Kootenay – 0-2-1-1 in last 4.
Friday vs Calgary (2-1-0-0)
Saturday vs Spokane (0-0-1-1)
Calgary – Won 14 of 15.
Friday in Kootenay (1-2-0-0)
Saturday in Red Deer (2-1-0-0)
Edmonton – 1-1-1 in last 3.
Friday vs Red Deer (0-0-1-1)
Lethbridge – 2 losses in a row.
Wednesday in Swift Current (1-2-0-0)
Friday in Brandon (0-1-0-0)
Saturday in Regina (0-1-0-1)
Medicine Hat – Won 6 of 7.
Tuesday vs Red Deer (4-0-0-0)
Friday in Prince Albert (2-0-0-0)
Saturday in Saskatoon (1-1-0-1)
Red Deer – Won 2 of 3.
Tuesday in Medicine Hat (0-3-1-0)
Friday in Edmonton (2-0-0-0)
Saturday vs Calgary (1-2-0-0)
Brandon – 0-4-0-1 in last 5 at home.
Friday vs Lethbridge (1-0-0-0)
Saturday in Swift Current (3-1-0-1)
Moose Jaw – 6-0-1 in last 7
Friday in Saskatoon (3-0-1)
Saturday vs Prince Albert (3-1-0-0)
Prince Albert – 2 wins in a row.
Wednesday vs Regina (1-4-0-0)
Friday vs Medicine Hat (0-2-0-0)
Friday in Moose Jaw (1-2-0-1)
Regina – 1-3-2 in last 6.
Wednesday in Prince Albert (4-1-0-0)
Friday in Swift Current (3-1-0-0)
Saturday vs Lethbridge (2-0-0-0)
Saskatoon – Won 3 of 4.
Tuesday vs Swift Current (2-0-0-0)
Friday vs Moose Jaw (1-3-0-0)
Saturday vs Medicine Hat (2-0-0-0)
Swift Current – 1 win in last 5.
Tuesday in Saskatoon (0-2-0-0)
Wednesday vs Lethbridge (2-1-0-0)
Friday vs Regina (1-3-0-0)
Saturday vs Brandon (2-2-1-0)
Kamloops – 10-1-0-1 in January.
Wednesday vs Spokane (2-0-0-0)
Friday in Vancouver (2-0-0-1)
Saturday in Seattle (3-0-0-0)
Kelowna – 3-0-0-1 in last 4.
Friday in Prince George (4-1-0-0)
Saturday in Prince George
Prince George – 5 losses in a row.
Tuesday in Victoria (0-1-0-1)
Wednesday in Victoria
Friday vs Kelowna (1-4-0-0)
Saturday vs Kelowna
Vancouver – 1 win in last 3.
Friday vs Kamloops (1-2-0-0)
Saturday in Portland (2-0-0-0)
Victoria – 1 in last 3.
Tuesday vs Prince George (2-0-0-0)
Wednesday vs Prince George
Friday in Spokane (0-1-0-0)
Saturday in Tri City (1-2-0-0)
Everett – 2 wins in a row for the first time this season.
Friday in Portland (1-4-0-1)
Portland – 3 wins in a row, 18 wins in a row at home.
Friday vs Everett (5-1-0-0)
Saturday vs Vancouver (0-2-0-0)
Seattle – 1 win in last 7.
Tuesday vs Spokane (1-1-0-0)
Friday in Tri City (1-5-0-0)
Saturday vs Kamloops (0-3-0-0)
Spokane – 10-1-2 in last 13.
Tuesday in Seattle (1-1-0-0)
Wednesday in Kamloops (0-2-0-0)
Friday vs Victoria (1-0-0-0)
Saturday in Kootenay (2-0-0-0)
Tri City – 1 2-1-1 in last 5.
