaining in the regular season (three at home, six on the road).
SAVE ON FOODS: The 2010-2011 SAVE ON FOODS VOUCHERS are still available…Customers can purchase the ticket vouchers at the CRANBROOK SAVE ON FOODS location for all remaining KOOTENAY ICE regular season home games…Cardholders can pick them up for $18.00 including HST or for free with the redemption of 8,000 SAVE ON MORE points…Non-Cardholders can get their vouchers for $20.00 including HST.
DINNER AND A GAME: The KOOTENAY ICE along with COYOTE JACK’S GRILL have announced that fans can now purchase a restaurant seat and a meal for $25.00 for any remaining regular season home game…The meal will be off of a special COYOTE JACK’S GRILL menu that includes burgers, sandwiches, nachos and more…Limited seating is available and tickets can be purchased at the KOOTENAY ICE OFFICE.
GIFT CARDS: Get the gift that keeps on giving…The KOOTENAY ICE now have reusable and reloadable GIFT CARDS for any dollar amount…Your special someone can use the gift card to buy individual game tickets, FLEX PAKS or PLAYOFF PACKAGES…GIFT CARDS are now available at the KOOTENAY ICE OFFICE.
DID YOU KNOW: KOOTENAY, who lead the League in shorthanded goals with 17, set a franchise record for most shorthanded goals scored in one season on February 19 against SASKATOON (previous record of 16 set in 2000-2001 and 2002-2003)…The ICE are 28-5-0-1 when they score the first goal of the game and 12-14-1-2 when their opponent scores first…KEVIN KING is tied for third in the League in shorthanded goals with five…CODY EAKIN and MAX REINHART are tied for fifth in the WHL in shorthanded goals with four (EAKIN - all four with the ICE in just 17 games)…BRAYDEN MCNABB, who played in his 250th WHL career game on February 26th against KAMLOOPS, needs one more goal to tie the franchise record for the most goals by a defenseman in a season with 20 (MIKE BUSTO – 2006-2007) …JESSE ISMOND played in his 200th WHL career game on February 23rd against RED DEER…LUKE PAULSEN played in his 100th WHL career game on February 22nd against KELOWNA.
SCORING STREAKS: CODY EAKIN (2-5-7) and BRAYDEN MCNABB (3-3-6) have each recorded at least a point in their last four games…STEELE BOOMER (2-1-3) has recorded at least a point in his last three games.
INJURIES: LUKE PAULSEN will be out of the ICE line up four to six weeks with a shoulder injury…BROCK MONTGOMERY will be out of the KOOTENAY line up week to week with a hip injury.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 63 games of the 2009-2010 season the ICE were 39-19-3-2, after 64 games 39-20-3-2 and after 65 games are 39-21-3-2.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday March 1 Travel Day
Wednesday March 2 ICE @ Brandon 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Thursday March 3 Travel Day
Friday March 4 ICE @ Saskatoon 7:05 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Saturday March 5 ICE @ Prince Albert 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Tuesday, February 22 – Kootenay 4 vs. Kelowna 2 – Record 39-18-1-2 – Attendance: 2,478
Goals:
1 – Rintoul (3) from Czerwonka and Reinhart
2 – McNabb (17) from Fraser and King
3 – Martin (10) from Ismond and Reinhart
4 – Fraser (28) from King and Eakin
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (24 Saves, 2 GA)
Wednesday, February 23 – Kootenay 4 @ Red Deer 5 – SO – Record 39-18-1-3 – Attendance: 4,346
Goals:
1 – McNabb (18) from King
2 – Reinhart (31) from Rintoul and Lieuwen
3 – Antilla (18) from King and Boomer
4 – Eakin (29) from Fraser
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (22 Saves, 4 GA)
Friday, February 25 – Kootenay 4 vs. Prince Albert 1 – Record 40-18-1-3 – Attendance: 2,427
Goals:
1 – Fraser (29) from Eakin and McNabb
2 – Benoit (4) from Pearce and Leach
3 – Boomer (10) from Hurley
4 – McNabb (19) from Eakin
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (30 Saves, 1 GA)
Saturday, February 26 – Kootenay 5 vs. Kamloops 8 – Record 40-19-1-3 – Attendance: 2,514
Goals:
1 – King (30) from McNabb and Eakin
2 – Rintoul (4) from Eakin and King
3 – Eakin (30) from Reinhart and McNabb
4 – Boomer (11) from Leach and Pearce
5 – Antilla (19) from Benoit and Dirk
Goalies: Brett Teskey (6 Saves, 3 GA), Nathan Lieuwen (11 Saves, 5 GA)
SAVE ON FOODS: The 2010-2011 SAVE ON FOODS VOUCHERS are still available…Customers can purchase the ticket vouchers at the CRANBROOK SAVE ON FOODS location for all remaining KOOTENAY ICE regular season home games…Cardholders can pick them up for $18.00 including HST or for free with the redemption of 8,000 SAVE ON MORE points…Non-Cardholders can get their vouchers for $20.00 including HST.
DINNER AND A GAME: The KOOTENAY ICE along with COYOTE JACK’S GRILL have announced that fans can now purchase a restaurant seat and a meal for $25.00 for any remaining regular season home game…The meal will be off of a special COYOTE JACK’S GRILL menu that includes burgers, sandwiches, nachos and more…Limited seating is available and tickets can be purchased at the KOOTENAY ICE OFFICE.
GIFT CARDS: Get the gift that keeps on giving…The KOOTENAY ICE now have reusable and reloadable GIFT CARDS for any dollar amount…Your special someone can use the gift card to buy individual game tickets, FLEX PAKS or PLAYOFF PACKAGES…GIFT CARDS are now available at the KOOTENAY ICE OFFICE.
DID YOU KNOW: KOOTENAY, who lead the League in shorthanded goals with 17, set a franchise record for most shorthanded goals scored in one season on February 19 against SASKATOON (previous record of 16 set in 2000-2001 and 2002-2003)…The ICE are 28-5-0-1 when they score the first goal of the game and 12-14-1-2 when their opponent scores first…KEVIN KING is tied for third in the League in shorthanded goals with five…CODY EAKIN and MAX REINHART are tied for fifth in the WHL in shorthanded goals with four (EAKIN - all four with the ICE in just 17 games)…BRAYDEN MCNABB, who played in his 250th WHL career game on February 26th against KAMLOOPS, needs one more goal to tie the franchise record for the most goals by a defenseman in a season with 20 (MIKE BUSTO – 2006-2007) …JESSE ISMOND played in his 200th WHL career game on February 23rd against RED DEER…LUKE PAULSEN played in his 100th WHL career game on February 22nd against KELOWNA.
SCORING STREAKS: CODY EAKIN (2-5-7) and BRAYDEN MCNABB (3-3-6) have each recorded at least a point in their last four games…STEELE BOOMER (2-1-3) has recorded at least a point in his last three games.
INJURIES: LUKE PAULSEN will be out of the ICE line up four to six weeks with a shoulder injury…BROCK MONTGOMERY will be out of the KOOTENAY line up week to week with a hip injury.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 63 games of the 2009-2010 season the ICE were 39-19-3-2, after 64 games 39-20-3-2 and after 65 games are 39-21-3-2.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday March 1 Travel Day
Wednesday March 2 ICE @ Brandon 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Thursday March 3 Travel Day
Friday March 4 ICE @ Saskatoon 7:05 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Saturday March 5 ICE @ Prince Albert 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Tuesday, February 22 – Kootenay 4 vs. Kelowna 2 – Record 39-18-1-2 – Attendance: 2,478
Goals:
1 – Rintoul (3) from Czerwonka and Reinhart
2 – McNabb (17) from Fraser and King
3 – Martin (10) from Ismond and Reinhart
4 – Fraser (28) from King and Eakin
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (24 Saves, 2 GA)
Wednesday, February 23 – Kootenay 4 @ Red Deer 5 – SO – Record 39-18-1-3 – Attendance: 4,346
Goals:
1 – McNabb (18) from King
2 – Reinhart (31) from Rintoul and Lieuwen
3 – Antilla (18) from King and Boomer
4 – Eakin (29) from Fraser
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (22 Saves, 4 GA)
Friday, February 25 – Kootenay 4 vs. Prince Albert 1 – Record 40-18-1-3 – Attendance: 2,427
Goals:
1 – Fraser (29) from Eakin and McNabb
2 – Benoit (4) from Pearce and Leach
3 – Boomer (10) from Hurley
4 – McNabb (19) from Eakin
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (30 Saves, 1 GA)
Saturday, February 26 – Kootenay 5 vs. Kamloops 8 – Record 40-19-1-3 – Attendance: 2,514
Goals:
1 – King (30) from McNabb and Eakin
2 – Rintoul (4) from Eakin and King
3 – Eakin (30) from Reinhart and McNabb
4 – Boomer (11) from Leach and Pearce
5 – Antilla (19) from Benoit and Dirk
Goalies: Brett Teskey (6 Saves, 3 GA), Nathan Lieuwen (11 Saves, 5 GA)
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 9
Home 3 – Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 6 – Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 9
Home 5 – Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 8
Home 4 - Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 4 – Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 10
Home 4 –Regina (2), Prince Albert, Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 10
Home 7 – Prince Albert, Kootenay, Edmonton, Moose Jaw (2), Regina,
Away 4 – Edmonton, Brandon (2), Regina,
Home 3 – Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 6 – Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 9
Home 5 – Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 8
Home 4 - Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 4 – Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 10
Home 4 –Regina (2), Prince Albert, Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 10
Home 7 – Prince Albert, Kootenay, Edmonton, Moose Jaw (2), Regina,
Away 4 – Edmonton, Brandon (2), Regina,
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Kamloops 8 Kootenay 5 Game #63
Cranbrook, BC – The Kamloops Blazers scored a goal in the final minute of each period in a 8-5 win over the Kootenay ICE in WHL action on Saturday night.
Blazers opened the scoring on the powerplay as Dylann Willick went to the low slot and baged in his own rebound trough the goalies legs.
32 seconds later the ICE tied the game as Brayden McNabb’s slap pass was redirected by Kevin King.
In the final second the period the Blazers got the puck near the crease and pushed it in just before the buzzer.
Blazers made it 3-1 early in the 2nd period as Ryan Hanes was in front of the net and tucked it around the fallen goalie.
ICE changed goalies as Nathan Lieuwen replaced Brett Teskey.
Blazers scored on their next shot on goal as Chase Suoto fired a wrist shot high on the glove side.
27 seconds later the ICE scored as defenseman Hayden Rintoul pounced on a puck in the corner and deflected it off the fallen goalie.
Blazers regained the 3 goal lead as JT Barnett scored on a long wrist shot high on the glove side.
ICE made the score 5-3 on a 2-man advantage as Max rein Reinhart’s cross ice pass was onetimed into the net by Cody Eakin.
Blazers scored in the final minute as Dylan Willick got his 2nd of the game with a long wrist shot high on the glove side.
Early in the 3rd period Steele Boomer deflected a point shot from Joey Leach to make the score 6-4.
3 minutes later Eric Benoit found Joe Antilla in the middle slot and his low wrist shot went off the goal post and into the net.
Blazers scored a powerplay goal as Dolibar Bortnak found a loose puck near the net and had an open net to make it 7-5.
Kamloops scored a shortanded goal into an empty net as Jordan DePape scored from deep in his own zone.
This was the only meeting of the season.
Last time Kamloops played in Cranbrook was December 10/08.
Players in that game and tonight’s game…
Blazers (2) – Dolibor Bortnak, Brendan Ranford.
ICE (9) – Hayden Rintoul, Brayden McNabb, Matt Fraser, Kevin King, Jesse Ismond, Drew Czerwonka, Max Reinhart, Joe Antilla, Nathan Lieuwen.
McNabb has 19 goals and Franchise Record is 20 by Mike Busto 06-07.
He has 43 assists and the record is 44 by Gerard Dicaire 02-03.
His 62 points trails Mike Busto's 63 in 06-07.
Kevin King played in is 326th career regular season game which puts him #2 all-time (344 Dale Mahovsky)
Joe Antilla played in game #260 and is the 10th player to reach 260 or more games.
Brayden McNabb played in game #250 which ties Chad Greenan for most by a defenseman and is the 12th all-time to reach the mark of 250.
Kamloops coach Guy Charron was involved in a big NHL trade on January 12th 1971. Detroit traded Frank Mahovlich to Montreal for forwards Mickey Redmond, Bill Collins & Guy Charron.
ICE will visit Brandon on Wednesday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (3rd game shoulder 4-6 weeks), Brock Montgomery (4th game pelvis/hip 1-2 weeks)
Game Summary
Kamloops 29-31-2-1 Kootenay 40-19-1-3
1st Period
1. Kamloops, Willick 21 (Maschmeyer, DePape) 8:32 pp
2. Kootenay, King 30 (McNabb, Eakin) 9:04
3. Kamloops, McVeigh 4 (Hanes, Hansen) 19:59
Penalties – Leach Ktn (tripping) 7:36, McNabb Ktn (tripping) 12:11, Hansen Kam (holding) 16:20.
2nd Period
4. Kamloops, Hanes 4 (Bortnak, Lipon) 3:54
5. Kamloops, Souto 4 (McVeigh, DePape) 7:08
6. Kootenay, Rintoul 4 (King, Eakin) 7:37
7. Kamloops, Barnett 12 (Smith, Frazee) 10:39
8. Kootenay, Eakin 30 (Reinhart, McNabb) 12:45 pp
9. Kamloops, Willick 22 (2) (Keil) 19:20
Penalties – Finehage Kam (interference) 10:46, Bortnak Kam (interference) 11:23, Finehage Kam Lipon Kam Ismond Ktn (roughing) 13:26, Ismond Ktn (goalie interference) 16:17.
3rd Period
10. Kootenay, Boomer 11 (Leach, Pearce) 2:04
11. Kootenay, Antilla 19 (Benoit, Dirk) 4:45
12. Kamloops, Bortnak 12 (Maschmeyer, Smith) 8:19 pp
13. Kamloops, DePape 20 19:28 en sh
Penalties – Czerwonka Ktn (high sticking) 2:30, Martin Ktn (elbowing) 7:46, Leach Ktn (delay of game) 11:46, Hansen Kam (roughing) 18:14.
Shots on goal by
Kamloops - 6 – 10 – 9 = 25
Kootenay – 13 – 15 – 18 = 46
Goal (shots-saves) – Kamloops: Jeff Bosch (W 25-18-3-0) (46-41) Kootenay: Brett Teskey (9-3-0-0) (9-6) Nathan Lieuwen (29-14-1-2) (3:54 second) (15-11)
Power plays (goals-chances) - Kamloops: 2/6 Kootenay: 1/5
Referees – Devin Klein, Greg Saraurer
Linesmen – Mathew Barker, Darren Holeha
Attendance – 2,514
Blazers opened the scoring on the powerplay as Dylann Willick went to the low slot and baged in his own rebound trough the goalies legs.
32 seconds later the ICE tied the game as Brayden McNabb’s slap pass was redirected by Kevin King.
In the final second the period the Blazers got the puck near the crease and pushed it in just before the buzzer.
Blazers made it 3-1 early in the 2nd period as Ryan Hanes was in front of the net and tucked it around the fallen goalie.
ICE changed goalies as Nathan Lieuwen replaced Brett Teskey.
Blazers scored on their next shot on goal as Chase Suoto fired a wrist shot high on the glove side.
27 seconds later the ICE scored as defenseman Hayden Rintoul pounced on a puck in the corner and deflected it off the fallen goalie.
Blazers regained the 3 goal lead as JT Barnett scored on a long wrist shot high on the glove side.
ICE made the score 5-3 on a 2-man advantage as Max rein Reinhart’s cross ice pass was onetimed into the net by Cody Eakin.
Blazers scored in the final minute as Dylan Willick got his 2nd of the game with a long wrist shot high on the glove side.
Early in the 3rd period Steele Boomer deflected a point shot from Joey Leach to make the score 6-4.
3 minutes later Eric Benoit found Joe Antilla in the middle slot and his low wrist shot went off the goal post and into the net.
Blazers scored a powerplay goal as Dolibar Bortnak found a loose puck near the net and had an open net to make it 7-5.
Kamloops scored a shortanded goal into an empty net as Jordan DePape scored from deep in his own zone.
This was the only meeting of the season.
Last time Kamloops played in Cranbrook was December 10/08.
Players in that game and tonight’s game…
Blazers (2) – Dolibor Bortnak, Brendan Ranford.
ICE (9) – Hayden Rintoul, Brayden McNabb, Matt Fraser, Kevin King, Jesse Ismond, Drew Czerwonka, Max Reinhart, Joe Antilla, Nathan Lieuwen.
McNabb has 19 goals and Franchise Record is 20 by Mike Busto 06-07.
He has 43 assists and the record is 44 by Gerard Dicaire 02-03.
His 62 points trails Mike Busto's 63 in 06-07.
Kevin King played in is 326th career regular season game which puts him #2 all-time (344 Dale Mahovsky)
Joe Antilla played in game #260 and is the 10th player to reach 260 or more games.
Brayden McNabb played in game #250 which ties Chad Greenan for most by a defenseman and is the 12th all-time to reach the mark of 250.
Kamloops coach Guy Charron was involved in a big NHL trade on January 12th 1971. Detroit traded Frank Mahovlich to Montreal for forwards Mickey Redmond, Bill Collins & Guy Charron.
ICE will visit Brandon on Wednesday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (3rd game shoulder 4-6 weeks), Brock Montgomery (4th game pelvis/hip 1-2 weeks)
Game Summary
Kamloops 29-31-2-1 Kootenay 40-19-1-3
1st Period
1. Kamloops, Willick 21 (Maschmeyer, DePape) 8:32 pp
2. Kootenay, King 30 (McNabb, Eakin) 9:04
3. Kamloops, McVeigh 4 (Hanes, Hansen) 19:59
Penalties – Leach Ktn (tripping) 7:36, McNabb Ktn (tripping) 12:11, Hansen Kam (holding) 16:20.
2nd Period
4. Kamloops, Hanes 4 (Bortnak, Lipon) 3:54
5. Kamloops, Souto 4 (McVeigh, DePape) 7:08
6. Kootenay, Rintoul 4 (King, Eakin) 7:37
7. Kamloops, Barnett 12 (Smith, Frazee) 10:39
8. Kootenay, Eakin 30 (Reinhart, McNabb) 12:45 pp
9. Kamloops, Willick 22 (2) (Keil) 19:20
Penalties – Finehage Kam (interference) 10:46, Bortnak Kam (interference) 11:23, Finehage Kam Lipon Kam Ismond Ktn (roughing) 13:26, Ismond Ktn (goalie interference) 16:17.
3rd Period
10. Kootenay, Boomer 11 (Leach, Pearce) 2:04
11. Kootenay, Antilla 19 (Benoit, Dirk) 4:45
12. Kamloops, Bortnak 12 (Maschmeyer, Smith) 8:19 pp
13. Kamloops, DePape 20 19:28 en sh
Penalties – Czerwonka Ktn (high sticking) 2:30, Martin Ktn (elbowing) 7:46, Leach Ktn (delay of game) 11:46, Hansen Kam (roughing) 18:14.
Shots on goal by
Kamloops - 6 – 10 – 9 = 25
Kootenay – 13 – 15 – 18 = 46
Goal (shots-saves) – Kamloops: Jeff Bosch (W 25-18-3-0) (46-41) Kootenay: Brett Teskey (9-3-0-0) (9-6) Nathan Lieuwen (29-14-1-2) (3:54 second) (15-11)
Power plays (goals-chances) - Kamloops: 2/6 Kootenay: 1/5
Referees – Devin Klein, Greg Saraurer
Linesmen – Mathew Barker, Darren Holeha
Attendance – 2,514
ICE Trivia Game #63
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
How many times have the ICE and Blazers met in the playoffs?
=ANSWER – Twice. In 03 & 05 the ICE won the series in 6 games both times.
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Today’s Trivia question.
How many times have the ICE and Blazers met in the playoffs?
=ANSWER – Twice. In 03 & 05 the ICE won the series in 6 games both times.
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Kamloops @ Kootenay Game #63
The Kootenay ICE will host Kamloops tonight in their only meeting of the season.
Last year in Kamloops the ICE won 6-5 in an overtime shootout.
Last meeting in Cranbrook was December 10/08 and the ICE won 8-3.
The ICE have won 4 games in a row against the Blazers.
ICE are in 3rd place in the East after a 4-1 win over Prince Albert last night.
Blazers are 7th in the West after a 6-5 overtime shootout win in Medicine Hat last night.
ICE defenseman Brayden McNabb is the career leader in goals, assists and points by a defenseman and is closing in on the season records in all 3 categories.
McNabb has 19 goals and Franchise Record is 20 by Mike Busto 06-07.
He has 41 assists and the record is 44 by Gerard Dicaire 02-03.
His 60 points trails Mike Busto's 63 in 06-07.
Kevin King will play in is 326th career regular season game which puts him #2 all-time (344 Dale Mahovsky)
Joe Antilla will play in game #260 and becomes the 10th player to reach 260 or more games.
Brayden McNabb will play in game #250 which ties Chad Greenan for most by a defenseman and is the 12th all-time to reach the mark of 250.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 31 Max Reinhart
Assists - 41 Brayden McNabb
Points - 69 Max Reinhart, Kevin King
PM - 104 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 60 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 9 Eric Benoit
+/- - +30 Max Reinhart
GAA - 2.76 Nathan Lieuwen (6th in WHL)
Blazers
Goals - 33 Brendan Ranford
Assists - 53 Brendan Ranford
Points - 86 Brendan Ranford
PM - 146 Ryan Hanes
Defenseman - 29 Bronson Maschmeyer
Rookie - 14 Corey Fienhage
+/- - +7 Chase Schaber
GAA - 3.36 Jeff Bosch
Streaks
Brayden McNabb - 3 games 3-1-4, goals in 5 of 6 5-3-8
Matt Fraser - 3 games 2-2-4, 14 of 15 11-15-26
Cody Eakin - 3 games 1-2-3, 10 of 11 9-11-20
Kevin King - 14 of 15 games 8-14-22
Max Reinhart - 8n of 9 games 5-8-13
Last year in Kamloops the ICE won 6-5 in an overtime shootout.
Last meeting in Cranbrook was December 10/08 and the ICE won 8-3.
The ICE have won 4 games in a row against the Blazers.
ICE are in 3rd place in the East after a 4-1 win over Prince Albert last night.
Blazers are 7th in the West after a 6-5 overtime shootout win in Medicine Hat last night.
ICE defenseman Brayden McNabb is the career leader in goals, assists and points by a defenseman and is closing in on the season records in all 3 categories.
McNabb has 19 goals and Franchise Record is 20 by Mike Busto 06-07.
He has 41 assists and the record is 44 by Gerard Dicaire 02-03.