Friday vs Seattle (5-1-0-0)
Saturday vs Victoria (2-1-0-0)
Monday, January 30, 2012
From The ICE Office
ICE CHIPS: The KOOTENAY ICE enter this week's action with a 27-15-4-4 record (14-7-1-2 at home, 13-8-3-2 on the road, 1-4 in overtime, 2-4 in shootouts) and in fifth place in the EASTERN CONFERENCE and eighth overall in the WHL…The ICE will play seven of their next nine games at home.
PASTA AND CHICKEN BUFFET: The KOOTENAY ICE FAN CLUB is hosting a PASTA AND CHICKEN BUFFET on Sunday, February 19 at the HERITAGE INN...The dinner will be attended by the KOOTENAY ICE PLAYERS and will start with cocktails at 4:30 pm...Tickets are $30.00 and are available during home games at the FAN CLUB TABLE or from any FAN CLUB MEMBER.
PLAYOFF PACKAGES AVAILABLE: 2012 playoff packages are now available until Friday, February 24th 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…Fans without season tickets or flex paks that wish to purchase playoff packages can do so with a $100 non-refundable deposit on 2012-2013 season tickets...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.
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 available now at the KOOTENAY ICE OFFICE.
DID YOU KNOW: The ICE need ten more victories to reach 600 wins in franchise history (590-410-121)…KOOTENAY is fifth overall on the power play in the WHL at 23.4%...The ICE are sixth in the LEAGUE in penalty killing at 81.2%...KOOTENAY is 12-1-0-1 when they score the first goal of the game at home and 2-6-1-1 when their opponent scores first...The ICE are 8-5-1-0 when outshooting their opponents at home, 5-2-0-1 when being outshot and 1-0-0-1 when shots are tied...NATHAN LIEUWEN, who is third in the LEAGUE in save percentage (.920), is second in the WHL in goals against average (2.36)...SAM REINHART (20-27-47) has set a franchise record for most goals by a 16-year-old with 20 (DREW CZERWONKA - 16-2-18 - 2008/09) and has also set franchise record for most points by a 16-year-old with 47 (STEVE MCCARTHY - 11-29-40 - 1997/98)...SAM REINHART, who is fourth in the LEAGUE for points by a rookie, recorded his first career hat trick on January 27 against PRINCE ALBERT...JOEY LEACH leads KOOTENAY in plus / minus with a plus 22...JOE ANTILLA recorded his 50th WHL career goal on January 28 in SPOKANE...JAGGER DIRK needs to play in three more games to reach 150 in his WHL career...ERIK BENOIT needs to play in four more games to reach 100 in his WHL career.
INJURIES: Defenseman LUKE PAULSEN will be out of the KOOTENAY line up indefinitely with an upper body injury...Forwards DREW CZERWONKA (upper body) and MAX REINHART (lower body) will both be out of the ICE line up for one week with their injuries.