His 60 points trails Mike Busto's 63 in 06-07.
Kevin King will play in is 326th career regular season game which puts him #2 all-time (344 Dale Mahovsky)
Joe Antilla will play in game #260 and becomes the 10th player to reach 260 or more games.
Brayden McNabb will play in game #250 which ties Chad Greenan for most by a defenseman and is the 12th all-time to reach the mark of 250.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 31 Max Reinhart
Assists - 41 Brayden McNabb
Points - 69 Max Reinhart, Kevin King
PM - 104 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 60 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 9 Eric Benoit
+/- - +30 Max Reinhart
GAA - 2.76 Nathan Lieuwen (6th in WHL)
Blazers
Goals - 33 Brendan Ranford
Assists - 53 Brendan Ranford
Points - 86 Brendan Ranford
PM - 146 Ryan Hanes
Defenseman - 29 Bronson Maschmeyer
Rookie - 14 Corey Fienhage
+/- - +7 Chase Schaber
GAA - 3.36 Jeff Bosch
Streaks
Brayden McNabb - 3 games 3-1-4, goals in 5 of 6 5-3-8
Matt Fraser - 3 games 2-2-4, 14 of 15 11-15-26
Cody Eakin - 3 games 1-2-3, 10 of 11 9-11-20
Kevin King - 14 of 15 games 8-14-22
Max Reinhart - 8n of 9 games 5-8-13
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 10
Home 4 – Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 6 – Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 10
Home 6 – Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 8
Home 4 - Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 4 – Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 11
Home 5 –Saskatoon, Regina (2), Prince Albert, Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 11
Home 7 – Prince Albert, Kootenay, Edmonton, Moose Jaw (2), Regina,
Away 5 – Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Brandon (2), Regina,
Home 4 – Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 6 – Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 10
Home 6 – Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 8
Home 4 - Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 4 – Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 11
Home 5 –Saskatoon, Regina (2), Prince Albert, Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 11
Home 7 – Prince Albert, Kootenay, Edmonton, Moose Jaw (2), Regina,
Away 5 – Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Brandon (2), Regina,
Friday, February 25, 2011
Kootenay 4 Prince Albert 1 Game #62
Cranbrook, BC – The Kootenay ICE have reached the 40-win mark with a 4-1 win over the Prince Albert Raiders in WHL action on Friday night.
ICE opened the scoring on the powerplay as Cody Eakin’s wrist shot was deflected through the goalies’ legs by Matt Fraser. Fraser leads the club with 12 power-play goals.
Early in the 2nd period the ICE took a 2-0 lead on a 2-on-2 break as Eric Benoit came down the left wing and wristed a shot that went of the goalies’ elbow and trickled into the net.
Late in the period Steele Boomer won a face-off in the Raiders zone, Brendan Hurley’s shot was stopped by Boomer, who was laying on the ice, swept it around the goalie for the goal.
In the 3rd period the Raisers scored on a power-play as Justin Maylan pounced on a rebound and scored with a spin-around forehand shot.
Raiders pulled their goalie and Brauden McNabb scored into an empty net from deep in his own zone as his clearing attempt went off the glass, over the Raiders heads and slide into the empty net.
ICE lead the season series 3-0 and have outscored the Raiders by a combined score of 15-2.
McNabb had 1 goal and 1 assist and Cody Eakin had 2 assists.
Kevin King (14 games) and Max Reinhart (8 games) had their point streaks stopped.
The ICE have reached 40 wins in 6 of the last 7 seasons.
Defenseman Joey Leach returned after missing 16 games to an ankle injury.
ICE will host Kamloops on Saturday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (2nd game shoulder 4-6 weeks), Brock Montgomery (3rd game pelvis/hip 1-2 weeks).
Game Summary
Prince Albert 25-32-2-3 Kootenay 40-18-1-3
1st Period
1. Kootenay, Fraser 29 (Eakin, McNabb) 16:17 pp
Penalties – Lieuwen Ktn (delay of game; served by Czerwonka) 4:02, Maylan PA (hooking) 11:01, Herle PA (tripping) 15:36.
2nd Period
2. Kootenay, Benoit 4 (Pearce, Leach) 3:06
3. Kootenay, Boomer 10 (Hurley) 16:29
Penalties – Hurlery Ktn (goalie interference) 6:10, Deck PA (tripping) 14:05.
3rd Period
4. Prince Albert, Maylan 14 (Deck, Bettauer) 17:25 pp
5. Kootenay, McNabb 19 (en) 19:04 en
Penalties – Ismond Ktn (interference) 1:21, Rowley PA (holding) 8:24, McNabb Ktn (tripping) 15:35.
Shots on goal by
Prince Albert – 6 - 12 – 13 = 31
Kootenay – 16 – 12 – 11 = 39
Goal (shots-saves) – Prince Albert: Eric Williams (L 15-14-1-1) (38-35) Kootenay: Nathan Lieuwen (W 29-13-1-2) (31-30)
Power plays (goals-chances) – Prince Albert: 1/4 Kootenay: 1/4
Referees – Reagan Vetter, Dan Cowley
Linesmen – Sean Donnelly, Cory Lundquist
Attendance – 2,427
ICE opened the scoring on the powerplay as Cody Eakin’s wrist shot was deflected through the goalies’ legs by Matt Fraser. Fraser leads the club with 12 power-play goals.
Early in the 2nd period the ICE took a 2-0 lead on a 2-on-2 break as Eric Benoit came down the left wing and wristed a shot that went of the goalies’ elbow and trickled into the net.
Late in the period Steele Boomer won a face-off in the Raiders zone, Brendan Hurley’s shot was stopped by Boomer, who was laying on the ice, swept it around the goalie for the goal.
In the 3rd period the Raisers scored on a power-play as Justin Maylan pounced on a rebound and scored with a spin-around forehand shot.
Raiders pulled their goalie and Brauden McNabb scored into an empty net from deep in his own zone as his clearing attempt went off the glass, over the Raiders heads and slide into the empty net.
ICE lead the season series 3-0 and have outscored the Raiders by a combined score of 15-2.
McNabb had 1 goal and 1 assist and Cody Eakin had 2 assists.
Kevin King (14 games) and Max Reinhart (8 games) had their point streaks stopped.
The ICE have reached 40 wins in 6 of the last 7 seasons.
Defenseman Joey Leach returned after missing 16 games to an ankle injury.
ICE will host Kamloops on Saturday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (2nd game shoulder 4-6 weeks), Brock Montgomery (3rd game pelvis/hip 1-2 weeks).
Game Summary
Prince Albert 25-32-2-3 Kootenay 40-18-1-3
1st Period
1. Kootenay, Fraser 29 (Eakin, McNabb) 16:17 pp
Penalties – Lieuwen Ktn (delay of game; served by Czerwonka) 4:02, Maylan PA (hooking) 11:01, Herle PA (tripping) 15:36.
2nd Period
2. Kootenay, Benoit 4 (Pearce, Leach) 3:06
3. Kootenay, Boomer 10 (Hurley) 16:29
Penalties – Hurlery Ktn (goalie interference) 6:10, Deck PA (tripping) 14:05.
3rd Period
4. Prince Albert, Maylan 14 (Deck, Bettauer) 17:25 pp
5. Kootenay, McNabb 19 (en) 19:04 en
Penalties – Ismond Ktn (interference) 1:21, Rowley PA (holding) 8:24, McNabb Ktn (tripping) 15:35.
Shots on goal by
Prince Albert – 6 - 12 – 13 = 31
Kootenay – 16 – 12 – 11 = 39
Goal (shots-saves) – Prince Albert: Eric Williams (L 15-14-1-1) (38-35) Kootenay: Nathan Lieuwen (W 29-13-1-2) (31-30)
Power plays (goals-chances) – Prince Albert: 1/4 Kootenay: 1/4
Referees – Reagan Vetter, Dan Cowley
Linesmen – Sean Donnelly, Cory Lundquist
Attendance – 2,427
ICE Trivia Game #62
Today’s Trivia question.
Tonight Kevin King has tied Colin Sinclair for 2nd with his 325th career games. Who played the most regular season games for the ICE?
ANSWER – Dale Mahovsky 344 .
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Prince Albert @ Kootenay Game #62
The Kootenay ICE will host the Prince Albert Raiders tonight in their 3rd meeting of the season.
ICE lead the season series 2-0 with wins of 6-1 and 5-0.
ICE are coming off a 5-4 overtime shootout loss to Red Deer and are tied with Medicine Hat for 3rd in the Conference.
Raiders have won 3 of the last 4 and are 8th in the Conference.
The ICE magic # to clinch home ice advantage for the 1st round of the plays is 15 points. (combination of earning points and Moose Jaw not earning points)
Joey Leach has missed the last 16 games and could play this weekend.
December 8/10 Max Reinhart tied a Franchise Record with 4 goals in Prince Albert.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 31 Max Reinhart
Assists - 40 Brayden McNabb, Kevin King
Points - 69 Max Reinhart, Kevin King
PM - 104 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 58 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +30 Max Reinhart
GAA - 2.80 Nathan Lieuwen (5th in WHL)
Raiders
Goals - 38 Jonathan Parker
Assists - 36 Mark McNeill, Justin Maylan
Points - 73 Jonathan Parker
PM - 162 Tyler Yaworski
Defenseman - 18 Antoine Corbin
Rookie - 27 Todd Fiddler
+/- - +10 Charles Wells
GAA - 3.51 Eric Williams
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 5-1-6
Brayden McNabb 1-3-4
Jesse Ismond 0-4-4
Kevin King 2-1-3
Brett Teskey 2-0-0 0.50 .980% 1 SO
Raiders
Johnathan Parker 1-0-1
Jamie Tucker 0-2-0 5.50 ,880%
Streaks
Kevin King - 14 games 8-14-22
Max Reinhart - 8 games 5-8-13
Hayden Rintoul - 4 games 1-4-5
Brayden McNabb - goals in 4 of the last 5 games 4-2-6
Matt Fraser - points in 13 of the last 14 games 10-15-25
Cody Eakin - points in 9 of last 10 games 9-10-19
ICE lead the season series 2-0 with wins of 6-1 and 5-0.
ICE are coming off a 5-4 overtime shootout loss to Red Deer and are tied with Medicine Hat for 3rd in the Conference.
Raiders have won 3 of the last 4 and are 8th in the Conference.
The ICE magic # to clinch home ice advantage for the 1st round of the plays is 15 points. (combination of earning points and Moose Jaw not earning points)
Joey Leach has missed the last 16 games and could play this weekend.
December 8/10 Max Reinhart tied a Franchise Record with 4 goals in Prince Albert.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 31 Max Reinhart
Assists - 40 Brayden McNabb, Kevin King
Points - 69 Max Reinhart, Kevin King
PM - 104 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 58 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +30 Max Reinhart
GAA - 2.80 Nathan Lieuwen (5th in WHL)
Raiders
Goals - 38 Jonathan Parker
Assists - 36 Mark McNeill, Justin Maylan
Points - 73 Jonathan Parker
PM - 162 Tyler Yaworski
Defenseman - 18 Antoine Corbin
Rookie - 27 Todd Fiddler
+/- - +10 Charles Wells
GAA - 3.51 Eric Williams
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 5-1-6
Brayden McNabb 1-3-4
Jesse Ismond 0-4-4
Kevin King 2-1-3
Brett Teskey 2-0-0 0.50 .980% 1 SO
Raiders
Johnathan Parker 1-0-1
Jamie Tucker 0-2-0 5.50 ,880%
Streaks
Kevin King - 14 games 8-14-22
Max Reinhart - 8 games 5-8-13
Hayden Rintoul - 4 games 1-4-5
Brayden McNabb - goals in 4 of the last 5 games 4-2-6
Matt Fraser - points in 13 of the last 14 games 10-15-25
Cody Eakin - points in 9 of last 10 games 9-10-19
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Former ICE Players in NHL News
Montreal acquires Nigel Dawes and Brent Sopel
from Atlanta for Ben Maxwell and 4th round pick.
Ottawa claims Marek Svatos on waivers.
from Atlanta for Ben Maxwell and 4th round pick.
Ottawa claims Marek Svatos on waivers.
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 11
Home 5 – Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 6 – Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 11
Home 7 – Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 9
Home 5 - Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 4 – Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 11
Home 5 –Saskatoon, Regina (2), Prince Albert, Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 12
Home 7 – Prince Albert, Brandon, Kootenay, Edmonton, Moose Jaw (2), Regina,
Away 5 – Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Brandon (2), Regina,
Home 5 – Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 6 – Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 11
Home 7 – Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 9
Home 5 - Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 4 – Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 11
Home 5 –Saskatoon, Regina (2), Prince Albert, Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 12
Home 7 – Prince Albert, Brandon, Kootenay, Edmonton, Moose Jaw (2), Regina,
Away 5 – Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Brandon (2), Regina,
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Red Deer 5 Kootenay 4 SO Game #61
Red Deer, Alb – The Red Deer Rebels won the overtime shootout 1-0 in a 5-4 win over the Kootenay ICE in WHL action on Wednesday night.
ICE goals came from Brayden McNabb, Max Reinhart, Joe Antilla and Cody Eakin.
Kevin King had 2 assists.
Rebels won the season series 6-2 including winning all 4 games in Red Deer.
Max Reinhart was stopped on penalty shot in the 2nd period.
Reinhart is 1/2 in penalty shots in his career.
ICE are 0-for-2 in penalty shots this season and both were against Red Deer.
Kevin King extended his point streak to 14 games, Max Reinhart 8 games and Hayden Rintoul 4 games.
ICE remain tied with Medicine Hat for 3rd place in the Conference and will host Prince Albert on Friday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (1st game shoulder 4-6 weeks), Brock Montgomery (2nd game pelvis/hip 2 weeks), Joey Leach (16th game ankle day-to-day).
Leach has skated the last couple of days and if there is no swelling there is a chance he will return this weekend.
Because of injuries to the ICE top 5 defensemen this year they have missed a total of 76 man-games to injury. (Hayden Rintoul 21, Brayden McNabb 12, James Martin 17, Luke Paulsen 10, Joey Leach 16).
Game Summary
Red Deer 47-12-0-2 Kootenay 39-18-1-3
Kootenay 2 1 1 0 - 4
Red Deer 2 1 1 0 - 5
1st Period-1, Red Deer, Pufahl 1 (Siwak, Kambeitz), 8:28. 2, Kootenay, McNabb 18 (King), 13:55. 3, Kootenay, Reinhart 31 (Rintoul, Lieuwen), 16:36 (PP). 4, Red Deer, Froese 35 (Petrovic, Nugent-Hopkins), 19:45 (PP). Penalties-Deagle R.d (tripping), 15:18; Fraser Ktn (hooking), 19:10.
2nd Period-5, Red Deer, Kambeitz 15 (Mayor), 2:15. 6, Kootenay, Antilla 18 (King, Boomer), 19:37. Penalties-No Penalties
3rd Period-7, Kootenay, Eakin 29 (Fraser), 4:59. 8, Red Deer, Froese 36 (Ferguson, Deagle), 6:31. Penalties-Mayor R.d (tripping), 8:03.
OT Period- No Scoring.Penalties-No Penalties
Shootout - Kootenay 0 (Fraser NG, Eakin NG, Reinhart NG), Red Deer 1 (Nugent-Hopkins NG, Siwak G).
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 10-17-5-2-0-34. Red Deer 8-6-10-2-1-27.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 1 / 2; Red Deer 1 / 1.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 28-13-1-2 (26 shots-22 saves). Red Deer, Kuemper 39-10-2-2 (34 shots-30 saves).
A-4,346
Referees-Trevor Hanson, Steve Papp (36).
Linesmen-Shayne Davis (93), Cory Lundquist (128).
ICE goals came from Brayden McNabb, Max Reinhart, Joe Antilla and Cody Eakin.
Kevin King had 2 assists.
Rebels won the season series 6-2 including winning all 4 games in Red Deer.
Max Reinhart was stopped on penalty shot in the 2nd period.
Reinhart is 1/2 in penalty shots in his career.
ICE are 0-for-2 in penalty shots this season and both were against Red Deer.
Kevin King extended his point streak to 14 games, Max Reinhart 8 games and Hayden Rintoul 4 games.
ICE remain tied with Medicine Hat for 3rd place in the Conference and will host Prince Albert on Friday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (1st game shoulder 4-6 weeks), Brock Montgomery (2nd game pelvis/hip 2 weeks), Joey Leach (16th game ankle day-to-day).
Leach has skated the last couple of days and if there is no swelling there is a chance he will return this weekend.
Because of injuries to the ICE top 5 defensemen this year they have missed a total of 76 man-games to injury. (Hayden Rintoul 21, Brayden McNabb 12, James Martin 17, Luke Paulsen 10, Joey Leach 16).
Game Summary
Red Deer 47-12-0-2 Kootenay 39-18-1-3
Kootenay 2 1 1 0 - 4
Red Deer 2 1 1 0 - 5
1st Period-1, Red Deer, Pufahl 1 (Siwak, Kambeitz), 8:28. 2, Kootenay, McNabb 18 (King), 13:55. 3, Kootenay, Reinhart 31 (Rintoul, Lieuwen), 16:36 (PP). 4, Red Deer, Froese 35 (Petrovic, Nugent-Hopkins), 19:45 (PP). Penalties-Deagle R.d (tripping), 15:18; Fraser Ktn (hooking), 19:10.
2nd Period-5, Red Deer, Kambeitz 15 (Mayor), 2:15. 6, Kootenay, Antilla 18 (King, Boomer), 19:37. Penalties-No Penalties
3rd Period-7, Kootenay, Eakin 29 (Fraser), 4:59. 8, Red Deer, Froese 36 (Ferguson, Deagle), 6:31. Penalties-Mayor R.d (tripping), 8:03.
OT Period- No Scoring.Penalties-No Penalties
Shootout - Kootenay 0 (Fraser NG, Eakin NG, Reinhart NG), Red Deer 1 (Nugent-Hopkins NG, Siwak G).
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 10-17-5-2-0-34. Red Deer 8-6-10-2-1-27.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 1 / 2; Red Deer 1 / 1.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 28-13-1-2 (26 shots-22 saves). Red Deer, Kuemper 39-10-2-2 (34 shots-30 saves).
A-4,346
Referees-Trevor Hanson, Steve Papp (36).
Linesmen-Shayne Davis (93), Cory Lundquist (128).
ICE Trivia Game #61
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
Brayden McNabb is on his way to having over 400 career penalty minutes. Who has the Franchise Record?
For the answer visit thedrivefm.ca and click on the link to Hollick’s Blog.
ANSWER – Graham Belak 817pm.
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Today’s Trivia question.
Brayden McNabb is on his way to having over 400 career penalty minutes. Who has the Franchise Record?
For the answer visit thedrivefm.ca and click on the link to Hollick’s Blog.
ANSWER – Graham Belak 817pm.
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Kootenay @ Red Deer Game #61
The Kootenay ICE are in Red Deer tonight for the 8th and final meeting of the season.
Rebels have won the last 3 meetings and lead the season series 5-2.
Rebels have outscored the ICE 29-19.
ICE have won 9 of their last 11 and beat Kelowna 4-2 last night.
The Rebels last 4 games have gone to overtime and they are 2-0-2.
Rebels are 2nd in the Conference and the ICE are tied for 3rd, 8 points behind with 2 games in hand.
Luke Paulsen could be out at least a month with a shoulder injury suffered last night.
Brock Montgomery and Joey Leach are also unavailable which will leave the ICE one player short of a complete line-up.
With a chance to skate today and tomorrow Leach could return on the weekend.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
The game will be televised on SportsNet.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 30 Max Reinhart
Assists - 40 Brayden McNabb
Points - 68 Max Reinhart
PM - 102 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 57 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +29 Max Reinhart
GAA - 2.78 Nathan Lieuwen (4th in WHL)
Rebels
Goals - 34 Byron Froese
Assists - 66 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (1st in WHL)
Points - 86 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (tied for 3rd in WHL)
PM - 127 Alexander Petrovic
Defenseman - 48 Alexander Petrovic
Rookie - 24 Matthew Dumba
+/- - +31 John Persson
GAA - 1.87 Darcy Kuemper (1st in WHL)
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 1-7-8
Matt Fraser 4-3-7
James Martin 3-1-4
Drew Czerwonka 2-2-4
Kevin King 2-2-4
Nathan Lieuwen 2-4-0 3.84 .865%
Rebels
Brett Ferguson 5-5-10
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 3-7-10
Andrej Kudrna 3-5-8
John Persson 4-3-7
Alexander Petrovic 1-6-7
Darcy Kuemper 5-2-0 2.43 .915% 1 SO
Streaks
Kevin King - 13 games 8-12-20
Max Reinhart - 7 games 4-8-12
Hayden Rintoul - 3 games 1-3-4
Jesse Ismond - 3 games 2-2-4
Rebels have won the last 3 meetings and lead the season series 5-2.
Rebels have outscored the ICE 29-19.
ICE have won 9 of their last 11 and beat Kelowna 4-2 last night.
The Rebels last 4 games have gone to overtime and they are 2-0-2.
Rebels are 2nd in the Conference and the ICE are tied for 3rd, 8 points behind with 2 games in hand.
Luke Paulsen could be out at least a month with a shoulder injury suffered last night.
Brock Montgomery and Joey Leach are also unavailable which will leave the ICE one player short of a complete line-up.