SCORING STREAKS: ERIK BENOIT (0-3-3) and JOEY LEACH (0-3-3) have each recorded a point in their last three games.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 50 games of the 2010-2011 season the ICE 32-15-1-2, after 51 games 33-15-1-2 and after 52 games 34-15-1-2.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday January 31 Practice 3:45 - 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Wednesday February 1 Practice 3:45 - 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Thursday February 2 Practice 3:45 - 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Friday February 3 ICE vs Calgary 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
Saturday February 4 ICE vs Spokane 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Tuesday, January 24 – Kootenay 0 vs Brandon 1 – Record 27-14-3-3 – Attendance: 2,517
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (27 Saves, 1 GA)
Wednesday, January 25 – Kootenay 4 @ Lethbridge 5 – Record 27-15-3-3 – Attendance: 2,880
Goals:
1 - S. Reinhart (17) from Ismond
2 - Antilla (7) from Montgomery and Benoit
3 - Neibrandt (2) from Martin and S. Reinhart
4 - Ismond (14) from Leach
Goalie: Mackenzie Skapski (22 Saves, 5 GA)
Friday, January 27 – Kootenay 6 vs Prince Albert 7 - SO – Record 27-15-3-4 – Attendance: 2,742
Goals:
1 - Montgomery (16) from Benoit
2 - S. Reinhart (18) from Neibrandt and McKinlay
3 - McKinlay (9) from S. Reinhart and Dirk
4 - S. Reinhart (19) from Cable and Ismond
5 - S. Reinhart (20) from McKinlay and Leach
6 - McKinlay (10) from S. Reinhart and Ismond
Goalies: Nathan Lieuwen (15 Saves, 5 GA), Mackenzie Skapski (14 Saves, 1 GA)
Saturday, January 28 – Kootenay 4 @ Spokane 5 - OT – Record 27-15-4-4 – Attendance: 8,412
Goals:
1 - Antilla (8) from Leach and Montgomery
2 - McKinlay (11) from Philp and Hubic
3 - Pearce (18) from Dirk and Muth
4 - Antilla (9) from Benoit
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (41 Saves, 5 GA)
PASTA AND CHICKEN BUFFET: The KOOTENAY ICE FAN CLUB is hosting a PASTA AND CHICKEN BUFFET on Sunday, February 19 at the HERITAGE INN...The dinner will be attended by the KOOTENAY ICE PLAYERS and will start with cocktails at 4:30 pm...Tickets are $30.00 and are available during home games at the FAN CLUB TABLE or from any FAN CLUB MEMBER.
PLAYOFF PACKAGES AVAILABLE: 2012 playoff packages are now available until Friday, February 24th 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…Fans without season tickets or flex paks that wish to purchase playoff packages can do so with a $100 non-refundable deposit on 2012-2013 season tickets...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.
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 available now at the KOOTENAY ICE OFFICE.
DID YOU KNOW: The ICE need ten more victories to reach 600 wins in franchise history (590-410-121)…KOOTENAY is fifth overall on the power play in the WHL at 23.4%...The ICE are sixth in the LEAGUE in penalty killing at 81.2%...KOOTENAY is 12-1-0-1 when they score the first goal of the game at home and 2-6-1-1 when their opponent scores first...The ICE are 8-5-1-0 when outshooting their opponents at home, 5-2-0-1 when being outshot and 1-0-0-1 when shots are tied...NATHAN LIEUWEN, who is third in the LEAGUE in save percentage (.920), is second in the WHL in goals against average (2.36)...SAM REINHART (20-27-47) has set a franchise record for most goals by a 16-year-old with 20 (DREW CZERWONKA - 16-2-18 - 2008/09) and has also set franchise record for most points by a 16-year-old with 47 (STEVE MCCARTHY - 11-29-40 - 1997/98)...SAM REINHART, who is fourth in the LEAGUE for points by a rookie, recorded his first career hat trick on January 27 against PRINCE ALBERT...JOEY LEACH leads KOOTENAY in plus / minus with a plus 22...JOE ANTILLA recorded his 50th WHL career goal on January 28 in SPOKANE...JAGGER DIRK needs to play in three more games to reach 150 in his WHL career...ERIK BENOIT needs to play in four more games to reach 100 in his WHL career.
INJURIES: Defenseman LUKE PAULSEN will be out of the KOOTENAY line up indefinitely with an upper body injury...Forwards DREW CZERWONKA (upper body) and MAX REINHART (lower body) will both be out of the ICE line up for one week with their injuries.