With a chance to skate today and tomorrow Leach could return on the weekend.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
The game will be televised on SportsNet.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 30 Max Reinhart
Assists - 40 Brayden McNabb
Points - 68 Max Reinhart
PM - 102 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 57 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +29 Max Reinhart
GAA - 2.78 Nathan Lieuwen (4th in WHL)
Rebels
Goals - 34 Byron Froese
Assists - 66 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (1st in WHL)
Points - 86 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (tied for 3rd in WHL)
PM - 127 Alexander Petrovic
Defenseman - 48 Alexander Petrovic
Rookie - 24 Matthew Dumba
+/- - +31 John Persson
GAA - 1.87 Darcy Kuemper (1st in WHL)
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 1-7-8
Matt Fraser 4-3-7
James Martin 3-1-4
Drew Czerwonka 2-2-4
Kevin King 2-2-4
Nathan Lieuwen 2-4-0 3.84 .865%
Rebels
Brett Ferguson 5-5-10
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 3-7-10
Andrej Kudrna 3-5-8
John Persson 4-3-7
Alexander Petrovic 1-6-7
Darcy Kuemper 5-2-0 2.43 .915% 1 SO
Streaks
Kevin King - 13 games 8-12-20
Max Reinhart - 7 games 4-8-12
Hayden Rintoul - 3 games 1-3-4
Jesse Ismond - 3 games 2-2-4
ICE Prospects Update
Wyatt Hoflin
15 year old goalie
Alberta AAA Midget St. Albert 9-4-0 2.99 .882% 1 SO
Kevin Jacyna
17 year old goalie
KIJHL Kimberley 8 GP 3-7-0 6.83 .826% Playoffs 1 GP 0-1 12.00 .786%
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary 2-2-0 2.54 .881%
Mackenzie Skapski
16 year old goalie
PIJHL Ridge Meadows 21 GP 6-11-0 4.56 .891% 1 SO
Kootenay ICE 2 GP 1-1-0-0 2.95 .902%
Matthew Benning
16 year old defenseman
AJHL Spruce Grove 43 GP 0-7-7 65pm
Cole DePape
15 year old defenseman
Manitoba AAA Midget Winnipeg 24 GP 3-4-7 38pm
Nate Engert
18 year old defenseman
AJHL St. Albert 17 GP 0-2-2 30pm
QMJHL Cape Breton 18 GP 0-0-0 9pm
Tanner Faith
15 year old defenseman
Sask AAA Midget Notre Dame 29 GP 4-5-9 32pm
Kootenay ICE 4 GP 0-0-0 2pm
Jeff Hubic
16 year old defenseman
Sask AAA Midget Tisdale 41 GP 1-5-6 70pm
Kootenay ICE 3 GP 0-0-0 0pm
Kyle Krabben
15 year old defenseman
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary 30 GP 5-12-17 32pm
Dylan Schellenberg
17 year old defenseman
AJHL Drumheller 31 GP 2-3-5 134pm
Mike Simpson
16 year old defenseman
PIJHL Delta/Port Moody 37 GP 3-7-10 81pm
Kootenay ICE 4 GP 0-0-0 4pm
Spencer Wand
15 year old defenseman
Sask AAA Midget Tisdale 27 GP 2-11-13 56pm
Michael King
17 year old defenseman
Committed to Colorado College
BCHL Westside 48 GP 5-18-23 22pm
Levi Cable
16 year old forward
Sask AAA Midget Yorkton 40 GP 26-26-52 26pm
Kootenay ICE 4 GP 0-0-0 2pm
Jaedon Descheneau
15 year old forward
Alberta AAA Midget Leduc 31 GP 15-20-35 40pm
Jakson Elynuik
15 year old forward
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary 27 GP 22-14-36 40pm
Jared Iron
16 year old forward
Sask AAA Midget Beardy's 41 GP 28-20-48 18pm
Kurt Johnas
16 year old forward
Manitoba AAA Midget Winnipeg 25 GP 17-21-38 40pm
Sam Johnson
16 year old forward
Alberta AAA Midget UFA 34 GP 23-16-39 14pm
Jonathan Martin
15 year old forward
Manitoba AAA Midget Winnipeg 28 GP 23-13-36 76pm
Doug Morris
15 year old forward
Alberta AAA Midget Leduc 28 GP 16-16-32 54pm
Luke Philp
15 year old forward
Alberta AAA Midget UFA 33 GP 20-33-53 16pm
Sam Reinhart
15 year old forward
BC AAA Midget Vancouver 32 GP 34-39-73 6pm
Kootenay ICE 4 GP 2-0-2 0pm
Ian Williams
15 year old forward
Sask AAA Midget Notre Dame 42 GP 15-6-21 65pm
Jesse Wood-Schatz
15 year old forward
Alberta AAA Midget Sherwood Park 32 GP 26-34-60 62pm
Clayton Jardine
19 year old forward
Committed to Merrimack College
AJHL Camrose 54 GP 18-24-42 72pm
Stefan Nicholishen
17 year old forward
Committed to Nebraska-Omaha
BCHL Penticton/Westside 40 GP 5-4-9 18pm
Brendan O'Donnell
18 year old forward
2010 NHL Draft 6th round Tampa Bay
Committed to NCAA North Dakota
BCHL Penticton 58 GP 29-43-72 28pm
Riley Simpson
17 year old forward
Committed to NCAA Ohio State
AJHL Brooks 59 GP 35-41-76 70pm
Colton St. Clair
18 year old forward
Committed to North Dakota
USHL Fargo 35 GP 11-13-24 25pm
15 year old goalie
Alberta AAA Midget St. Albert 9-4-0 2.99 .882% 1 SO
Kevin Jacyna
17 year old goalie
KIJHL Kimberley 8 GP 3-7-0 6.83 .826% Playoffs 1 GP 0-1 12.00 .786%
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary 2-2-0 2.54 .881%
Mackenzie Skapski
16 year old goalie
PIJHL Ridge Meadows 21 GP 6-11-0 4.56 .891% 1 SO
Kootenay ICE 2 GP 1-1-0-0 2.95 .902%
Matthew Benning
16 year old defenseman
AJHL Spruce Grove 43 GP 0-7-7 65pm
Cole DePape
15 year old defenseman
Manitoba AAA Midget Winnipeg 24 GP 3-4-7 38pm
Nate Engert
18 year old defenseman
AJHL St. Albert 17 GP 0-2-2 30pm
QMJHL Cape Breton 18 GP 0-0-0 9pm
Tanner Faith
15 year old defenseman
Sask AAA Midget Notre Dame 29 GP 4-5-9 32pm
Kootenay ICE 4 GP 0-0-0 2pm
Jeff Hubic
16 year old defenseman
Sask AAA Midget Tisdale 41 GP 1-5-6 70pm
Kootenay ICE 3 GP 0-0-0 0pm
Kyle Krabben
15 year old defenseman
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary 30 GP 5-12-17 32pm
Dylan Schellenberg
17 year old defenseman
AJHL Drumheller 31 GP 2-3-5 134pm
Mike Simpson
16 year old defenseman
PIJHL Delta/Port Moody 37 GP 3-7-10 81pm
Kootenay ICE 4 GP 0-0-0 4pm
Spencer Wand
15 year old defenseman
Sask AAA Midget Tisdale 27 GP 2-11-13 56pm
Michael King
17 year old defenseman
Committed to Colorado College
BCHL Westside 48 GP 5-18-23 22pm
Levi Cable
16 year old forward
Sask AAA Midget Yorkton 40 GP 26-26-52 26pm
Kootenay ICE 4 GP 0-0-0 2pm
Jaedon Descheneau
15 year old forward
Alberta AAA Midget Leduc 31 GP 15-20-35 40pm
Jakson Elynuik
15 year old forward
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary 27 GP 22-14-36 40pm
Jared Iron
16 year old forward
Sask AAA Midget Beardy's 41 GP 28-20-48 18pm
Kurt Johnas
16 year old forward
Manitoba AAA Midget Winnipeg 25 GP 17-21-38 40pm
Sam Johnson
16 year old forward
Alberta AAA Midget UFA 34 GP 23-16-39 14pm
Jonathan Martin
15 year old forward
Manitoba AAA Midget Winnipeg 28 GP 23-13-36 76pm
Doug Morris
15 year old forward
Alberta AAA Midget Leduc 28 GP 16-16-32 54pm
Luke Philp
15 year old forward
Alberta AAA Midget UFA 33 GP 20-33-53 16pm
Sam Reinhart
15 year old forward
BC AAA Midget Vancouver 32 GP 34-39-73 6pm
Kootenay ICE 4 GP 2-0-2 0pm
Ian Williams
15 year old forward
Sask AAA Midget Notre Dame 42 GP 15-6-21 65pm
Jesse Wood-Schatz
15 year old forward
Alberta AAA Midget Sherwood Park 32 GP 26-34-60 62pm
Clayton Jardine
19 year old forward
Committed to Merrimack College
AJHL Camrose 54 GP 18-24-42 72pm
Stefan Nicholishen
17 year old forward
Committed to Nebraska-Omaha
BCHL Penticton/Westside 40 GP 5-4-9 18pm
Brendan O'Donnell
18 year old forward
2010 NHL Draft 6th round Tampa Bay
Committed to NCAA North Dakota
BCHL Penticton 58 GP 29-43-72 28pm
Riley Simpson
17 year old forward
Committed to NCAA Ohio State
AJHL Brooks 59 GP 35-41-76 70pm
Colton St. Clair
18 year old forward
Committed to North Dakota
USHL Fargo 35 GP 11-13-24 25pm
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 12
Home 5 – Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 12
Home 8 – Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 10
Home 6 - Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 4 – Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 12
Home 6 –Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Prince Albert, Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 13
Home 8 – Prince Albert, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Moose Jaw (2), Regina,
Away 5 – Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Brandon (2), Regina,
Home 5 – Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 12
Home 8 – Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 10
Home 6 - Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 4 – Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 12
Home 6 –Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Prince Albert, Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 13
Home 8 – Prince Albert, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Moose Jaw (2), Regina,
Away 5 – Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Brandon (2), Regina,
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Kootenay 4 Kelonwa 2 Game #60
Cranbrook, BC – Kootenay ICE defenseman James Martin scored the winner on a 3rd period powerplay in a 4-2 win over the Kelowna Rockets in WHL action on Tuesday night.
The 1st period was scoreless and the last time the ICE were involved in a 0-0 tie after 1 period was January 12th in Edmonton.
Early in the 2nd period the ICE opened the scoring as Hayden Rintoul put the puck towards the net and it hit Kelowna players’ leg and deflected into the net.
Midway through the period Luke Paulsen was run into the boards and left the game with an injured shoulder and did not return.
Late in the period the ICE scored on a powerplay as Brayden McNabb slap shot from the point beat the goalie high on the glove side.
Early in the 3rd period the Rockets points shot was stopped by the goalie and players crashed the crease and Geordie Wudrick got his team leading 33rd.
Then few minutes later the Rockets tied the game on the powerplay as defenseman Kevin Smith was near the crease and banged in a rebound.
ICE regained the lead on the powerplay as Jesse Ismond fed James Martin at the back door and scored with a wrist shot over the sprawling goalie.
ICE took a 4-2 lead as Cody Eakin used his speed to cut around the Rockets defense and was stopped in close and Matt Fraser was there to lift in the rebound.
The ICE set a season high with 24 shots on goal in the 3rd period and surpassed 50 shots on goal in a game for the 2nd time this season.
The last time Kelowna was in Cranbrook was October 5/08.
The players who played in that game and tonights’ game were …
ICE (8) – Hayden Rintoul, Brayden McNabb, Steele Boomer, Kevin King, Drew Czerwonka, Max Reinhart, Joe Antilla, Nathan Lieuwen.
Rockets (4) – Tyson Barrie, Evan Bloodoff, Spencer Main, Mitchell Callahan.
Kelowna coach Ryan Huska and Kootenay Assistant Coach Todd Johnson were roommates with the Memorial Cup Champion Kamloops Blazers in 1992.
ICE Head Coach Kris Knoblauch is taking a similar coaching career path to Ryan Huska. 4 years ago Huska was an Assistant Coach to the Rockets and when they were looking for a new Head Coach there was some debate to Huska having no coaching experience but he still got the job. This summer Knoblauch contacted Huska on advice from going from an Assistant to Head Coach with the same team.
Since the last time the ICE played the Rockets in Cranbrook, the ICE have played against the Red Deer Rebels 22 times.
ICE will visit Red Deer on Wednesday.
ICE Scratches – Joey Leach (15th game ankle day-to-day), Brock Montgomery (1st game pelvis 2 weeks).
Leach skated on Tuesday for the 1st time in over a month and everything went great. His return to the line-up is not too far away.
Game Summary
Kelowna 33-25-0-1 Kootenay 39-18-1-2
1st Period
No Scoring.
Penalties - Main Kel (slashing) 7:43, Antilla Ktn (cross checking) 11:07.
2nd Period
1. Kootenay, Rintoul 3 (Reinhart, Czerwonka) :58
2. Kootenay, McNabb 17 (King, Fraser) 19:31 pp
Penalties – Sissons Kel (goalie interference) 13:22, Goren Kel (interference) 18:09.
3rd Period
3. Kelowna, Wudrick 33 (Smith, Barrie) 1:04
4. Kelowna, Smith 5 (Wudrick, Sissons) 3:41 pp
5. Kootenay, Martin 10 (Ismond, Reinhart) 8:45 pp
6. Kootenay, Fraser 28 (Eakin, King) 12:09
Penalties – Boomer Ktn (cross checking) 1:43, Chickie Kel (tripping) 7:07, Goren Kel (double roughing) Rossignol Ktn (roughing) Benoit Ktn (roughing) 14:32, McColgan Kel McNabb Ktn (slashing) 15:22, Severson Kel (unsportsmanlike) Antilla Ktn (holdng) 15:34, Eakin Ktn (slashing) 17:41.
Shots on goal by
Kelowna - 6 – 11 - 9 = 26
Kootenay – 14 – 13 – 2 = 51
Goal (shots-saves) – Kelowna: Jordan Cooke (L 6-5-0-0) (51-47) Kootenay: Nathan Lieuwen (W 28-13-1-1) (26-22)
Power plays (goals-chances) - Kelowna: 1/3 Kootenay: 2/4
Referees – Curtis Howe, Chad Williams
Linesmen – Bobby Bedingfiled, Jim Maniago
Attendance – 2,478
The 1st period was scoreless and the last time the ICE were involved in a 0-0 tie after 1 period was January 12th in Edmonton.
Early in the 2nd period the ICE opened the scoring as Hayden Rintoul put the puck towards the net and it hit Kelowna players’ leg and deflected into the net.
Midway through the period Luke Paulsen was run into the boards and left the game with an injured shoulder and did not return.
Late in the period the ICE scored on a powerplay as Brayden McNabb slap shot from the point beat the goalie high on the glove side.
Early in the 3rd period the Rockets points shot was stopped by the goalie and players crashed the crease and Geordie Wudrick got his team leading 33rd.
Then few minutes later the Rockets tied the game on the powerplay as defenseman Kevin Smith was near the crease and banged in a rebound.
ICE regained the lead on the powerplay as Jesse Ismond fed James Martin at the back door and scored with a wrist shot over the sprawling goalie.
ICE took a 4-2 lead as Cody Eakin used his speed to cut around the Rockets defense and was stopped in close and Matt Fraser was there to lift in the rebound.
The ICE set a season high with 24 shots on goal in the 3rd period and surpassed 50 shots on goal in a game for the 2nd time this season.
The last time Kelowna was in Cranbrook was October 5/08.
The players who played in that game and tonights’ game were …
ICE (8) – Hayden Rintoul, Brayden McNabb, Steele Boomer, Kevin King, Drew Czerwonka, Max Reinhart, Joe Antilla, Nathan Lieuwen.
Rockets (4) – Tyson Barrie, Evan Bloodoff, Spencer Main, Mitchell Callahan.
Kelowna coach Ryan Huska and Kootenay Assistant Coach Todd Johnson were roommates with the Memorial Cup Champion Kamloops Blazers in 1992.
ICE Head Coach Kris Knoblauch is taking a similar coaching career path to Ryan Huska. 4 years ago Huska was an Assistant Coach to the Rockets and when they were looking for a new Head Coach there was some debate to Huska having no coaching experience but he still got the job. This summer Knoblauch contacted Huska on advice from going from an Assistant to Head Coach with the same team.
Since the last time the ICE played the Rockets in Cranbrook, the ICE have played against the Red Deer Rebels 22 times.
ICE will visit Red Deer on Wednesday.
ICE Scratches – Joey Leach (15th game ankle day-to-day), Brock Montgomery (1st game pelvis 2 weeks).
Leach skated on Tuesday for the 1st time in over a month and everything went great. His return to the line-up is not too far away.
Game Summary
Kelowna 33-25-0-1 Kootenay 39-18-1-2
1st Period
No Scoring.
Penalties - Main Kel (slashing) 7:43, Antilla Ktn (cross checking) 11:07.
2nd Period
1. Kootenay, Rintoul 3 (Reinhart, Czerwonka) :58
2. Kootenay, McNabb 17 (King, Fraser) 19:31 pp
Penalties – Sissons Kel (goalie interference) 13:22, Goren Kel (interference) 18:09.
3rd Period
3. Kelowna, Wudrick 33 (Smith, Barrie) 1:04
4. Kelowna, Smith 5 (Wudrick, Sissons) 3:41 pp
5. Kootenay, Martin 10 (Ismond, Reinhart) 8:45 pp
6. Kootenay, Fraser 28 (Eakin, King) 12:09
Penalties – Boomer Ktn (cross checking) 1:43, Chickie Kel (tripping) 7:07, Goren Kel (double roughing) Rossignol Ktn (roughing) Benoit Ktn (roughing) 14:32, McColgan Kel McNabb Ktn (slashing) 15:22, Severson Kel (unsportsmanlike) Antilla Ktn (holdng) 15:34, Eakin Ktn (slashing) 17:41.
Shots on goal by
Kelowna - 6 – 11 - 9 = 26
Kootenay – 14 – 13 – 2 = 51
Goal (shots-saves) – Kelowna: Jordan Cooke (L 6-5-0-0) (51-47) Kootenay: Nathan Lieuwen (W 28-13-1-1) (26-22)
Power plays (goals-chances) - Kelowna: 1/3 Kootenay: 2/4
Referees – Curtis Howe, Chad Williams
Linesmen – Bobby Bedingfiled, Jim Maniago
Attendance – 2,478
ICE Trivia Game #60
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
The Rockets are in their 19th year in the WHL and 16th in Kelowna. Where did the team originate from?
ANSWER – Tacoma
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Today’s Trivia question.
The Rockets are in their 19th year in the WHL and 16th in Kelowna. Where did the team originate from?
ANSWER – Tacoma
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Kelowna @ Kootenay Game #60
The Kootenay ICE will host the Kelowna Rockets tonight in their only meeting of the season.
November 28/09 in Kelowna ICE won 4-2
October 5/08 in Cranbrook Rockets won 6-3.
ICE have won 5 of their last 6 games and are 4th in the East Conference.
Rockets have won 3 of the last 4 games and are tied for 1st in the BC Division.
The game will feature former Team Canada teammates Cody Eakin and Tyson Barrie.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 30 Max Reinhart
Assists - 40 Brayden McNabb
Points - 66 Max Reinhart
PM - 102 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 56 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +29 Max Reinhart
GAA - 2.80 Nathan Lieuwen (5th in WHL)
Rockets
Goals - 32 Geordie Wudrick
Assists - 37 Shane McColgan, Tyson Barrie
Points - 56 Shane McColgan
PM - 103 Brett Bulmer
Defenseman - 45 Tyson Barrie
Rookie - 46 Zachery Franko
+/- - +16 Mitchell Chapman
GAA - 2.83 Adam Brown
Streaks
Kevin King - 12 games 8-10-18
Max Reinhart - 6 games 4-6-10
November 28/09 in Kelowna ICE won 4-2
October 5/08 in Cranbrook Rockets won 6-3.
ICE have won 5 of their last 6 games and are 4th in the East Conference.
Rockets have won 3 of the last 4 games and are tied for 1st in the BC Division.
The game will feature former Team Canada teammates Cody Eakin and Tyson Barrie.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 30 Max Reinhart
Assists - 40 Brayden McNabb
Points - 66 Max Reinhart
PM - 102 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 56 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +29 Max Reinhart
GAA - 2.80 Nathan Lieuwen (5th in WHL)
Rockets
Goals - 32 Geordie Wudrick
Assists - 37 Shane McColgan, Tyson Barrie
Points - 56 Shane McColgan
PM - 103 Brett Bulmer
Defenseman - 45 Tyson Barrie
Rookie - 46 Zachery Franko
+/- - +16 Mitchell Chapman
GAA - 2.83 Adam Brown
Streaks
Kevin King - 12 games 8-10-18
Max Reinhart - 6 games 4-6-10
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 13
Home 6 – Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 12
Home 8 – Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 10
Home 6 - Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 4 – Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 12
Home 6 –Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Prince Albert, Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 13
Home 8 – Prince Albert, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Moose Jaw (2), Regina,
Away 5 – Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Brandon (2), Regina,
Home 6 – Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 12
Home 8 – Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 10
Home 6 - Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 4 – Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 12
Home 6 –Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Prince Albert, Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 13
Home 8 – Prince Albert, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Moose Jaw (2), Regina,
Away 5 – Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Brandon (2), Regina,
Monday, February 21, 2011
ICE Record Book Update
Career Games Played
1st 344 Dale Mahovsky, 2nd 325 Colin Sinclair, 3rd 324 Adam Taylor,
4th 322 Kevin King,
246 Brayden McNabb, 245 Matt Fraser, 211 Steele Boomer, 198 Jesse Ismond, 193 Max Reinhart, 175 Hayden Rintoul, 166 Drew Czerwonka,
143 James Martin, 127 Joey Leach, 111 Brendan Hurley, 111 Brock Montgomery, 101 Elgin Pearce, 99 Luke Paulsen,
Career Games Goalie
- 1st 143 Jeff Glass, 2nd 137 Taylor Dakers, 3rd 110 Nathan Lieuwen,
Goals Forward
6th 96 Andrew Bailey, 7th 94 Adam Cracknell, 8th 93 Mike Green, 9th 91 Kevin King,
13th 78 Matt Fraser, 62 Max Reinhart, 48 Steele Boomer, 46 Jesse Ismond,
Goals Defensemen
1st 45 Brayden McNabb, T-6th 17 James Martin, 17 Gerard Dicaire, 8th 16 Hayden Rintoul,
Assists Forward
4th 132 Steve DaSilva, 5th 126 Andrew Bailey, 6th 124 Kevin King,
90 Steele Boomer, 82 Max Reinhart, 82 Matt Fraser, 70 Jesse Ismond, 52 Joe Antilla,
Assists Defenseman
1st 115 Brayden McNabb, 7th 68 Hayden Rintoul,
Points Forward
6th 222 Andrew Bailey, 7th 217 Ryan Russell, T-8th 215 Kevin King, 215 Mike Green,
160 Matt Fraser, 144 Max Reinhart, 138 Steele Boomer, 116 Jesse Ismond,
Points Defenseman
1st 160 Brayden McNabb, 7th 84 Hayden Rintoul,
Penalty Minutes
7th 397 Brayden McNabb, 8th 394 Ian Barteaux, 9th 392 Matt Fraser,
PP Goals
6th 32 Adam Cracknell, 7th 31 Dustin Sylvester, T-8th 30 Kevin King, 30 Marek Svatos, 30 Jason Jaffray,
SH Goals
T-4th 8 Steve DaSilva, 8 Jay Henderson, T-6th 7 Kevin King, 7 Zdenek Blatny, 5 Max Reinhart, 4 Cody Eakin, 3 Joe Antilla, 2 Brayden McNabb, Luke Paulsen, Jagger Dirk,
GW Goals
T-8th 13 Duncan Milroy, 13 Jason Jaffray, T-10th 12 Kevin King, 12 Mike Green, 12 Adam Taylor, 12 Adam Cracknell,
11 Max Reinhart, 10 Matt Fraser, 8 Steele Boomer, 8 Jesse Ismond, 6 Hayden Rintoul, 6 Joe Antilla, 5 Brayden McNabb, 4 Drew Czerwonka, 3 Elgin Pearce, 2 Brock Montgomery, 2 James Martin, Joey Leach, Sam Reinhart, Cody Eakin,
+/-
T-6th +53 Dean Arsene, +53 Zdenek Blatnty, T-8th +50 Joey Leach, +50 Adam Taylor, 10th +45 Ben Maxwell, 11th +43 Max Reinhart,
+35 Steele Boomer, +26 Brayden McNabb, +23 Kevin King, +17 Jagger Dirk, +13 Joe Antilla, +11 Matt Fraser, +11 James Martin, +11 Cody Eakin, +8 Cody Eakin, +8 Jesse Ismond, +6 John Neibrandt, +3 Luke Paulsen,
Wins
4th 57 Kris Lazaruk, 5th 52 Nathan Lieuwen,
1st 344 Dale Mahovsky, 2nd 325 Colin Sinclair, 3rd 324 Adam Taylor,
4th 322 Kevin King,
246 Brayden McNabb, 245 Matt Fraser, 211 Steele Boomer, 198 Jesse Ismond, 193 Max Reinhart, 175 Hayden Rintoul, 166 Drew Czerwonka,
143 James Martin, 127 Joey Leach, 111 Brendan Hurley, 111 Brock Montgomery, 101 Elgin Pearce, 99 Luke Paulsen,
Career Games Goalie
- 1st 143 Jeff Glass, 2nd 137 Taylor Dakers, 3rd 110 Nathan Lieuwen,
Goals Forward
6th 96 Andrew Bailey, 7th 94 Adam Cracknell, 8th 93 Mike Green, 9th 91 Kevin King,
13th 78 Matt Fraser, 62 Max Reinhart, 48 Steele Boomer, 46 Jesse Ismond,
Goals Defensemen
1st 45 Brayden McNabb, T-6th 17 James Martin, 17 Gerard Dicaire, 8th 16 Hayden Rintoul,
Assists Forward
4th 132 Steve DaSilva, 5th 126 Andrew Bailey, 6th 124 Kevin King,
90 Steele Boomer, 82 Max Reinhart, 82 Matt Fraser, 70 Jesse Ismond, 52 Joe Antilla,
Assists Defenseman
1st 115 Brayden McNabb, 7th 68 Hayden Rintoul,
Points Forward
6th 222 Andrew Bailey, 7th 217 Ryan Russell, T-8th 215 Kevin King, 215 Mike Green,
160 Matt Fraser, 144 Max Reinhart, 138 Steele Boomer, 116 Jesse Ismond,
Points Defenseman
1st 160 Brayden McNabb, 7th 84 Hayden Rintoul,
Penalty Minutes
7th 397 Brayden McNabb, 8th 394 Ian Barteaux, 9th 392 Matt Fraser,
PP Goals
6th 32 Adam Cracknell, 7th 31 Dustin Sylvester, T-8th 30 Kevin King, 30 Marek Svatos, 30 Jason Jaffray,
SH Goals
T-4th 8 Steve DaSilva, 8 Jay Henderson, T-6th 7 Kevin King, 7 Zdenek Blatny, 5 Max Reinhart, 4 Cody Eakin, 3 Joe Antilla, 2 Brayden McNabb, Luke Paulsen, Jagger Dirk,
GW Goals
T-8th 13 Duncan Milroy, 13 Jason Jaffray, T-10th 12 Kevin King, 12 Mike Green, 12 Adam Taylor, 12 Adam Cracknell,
11 Max Reinhart, 10 Matt Fraser, 8 Steele Boomer, 8 Jesse Ismond, 6 Hayden Rintoul, 6 Joe Antilla, 5 Brayden McNabb, 4 Drew Czerwonka, 3 Elgin Pearce, 2 Brock Montgomery, 2 James Martin, Joey Leach, Sam Reinhart, Cody Eakin,
+/-
T-6th +53 Dean Arsene, +53 Zdenek Blatnty, T-8th +50 Joey Leach, +50 Adam Taylor, 10th +45 Ben Maxwell, 11th +43 Max Reinhart,
+35 Steele Boomer, +26 Brayden McNabb, +23 Kevin King, +17 Jagger Dirk, +13 Joe Antilla, +11 Matt Fraser, +11 James Martin, +11 Cody Eakin, +8 Cody Eakin, +8 Jesse Ismond, +6 John Neibrandt, +3 Luke Paulsen,
Wins
4th 57 Kris Lazaruk, 5th 52 Nathan Lieuwen,
From The ICE Office
ICE CHIPS: The KOOTENAY ICE enter this week’s action with a 38-18-1-2 record (21-7-1-1 at home, 17-11-0-1 on the road, 1-1 in overtime, 3-2 in shootouts) and in fourth place in the EASTERN CONFERENCE and seventh in the WHL…The ICE will finish the 2010-2011 regular season with an above .500 record for the 12th consecutive season, which is the longest active streak in the WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE…KOOTENAY has clinched a playoff spot for the 13th consecutive season and has tied CALGARY for the longest active streak in the WHL…The ICE have 13 games remaining in the regular season (six at home, seven on the road).
PLAYOFF PACKAGES AVAILABLE: 2011 playoff packages are now available until Friday, February 25th at the KOOTENAY ICE Office…Eight game ticket packages are $136.00 for Adults, $112.00 for Seniors, $96.00 for Students, and $64.00 for Youth…For more information on playoff packages, phone 250-417-0322.
SAVE ON FOODS: The 2010-2011 SAVE ON FOODS VOUCHERS are still available…Customers can purchase the ticket vouchers at the CRANBROOK SAVE ON FOODS location for all remaining KOOTENAY ICE regular season home games…Cardholders can pick them up for $18.00 including HST or for free with the redemption of 8,000 SAVE ON MORE points…Non-Cardholders can get their vouchers for $20.00 including HST.
DINNER AND A GAME: The KOOTENAY ICE along with COYOTE JACK’S GRILL have announced that fans can now purchase a restaurant seat and a meal for $25.00 for any remaining regular season home game…The meal will be off of a special COYOTE JACK’S GRILL menu that includes burgers, sandwiches, nachos and more…Limited seating is available and tickets can be purchased at the KOOTENAY ICE OFFICE.
BDO DUNWOODY NIGHT: On February 25th when KOOTENAY hosts PRINCE ALBERT it will be BDO DUNWOODY NIGHT…Fans at the game will be the chance to take part in a frisbee toss with the funds raised going to the CRANBROOK AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION.
DID YOU KNOW: KOOTENAY, who lead the League in shorthanded goals with 17, set a franchise record for the most shorthanded goals scored in one season on February 19 against SASKATOON (previous record of 16 set in 2000-2001 and 2002-2003)…The ICE are 27-2-0-0 when leading after the second period, 3-13-0-0 when losing and 8-3-1-2 when tied…KEVIN KING is tied for third in the League in shorthanded goals with five…CODY EAKIN is tied for fifth in the WHL in shorthanded goals with four (all four with the ICE in just 13 games)…ELGIN PEARCE played in his 100th WHL career game on February 18th against MEDICINE HAT…LUKE PAULSEN needs to play in one more game to reach 100 in his WHL career..JESSE ISMOND needs to play in two more games to reach 200 in his WHL career…BRAYDEN MCNABB needs to play in four more games to reach 250 in his WHL career game.
SCORING STREAKS: KEVIN KING (9-9-18) has recorded at least a point in his last 12 games…MAX REINHART (4-6-10) has recorded at least a point in his last six games.
INJURIES: JOEY LEACH (ankle) and BROCK MONTGOMERY (pelvis) will both be out of the ICE line up day to day with their injuries.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 59 games of the 2009-2010 season the ICE were 37-17-3-2, after 60 games 37-18-3-2 and after 61 games 37-19-3-2.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday February 22 ICE vs. Kelowna 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Wednesday February 23 ICE @ Red Deer 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Thursday February 24 Practice 3:45 – 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Friday February 25 ICE vs. Prince Albert 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Saturday February 26 ICE vs. Kamloops 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Friday, February 18 – Kootenay 4 vs. Medicine Hat 1 – Record 38-17-1-2 – Attendance: 2,593
Goals:
1 – McNabb (16) from Ismond and Paulsen
2 – King (28) from Eakin and Fraser
3 – Antilla (17) from Rintoul and McNabb
4 – Reinhart (30) from Fraser and Paulsen
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (27 Saves, 1 GA)
Saturday, February 19 – Kootenay 3 vs. Saskatoon 5 – Record 38-18-1-2 – Attendance: 3,083
Goals:
1 – Ismond (14) from Reinhart and Rintoul
2 – King (29)
3 – Ismond (15) from Rintoul
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (33 Saves, 5 GA)
PLAYOFF PACKAGES AVAILABLE: 2011 playoff packages are now available until Friday, February 25th at the KOOTENAY ICE Office…Eight game ticket packages are $136.00 for Adults, $112.00 for Seniors, $96.00 for Students, and $64.00 for Youth…For more information on playoff packages, phone 250-417-0322.
SAVE ON FOODS: The 2010-2011 SAVE ON FOODS VOUCHERS are still available…Customers can purchase the ticket vouchers at the CRANBROOK SAVE ON FOODS location for all remaining KOOTENAY ICE regular season home games…Cardholders can pick them up for $18.00 including HST or for free with the redemption of 8,000 SAVE ON MORE points…Non-Cardholders can get their vouchers for $20.00 including HST.
DINNER AND A GAME: The KOOTENAY ICE along with COYOTE JACK’S GRILL have announced that fans can now purchase a restaurant seat and a meal for $25.00 for any remaining regular season home game…The meal will be off of a special COYOTE JACK’S GRILL menu that includes burgers, sandwiches, nachos and more…Limited seating is available and tickets can be purchased at the KOOTENAY ICE OFFICE.
BDO DUNWOODY NIGHT: On February 25th when KOOTENAY hosts PRINCE ALBERT it will be BDO DUNWOODY NIGHT…Fans at the game will be the chance to take part in a frisbee toss with the funds raised going to the CRANBROOK AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION.
DID YOU KNOW: KOOTENAY, who lead the League in shorthanded goals with 17, set a franchise record for the most shorthanded goals scored in one season on February 19 against SASKATOON (previous record of 16 set in 2000-2001 and 2002-2003)…The ICE are 27-2-0-0 when leading after the second period, 3-13-0-0 when losing and 8-3-1-2 when tied…KEVIN KING is tied for third in the League in shorthanded goals with five…CODY EAKIN is tied for fifth in the WHL in shorthanded goals with four (all four with the ICE in just 13 games)…ELGIN PEARCE played in his 100th WHL career game on February 18th against MEDICINE HAT…LUKE PAULSEN needs to play in one more game to reach 100 in his WHL career..JESSE ISMOND needs to play in two more games to reach 200 in his WHL career…BRAYDEN MCNABB needs to play in four more games to reach 250 in his WHL career game.
SCORING STREAKS: KEVIN KING (9-9-18) has recorded at least a point in his last 12 games…MAX REINHART (4-6-10) has recorded at least a point in his last six games.
INJURIES: JOEY LEACH (ankle) and BROCK MONTGOMERY (pelvis) will both be out of the ICE line up day to day with their injuries.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 59 games of the 2009-2010 season the ICE were 37-17-3-2, after 60 games 37-18-3-2 and after 61 games 37-19-3-2.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday February 22 ICE vs. Kelowna 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Wednesday February 23 ICE @ Red Deer 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Thursday February 24 Practice 3:45 – 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Friday February 25 ICE vs. Prince Albert 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Saturday February 26 ICE vs. Kamloops 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Friday, February 18 – Kootenay 4 vs. Medicine Hat 1 – Record 38-17-1-2 – Attendance: 2,593
Goals:
1 – McNabb (16) from Ismond and Paulsen
2 – King (28) from Eakin and Fraser
3 – Antilla (17) from Rintoul and McNabb
4 – Reinhart (30) from Fraser and Paulsen
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (27 Saves, 1 GA)
Saturday, February 19 – Kootenay 3 vs. Saskatoon 5 – Record 38-18-1-2 – Attendance: 3,083
Goals:
1 – Ismond (14) from Reinhart and Rintoul
2 – King (29)
3 – Ismond (15) from Rintoul
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (33 Saves, 5 GA)
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 13
Home 6 – Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 13
Home 8 – Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 11
Home 6 - Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 5 – Lethbridge, Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 12
Home 6 –Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Prince Albert, Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 13
Home 8 – Prince Albert, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Moose Jaw (2), Regina,
Away 5 – Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Brandon (2), Regina,
Home 6 – Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 13
Home 8 – Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 11
Home 6 - Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 5 – Lethbridge, Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 12
Home 6 –Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Prince Albert, Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 13
Home 8 – Prince Albert, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Moose Jaw (2), Regina,
Away 5 – Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Brandon (2), Regina,
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 13
Home 6 – Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 13
Home 9 – Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 11
Home 6 - Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 5 – Lethbridge, Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 12
Home 6 –Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Prince Albert, Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 14
Home 8 – Prince Albert, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Moose Jaw (2), Regina,
Away 6 – Medicine Hat, Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Brandon (2), Regina,
Home 6 – Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 13
Home 9 – Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 11
Home 6 - Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 5 – Lethbridge, Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 12
Home 6 –Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Prince Albert, Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 14
Home 8 – Prince Albert, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Moose Jaw (2), Regina,
Away 6 – Medicine Hat, Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Brandon (2), Regina,
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Saskatoon 5 Kootenay 3 Game #59
Cranbrook, BC – The Saskatoon Blades scored 3 powerplay goals in a 5-3 win over the Kootenay ICE in WHL action on Saturday night.
ICE opened the scoring on the powerplay as Max Reinhart’s shot was stopped and the rebound found Jesse Ismond near the crease and he lifted it into the net.
Blades scored 2 powerplay goals in 2:13 to take a 2-1 lead.
On a scramble near the net Chris Collins found the puck and backhanded it over the fallen goalie.
Brayden Schenn was wide open in the middle slot and scored with a wrist shot high on the glove side.
The Blades added a powerplay goal in the 2nd period as Brayden Schenn came down the left wing and fired a wrist shot high on the glove side.
In the 3rd period the ICE scored a shorthanded goal as Kevin King started a breakaway at his blue line and scored with a wrist shot high on the glove side.
King has 5 shorthanded goals and extended his point streak to 12 games. (9-9-18)
ICE have set a Franchise Record with 17 shorthanded goals in a season.
ICE have scored shorthanded goals in 6 straight games and have 8 in the last 8 games.
ICE tied the game 3-3 as Hayden Rintoul skated with the puck deep in the zone and fed a cross ice pass to Jesse Ismond who scored on a one timer.
Blades regained the lead as Marek Viedensky came down the left wing and scored with a wrist shot high on the glove side.
Blades added an empty netter from Jake Trask.
ICE forward Brock Montgomery left the game in the 1st period and didn't return.
ICE defenseman Luke Paulsen did not play in the 3rd period.
Max Reinhart extended his point streak to 6 games (4-6-10)
ICE will host Kelowna on Tuesday.
ICE Scratches – Joey Leach (14th game ankle day-to-day), Adam Rossignol.
Leach will be allowed to start skating on Wednesday.
Game Summary
Saskatoon 45-11-0-2 Kootenay 38-18-1-1
1st Period
1. Kootenay, Ismond 14 (Reinhart, Rintoul) 10:44 pp
2. Saskatoon, Collins 18 (Deitz, Viedensky) 14:03 pp
3. Saskatoon, Schenn 13 (Cox) 16:16 pp
Penalties – Boomer Ktn (tripping) 2:03, Viedensky Sask (interference) 3:23, A. Elliott Sask Hurley Ktn (fighting) 5:46, Zahn Sask (cross checking) 9:11, Fraser Ktn (cross checking) 12:05, Ismond Ktn (roughing) 14:31, Viedensky Sask (hooking) 17:22.
2nd Period
4. Saskatoon, Schenn 14 (2) (S. Elliott, Stanford) 15:23 pp
Penalties – Czerwonka Ktn (goalie interference) 12:03, King Ktn (tripping) 15:06, Sutter Sask (fighting) Siemens Sask (fighting, misconduct) Czerwonka Ktn (fighting) Fraser Ktn (fighting, misconduct) 17:47.
3rd Period
5. Kootenay, King 29 3:53 sh
6. Kootenay, Ismond 15 (2) (Rintoul) 12:15
7. Saskatoon, Viedensky 27 17:53
8. Saskatoon, Trask 25 (Schenn) 19:18 en
Penalties – Antilla Ktn (tripping) 3:41, Dzuirzysnki Sask Hurley Ktn (roughing) 6:46, King Ktn (tripping) 13:19.
Shots on goal by
Saskatoon – 12 – 11 – 15 = 38
Kootenay - 9 - 9 - 7 = 25
Goal (shots-saves) – Saskatoon: Steven Stanford (W 34-3-0-0) (25-22) Kootenay: Nathan Lieuwen (L 27-13-1-1) (37-33)
Power plays (goals-chances) - Saskatoon: 3/7 Kootenay: 1/3
Referees – Matt Kirk, Colby Smith
Linesmen – Jeff Jobson, Michael Roberts
Attendance – 3,083
ICE opened the scoring on the powerplay as Max Reinhart’s shot was stopped and the rebound found Jesse Ismond near the crease and he lifted it into the net.
Blades scored 2 powerplay goals in 2:13 to take a 2-1 lead.
On a scramble near the net Chris Collins found the puck and backhanded it over the fallen goalie.
Brayden Schenn was wide open in the middle slot and scored with a wrist shot high on the glove side.
The Blades added a powerplay goal in the 2nd period as Brayden Schenn came down the left wing and fired a wrist shot high on the glove side.
In the 3rd period the ICE scored a shorthanded goal as Kevin King started a breakaway at his blue line and scored with a wrist shot high on the glove side.
King has 5 shorthanded goals and extended his point streak to 12 games. (9-9-18)
ICE have set a Franchise Record with 17 shorthanded goals in a season.
ICE have scored shorthanded goals in 6 straight games and have 8 in the last 8 games.
ICE tied the game 3-3 as Hayden Rintoul skated with the puck deep in the zone and fed a cross ice pass to Jesse Ismond who scored on a one timer.
Blades regained the lead as Marek Viedensky came down the left wing and scored with a wrist shot high on the glove side.
Blades added an empty netter from Jake Trask.
ICE forward Brock Montgomery left the game in the 1st period and didn't return.
ICE defenseman Luke Paulsen did not play in the 3rd period.
Max Reinhart extended his point streak to 6 games (4-6-10)
ICE will host Kelowna on Tuesday.
ICE Scratches – Joey Leach (14th game ankle day-to-day), Adam Rossignol.
Leach will be allowed to start skating on Wednesday.
Game Summary
Saskatoon 45-11-0-2 Kootenay 38-18-1-1
1st Period
1. Kootenay, Ismond 14 (Reinhart, Rintoul) 10:44 pp
2. Saskatoon, Collins 18 (Deitz, Viedensky) 14:03 pp
3. Saskatoon, Schenn 13 (Cox) 16:16 pp
Penalties – Boomer Ktn (tripping) 2:03, Viedensky Sask (interference) 3:23, A. Elliott Sask Hurley Ktn (fighting) 5:46, Zahn Sask (cross checking) 9:11, Fraser Ktn (cross checking) 12:05, Ismond Ktn (roughing) 14:31, Viedensky Sask (hooking) 17:22.
2nd Period
4. Saskatoon, Schenn 14 (2) (S. Elliott, Stanford) 15:23 pp
Penalties – Czerwonka Ktn (goalie interference) 12:03, King Ktn (tripping) 15:06, Sutter Sask (fighting) Siemens Sask (fighting, misconduct) Czerwonka Ktn (fighting) Fraser Ktn (fighting, misconduct) 17:47.
3rd Period
5. Kootenay, King 29 3:53 sh
6. Kootenay, Ismond 15 (2) (Rintoul) 12:15
7. Saskatoon, Viedensky 27 17:53
8. Saskatoon, Trask 25 (Schenn) 19:18 en
Penalties – Antilla Ktn (tripping) 3:41, Dzuirzysnki Sask Hurley Ktn (roughing) 6:46, King Ktn (tripping) 13:19.
Shots on goal by
Saskatoon – 12 – 11 – 15 = 38
Kootenay - 9 - 9 - 7 = 25
Goal (shots-saves) – Saskatoon: Steven Stanford (W 34-3-0-0) (25-22) Kootenay: Nathan Lieuwen (L 27-13-1-1) (37-33)
Power plays (goals-chances) - Saskatoon: 3/7 Kootenay: 1/3
Referees – Matt Kirk, Colby Smith
Linesmen – Jeff Jobson, Michael Roberts
Attendance – 3,083
ICE Trivia Game #59
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
How many times has Saskatoon finished the regular season with the leagues’ best record?
ANSWER – 3, 1973, 1983 and 1988.
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Today’s Trivia question.
How many times has Saskatoon finished the regular season with the leagues’ best record?
ANSWER – 3, 1973, 1983 and 1988.
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Saskatoon @ Kootenay Game #59
The Kootenay ICE will host the Saskatoon Blades tonight.
Blades lead the season series 2-0.
November 19th in Cranbrook 2-1, December 12th in Saskatoon 4-2.
ICE have won 5 games in a row with a 4-1 win over Medicine Hat last night.
The ICE had a 7 game winning streak in October.
Blades recently had an 11 game winning streak and have won 12 of the last 13.
Blades are 1st in the Conference and the ICE are 3rd.
The game features former Team Canada teamates as Cody Eakin faces Brayden Schenn and Curtis Hamilton.
Cody Eakin w/ICE 12 GP 10-12-22, 4 SHG, +13
Brayden Schenn w/Blades 13 GP 11-19-30, 6 PPG 8 PPA
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 30 Max Reinhart
Assists - 40 Brayden McNabb
Points - 65 Max Reinhart
PM - 95 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 56 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +28 Max Reinhart
GAA - 2.77 Nathan Lieuwen (5th in WHL)
Blades
Goals - 28 Josh Nicholls
Assists - 46 Curtis Hamilton
Points - 71 Josh Nicholls
PM - 151 Lukas Sutter
Defenseman - 68 Stefan Elliott (1st in WHL)
Rookie - 22 Matej Stransky
+/- - +44 Merk Viedensky
GAA - 2.74 Steven Stanford (4th in WHL)
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 1-1-2
Eric Benoit 1-0-1
Jegger Dirk 1-0-1
Nathan Lieuwen 0-2-0 3.03 .912%
Blades
Marek Viedensky 2-1-3
Brent Benson 1-1-2
Duncan Siemens 1-1-2
Steven Stanford 2-0-0 1.50 .955%
Streaks
Kevin King - 11 games 8-9-17
Matt Fraser - 11 games 9-13-22
Cody Eakin - 7 games 7-9-16
Max Reinhart - 5 games 4-5-9
Joe Antilla - 3 games 2-1-3
Nathan Lieuwen - 6 wins in a row
Blades lead the season series 2-0.