SCORING STREAKS: ERIK BENOIT (0-3-3) and JOEY LEACH (0-3-3) have each recorded a point in their last three games.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 50 games of the 2010-2011 season the ICE 32-15-1-2, after 51 games 33-15-1-2 and after 52 games 34-15-1-2.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday January 31 Practice 3:45 - 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Wednesday February 1 Practice 3:45 - 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Thursday February 2 Practice 3:45 - 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Friday February 3 ICE vs Calgary 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
Saturday February 4 ICE vs Spokane 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Tuesday, January 24 – Kootenay 0 vs Brandon 1 – Record 27-14-3-3 – Attendance: 2,517
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (27 Saves, 1 GA)
Wednesday, January 25 – Kootenay 4 @ Lethbridge 5 – Record 27-15-3-3 – Attendance: 2,880
Goals:
1 - S. Reinhart (17) from Ismond
2 - Antilla (7) from Montgomery and Benoit
3 - Neibrandt (2) from Martin and S. Reinhart
4 - Ismond (14) from Leach
Goalie: Mackenzie Skapski (22 Saves, 5 GA)
Friday, January 27 – Kootenay 6 vs Prince Albert 7 - SO – Record 27-15-3-4 – Attendance: 2,742
Goals:
1 - Montgomery (16) from Benoit
2 - S. Reinhart (18) from Neibrandt and McKinlay
3 - McKinlay (9) from S. Reinhart and Dirk
4 - S. Reinhart (19) from Cable and Ismond
5 - S. Reinhart (20) from McKinlay and Leach
6 - McKinlay (10) from S. Reinhart and Ismond
Goalies: Nathan Lieuwen (15 Saves, 5 GA), Mackenzie Skapski (14 Saves, 1 GA)
Saturday, January 28 – Kootenay 4 @ Spokane 5 - OT – Record 27-15-4-4 – Attendance: 8,412
Goals:
1 - Antilla (8) from Leach and Montgomery
2 - McKinlay (11) from Philp and Hubic
3 - Pearce (18) from Dirk and Muth
4 - Antilla (9) from Benoit
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (41 Saves, 5 GA)
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Spokane 5 Kootenay 4 OT
Spokane, Wash – The Spokane Chiefs overcame a 4-2 3rd period deficit in a 5-4 overtime win over the Kootenay ICE in WHL action on Saturday night.
The ICE (27-15-4-4) opened the scoring in the first period as Joe Antilla put in a rebound off a point shot from Joey Leach.
Leach has assists in 3 straight games.
30-seconds after Mitch Holmberg hit the crossbar on a breakaway the ICE took a 2-0 lead as Luke Philp earned his 1st WHL assist with a pass to Dylen McKinlay who scored with a redirection near the net.
With 11.7 seconds left in the period the ICE made it 3-0 as Eric Benoit’s body check created a turnover and Elgin Pearce went to the net and his wrist shot went off the goalies arm into the net.
The Chiefs changed the goalie at the start of second period as Erik Williams replaced Mac Engel.
The Chiefs (27-14-4-3) scored 2 goals 1:18 apart with Tyler Fiddler getting a rebound and Marek Kalus on a deflection.
In the third period the ICE took a 4-2 lead on Joe Antilla’s 2nd of the game as he scored on a rush.
Chiefs tied the game with 2 goals less than 3 minutes apart with Corbin Baldwin on the powerplay and Darren Kramer on a rebound to force overtime.
This was the 6th overtime game of the month and they have a 2-0-3-1 record.
Brendan Kichton scored the winner with a wrist shot from the slot that beat the goalie high on the stick side.
In 5 of the last 6 ICE losses they had a lead in the 3rd period at one point or another.
This was the second time the ICE have lost a game when having a 3-goal lead.
Eric Benoit extended his point streak with 3 games.
Joe Antilla has 51 career goals and is the 25th player to reach that milestone.
The Chiefs wore Military Appreciation Camouflage Jerseys.
In January the ICE played 13 games during a 26-day stretch.
The ICE will host Calgary on Friday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (14th game, 2-3 weeks), Drew Czerwonka (7th game, 1-2 weeks), Max Reinhart (3rd game, 1-2 weeks).
Mike Simpson played forward and Jeff Hubic went back to the blueline.
Game Summary
Spokane 26-14-4-3 Kootenay 27-15-3-4
1st Period
1, Kootenay, Antilla 8 (Leach, Montgomery), 4:16.