November 19th in Cranbrook 2-1, December 12th in Saskatoon 4-2.
ICE have won 5 games in a row with a 4-1 win over Medicine Hat last night.
The ICE had a 7 game winning streak in October.
Blades recently had an 11 game winning streak and have won 12 of the last 13.
Blades are 1st in the Conference and the ICE are 3rd.
The game features former Team Canada teamates as Cody Eakin faces Brayden Schenn and Curtis Hamilton.
Cody Eakin w/ICE 12 GP 10-12-22, 4 SHG, +13
Brayden Schenn w/Blades 13 GP 11-19-30, 6 PPG 8 PPA
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 30 Max Reinhart
Assists - 40 Brayden McNabb
Points - 65 Max Reinhart
PM - 95 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 56 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +28 Max Reinhart
GAA - 2.77 Nathan Lieuwen (5th in WHL)
Blades
Goals - 28 Josh Nicholls
Assists - 46 Curtis Hamilton
Points - 71 Josh Nicholls
PM - 151 Lukas Sutter
Defenseman - 68 Stefan Elliott (1st in WHL)
Rookie - 22 Matej Stransky
+/- - +44 Merk Viedensky
GAA - 2.74 Steven Stanford (4th in WHL)
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 1-1-2
Eric Benoit 1-0-1
Jegger Dirk 1-0-1
Nathan Lieuwen 0-2-0 3.03 .912%
Blades
Marek Viedensky 2-1-3
Brent Benson 1-1-2
Duncan Siemens 1-1-2
Steven Stanford 2-0-0 1.50 .955%
Streaks
Kevin King - 11 games 8-9-17
Matt Fraser - 11 games 9-13-22
Cody Eakin - 7 games 7-9-16
Max Reinhart - 5 games 4-5-9
Joe Antilla - 3 games 2-1-3
Nathan Lieuwen - 6 wins in a row
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 14
Home 7 – Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 14
Home 10 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 12
Home 7 - Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 5 – Lethbridge, Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 13
Home 7 – Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 15
Home 8 – Moose Jaw (2), Prince Albert, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 7 – Brandon (2), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Regina,
Home 7 – Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 14
Home 10 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 4 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 12
Home 7 - Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 5 – Lethbridge, Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 13
Home 7 – Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 6 – Saskatoon (2), Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 15
Home 8 – Moose Jaw (2), Prince Albert, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 7 – Brandon (2), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Regina,
Friday, February 18, 2011
Kootenay 4 Medicine Hat 1 Game #58
Cranbrook, BC – The Kootenay ICE scored 1 powerplay goal and 2 shorthanded goals in a 4-1 win over the Medicine Hat Tigers in WHL action on Friday night.
The ICE opened the scoring after as Brayden McNabb from the point fired a wrist shot that beat the goalie on the glove side.
On the powerplay the ICE took a 2-0 lead as Cody Eakin fed Kevin King with a pass as he snuck in from the blueline and scored on a one-timer.
In the 2nd period the ICE scored a shorthanded goal on a 2-on-1 break as Hayden Rintoul sauced a pass to the top of the crease and was redirected by Joe Antilla.
Max Reinhart made the score 4-0 on a shorthanded breakaway and scored with a wrist shot through the legs.
In the 3rd on a delayed penalty the Tigers scored to make the score 4-1. Dylan Busenius’s point shot hit the goal post and went to Linden Vey who had an open net. Vey leads the WHL with 96 points.
ICE have scored shorthanded goals in 5 straight games and have 16 this season which ties a Franchise Record. (2000-01)
ICE have 7 shorthanded goals in the last 7 games.
In what could be his last game in Cranbrook, Tigers defenseman Jace Coyle left the game in the 2nd period and didnt return. On the post-game show he said he was to evaluated Saturday morning.
ICE will host Saskatoon on Saturday.
ICE Scratches – Joey Leach (13th game ankle 1-2 weeks), Eric Benoit.
Game Summary
Medicine Hat 36-17-4-1 Kootenay 38-17-1-2
1st Period
1. Kootenay, McNabb 16 (Ismond, Paulsen) 11:02
2. Kootenay, King 28 (Eakin, Ismond) 12:10 pp
Penalties – Hurley Ktn (slashing) 7:29, Busenius MH (holding) 11:43, Coyle MH (fighting) Grbavac MH (misconduct) Antilla Ktn (fighting) Ismond Ktn (misconduct) 16:24, Kessy MH (unsportsmanlike) 18:22.
2nd Period
3. Kootenay, Antilla 17 (Rintoul, McNabb) 8:02 sh
4. Kootenay, Reinhart 30 (Fraser, Paulsen) 16:02 sh
Penalties – Eakin Ktn (delay of game) 6:09, Montgomery Ktn (holding) 15:45.
3rd Period
5. Medicine Hat, Vey 39 (Busenius, Petryk) 8:22
Penalties – Leier MH Hurley Ktn (fighting) 5:31, Fraser Ktn (charging) 6:11, Bench MH (too many men) 13:26, Dirk Ktn (cross checking) 19:33.
Shots on goal by
Medicine Hat – 11 – 8 – 9 = 28
Kootenay - 8 – 10 – 13 = 31
Goal (shots-saves) – Medicine Hat: Tyler Bunz (L 28-12-4-1) (31-27) Kootenay: Nathan Lieuwen (W 27-12-1-1) (28-27)
Power plays (goals-chances) – Medicine Hat: 0/5 Kootenay: 1/3
Referees – Tyler Adair, Dan Cowley
Linesmen – Jeff Jobson, Michael Roberts
Attendance – 2,593
Cranbrook, BC -- The Kootenay ICE Hockey Club is pleased to announce that the Jersey off the Back raised $9,055 for the Kootenay ICE Education Fund.
On Friday, February 18th when the ICE hosted the Medicine Hat Tigers, the new game worn RBK third jerseys were auctioned off in a silent auction. Forward Cody Eakin’s game worn jersey brought in the most money at $805.
The jersey winners will receive their jerseys at the conclusion of 2011 playoff season. The Kootenay ICE would like to thank all the fans for their support.
The ICE opened the scoring after as Brayden McNabb from the point fired a wrist shot that beat the goalie on the glove side.
On the powerplay the ICE took a 2-0 lead as Cody Eakin fed Kevin King with a pass as he snuck in from the blueline and scored on a one-timer.
In the 2nd period the ICE scored a shorthanded goal on a 2-on-1 break as Hayden Rintoul sauced a pass to the top of the crease and was redirected by Joe Antilla.
Max Reinhart made the score 4-0 on a shorthanded breakaway and scored with a wrist shot through the legs.
In the 3rd on a delayed penalty the Tigers scored to make the score 4-1. Dylan Busenius’s point shot hit the goal post and went to Linden Vey who had an open net. Vey leads the WHL with 96 points.
ICE have scored shorthanded goals in 5 straight games and have 16 this season which ties a Franchise Record. (2000-01)
ICE have 7 shorthanded goals in the last 7 games.
In what could be his last game in Cranbrook, Tigers defenseman Jace Coyle left the game in the 2nd period and didnt return. On the post-game show he said he was to evaluated Saturday morning.
ICE will host Saskatoon on Saturday.
ICE Scratches – Joey Leach (13th game ankle 1-2 weeks), Eric Benoit.
Game Summary
Medicine Hat 36-17-4-1 Kootenay 38-17-1-2
1st Period
1. Kootenay, McNabb 16 (Ismond, Paulsen) 11:02
2. Kootenay, King 28 (Eakin, Ismond) 12:10 pp
Penalties – Hurley Ktn (slashing) 7:29, Busenius MH (holding) 11:43, Coyle MH (fighting) Grbavac MH (misconduct) Antilla Ktn (fighting) Ismond Ktn (misconduct) 16:24, Kessy MH (unsportsmanlike) 18:22.
2nd Period
3. Kootenay, Antilla 17 (Rintoul, McNabb) 8:02 sh
4. Kootenay, Reinhart 30 (Fraser, Paulsen) 16:02 sh
Penalties – Eakin Ktn (delay of game) 6:09, Montgomery Ktn (holding) 15:45.
3rd Period
5. Medicine Hat, Vey 39 (Busenius, Petryk) 8:22
Penalties – Leier MH Hurley Ktn (fighting) 5:31, Fraser Ktn (charging) 6:11, Bench MH (too many men) 13:26, Dirk Ktn (cross checking) 19:33.
Shots on goal by
Medicine Hat – 11 – 8 – 9 = 28
Kootenay - 8 – 10 – 13 = 31
Goal (shots-saves) – Medicine Hat: Tyler Bunz (L 28-12-4-1) (31-27) Kootenay: Nathan Lieuwen (W 27-12-1-1) (28-27)
Power plays (goals-chances) – Medicine Hat: 0/5 Kootenay: 1/3
Referees – Tyler Adair, Dan Cowley
Linesmen – Jeff Jobson, Michael Roberts
Attendance – 2,593
Cranbrook, BC -- The Kootenay ICE Hockey Club is pleased to announce that the Jersey off the Back raised $9,055 for the Kootenay ICE Education Fund.
On Friday, February 18th when the ICE hosted the Medicine Hat Tigers, the new game worn RBK third jerseys were auctioned off in a silent auction. Forward Cody Eakin’s game worn jersey brought in the most money at $805.
The jersey winners will receive their jerseys at the conclusion of 2011 playoff season. The Kootenay ICE would like to thank all the fans for their support.
ICE Trivia Game #58
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
Which Kootenay ICE players played in the Canada Winter Games in 2007
ANSWER – Kevin King, Matt Fraser and Steele Boomer won Bronze for Alberta
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Off The Net
If you have a question or comment that you want to be discussed during a broadcast email me …
jeff@thedrivefm.ca
Today’s Trivia question.
Which Kootenay ICE players played in the Canada Winter Games in 2007
ANSWER – Kevin King, Matt Fraser and Steele Boomer won Bronze for Alberta
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Off The Net
If you have a question or comment that you want to be discussed during a broadcast email me …
jeff@thedrivefm.ca
Medicine Hat @ Kootenay Game #58
The Kootenay ICE will host the Medicine Hat Tigers tonight at the Rec-Plex.
The season series is tied 2-2.
ICE have won 4 games in a row for the first time since November and have won 7 of the last 8 games.
Tigers are 0-0-2-1 in their last 3 games.
The clubs are tied for 3rd place in the Conference and both teams have 15 games left.
Steele Boomer will return after missing 10 games to an ankle injury.
It's Jersey Off The Back Night and fans will have the opportunity to place bids on the third jerseys during the game.
The winning bid on each jersey will get to meet the players after the game and then will receive their jersey at the conclusion of the playoffs. Also up for silent auction that evening will be a limited amount of WHL practice jerseys.
All proceeds from the auction will go towards the Kootenay ICE Scholarship Fund.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 29 Reinhart
Assists - 39 Brayden McNabb
Points - 64 Max Reinhart
PM - 93 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 54 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +28 Max Reinhart
GAA - 2.81 Nathan Lieuwen (6th in WHL)
Tigers
Goals - 38 Linden Vey (3rd in WHL)
Assists - 57 Linden Vey
Points - 95 Linden Vey (1st in WHL)
PM - 130 Cole Grbavac
Defenseman - 29 Thomas Carr
Rookie - 56 Tyler Pitlick
+/- - +30 Emerson Etem
GAA - 2.53 Tyler Bunz (3rd in WHL)
Head to Head
ICE
Brayden McNabb 4-1-5
Joe Antilla 3-1-4
Matt Fraser 1-3-4
Kevin King 1-3-4
Brendan Hurley 2-0-2
Nathan Lieuwen 2-1-1 2.74 .917%
Tigers
Linden Vey 3-3-6
Tyler Pitlick 2-1-3
Wacey Hamilton 1-2-3
Curtis Valk 2-0-2
Tyler Bunz 2-2-0 3.00 .904%
Streaks
Kevin King - 10 games 7-9-16
Matt Fraser - 10 games 9-11-20 (goals in 7 straight)
Cody Eakin - 6 games 7-8-15
Max Reinhart - 4 games 3-5-8
Nathan Lieuwen - 5 wins in a row
The season series is tied 2-2.
ICE have won 4 games in a row for the first time since November and have won 7 of the last 8 games.
Tigers are 0-0-2-1 in their last 3 games.
The clubs are tied for 3rd place in the Conference and both teams have 15 games left.
Steele Boomer will return after missing 10 games to an ankle injury.
It's Jersey Off The Back Night and fans will have the opportunity to place bids on the third jerseys during the game.
The winning bid on each jersey will get to meet the players after the game and then will receive their jersey at the conclusion of the playoffs. Also up for silent auction that evening will be a limited amount of WHL practice jerseys.
All proceeds from the auction will go towards the Kootenay ICE Scholarship Fund.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 29 Reinhart
Assists - 39 Brayden McNabb
Points - 64 Max Reinhart
PM - 93 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 54 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +28 Max Reinhart
GAA - 2.81 Nathan Lieuwen (6th in WHL)
Tigers
Goals - 38 Linden Vey (3rd in WHL)
Assists - 57 Linden Vey
Points - 95 Linden Vey (1st in WHL)
PM - 130 Cole Grbavac
Defenseman - 29 Thomas Carr
Rookie - 56 Tyler Pitlick
+/- - +30 Emerson Etem
GAA - 2.53 Tyler Bunz (3rd in WHL)
Head to Head
ICE
Brayden McNabb 4-1-5
Joe Antilla 3-1-4
Matt Fraser 1-3-4
Kevin King 1-3-4
Brendan Hurley 2-0-2
Nathan Lieuwen 2-1-1 2.74 .917%
Tigers
Linden Vey 3-3-6
Tyler Pitlick 2-1-3
Wacey Hamilton 1-2-3
Curtis Valk 2-0-2
Tyler Bunz 2-2-0 3.00 .904%
Streaks
Kevin King - 10 games 7-9-16
Matt Fraser - 10 games 9-11-20 (goals in 7 straight)
Cody Eakin - 6 games 7-8-15
Max Reinhart - 4 games 3-5-8
Nathan Lieuwen - 5 wins in a row
Canada Winter Games Day 7
7th Place – New Brunswick 3 Nova Scotia 5
5th Place - Manitoba 3 Saskatchewan 2 SO
ICE prospect Jonathan Martin (6 GP 1-0-1 14pm) is on Manitoba.
ICE prospect Tanner Faith (6 GP 0-0-0 0pm) is on Saskatchewan.
BRONZE – Alberta 5 Ontario 3
ICE prospects on Alberta are Jaedon Descheneau (6 GP 2-2-4 12pm) and Luke Philp (6 GP 0-2-2 6pm).
Ryan Chynoweth (6 GP 1-2-3 4pm).
GOLD – Quebec 4 BC 7
ICE prospect Sam Reinhart (6 GP 4-7-11 2pm) is on BC.
5th Place - Manitoba 3 Saskatchewan 2 SO
ICE prospect Jonathan Martin (6 GP 1-0-1 14pm) is on Manitoba.
ICE prospect Tanner Faith (6 GP 0-0-0 0pm) is on Saskatchewan.
BRONZE – Alberta 5 Ontario 3
ICE prospects on Alberta are Jaedon Descheneau (6 GP 2-2-4 12pm) and Luke Philp (6 GP 0-2-2 6pm).
Ryan Chynoweth (6 GP 1-2-3 4pm).
GOLD – Quebec 4 BC 7
ICE prospect Sam Reinhart (6 GP 4-7-11 2pm) is on BC.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Canada Winter Games Day 6
11th Place Yukon 2 NWT 3
9th Place Newfoundland 3 PEI 6
Nova Scotia 1 Manitoba 4
Manitoba will play in the 5th place game on Friday.
ICE prospect Jonathan Martin (5 GP 1-0-1 14pm) is on Manitoba.
New Brunswick 0 Saskatchewan 4
Saskatchewan will play in the 5th place game on Friday.
ICE prospect Tanner Faith (5 GP 0-0-0) is on Saskatchewan.
Semi-Final – BC 5 Ontario 2
BC will play in the Gold Medal Game on Friday.
ICE prospect Sam Reinhart (5 GP 3-5-8 2pm) is on BC.
Semi-Final - Quebec 5 Alberta 4 SO
Alberta will play in the Bronze Medal Game on Friday.
ICE prospects on Alberta are Jaedon Descheneau (5 GP 1-1-2 12pm) and Luke Philp (5 GP 0-2-2 6pm).
Ryan Chynoweth (5 GP 1-2-3 2pm).
9th Place Newfoundland 3 PEI 6
Nova Scotia 1 Manitoba 4
Manitoba will play in the 5th place game on Friday.
ICE prospect Jonathan Martin (5 GP 1-0-1 14pm) is on Manitoba.
New Brunswick 0 Saskatchewan 4
Saskatchewan will play in the 5th place game on Friday.
ICE prospect Tanner Faith (5 GP 0-0-0) is on Saskatchewan.
Semi-Final – BC 5 Ontario 2
BC will play in the Gold Medal Game on Friday.
ICE prospect Sam Reinhart (5 GP 3-5-8 2pm) is on BC.
Semi-Final - Quebec 5 Alberta 4 SO
Alberta will play in the Bronze Medal Game on Friday.
ICE prospects on Alberta are Jaedon Descheneau (5 GP 1-1-2 12pm) and Luke Philp (5 GP 0-2-2 6pm).
Ryan Chynoweth (5 GP 1-2-3 2pm).
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 15
Home 8 – Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 15
Home 10 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 5 – Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 13
Home 8 - Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 5 – Lethbridge, Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 14
Home 7 – Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 7 – Saskatoon (2), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 15
Home 8 – Moose Jaw (2), Prince Albert, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 7 – Brandon (2), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Regina,
Home 8 – Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 15
Home 10 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 5 – Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 13
Home 8 - Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 5 – Lethbridge, Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 14
Home 7 – Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 7 – Saskatoon (2), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 15
Home 8 – Moose Jaw (2), Prince Albert, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 7 – Brandon (2), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Regina,
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Canada Winter Games Day 5
Quarter Finals
Manitoba 2 BC 4
ICE prospect Sam Reinhart (4 GP 3-3-6) is on BC.
ICE prospect Jonathan Martin (4 GP 1-0-1 14pm) is on Manitoba.
Quebec 4 Saskatchewan 3
ICE prospect Tanner Faith (4 GP 0-0-0) is on Saskatchewan.
Alberta 3 New Brunswick 2
ICE prospects on Alberta are Jaedon Descheneau (4 GP 1-1-2 12pm) and Luke Philp (4 GP 0-2-2 2pm).
Ryan Chynoweth (3 GP 1-2-3)
Ontario 5 Nova Scotia 3
Manitoba 2 BC 4
ICE prospect Sam Reinhart (4 GP 3-3-6) is on BC.
ICE prospect Jonathan Martin (4 GP 1-0-1 14pm) is on Manitoba.
Quebec 4 Saskatchewan 3
ICE prospect Tanner Faith (4 GP 0-0-0) is on Saskatchewan.
Alberta 3 New Brunswick 2
ICE prospects on Alberta are Jaedon Descheneau (4 GP 1-1-2 12pm) and Luke Philp (4 GP 0-2-2 2pm).
Ryan Chynoweth (3 GP 1-2-3)
Ontario 5 Nova Scotia 3
ICE Dressing Room
Visit kootenayice.net.
The Kootenay ICE along with Cranbrook Photo & Studio have created a small dressing room tour for you to see.
This tour will be updated from time to time so to see those updates go under the 'Community' tab and 'ICE Dressing Room Tour'
http://megaswf.com/file/1006394
The Kootenay ICE along with Cranbrook Photo & Studio have created a small dressing room tour for you to see.
This tour will be updated from time to time so to see those updates go under the 'Community' tab and 'ICE Dressing Room Tour'
http://megaswf.com/file/1006394
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 15
Home 8 – Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 16
Home 10 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 6 – Saskatoon, Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 13
Home 8 - Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 5 – Lethbridge, Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 15
Home 8 –Calgary, Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 7 – Saskatoon (2), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 16
Home 9 – Moose Jaw (2), Prince Albert, Medicine Hat, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 7 – Brandon (2), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Regina,
Home 8 – Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 16
Home 10 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 6 – Saskatoon, Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 13
Home 8 - Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 5 – Lethbridge, Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 15
Home 8 –Calgary, Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 7 – Saskatoon (2), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 16
Home 9 – Moose Jaw (2), Prince Albert, Medicine Hat, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 7 – Brandon (2), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Regina,
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
Canada Winter Games Day 3
ONTARIO 5 vs BC 1 (1-1-1)
ICE prospect Sam Reinhart (3 GP 3-2-5) is on BC.
NEW BRUNSWICK 3 SASKATCHEWAN 5 (1-2-0)
ICE prospect Tanner Faith (3 GP 0-0-0) is on Saskatchewan.
MANITOBA 1 (1-2-0) vs ALBERTA 7 (3-0-0)
ICE prospects on Alberta are Jaedon Descheneau (3 GP 1-1-2) and Luke Philp (3 GP 0-1-1 2pm).
Ryan Chynoweth (3 GP 1-2-3)
ICE prospect Jonathan Martin (3 GP 1-0-1 12pm) is on Manitoba.
ICE prospect Sam Reinhart (3 GP 3-2-5) is on BC.
NEW BRUNSWICK 3 SASKATCHEWAN 5 (1-2-0)
ICE prospect Tanner Faith (3 GP 0-0-0) is on Saskatchewan.
MANITOBA 1 (1-2-0) vs ALBERTA 7 (3-0-0)
ICE prospects on Alberta are Jaedon Descheneau (3 GP 1-1-2) and Luke Philp (3 GP 0-1-1 2pm).
Ryan Chynoweth (3 GP 1-2-3)
ICE prospect Jonathan Martin (3 GP 1-0-1 12pm) is on Manitoba.
From The ICE Office
ICE CHIPS: The KOOTENAY ICE enter this week’s action with a 37-17-1-2 record (20-6-1-1 at home, 17-11-0-1 on the road, 1-1 in overtime, 3-2 in shootouts) and third place in the EASTERN CONFERENCE and fifth in the WHL…The ICE will finish the 2010-2011 regular season with an above .500 record for the 12th consecutive season, which is the longest active streak in the WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE…KOOTENAY has clinched a playoff spot for the 13th consecutive season and tied CALGARY for the longest active streak in the WHL…The ICE have 15 games remaining in the 2010-2011 regular season (eight at home, seven on the road).
JERSEY OFF THE BACK NIGHT: On February 18th when KOOTENAY hosts MEDICINE HAT it will be JERSEY OFF THE BACK NIGHT…Fans at the game will have the opportunity to bid on the new third RBK Edge Jerseys…The winning bid on each jersey will get to meet the player after the game and will receive their jersey at the conclusion of the playoffs…All the money raised will go to the KOOTENAY ICE Scholarship Fund.
PLAYOFF PACKAGES AVAILABLE: 2011 playoff packages are now available until Friday, February 25th at the KOOTENAY ICE Office…Eight game ticket packages are $136.00 for Adults, $112.00 for Seniors, $96.00 for Students, and $64.00 for Youth…For more information on playoff packages, phone 250-417-0322.
SUPER SEVEN FLEX PAKS: The sale of SUPER SEVEN FLEX PAKS continues…You get seven game
certificates to use at your convenience – total flexibility…SUPER SEVEN FLEX PAKS are available in Adult, Senior, Student and Youth packages. Adults are $119.00, Seniors $91.00, Students $77.00 and Youth $63.00…On each package you save $3.00 per game over the walk-up ticket prices.
SAVE ON FOODS: The 2010-2011 SAVE ON FOODS VOUCHERS are still available…Customers can purchase the ticket vouchers at the CRANBROOK SAVE ON FOODS location for all remaining KOOTENAY ICE regular season home games…Cardholders can pick them up for $18.00 including HST or for free with the redemption of 8,000 SAVE ON MORE points…Non-Cardholders can get their vouchers for $20.00 including HST.
DID YOU KNOW: KOOTENAY is 31-13-1-2 against the EASTERN CONFERENCE this season (17-5-1-1 at home, 14-7-0-1 on the road, 1-1 in overtime, 3-2 in shootouts)…The ICE are 25-4-0-0 when they score the first goal of the game and 12-13-1-1 when their opponent scores first…CODY EAKIN recorded his first hat trick with KOOTENAY and fifth of his WHL career on February 11 in REGINA…KEVIN KING, who leads KOOTENAY in scoring at home this season with 35 points (18-17-35), recorded his first career hat trick against REGINA on February 8…ELGIN PEARCE needs to play in one more game to reach 100 games in his WHL career…JESSE ISMOND has played in 196 games with the ICE…BRAYDEN MCNABB has played in 244 games with KOOTENAY.
SCORING STREAKS: MATT FRASER (9-9-18) and KEVIN KING (7-13-19) have each recorded at least a point in their last ten games…CODY EAKIN (7-8-15) has recorded at least a point in his last six games…MAX REINHART (3-3-6) has recorded at least a point in his last three games.
INJURIES: JOEY LEACH will be out of the ICE line up one to two weeks with an ankle injury…STEELE BOOMER will be out of the KOOTENAY line up day to day with an ankle injury.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 57 games of the 2009-2010 season the ICE were 35-17-3-2, after 58 games 36-17-3-2 and after 59 games 37-17-3-2.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday February 15 Practice 3:45 – 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Wednesday February 16 Practice 3:45 – 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Thursday February 17 Practice 3:45 – 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Friday February 18 ICE vs. Medicine Hat 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Saturday February 19 ICE vs. Saskatoon 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Tuesday, February 8 – Kootenay 7 vs. Regina 4 – Record 35-17-1-2 – Attendance: 2,164
Goals:
1 – King (24) from McNabb and Eakin
2 – Eakin (25) from McNabb
3 – King (25) from McNabb and Fraser
4 – Fraser (25) from Dirk
5 – Ismond (13) from Reinhart and Martin
6 – King (26) from Eakin and McNabb
7 – Reinhart (27) from Fraser
Goalie: Brett Teskey (19 Saves, 4 GA)
Friday, February 11 – Kootenay 5 @ Regina 1 – Record 36-17-1-2 – Attendance: 3,912
Goals:
1 – Eakin (26) from Antilla and King
2 – Eakin (27)
3 – Pearce (11) from Eakin
4 – Fraser (26) from Reinhart
5 – Eakin (28)
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (34 Saves, 1 GA)
Saturday, February 12 – Kootenay 6 @ Swift Current 4 – Record 37-17-1-2 – Attendance: 2,525
Goals:
1 – Reinhart (28) from Czerwonka
2 – Reinhart (29) from Fraser and Czerwonka
3 – McNabb (15) from Eakin
4 – Fraser (27) from Czerwonka and Reinhart
5 – Antilla (16) from King and McNabb
6 – Martin (10)
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (23 Saves, 4 GA)
JERSEY OFF THE BACK NIGHT: On February 18th when KOOTENAY hosts MEDICINE HAT it will be JERSEY OFF THE BACK NIGHT…Fans at the game will have the opportunity to bid on the new third RBK Edge Jerseys…The winning bid on each jersey will get to meet the player after the game and will receive their jersey at the conclusion of the playoffs…All the money raised will go to the KOOTENAY ICE Scholarship Fund.
PLAYOFF PACKAGES AVAILABLE: 2011 playoff packages are now available until Friday, February 25th at the KOOTENAY ICE Office…Eight game ticket packages are $136.00 for Adults, $112.00 for Seniors, $96.00 for Students, and $64.00 for Youth…For more information on playoff packages, phone 250-417-0322.
SUPER SEVEN FLEX PAKS: The sale of SUPER SEVEN FLEX PAKS continues…You get seven game
certificates to use at your convenience – total flexibility…SUPER SEVEN FLEX PAKS are available in Adult, Senior, Student and Youth packages. Adults are $119.00, Seniors $91.00, Students $77.00 and Youth $63.00…On each package you save $3.00 per game over the walk-up ticket prices.
SAVE ON FOODS: The 2010-2011 SAVE ON FOODS VOUCHERS are still available…Customers can purchase the ticket vouchers at the CRANBROOK SAVE ON FOODS location for all remaining KOOTENAY ICE regular season home games…Cardholders can pick them up for $18.00 including HST or for free with the redemption of 8,000 SAVE ON MORE points…Non-Cardholders can get their vouchers for $20.00 including HST.
DID YOU KNOW: KOOTENAY is 31-13-1-2 against the EASTERN CONFERENCE this season (17-5-1-1 at home, 14-7-0-1 on the road, 1-1 in overtime, 3-2 in shootouts)…The ICE are 25-4-0-0 when they score the first goal of the game and 12-13-1-1 when their opponent scores first…CODY EAKIN recorded his first hat trick with KOOTENAY and fifth of his WHL career on February 11 in REGINA…KEVIN KING, who leads KOOTENAY in scoring at home this season with 35 points (18-17-35), recorded his first career hat trick against REGINA on February 8…ELGIN PEARCE needs to play in one more game to reach 100 games in his WHL career…JESSE ISMOND has played in 196 games with the ICE…BRAYDEN MCNABB has played in 244 games with KOOTENAY.
SCORING STREAKS: MATT FRASER (9-9-18) and KEVIN KING (7-13-19) have each recorded at least a point in their last ten games…CODY EAKIN (7-8-15) has recorded at least a point in his last six games…MAX REINHART (3-3-6) has recorded at least a point in his last three games.
INJURIES: JOEY LEACH will be out of the ICE line up one to two weeks with an ankle injury…STEELE BOOMER will be out of the KOOTENAY line up day to day with an ankle injury.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 57 games of the 2009-2010 season the ICE were 35-17-3-2, after 58 games 36-17-3-2 and after 59 games 37-17-3-2.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday February 15 Practice 3:45 – 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Wednesday February 16 Practice 3:45 – 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Thursday February 17 Practice 3:45 – 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Friday February 18 ICE vs. Medicine Hat 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Saturday February 19 ICE vs. Saskatoon 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Tuesday, February 8 – Kootenay 7 vs. Regina 4 – Record 35-17-1-2 – Attendance: 2,164
Goals:
1 – King (24) from McNabb and Eakin
2 – Eakin (25) from McNabb
3 – King (25) from McNabb and Fraser
4 – Fraser (25) from Dirk
5 – Ismond (13) from Reinhart and Martin
6 – King (26) from Eakin and McNabb
7 – Reinhart (27) from Fraser
Goalie: Brett Teskey (19 Saves, 4 GA)
Friday, February 11 – Kootenay 5 @ Regina 1 – Record 36-17-1-2 – Attendance: 3,912
Goals:
1 – Eakin (26) from Antilla and King
2 – Eakin (27)
3 – Pearce (11) from Eakin
4 – Fraser (26) from Reinhart
5 – Eakin (28)
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (34 Saves, 1 GA)
Saturday, February 12 – Kootenay 6 @ Swift Current 4 – Record 37-17-1-2 – Attendance: 2,525
Goals:
1 – Reinhart (28) from Czerwonka
2 – Reinhart (29) from Fraser and Czerwonka
3 – McNabb (15) from Eakin
4 – Fraser (27) from Czerwonka and Reinhart
5 – Antilla (16) from King and McNabb
6 – Martin (10)
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (23 Saves, 4 GA)
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 15
Home 8 – Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 16
Home 10 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 6 – Saskatoon, Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 13
Home 8 - Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 5 – Lethbridge, Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 15
Home 8 –Calgary, Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 7 – Saskatoon (2), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 17
Home 9 –Moose Jaw (2), Prince Albert, Medicine Hat, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 8 – Brandon (3), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Regina,
Home 8 – Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 16
Home 10 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 6 – Saskatoon, Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 13
Home 8 - Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 5 – Lethbridge, Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 15
Home 8 –Calgary, Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 7 – Saskatoon (2), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 17
Home 9 –Moose Jaw (2), Prince Albert, Medicine Hat, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 8 – Brandon (3), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Regina,
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Canada Winter Games Day 2
BC 8 Nova Scotia 3
ICE prospect Sam Reinhart is on BC.
Reinhart had 1 goal and 1 assist and now has 3 goals and 2 assists in 2 games.
Alberta 6 New Brunswick 5
ICE prospects on Alberta are Jaedon Descheneau and Luke Philp.
Descheneau had 1 goal.
Ryan Chynoweth had 1 goal and 1 assist.
Manitoba 6 Saskatchewan 1
ICE prospect Tanner Faith is on Saskatchewan.
ICE prospect Jonathan Martin is on Manitoba.
Martin had 1 goal and 10pm.
ICE prospect Sam Reinhart is on BC.
Reinhart had 1 goal and 1 assist and now has 3 goals and 2 assists in 2 games.
Alberta 6 New Brunswick 5
ICE prospects on Alberta are Jaedon Descheneau and Luke Philp.
Descheneau had 1 goal.
Ryan Chynoweth had 1 goal and 1 assist.
Manitoba 6 Saskatchewan 1
ICE prospect Tanner Faith is on Saskatchewan.
ICE prospect Jonathan Martin is on Manitoba.
Martin had 1 goal and 10pm.
ICE Clinch Playoff Spot
The ICE have clinched a playoff spot.
They join Red Deer and Saskatoon as the first teams to make it official.
It's the 13th year in a row they have made the post season which ties Calgary for the longest active streak.
They join Red Deer and Saskatoon as the first teams to make it official.
It's the 13th year in a row they have made the post season which ties Calgary for the longest active streak.
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 15
Home 8 – Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 16
Home 10 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 6 – Saskatoon, Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 14
Home 9 - Prince George, Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 5 – Lethbridge, Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 15
Home 8 –Calgary, Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 7 – Saskatoon (2), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 17
Home 9 –Moose Jaw (2), Prince Albert, Medicine Hat, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 8 – Brandon (3), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Regina,
Home 8 – Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 7 – Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 16
Home 10 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 6 – Saskatoon, Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 14
Home 9 - Prince George, Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 5 – Lethbridge, Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 15
Home 8 –Calgary, Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 7 – Saskatoon (2), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 17
Home 9 –Moose Jaw (2), Prince Albert, Medicine Hat, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 8 – Brandon (3), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Moose Jaw, Edmonton, Regina,
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Kootenay 6 Swift Current 4 Game #57
Swift Current, Sask – The Kootenay ICE extended their winning streak to 4 games with 6-4 win over the Swift Current Broncos in WHL action on Saturday night.
In the 1st period the ICE scored 3 goals in 1:15. The Franchise record is 1:05 set January 14, 1997 vs Regina.
Max Reinhart scored his team leading 28th and 29th and added an assist.
Other goals came from Brayden McNabb, Joe Antilla (game winner late in 3rd), Matt Fraser and James Martin (empty netter).
The ICE had leads of 3-0 and 4-1.
Matt Fraser extended his point streak to 10 games, Kevin King to 10 games, Cody Eakin to 4 games and Max Reinhart to 4 games.
Fraser has goals in 7 straight games. The longest in the WHL this season is 8 games by Edmonton’s T.J. Foster.
Drew Czerwonka had 3 assists for the 2nd time in his career.
The last 4-game winning streak for the ICE was in November.
ICE have scored shorthanded goals in 4 straight games and have 14 on the season. The Franchise Record is 16.
ICE will host Medicine Hat on Friday.
ICE Scratches – Steele Boomer (12th game ankle 1 week), Joey Leach (12th game ankle 2-3 weeks).
Game Summary
Swift Current 24-34-0-1 Kootenay 37-17-1-2
Kootenay 3 1 2 - 6
Swift Current 0 2 2 - 4
1st Period-1, Kootenay, Reinhart 28 (Czerwonka), 18:08. 2, Kootenay, Reinhart 29 (Fraser, Czerwonka), 18:42. 3, Kootenay, McNabb 15 (Eakin), 19:23. Penalties-Fraser Ktn (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 7:10; Lowry S.c (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 7:10; King Ktn (roughing), 10:48; Verdino S.c (roughing), 10:48; Montgomery Ktn (roughing), 18:49; Blanke S.c (roughing), 18:49.
2nd Period-4, Swift Current, Hoban 18 (Dowling, Novotny), 9:37 (PP). 5, Kootenay, Fraser 27 (Czerwonka, Reinhart), 10:31. 6, Swift Current, Vause 16 (Hoban), 18:13 (SH). Penalties-Montgomery Ktn (major-fighting), 0:54; Blanke S.c (major-fighting), 0:54; Eakin Ktn (major-fighting), 5:38; Verdino S.c (major-fighting), 5:38; Reinhart Ktn (cross checking), 7:37; King Ktn (closing hand on puck), 8:16; McNabb Ktn (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 8:45; Lowry S.c (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 8:45; Peddle S.c (roughing), 11:32; Hurley Ktn (bench), 12:48; Craig S.c (cross checking), 18:00.
3rd Period-7, Swift Current, Peddle 9 (Muth), 6:39. 8, Swift Current, Blanke 5 (Scarlett, Cameron), 6:59. 9, Kootenay, Antilla 16 (King, McNabb), 14:42. 10, Kootenay, Martin 10 19:44 (SH EN). Penalties-Ismond Ktn (roughing), 4:50; Reum S.c (roughing), 4:50; McNabb Ktn (high sticking), 7:46; Novotny S.c (slashing), 10:29; McNabb Ktn (ob-tripping), 18:57.
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 14-12-11-37. Swift Current 7-12-8-27.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 3; Swift Current 1 / 5.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 26-12-1-1 (27 shots-23 saves). Swift Current, Friesen 23-28-0-1 (36 shots-31 saves).
A-2,525
Referees-Chris Crich (80), Greg Sarauer (68).
Linesmen-Jarett Gelowitz (45), Ian Schafer (56).
In the 1st period the ICE scored 3 goals in 1:15. The Franchise record is 1:05 set January 14, 1997 vs Regina.
Max Reinhart scored his team leading 28th and 29th and added an assist.
Other goals came from Brayden McNabb, Joe Antilla (game winner late in 3rd), Matt Fraser and James Martin (empty netter).
The ICE had leads of 3-0 and 4-1.
Matt Fraser extended his point streak to 10 games, Kevin King to 10 games, Cody Eakin to 4 games and Max Reinhart to 4 games.
Fraser has goals in 7 straight games. The longest in the WHL this season is 8 games by Edmonton’s T.J. Foster.
Drew Czerwonka had 3 assists for the 2nd time in his career.
The last 4-game winning streak for the ICE was in November.
ICE have scored shorthanded goals in 4 straight games and have 14 on the season. The Franchise Record is 16.
ICE will host Medicine Hat on Friday.
ICE Scratches – Steele Boomer (12th game ankle 1 week), Joey Leach (12th game ankle 2-3 weeks).
Game Summary
Swift Current 24-34-0-1 Kootenay 37-17-1-2
Kootenay 3 1 2 - 6
Swift Current 0 2 2 - 4
1st Period-1, Kootenay, Reinhart 28 (Czerwonka), 18:08. 2, Kootenay, Reinhart 29 (Fraser, Czerwonka), 18:42. 3, Kootenay, McNabb 15 (Eakin), 19:23. Penalties-Fraser Ktn (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 7:10; Lowry S.c (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 7:10; King Ktn (roughing), 10:48; Verdino S.c (roughing), 10:48; Montgomery Ktn (roughing), 18:49; Blanke S.c (roughing), 18:49.
2nd Period-4, Swift Current, Hoban 18 (Dowling, Novotny), 9:37 (PP). 5, Kootenay, Fraser 27 (Czerwonka, Reinhart), 10:31. 6, Swift Current, Vause 16 (Hoban), 18:13 (SH). Penalties-Montgomery Ktn (major-fighting), 0:54; Blanke S.c (major-fighting), 0:54; Eakin Ktn (major-fighting), 5:38; Verdino S.c (major-fighting), 5:38; Reinhart Ktn (cross checking), 7:37; King Ktn (closing hand on puck), 8:16; McNabb Ktn (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 8:45; Lowry S.c (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 8:45; Peddle S.c (roughing), 11:32; Hurley Ktn (bench), 12:48; Craig S.c (cross checking), 18:00.
3rd Period-7, Swift Current, Peddle 9 (Muth), 6:39. 8, Swift Current, Blanke 5 (Scarlett, Cameron), 6:59. 9, Kootenay, Antilla 16 (King, McNabb), 14:42. 10, Kootenay, Martin 10 19:44 (SH EN). Penalties-Ismond Ktn (roughing), 4:50; Reum S.c (roughing), 4:50; McNabb Ktn (high sticking), 7:46; Novotny S.c (slashing), 10:29; McNabb Ktn (ob-tripping), 18:57.
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 14-12-11-37. Swift Current 7-12-8-27.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 3; Swift Current 1 / 5.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 26-12-1-1 (27 shots-23 saves). Swift Current, Friesen 23-28-0-1 (36 shots-31 saves).
A-2,525
Referees-Chris Crich (80), Greg Sarauer (68).
Linesmen-Jarett Gelowitz (45), Ian Schafer (56).
ICE Trivia Game #57
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
What is the population of Swift Current, the smallest city in the CHL
ANSWER – 17,500
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Today’s Trivia question.
What is the population of Swift Current, the smallest city in the CHL
ANSWER – 17,500
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Kootenay @ Swift Current Game #57
The Kootenay ICE are in Swift Current tonight for their 3rd meeting of the season.
The series is tied 1-1 with the home team winning each game.
October 11th Broncos won 1-0 in an overtime shootout.
December 31st the ICE won 5-3.
ICE have won 6 of their last 7 games and are coming off a 5-1 win in Regina last night.
Broncos are 2-10-0-0 since trading Cody Eakin to the ICE.
ICE are tied for 3rd in the Central and the Broncos are tied for 8th.
After playing 3 games, call-up defenseman Jeff Hubic has returned to Sask AAA Midget Tisdale.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 5:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 28 Cody Eakin
Assists - 38 Brayden McNabb
Points - 61 Max Reinhart, Kevin King
PM - 91 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 52 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +25 Max Reinhart
Broncos
Goals - 18 Justin Dowling
Assists - 42 Justin Dowling
Points - 60 Justin Dowling
PM - 101 Kyle Verdino
Defenseman - 21 Reece Scarlett
Rookie - 8 Dalton Reun
+/- - +
Head to Head
ICE
Matt Fraser 2-1-3
Max Reinhart 1-2-3
Drew Czerwonka 0-2-2
Brett Teskey 1-0-0 3.00 .786%
Broncos
Adam Lowry 2-0-2
Taylor Vause 0-2-2
Mark Friesen 1-1-0-0 1.93 .947%
Streaks
Kevin King - 9 games 5-8-13
Matt Fraser - 9 games 8-10-18
Cody Eakin - 3 games 6-3-9
Max Reinhart - 3 games 1-4-5
The series is tied 1-1 with the home team winning each game.
October 11th Broncos won 1-0 in an overtime shootout.
December 31st the ICE won 5-3.
ICE have won 6 of their last 7 games and are coming off a 5-1 win in Regina last night.
Broncos are 2-10-0-0 since trading Cody Eakin to the ICE.
ICE are tied for 3rd in the Central and the Broncos are tied for 8th.
After playing 3 games, call-up defenseman Jeff Hubic has returned to Sask AAA Midget Tisdale.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 5:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 28 Cody Eakin
Assists - 38 Brayden McNabb
Points - 61 Max Reinhart, Kevin King
PM - 91 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 52 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +25 Max Reinhart
Broncos
Goals - 18 Justin Dowling
Assists - 42 Justin Dowling
Points - 60 Justin Dowling
PM - 101 Kyle Verdino
Defenseman - 21 Reece Scarlett
Rookie - 8 Dalton Reun
+/- - +
Head to Head
ICE
Matt Fraser 2-1-3
Max Reinhart 1-2-3
Drew Czerwonka 0-2-2
Brett Teskey 1-0-0 3.00 .786%
Broncos
Adam Lowry 2-0-2
Taylor Vause 0-2-2
Mark Friesen 1-1-0-0 1.93 .947%
Streaks
Kevin King - 9 games 5-8-13
Matt Fraser - 9 games 8-10-18
Cody Eakin - 3 games 6-3-9
Max Reinhart - 3 games 1-4-5
Canada Winter Games Day 1
Quebec 5 BC 4 OT
ICE prospect Sam Reinhart had 2 goals and 1 assist.
Alberta 4 Saskatchewan 0
ICE prospects on Alberta are Jaedon Descheneau and Luke Philp.
Tanner Faith is on Saskatchewan.
New Brunswick 6 Manitoba 4
ICE prospect Jonathan Martin in on Manitoba.
ICE prospect Sam Reinhart had 2 goals and 1 assist.
Alberta 4 Saskatchewan 0
ICE prospects on Alberta are Jaedon Descheneau and Luke Philp.
Tanner Faith is on Saskatchewan.
New Brunswick 6 Manitoba 4
ICE prospect Jonathan Martin in on Manitoba.
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 16
Home 8 – Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 8 – Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 17
Home 10 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 7 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 15
Home 9 - Prince George, Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 6 – Lethbridge (2), Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 16
Home 9 – Saskatoon (2), Calgary, Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 7 – Saskatoon (2), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 18
Home 9 –Moose Jaw (2), Prince Albert, Medicine Hat, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 9 – Moose Jaw (2), Brandon (3), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Regina,
Home 8 – Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 8 – Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 17
Home 10 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 7 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 15
Home 9 - Prince George, Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 6 – Lethbridge (2), Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 16
Home 9 – Saskatoon (2), Calgary, Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 7 – Saskatoon (2), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 18
Home 9 –Moose Jaw (2), Prince Albert, Medicine Hat, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 9 – Moose Jaw (2), Brandon (3), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Regina,
Friday, February 11, 2011
Kootenay 5 Regina 1 Game #56
Regina, Sask – Kootenay ICE forward Cody Eakin had 3 goals and 1 assist in a 5-1 win over the Regina Pats in WHL action on Friday night.