2, Kootenay, McKinlay 11 (Philp), 14:43.
3, Kootenay, Pearce 18 (Dirk, Muth), 19:49.
Penalties-Wand Ktn (slashing), 6:30; Wand Ktn (hooking), 17:08.
2nd Period
4, Spokane, Fiddler 11 (Holmberg), 12:48.
5, Spokane, Kalus 12 (Kichton, Aviani), 14:06.
Penalties-Vandane Spo (kneeing), 1:21; Baldwin Spo (holding), 15:31; Ismond Ktn (hooking), 16:15.
3rd Period
6, Kootenay, Antilla 9 (Benoit), 12:08.
7, Spokane, Baldwin 4 (Stewart, Gal), 14:31 (PP).
8, Spokane, Kramer 18 (Aviani, Kalus), 17:16. Penalties-Kuhn Spo (inter. on goaltender), 9:46; Ismond Ktn (spearing, spearing), 12:39.
OT Period
9, Spokane, Kichton 10 (Walchuk), 3:10.
Penalties-No Penalties
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 6-4-13-2-25. Spokane 8-18-15-5-46.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 3; Spokane 1 / 5.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 20-11-4-2 (41 shots-37 saves). Spokane, Engel 22-12-1-2 (6 shots-3 saves); Williams 11-17-3-2 (17 shots-16 saves).
A-8,412
Referees-Jeff Ingram (82), Brett Iverson (24).
The ICE (27-15-4-4) opened the scoring in the first period as Joe Antilla put in a rebound off a point shot from Joey Leach.
Leach has assists in 3 straight games.
30-seconds after Mitch Holmberg hit the crossbar on a breakaway the ICE took a 2-0 lead as Luke Philp earned his 1st WHL assist with a pass to Dylen McKinlay who scored with a redirection near the net.
With 11.7 seconds left in the period the ICE made it 3-0 as Eric Benoit’s body check created a turnover and Elgin Pearce went to the net and his wrist shot went off the goalies arm into the net.
The Chiefs changed the goalie at the start of second period as Erik Williams replaced Mac Engel.
The Chiefs (27-14-4-3) scored 2 goals 1:18 apart with Tyler Fiddler getting a rebound and Marek Kalus on a deflection.
In the third period the ICE took a 4-2 lead on Joe Antilla’s 2nd of the game as he scored on a rush.
Chiefs tied the game with 2 goals less than 3 minutes apart with Corbin Baldwin on the powerplay and Darren Kramer on a rebound to force overtime.
This was the 6th overtime game of the month and they have a 2-0-3-1 record.
Brendan Kichton scored the winner with a wrist shot from the slot that beat the goalie high on the stick side.
In 5 of the last 6 ICE losses they had a lead in the 3rd period at one point or another.
This was the second time the ICE have lost a game when having a 3-goal lead.
Eric Benoit extended his point streak with 3 games.
Joe Antilla has 51 career goals and is the 25th player to reach that milestone.
The Chiefs wore Military Appreciation Camouflage Jerseys.
In January the ICE played 13 games during a 26-day stretch.
The ICE will host Calgary on Friday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (14th game, 2-3 weeks), Drew Czerwonka (7th game, 1-2 weeks), Max Reinhart (3rd game, 1-2 weeks).
Mike Simpson played forward and Jeff Hubic went back to the blueline.
Game Summary
Spokane 26-14-4-3 Kootenay 27-15-3-4
1st Period
1, Kootenay, Antilla 8 (Leach, Montgomery), 4:16.
2, Kootenay, McKinlay 11 (Philp), 14:43.
3, Kootenay, Pearce 18 (Dirk, Muth), 19:49.
Penalties-Wand Ktn (slashing), 6:30; Wand Ktn (hooking), 17:08.
2nd Period
4, Spokane, Fiddler 11 (Holmberg), 12:48.
5, Spokane, Kalus 12 (Kichton, Aviani), 14:06.