The ICE swept the 4-game series against the Pats.
Nathan Lieuwen made 34 saves including 18 in the 2nd period.
Elgin Pearce and Matt Fraser had the other goals.
Kevin King and Matt Fraser extended their point streaks to 9 games.
Cody Eakin has played 10 games with the ICE and has 6 multi-point games and 4 shorthanded goals. Overall he has 10 goals and 20 assists for 20 points.
Defenseman Luke Paulsen returned after missing 6 games to a concussion.
ICE will visit Swift Current on Saturday.
ICE Scratches – Steele Boomer (11th game ankle 1 week), Joey Leach (11th game 2-3 weeks), Brendan Hurley (flu day-to-day).
Game Summary
Regina 19-30-6-1 Kootenay 36-17-1-2
Kootenay 0 3 2 - 5
Regina 1 0 0 - 1
1st Period-1, Regina, Bell 12 14:38. Penalties-Martin Ktn (elbowing), 12:29; Reinhart Ktn (holding), 18:14.
2nd Period-2, Kootenay, Eakin 26 (Antilla, King), 2:47. 3, Kootenay, Eakin 27 12:43 (SH). 4, Kootenay, Pearce 11 (Eakin), 15:07. Penalties-Rintoul Ktn (delay of game), 0:06; Ismond Ktn (major-fighting), 9:22; Moser Reg (major-fighting), 9:22; King Ktn (hooking), 11:41; Scheidl Reg (hooking), 19:34.
3rd Period-5, Kootenay, Fraser 26 (Reinhart), 15:22. 6, Kootenay, Eakin 28 16:17. Penalties-Ouellette Reg (tripping), 1:13; Eakin Ktn (hooking), 1:52; Davidson Reg (holding), 12:07.
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 8-15-17-40. Regina 7-18-10-35.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 3; Regina 0 / 5.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 25-12-1-1 (35 shots-34 saves). Regina, Ketlo 8-21-5-1 (40 shots-35 saves).
A-3,912
Referees-Reagan Vetter (79).
Linesmen-Cam Kuffner (31), Ryan Lundquist (106).
The ICE swept the 4-game series against the Pats.
Nathan Lieuwen made 34 saves including 18 in the 2nd period.
Elgin Pearce and Matt Fraser had the other goals.
Kevin King and Matt Fraser extended their point streaks to 9 games.
Cody Eakin has played 10 games with the ICE and has 6 multi-point games and 4 shorthanded goals. Overall he has 10 goals and 20 assists for 20 points.
Defenseman Luke Paulsen returned after missing 6 games to a concussion.
ICE will visit Swift Current on Saturday.
ICE Scratches – Steele Boomer (11th game ankle 1 week), Joey Leach (11th game 2-3 weeks), Brendan Hurley (flu day-to-day).
Game Summary
Regina 19-30-6-1 Kootenay 36-17-1-2
Kootenay 0 3 2 - 5
Regina 1 0 0 - 1
1st Period-1, Regina, Bell 12 14:38. Penalties-Martin Ktn (elbowing), 12:29; Reinhart Ktn (holding), 18:14.
2nd Period-2, Kootenay, Eakin 26 (Antilla, King), 2:47. 3, Kootenay, Eakin 27 12:43 (SH). 4, Kootenay, Pearce 11 (Eakin), 15:07. Penalties-Rintoul Ktn (delay of game), 0:06; Ismond Ktn (major-fighting), 9:22; Moser Reg (major-fighting), 9:22; King Ktn (hooking), 11:41; Scheidl Reg (hooking), 19:34.
3rd Period-5, Kootenay, Fraser 26 (Reinhart), 15:22. 6, Kootenay, Eakin 28 16:17. Penalties-Ouellette Reg (tripping), 1:13; Eakin Ktn (hooking), 1:52; Davidson Reg (holding), 12:07.
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 8-15-17-40. Regina 7-18-10-35.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 3; Regina 0 / 5.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 25-12-1-1 (35 shots-34 saves). Regina, Ketlo 8-21-5-1 (40 shots-35 saves).
A-3,912
Referees-Reagan Vetter (79).
Linesmen-Cam Kuffner (31), Ryan Lundquist (106).
ICE Trivia Game #56
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
Who won the Memorial Cup when Regina was the host in 2001
ANSWER – Red Deer
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Who won the Memorial Cup when Regina was the host in 2001
ANSWER – Red Deer
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Kootenay @ Regina Game #56
The Kootenay ICE will visit the Regina Pats tonight in their 4th and final meeting of the season.
ICE lead the season series 3-0 including a 7-4 win on Tuesday.
ICE have won 5 of their last 6 games.
Pats played in Lethbridge on Wednesday and lost 6-2.
ICE are 4th in the Conference and the Pats are 11th.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 5:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 27 Max Reinhart
Assists - 38 Brayden McNabb
Points - 60 Max Reinhart, Kevin King
PM - 91 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 52 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +24 Max Reinhart
Pats
Goals - 28 Jordan Weal
Assists - 44 Jordan Weal
Points - 72 Jordan Weal
PM - 146 Shayne Neigum
Defenseman - 34 Myles Bell
Rookie - 15 Mikael Jung, Chandler Stephenson
+/- - +7 Jordan Weal
Head to Head
ICE
Matt Fraser 2-4-6
Kevin King 4-1-5
Jesse Ismond 2-2-4
Max Reinhart 1-3-4
Brayden McNabb 0-4-4
Cody Eakin 1-3-4 (0-1-1 w/Swift Current)
Nathan Lieuwen 1-0-0 0.00 1.000% 1 SO
Brett Teskey 2-0-0 4.00 .826%
Pats
Jordan Weal 2-4-6
Shayne Neigum 1-1-2
Mark Schneider 0-2-2
Damien Ketlo 0-2-0 5.12 .871%
Matt Hewitt 0-1-0 4.16 .875%
Streaks
Kevin King - 8 games 5-7-12
Matt Fraser - 8 games 7-10-17
ICE lead the season series 3-0 including a 7-4 win on Tuesday.
ICE have won 5 of their last 6 games.
Pats played in Lethbridge on Wednesday and lost 6-2.
ICE are 4th in the Conference and the Pats are 11th.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 5:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 27 Max Reinhart
Assists - 38 Brayden McNabb
Points - 60 Max Reinhart, Kevin King
PM - 91 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 52 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +24 Max Reinhart
Pats
Goals - 28 Jordan Weal
Assists - 44 Jordan Weal
Points - 72 Jordan Weal
PM - 146 Shayne Neigum
Defenseman - 34 Myles Bell
Rookie - 15 Mikael Jung, Chandler Stephenson
+/- - +7 Jordan Weal
Head to Head
ICE
Matt Fraser 2-4-6
Kevin King 4-1-5
Jesse Ismond 2-2-4
Max Reinhart 1-3-4
Brayden McNabb 0-4-4
Cody Eakin 1-3-4 (0-1-1 w/Swift Current)
Nathan Lieuwen 1-0-0 0.00 1.000% 1 SO
Brett Teskey 2-0-0 4.00 .826%
Pats
Jordan Weal 2-4-6
Shayne Neigum 1-1-2
Mark Schneider 0-2-2
Damien Ketlo 0-2-0 5.12 .871%
Matt Hewitt 0-1-0 4.16 .875%
Streaks
Kevin King - 8 games 5-7-12
Matt Fraser - 8 games 7-10-17
Thursday, February 10, 2011
ICE Update
Some encouranging news for the Kootenay ICE on their injured players. Luke Paulsen will play this weekend after missing 6 games to a concussion. Steele Boomer has been given the green light to start skating and could play by next weekend. Joey Leach has been given to go-ahead to start rehabbing his ankle and should be skating in 2 weeks. ICE are in Regina tomorrow.
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 17
Home 8 – Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 9 – Regina, Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 18
Home 10 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 8 – Brandon, Regina, Saskatoon, Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 16
Home 10 - Calgary (2), Prince George, Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 6 – Lethbridge (2), Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 17
Home 10 – Edmonton, Saskatoon (2), Calgary, Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 7 – Saskatoon (2), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 18
Home 9 –Moose Jaw (2), Prince Albert, Medicine Hat, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 9 – Moose Jaw (2), Brandon (3), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Regina,
Home 8 – Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 9 – Regina, Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 18
Home 10 – Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 8 – Brandon, Regina, Saskatoon, Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 16
Home 10 - Calgary (2), Prince George, Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Medicine Hat, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 6 – Lethbridge (2), Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 17
Home 10 – Edmonton, Saskatoon (2), Calgary, Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 7 – Saskatoon (2), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 18
Home 9 –Moose Jaw (2), Prince Albert, Medicine Hat, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 9 – Moose Jaw (2), Brandon (3), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Regina,
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Canada Winter Games
The Canada Winter Games start this weekend in Halifax.
Hockey goes from Saturday 12th-Friday 18th.
Here is the round robin schedule and the ICE prospects who are in the Under-16 Tournament.
Sat Feb 12
NEWFOUNDLAND - NWT
PEI - YUKON
MANITOBA - NEW BRUNSWICK
BC - QUEBEC
ALBERTA - SASKATCHEWAN
ONTARIO - NOVA SCOTIA
Sun Feb 13
YUKON - NEWFOUNDLAND
PEI - NWT
ALBERTA - NEW BRUNSWICK
BC - NOVA SCOTIA
SASKATCHEWAN - MANITOBA
QUEBEC – ONTARIO
Mon Feb 14
NEWFOUNDLAND - PEI
NWT - YUKON
NEW BRUNSWICK - SASKATCHEWAN
NOVA SCOTIA - QUEBEC
MANITOBA - ALBERTA
ONTARIO - BC
BC
Sam Reinhart
Alberta
Jaedon Descheneau
Luke Philp
Ryan Chynoweth (ICE GM Jeff's son who is drafted by Everett)
Saskatchewan
Tanner Faith
Manitoba
Jonathan Martin
Hockey goes from Saturday 12th-Friday 18th.
Here is the round robin schedule and the ICE prospects who are in the Under-16 Tournament.
Sat Feb 12
NEWFOUNDLAND - NWT
PEI - YUKON
MANITOBA - NEW BRUNSWICK
BC - QUEBEC
ALBERTA - SASKATCHEWAN
ONTARIO - NOVA SCOTIA
Sun Feb 13
YUKON - NEWFOUNDLAND
PEI - NWT
ALBERTA - NEW BRUNSWICK
BC - NOVA SCOTIA
SASKATCHEWAN - MANITOBA
QUEBEC – ONTARIO
Mon Feb 14
NEWFOUNDLAND - PEI
NWT - YUKON
NEW BRUNSWICK - SASKATCHEWAN
NOVA SCOTIA - QUEBEC
MANITOBA - ALBERTA
ONTARIO - BC
BC
Sam Reinhart
Alberta
Jaedon Descheneau
Luke Philp
Ryan Chynoweth (ICE GM Jeff's son who is drafted by Everett)
Saskatchewan
Tanner Faith
Manitoba
Jonathan Martin
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 17
Home 8 – Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 9 – Regina, Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 19
Home 11 – Prince George, Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 8 – Red Deer, Brandon, Regina, Saskatoon, Kootenay, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 16
Home 10 - Medicine Hat, Calgary (2), Prince George, Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 6 – Lethbridge (2), Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 18
Home 10 – Edmonton, Saskatoon (2), Calgary, Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 8 – Saskatoon (3), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 19
Home 10 –Moose Jaw (3), Prince Albert, Medicine Hat, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 9 – Moose Jaw (2), Brandon (3), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Regina,
Home 8 – Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 9 – Regina, Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 19
Home 11 – Prince George, Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 8 – Red Deer, Brandon, Regina, Saskatoon, Kootenay, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 16
Home 10 - Medicine Hat, Calgary (2), Prince George, Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 6 – Lethbridge (2), Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 18
Home 10 – Edmonton, Saskatoon (2), Calgary, Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 8 – Saskatoon (3), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 19
Home 10 –Moose Jaw (3), Prince Albert, Medicine Hat, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 9 – Moose Jaw (2), Brandon (3), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Regina,
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Kootenay 7 Regina 4 Game #55
Cranbrook, BC – Kootenay ICE forward Kevin King scored his 1st career hat trick in a 7-4 win over the Regina Pats in WHL action on Tuesday night.
Regina opened the scoring on the powerplay as Shayne Neigum got a rebound near the net off a Garrett Mitchell shot. The puck went off the players leg into the net.
41-seconds later the Pats took a 2-0 lead as Chandler Stephenson was in the middle shot and his wrist shot beat the goalie along the ice low on the stick side. The puck hit the corner of the post and came out quickly. Video replay did not overturn the ref’s call that it was a goal.
In the 2nd period the ICE scored as Brayden McNabb’s slap pass from the blueline was deflected high into the net by Kevin King.
While shorthanded the ICE tied the game 2-2 as Cody Eakin came down the left wing and scored with a shot high on the glove side. It’s his 3rd shorthanded goal in his 9th game with the ICE.
The ICE took the lead on a powerplay as Kevin King was wide open in the left circle and his wrist shot beat the goalie high on the stick side.
Late in the period Jagger Dirk was deep in his own zone and passed to the Regina blueline to Matt Fraser who stepped across the line and scored with a wrist shot that went through the goalie.
In the 3rd period the ICE scored on the powerplay as James Martin’s waist high point shot was deflected into the net by Jesse Ismond.
King completed the hat trick on the powerplay as he was in the low slot and redirected a Cody Eakin shot.
Regina scored 2 goals 3 minutes apart in the 3rd period to make the score 6-4.
On a delayed penalty Nils Moser got a loose puc near the net and lifted it into the net.
3 minutes later Jordan Weal fed Andrew Reider in he slot and his shot beat the goalie low on the stick side.
Pats pulled the goalie with 1:19 left and Max Reinhart scored his team leading 27th from the Regina blueline.
Kevin King and Matt Fraser extended their point streaks to 8 games. Fraser has goals in 5 straight games.
McNabb had 4 assists and it's the 2nd time he has reached that total this season.
Cody Eakin has played 9 games with the ICE with 7 goals and 9 assists. He has 3 shorthanded goals and 1 powerplay goal.
ICE goalie Brett Teskey’s last start was January 26th vs Brandon and his last win was January 7th vs Moose Jaw.
Defenseman Luke Paulsen is expected to return to the line-up on Friday.
Forward Steele Boomer is expected to start skating in less than a week.
Defenseman Joey Leach will see the doctors in Calgary tomorrow and hopefully will get the go-ahead to begin training on the ankle.
ICE will visit Regina on Friday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (6th game concussion day-to-day), Steele Boomer (9th game ankle 1-2 weeks), Joey Leach (ankle surgery 2-3 weeks).
Game Summary
Regina 19-28-6-1 Kootenay 35-17-1-2
1st Period
1. Regina, Neigum 10 (Mitchell, Weal) 11:45 pp
2. Regina, Stephenson 5 12:26
Penalties – Jung Reg Fraser Ktn (fighting) 7:51, Montgomery Ktn (check from behind) 10:39.
2nd Period
3. Kootenay, King 23 (McNabb, Eakin) 3:23
4. Kootenay, Eakin 26 (McNabb) 6:39 sh
5. Kootenay, King (2) 24 (McNabb, Fraser) 16:37 pp
6. Kootenay, Fraser 25 (Dirk) 19:51
Penalties – Weal Reg (slashing) :23, Fraser Ktn (delay of game) 6:30, Weal Reg (hooking) 9:55, Czerwonka Ktn (slashing) 11:45, Bell Reg (tripping) 15:40.
3rd Period
7. Kootenay, Ismond 13 (Reinhart, Martin) 6:50 pp
8. Kootenay, King (3) 25 (McNabb, Eakin) 10:56 pp
9. Regina, Moser 3 (Schneider, Neigum) 13:16
10. Regina, Reider 9 (Weal) 16:16
11. Kootenay, Reinhart 27 (Fraser) 18:52 en
Penalties – Davidson Reg (hooking) 5:15, Reinhart Ktn (roughing) 8:18, Bell Reg (interference) 9:15, Scheidle Reg (tripping) 10:03, Neigum Reg Antilla Ktn (roughing) 18:07.
Shots on goal by
Regina - 8 - 3 – 12 = 23
Kootenay – 13 – 15 – 16 = 44
Goal (shots-saves) – Regina: Damien Ketlo (L 8-20-5-1) (43-37) Kootenay: Brett Teskey (W 9-3-0-0) (23-19)
Power plays (goals-chances) - Regina: 1/4 Kootenay: 3/7
Referee – Sean Raphael
Linesmen – Steve Cochrane, Michael Roberts
Attendance – 2,164
Regina opened the scoring on the powerplay as Shayne Neigum got a rebound near the net off a Garrett Mitchell shot. The puck went off the players leg into the net.
41-seconds later the Pats took a 2-0 lead as Chandler Stephenson was in the middle shot and his wrist shot beat the goalie along the ice low on the stick side. The puck hit the corner of the post and came out quickly. Video replay did not overturn the ref’s call that it was a goal.
In the 2nd period the ICE scored as Brayden McNabb’s slap pass from the blueline was deflected high into the net by Kevin King.
While shorthanded the ICE tied the game 2-2 as Cody Eakin came down the left wing and scored with a shot high on the glove side. It’s his 3rd shorthanded goal in his 9th game with the ICE.
The ICE took the lead on a powerplay as Kevin King was wide open in the left circle and his wrist shot beat the goalie high on the stick side.
Late in the period Jagger Dirk was deep in his own zone and passed to the Regina blueline to Matt Fraser who stepped across the line and scored with a wrist shot that went through the goalie.
In the 3rd period the ICE scored on the powerplay as James Martin’s waist high point shot was deflected into the net by Jesse Ismond.
King completed the hat trick on the powerplay as he was in the low slot and redirected a Cody Eakin shot.
Regina scored 2 goals 3 minutes apart in the 3rd period to make the score 6-4.
On a delayed penalty Nils Moser got a loose puc near the net and lifted it into the net.
3 minutes later Jordan Weal fed Andrew Reider in he slot and his shot beat the goalie low on the stick side.
Pats pulled the goalie with 1:19 left and Max Reinhart scored his team leading 27th from the Regina blueline.
Kevin King and Matt Fraser extended their point streaks to 8 games. Fraser has goals in 5 straight games.
McNabb had 4 assists and it's the 2nd time he has reached that total this season.
Cody Eakin has played 9 games with the ICE with 7 goals and 9 assists. He has 3 shorthanded goals and 1 powerplay goal.
ICE goalie Brett Teskey’s last start was January 26th vs Brandon and his last win was January 7th vs Moose Jaw.
Defenseman Luke Paulsen is expected to return to the line-up on Friday.
Forward Steele Boomer is expected to start skating in less than a week.
Defenseman Joey Leach will see the doctors in Calgary tomorrow and hopefully will get the go-ahead to begin training on the ankle.
ICE will visit Regina on Friday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (6th game concussion day-to-day), Steele Boomer (9th game ankle 1-2 weeks), Joey Leach (ankle surgery 2-3 weeks).
Game Summary
Regina 19-28-6-1 Kootenay 35-17-1-2
1st Period
1. Regina, Neigum 10 (Mitchell, Weal) 11:45 pp
2. Regina, Stephenson 5 12:26
Penalties – Jung Reg Fraser Ktn (fighting) 7:51, Montgomery Ktn (check from behind) 10:39.
2nd Period
3. Kootenay, King 23 (McNabb, Eakin) 3:23
4. Kootenay, Eakin 26 (McNabb) 6:39 sh
5. Kootenay, King (2) 24 (McNabb, Fraser) 16:37 pp
6. Kootenay, Fraser 25 (Dirk) 19:51
Penalties – Weal Reg (slashing) :23, Fraser Ktn (delay of game) 6:30, Weal Reg (hooking) 9:55, Czerwonka Ktn (slashing) 11:45, Bell Reg (tripping) 15:40.
3rd Period
7. Kootenay, Ismond 13 (Reinhart, Martin) 6:50 pp
8. Kootenay, King (3) 25 (McNabb, Eakin) 10:56 pp
9. Regina, Moser 3 (Schneider, Neigum) 13:16
10. Regina, Reider 9 (Weal) 16:16
11. Kootenay, Reinhart 27 (Fraser) 18:52 en
Penalties – Davidson Reg (hooking) 5:15, Reinhart Ktn (roughing) 8:18, Bell Reg (interference) 9:15, Scheidle Reg (tripping) 10:03, Neigum Reg Antilla Ktn (roughing) 18:07.
Shots on goal by
Regina - 8 - 3 – 12 = 23
Kootenay – 13 – 15 – 16 = 44
Goal (shots-saves) – Regina: Damien Ketlo (L 8-20-5-1) (43-37) Kootenay: Brett Teskey (W 9-3-0-0) (23-19)
Power plays (goals-chances) - Regina: 1/4 Kootenay: 3/7
Referee – Sean Raphael
Linesmen – Steve Cochrane, Michael Roberts
Attendance – 2,164
ICE Trivia Game #55
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
The Pats have 6 retired numbers including 2 players for #16. Who are the 2 players who are honored for wearing that number
ANSWER – Dale Derkatch and Mike Sillinger
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Today’s Trivia question.
The Pats have 6 retired numbers including 2 players for #16. Who are the 2 players who are honored for wearing that number
ANSWER – Dale Derkatch and Mike Sillinger
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Regina @ Kootenay Game #55
The Kootenay ICE will host the Regina Pats tonight in their 3rd meeting of the season.
ICE lead the season series 2-0 with scores of 2-0 and 7-4.
ICE have won 4 of their last 5 games and are coming off a 5-2 win over Vancouver on Saturday.
Pats beat Prince Albert 5-4 on Saturday.
ICE are 3rd in the Conference and the Pats are 10th.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 26 Max Reinhart
Assists - 34 Brayden McNabb, Kevin King
Points - 58 Max Reinhart
PM - 84 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 48 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +23 Max Reinhart
Pats
Goals - 28 Jordan Weal
Assists - 42 Jordan Weal
Points - 70 Jordan Weal
PM - 144 Shayne Neigum
Defenseman - 33 Myles Bell
Rookie - 15 Mikael Jung
+/- - +8 Jordan Weal
Head to Head
ICE
Steele Boomer 1-2-3
Drew Czerwonka 1-2-3
Matt Fraser 1-2-3
Jesse Ismond 1-2-3
Nathan Lieuwen 1-0-0 0.00 1.000% 1 SO
Brett Teskey 1-0-0 4.00 .826%
Pats
Jordan Weal 1-2-3
Brandon Davidson 0-2-2
Damien Ketlo 0-1-0 3.95 .889%
Matt Hewitt 0-1-0 4.16 .875%
Streaks
Kevin King - 7 games 2-7-9
Matt Fraser - 7 games 6-8-14
ICE lead the season series 2-0 with scores of 2-0 and 7-4.
ICE have won 4 of their last 5 games and are coming off a 5-2 win over Vancouver on Saturday.
Pats beat Prince Albert 5-4 on Saturday.
ICE are 3rd in the Conference and the Pats are 10th.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals - 26 Max Reinhart
Assists - 34 Brayden McNabb, Kevin King
Points - 58 Max Reinhart
PM - 84 Matt Fraser
Defenseman - 48 Brayden McNabb (3rd in WHL)
Rookie - 8 Adam Rossignol, Eric Benoit
+/- - +23 Max Reinhart
Pats
Goals - 28 Jordan Weal
Assists - 42 Jordan Weal
Points - 70 Jordan Weal
PM - 144 Shayne Neigum
Defenseman - 33 Myles Bell
Rookie - 15 Mikael Jung
+/- - +8 Jordan Weal
Head to Head
ICE
Steele Boomer 1-2-3
Drew Czerwonka 1-2-3
Matt Fraser 1-2-3
Jesse Ismond 1-2-3
Nathan Lieuwen 1-0-0 0.00 1.000% 1 SO
Brett Teskey 1-0-0 4.00 .826%
Pats
Jordan Weal 1-2-3
Brandon Davidson 0-2-2
Damien Ketlo 0-1-0 3.95 .889%
Matt Hewitt 0-1-0 4.16 .875%
Streaks
Kevin King - 7 games 2-7-9
Matt Fraser - 7 games 6-8-14
NEW BASEBALL STADIUM
Cranbrook City Council was provided with a completed feasibility study for a new baseball stadium on Monday: The Home Run Society was joined by consultants GEC Architecture in presenting a brief overview of the baseball stadium feasibility study, which will allow a WMBL team to be located in Cranbrook. To see more images please visit our facebook page.
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Monday, February 7, 2011
From The ICE Office
ICE CHIPS: The KOOTENAY ICE enter this week’s action with a 34-17-1-2 record (19-6-1-1 at home, 15-11-0-1 on the road, 1-1 in overtime, 3-2 in shootouts) and in third place in the EASTERN CONFERENCE and fifth in the WHL…The ICE will play their next five games against the EASTERN CONFERENCE.
JERSEY OFF THE BACK NIGHT: On February 18th when KOOTENAY hosts MEDICINE HAT it will be JERSEY OFF THE BACK NIGHT…Fans at the game will have the opportunity to bid on the new third RBK Edge Jerseys…The winning bid on each jersey will get to meet the player after the game and will receive their jersey at the conclusion of the playoffs…All the money raised will go to the KOOTENAY ICE Scholarship Fund.
SUPER SEVEN FLEX PAKS: The sale of SUPER SEVEN FLEX PAKS continues…You get seven game certificates to use at your convenience – total flexibility…SUPER SEVEN FLEX PAKS are available in Adult, Senior, Student and Youth packages. Adults are $119.00, Seniors $91.00, Students $77.00 and Youth $63.00…On each package you save $3.00 per game over the walk-up ticket prices.
SAVE ON FOODS: The 2010-2011 SAVE ON FOODS VOUCHERS are still available…Customers can purchase the ticket vouchers at the CRANBROOK SAVE ON FOODS location for all remaining KOOTENAY ICE regular season home games…Cardholders can pick them up for $18.00 including HST or for free with the redemption of 8,000 SAVE ON MORE points…Non-Cardholders can get their vouchers for $20.00 including HST.
DINNER AND A GAME: The KOOTENAY ICE along with COYOTE JACK’S GRILL have announced that fans can now purchase a restaurant seat and a meal for $25.00 for any remaining regular season home game…The meal will be off of a special COYOTE JACK’S GRILL menu that includes burgers, sandwiches, nachos and more…Limited seating is available and tickets can be purchased at the KOOTENAY ICE OFFICE.
DID YOU KNOW: KOOTENAY is 28-13-1-2 against the EASTERN CONFERENCE this season (16-5-1-1 at home, 12-7-0-1 on the road, 1-1 in overtime, 3-2 in shootouts)…The ICE are 23-2-0-0 when leading after the second period, 3-12-0-0 when losing and 8 -3-1-2 when tied…JESSE ISMOND has played in 193 games with the ICE…MAX REINHART leads KOOTENAY in scoring this season with 58 points (26-32-58)…
KEVIN KING has recorded 206 points in his WHL career (84-122-206)…JOHN NEIBRANDT recorded his first WHL career goal February 1st against CALGARY…BRAYDEN MCNABB, who has played in 241 games with KOOTENAY, tied a franchise record for most career goals by a defenseman with 43 against CALGARY on February 1st (STEVE MCCARTHY – 43)…JOE ANTILLA played in his 250th career game on February 2nd against CALGARY.
SCORING STREAKS: MATT FRASER (6-7-13) and KEVIN KING (3-7-10) have each recorded at least a point in their last seven games…CODY EAKIN (3-4-7) has recorded at least a point in his last three games.
INJURIES / TRANSACTION: JOEY LEACH will be out of the ICE line up two to four weeks with an ankle injury…STEELE BOOMER will be out of the KOOTENAY line up one to two weeks with an ankle injury…LUKE PAULSEN will be out of the ICE line up day to day with a head injury…KOOTENAY has called up Defenseman JEFF HUBIC (March 28, 1994) of the TISDALE TROJANS - SMAAAHL (35-1-5-6-50) for the next three games.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 54 games of the 2009-2010 season the ICE were 34-16-2-2, after 55 games 34-17-2-2 and after 56 games 34-17-3-2.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday February 8 ICE vs. Regina 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Wednesday February 9 Practice 3:45 – 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Thursday February 10 Travel Day
Friday February 11 ICE @ Regina 6:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Saturday February 12 ICE @ Swift Current 6:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Tuesday, February 1 – Kootenay 8 vs. Calgary 0 – Record 33-16-1-2 – Attendance: 2,159
Goals:
1 – Ismond (12) from Pearce and Rintoul
2 – Eakin (22)
3 – McNabb (14) from Czerwonka and Eakin
4 – Antilla (15) from Eakin and King
5 – Benoit (3) from Ismond
6 – Eakin (23) from McNabb and King
7 – Neibrandt (1) from Reinhart and Pearce
8 – Fraser (22) from Eakin and McNabb
Goalies: Nathan Lieuwen (27 Saves, 0 GA), Brett Teskey (5 Saves, 0 GA)
Wednesday, February 2 – Kootenay 1 @ Calgary 3 – Record 33-17-1-2 – Attendance: 7,222
Goal:
1 – Fraser (23) from King and Eakin
Goalie: Mackenzie Skapski (25 Saves, 3 GA)
Saturday, February 5 – Kootenay 5 vs. Vancouver 2 – Record 34-17-1-2 – Attendance: 3,476
Goals:
1 – King (23) from Antilla and Martin
2 – Eakin (24)
3 – Martin (9) from Reinhart and Ismond
4 – Rintoul (2) from Fraser
5 – Fraser (24) from King and Reinhart
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (17 Saves, 2 GA)
JERSEY OFF THE BACK NIGHT: On February 18th when KOOTENAY hosts MEDICINE HAT it will be JERSEY OFF THE BACK NIGHT…Fans at the game will have the opportunity to bid on the new third RBK Edge Jerseys…The winning bid on each jersey will get to meet the player after the game and will receive their jersey at the conclusion of the playoffs…All the money raised will go to the KOOTENAY ICE Scholarship Fund.
SUPER SEVEN FLEX PAKS: The sale of SUPER SEVEN FLEX PAKS continues…You get seven game certificates to use at your convenience – total flexibility…SUPER SEVEN FLEX PAKS are available in Adult, Senior, Student and Youth packages. Adults are $119.00, Seniors $91.00, Students $77.00 and Youth $63.00…On each package you save $3.00 per game over the walk-up ticket prices.
SAVE ON FOODS: The 2010-2011 SAVE ON FOODS VOUCHERS are still available…Customers can purchase the ticket vouchers at the CRANBROOK SAVE ON FOODS location for all remaining KOOTENAY ICE regular season home games…Cardholders can pick them up for $18.00 including HST or for free with the redemption of 8,000 SAVE ON MORE points…Non-Cardholders can get their vouchers for $20.00 including HST.
DINNER AND A GAME: The KOOTENAY ICE along with COYOTE JACK’S GRILL have announced that fans can now purchase a restaurant seat and a meal for $25.00 for any remaining regular season home game…The meal will be off of a special COYOTE JACK’S GRILL menu that includes burgers, sandwiches, nachos and more…Limited seating is available and tickets can be purchased at the KOOTENAY ICE OFFICE.
DID YOU KNOW: KOOTENAY is 28-13-1-2 against the EASTERN CONFERENCE this season (16-5-1-1 at home, 12-7-0-1 on the road, 1-1 in overtime, 3-2 in shootouts)…The ICE are 23-2-0-0 when leading after the second period, 3-12-0-0 when losing and 8 -3-1-2 when tied…JESSE ISMOND has played in 193 games with the ICE…MAX REINHART leads KOOTENAY in scoring this season with 58 points (26-32-58)…
KEVIN KING has recorded 206 points in his WHL career (84-122-206)…JOHN NEIBRANDT recorded his first WHL career goal February 1st against CALGARY…BRAYDEN MCNABB, who has played in 241 games with KOOTENAY, tied a franchise record for most career goals by a defenseman with 43 against CALGARY on February 1st (STEVE MCCARTHY – 43)…JOE ANTILLA played in his 250th career game on February 2nd against CALGARY.
SCORING STREAKS: MATT FRASER (6-7-13) and KEVIN KING (3-7-10) have each recorded at least a point in their last seven games…CODY EAKIN (3-4-7) has recorded at least a point in his last three games.
INJURIES / TRANSACTION: JOEY LEACH will be out of the ICE line up two to four weeks with an ankle injury…STEELE BOOMER will be out of the KOOTENAY line up one to two weeks with an ankle injury…LUKE PAULSEN will be out of the ICE line up day to day with a head injury…KOOTENAY has called up Defenseman JEFF HUBIC (March 28, 1994) of the TISDALE TROJANS - SMAAAHL (35-1-5-6-50) for the next three games.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 54 games of the 2009-2010 season the ICE were 34-16-2-2, after 55 games 34-17-2-2 and after 56 games 34-17-3-2.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday February 8 ICE vs. Regina 7:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Wednesday February 9 Practice 3:45 – 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Thursday February 10 Travel Day
Friday February 11 ICE @ Regina 6:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
Saturday February 12 ICE @ Swift Current 6:00 pm (102.9 FM – The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Tuesday, February 1 – Kootenay 8 vs. Calgary 0 – Record 33-16-1-2 – Attendance: 2,159
Goals:
1 – Ismond (12) from Pearce and Rintoul
2 – Eakin (22)
3 – McNabb (14) from Czerwonka and Eakin
4 – Antilla (15) from Eakin and King
5 – Benoit (3) from Ismond
6 – Eakin (23) from McNabb and King
7 – Neibrandt (1) from Reinhart and Pearce
8 – Fraser (22) from Eakin and McNabb
Goalies: Nathan Lieuwen (27 Saves, 0 GA), Brett Teskey (5 Saves, 0 GA)
Wednesday, February 2 – Kootenay 1 @ Calgary 3 – Record 33-17-1-2 – Attendance: 7,222
Goal:
1 – Fraser (23) from King and Eakin
Goalie: Mackenzie Skapski (25 Saves, 3 GA)
Saturday, February 5 – Kootenay 5 vs. Vancouver 2 – Record 34-17-1-2 – Attendance: 3,476
Goals:
1 – King (23) from Antilla and Martin
2 – Eakin (24)
3 – Martin (9) from Reinhart and Ismond
4 – Rintoul (2) from Fraser
5 – Fraser (24) from King and Reinhart
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (17 Saves, 2 GA)
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Remaining Schedule
Kootenay 18
Home 9 – Regina, Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 9 – Regina, Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 20
Home 11 – Prince George, Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 9 – Red Deer (2), Brandon, Regina, Saskatoon, Kootenay, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 17
Home 11 - Medicine Hat (2), Calgary (2), Prince George, Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 6 – Lethbridge (2), Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 18
Home 10 – Edmonton, Saskatoon (2), Calgary, Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 8 – Saskatoon (3), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 19
Home 10 –Moose Jaw (3), Prince Albert, Medicine Hat, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 9 – Moose Jaw (2), Brandon (3), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Regina,
Home 9 – Regina, Medicine Hat, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Prince Albert, Kamloops, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Lethbridge
Away 9 – Regina, Swift Current, Red Deer, Brandon, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Spokane, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge
Medicine Hat 20
Home 11 – Prince George, Regina, Saskatoon, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince Albert, Edmonton, Calgary (2), Red Deer, Kootenay,
Away 9 – Red Deer (2), Brandon, Regina, Saskatoon, Kootenay, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Calgary,
Red Deer 17
Home 11 - Medicine Hat (2), Calgary (2), Prince George, Lethbridge, Kamloops, Kootenay, Kelowna, Swift Current, Edmonton,
Away 6 – Lethbridge (2), Prince George, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton,
Moose Jaw 18
Home 10 – Edmonton, Saskatoon (2), Calgary, Prince Albert (2), Swift Current, Regina (2), Brandon,
Away 8 – Saskatoon (3), Prince Albert, Kootenay, Lethbridge, Regina, Brandon,
Saskatoon 19
Home 10 –Moose Jaw (3), Prince Albert, Medicine Hat, Brandon (2), Kootenay, Edmonton, Regina,
Away 9 – Moose Jaw (2), Brandon (3), Kootenay, Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Regina,
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Kootenay 5 Vancouver 2 Game #54
Cranbrook, BC – Kootenay ICE forward Cody Eakin scored twice in a 5-2 win over the Vancouver Giants in WHL action on Saturday night.
ICE opened the scoring as Joe Antilla knee-high point shot was deflected by Cody Eakin.
Vancouver received 4 straight powerplays including 2 long 2-man advantages and scored on one of them to tie the game 1-1. Michael Burns got the goal as he squeezed a rebound behind the goalie’s reaching leg.
On the opening faceoff of the 2nd period Cody Eakin broke through the defense to create a shorthanded breakaway and scored with a wrist shot through the legs.
It’s his 2nd shorthanded goal of the season and the 11th by the ICE.
The goal came 7-seconds at the beginning of the period which is a franchise record. (old record 8-seconds December 18, 1998 Steve McCarthy in Red Deer)
The ICE took a 3-1 lead on the powerplay as Max Reinhart fed James Martin at the blueline and his wrist shot from the point beat the screened goalie high on the stick side.
In the 3rd period the Giants got within a goal as Andre Stastny was left alone in front of the net and chipped the puck over the goalie’s leg.
The ICE regained the 2-goal lead off a face-off win the Giants zone and Matt Fraser got the puck to Hayden Rintoul who got his wrist shot through the goalies’ legs.
ICE scored on a powerplay as Kevin King from the corner fed Matt Fraser in the slot and he scored with a wrist shot through the goalies legs.
Vancouver changed goalies as Brendan Jensen replaced Mark Segal.
ICE will host Regina on Tuesday.
16-year-old defenseman Jeff Hubic played in his 1st WHL game.
The crowd was the biggest of the season.
Interesting Stat – ICE record when playing their 2nd game in 2 nights.
In the 1st half of the season they went 8-2-0-0. Both losses were actually their 3rd game in 3 nights.
So far in the 2nd half of the season they are 1-5-0-0.
They will play in that situation 7 more times this season.
The last time Vancouver was in Cranbrook was January 9, 2009.
Vancouver won the game 4-1 with the only ICE goal scored by John Negrin.
The next day was the WHL trade deadline and the ICE traded Negrin and Michael Stickland to Swift Current for Christian Magnus, James Martin and 2 draft picks.
ICE players in that game that are still with the ICE are Hayden Rintoul, Brayden McNabb, Matt Fraser, Kevin King, Jesse Ismond, Drew Czerwonka, Max Reinhart, Joe Antilla and Nathan Lieuwen.
Giants players in the last game that are still on the club are Neal Manning, Brendan Gallagher and James Henry.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (5th game concussion 1 week), Steele Boomer (9th game ankle 2 weeks), Joey Leach (9th game ankle surgery 3-4 weeks), Mackenzie Skapski.
Giants Darren Bestland didn’t play after receiving a charging major on Friday in Calgary and was suspended by the league.
Game Summary
Vancouver 29-21-1-4 Kootenay 34-17-1-2
1st Period
1. Kootenay, Eakin 24 (Antilla, Martin) 2:44
2. Vancouver, M.Burns 11 (Stastny, Hodder) 11:26 5-on-3 pp
Penalties – Manning Van (tripping) 5:41, Czerwonka Ktn (roughing) 10:04, King Ktn (double high sticking) 11:09, Fraser Ktn (roughing) 13:56, Musil Van (boarding) 16:19, Hurley Ktn (goalie interference) 19:25.
2nd Period
3. Kootenay, Eakin (2) 25 :07 sh
4. Kootenay, Martin 9 (Reinhart, Ismond) 17:17 pp
Penalties – Manning Van (tripping) 7:52, Fenske Van (delay of game) 11:47, M. Burns (high sticking) 16:08, Fenske Van Czerwonka Ktn (roughing) 18:02.
3rd Period
5. Vancouver, Stastny 6 (Fenske, N. Burns) 8:04
6. Kootenay, Rintoul 2 (Fraser) 12:22
7. Kootenay, Fraser 24 (King, Reinhart) 15:25 pp
Penalties – Martinook Van (tripping) 13:25, Stastny Van (delay of game) 14:42.
Shots on goal by
Vancouver - 8 - 4 – 7 = 19
Kootenay - 15 – 14 – 8 = 37
Goal (shots-saves) – Vancouver: Mark Segal (L 22-10-1-3) (36-31) Brendan Jensen (15-25 third) 1/1 Kootenay: Nathan Lieuwen (W 24-12-1-1) (19-17)
Power plays (goals-chances) - Vancouver: 1/5 Kootenay: 2/7
Referees – Tyler Adair, Chris Crich
Linesmen – Bobby Bedingfield, Jim Maniago
Attendance – 3,476
ICE opened the scoring as Joe Antilla knee-high point shot was deflected by Cody Eakin.
Vancouver received 4 straight powerplays including 2 long 2-man advantages and scored on one of them to tie the game 1-1. Michael Burns got the goal as he squeezed a rebound behind the goalie’s reaching leg.
On the opening faceoff of the 2nd period Cody Eakin broke through the defense to create a shorthanded breakaway and scored with a wrist shot through the legs.
It’s his 2nd shorthanded goal of the season and the 11th by the ICE.
The goal came 7-seconds at the beginning of the period which is a franchise record. (old record 8-seconds December 18, 1998 Steve McCarthy in Red Deer)
The ICE took a 3-1 lead on the powerplay as Max Reinhart fed James Martin at the blueline and his wrist shot from the point beat the screened goalie high on the stick side.
In the 3rd period the Giants got within a goal as Andre Stastny was left alone in front of the net and chipped the puck over the goalie’s leg.
The ICE regained the 2-goal lead off a face-off win the Giants zone and Matt Fraser got the puck to Hayden Rintoul who got his wrist shot through the goalies’ legs.
ICE scored on a powerplay as Kevin King from the corner fed Matt Fraser in the slot and he scored with a wrist shot through the goalies legs.
Vancouver changed goalies as Brendan Jensen replaced Mark Segal.
ICE will host Regina on Tuesday.
16-year-old defenseman Jeff Hubic played in his 1st WHL game.
The crowd was the biggest of the season.
Interesting Stat – ICE record when playing their 2nd game in 2 nights.
In the 1st half of the season they went 8-2-0-0. Both losses were actually their 3rd game in 3 nights.
So far in the 2nd half of the season they are 1-5-0-0.
They will play in that situation 7 more times this season.
The last time Vancouver was in Cranbrook was January 9, 2009.
Vancouver won the game 4-1 with the only ICE goal scored by John Negrin.
The next day was the WHL trade deadline and the ICE traded Negrin and Michael Stickland to Swift Current for Christian Magnus, James Martin and 2 draft picks.
ICE players in that game that are still with the ICE are Hayden Rintoul, Brayden McNabb, Matt Fraser, Kevin King, Jesse Ismond, Drew Czerwonka, Max Reinhart, Joe Antilla and Nathan Lieuwen.
Giants players in the last game that are still on the club are Neal Manning, Brendan Gallagher and James Henry.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (5th game concussion 1 week), Steele Boomer (9th game ankle 2 weeks), Joey Leach (9th game ankle surgery 3-4 weeks), Mackenzie Skapski.
Giants Darren Bestland didn’t play after receiving a charging major on Friday in Calgary and was suspended by the league.
Game Summary
Vancouver 29-21-1-4 Kootenay 34-17-1-2
1st Period
1. Kootenay, Eakin 24 (Antilla, Martin) 2:44
2. Vancouver, M.Burns 11 (Stastny, Hodder) 11:26 5-on-3 pp
Penalties – Manning Van (tripping) 5:41, Czerwonka Ktn (roughing) 10:04, King Ktn (double high sticking) 11:09, Fraser Ktn (roughing) 13:56, Musil Van (boarding) 16:19, Hurley Ktn (goalie interference) 19:25.
2nd Period
3. Kootenay, Eakin (2) 25 :07 sh
4. Kootenay, Martin 9 (Reinhart, Ismond) 17:17 pp
Penalties – Manning Van (tripping) 7:52, Fenske Van (delay of game) 11:47, M. Burns (high sticking) 16:08, Fenske Van Czerwonka Ktn (roughing) 18:02.
3rd Period
5. Vancouver, Stastny 6 (Fenske, N. Burns) 8:04
6. Kootenay, Rintoul 2 (Fraser) 12:22
7. Kootenay, Fraser 24 (King, Reinhart) 15:25 pp
Penalties – Martinook Van (tripping) 13:25, Stastny Van (delay of game) 14:42.
Shots on goal by
Vancouver - 8 - 4 – 7 = 19
Kootenay - 15 – 14 – 8 = 37
Goal (shots-saves) – Vancouver: Mark Segal (L 22-10-1-3) (36-31) Brendan Jensen (15-25 third) 1/1 Kootenay: Nathan Lieuwen (W 24-12-1-1) (19-17)
Power plays (goals-chances) - Vancouver: 1/5 Kootenay: 2/7
Referees – Tyler Adair, Chris Crich
Linesmen – Bobby Bedingfield, Jim Maniago
Attendance – 3,476
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