Penalties-Vandane Spo (kneeing), 1:21; Baldwin Spo (holding), 15:31; Ismond Ktn (hooking), 16:15.
3rd Period
6, Kootenay, Antilla 9 (Benoit), 12:08.
7, Spokane, Baldwin 4 (Stewart, Gal), 14:31 (PP).
8, Spokane, Kramer 18 (Aviani, Kalus), 17:16. Penalties-Kuhn Spo (inter. on goaltender), 9:46; Ismond Ktn (spearing, spearing), 12:39.
OT Period
9, Spokane, Kichton 10 (Walchuk), 3:10.
Penalties-No Penalties
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 6-4-13-2-25. Spokane 8-18-15-5-46.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 3; Spokane 1 / 5.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 20-11-4-2 (41 shots-37 saves). Spokane, Engel 22-12-1-2 (6 shots-3 saves); Williams 11-17-3-2 (17 shots-16 saves).
A-8,412
Referees-Jeff Ingram (82), Brett Iverson (24).
Trivia Game #50
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
Earlier this month Don Nachbaur became the 6th coach to reach 500 career WHL wins. Who are the other active coaches’s to reach that milestone?
ANSWER – Don Hay and Lorne Molleken.
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Also follow on Twitter @ JHollick_ICE.
Today’s Trivia question.
Earlier this month Don Nachbaur became the 6th coach to reach 500 career WHL wins. Who are the other active coaches’s to reach that milestone?
ANSWER – Don Hay and Lorne Molleken.
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For questions or comments email me directly at jeff@thedrivefm.ca.
Also follow on Twitter @ JHollick_ICE.
Kootenay @ Spokane Game #50
The Kootenay ICE are in Spokane tonight for the 2nd meeting of the season.
Chiefs lead the season series 1-0.
December 30 in Kootenay - Chiefs 3-2 SO
Both clubs are coming off losses in extra time last night.
The ICE loss 7-6 in a shootout to Prince Albert and the Chiefs last 3-2 in overtime to Portland.
The ICE are tied with Calgary for 4th place in the East.
The Chiefs are tied with Vancouver for 4th lace in the West.
The ICE 4-2-2-1 in the last 9 games.
All 5 losses have been 1-goal decisions and the ICE held a lead in the 3rd period in 4 of those games.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 7:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 20 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 37 Max Reinhart, 29 Jesse Ismond
Points – 57 Max Reinhart, 47 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 29 Joey Leach, 23 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 47 Sam Reinhart, 9 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 75 Jesse Ismond, 67 Dirk
+/- - +24 Joey Leach, +20 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.29 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.20 Mackenzie Skapski
Chiefs
Goals – 19 Mitch Holmberg
Assists – 39 Brendan Kichton
Points – 48 Brendan Kichton
Defenseman – 48 Brendan Kichton
Rookie – 12 Liam Stewart
PM – 133 Darren Kramer
+/- - +27 Corbin Bladwin
Avg – 2.57 Mac Engel, 3.80 Erik Williams
Head to Head
ICE
Joe Antilla 0-2-2
Dylen McKinlay 1-0-1
Joey Leach 1-0-1
Mackenzie Skapski 0-0-0-1 1.85 .950%
Chiefs
Liam Stewart 1-0-1
Todd Fiddler 1-0-1
Mac Engel 1-0-0-0 1.85 .950%
Streaks
Sam Reinhart 2 games 4-3-7
Jesse Ismond 2 games 1-2-3
Eric Benoit 2 games 0-2-2
Joey Leach 2 games 0-2-2
John Neibrandt 2 games 1-1-2
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Jesse Ismond 7-13-20
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Dylen McKinlay 7-11-18
Joey Leach 6-10-16
Sam Reinhart 9-6-15
Eric Benoit 6-7-13
Brock Montgomery 6-7-13
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-2 2.25 .919%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-5-1-0 2.45 .917% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-20-32
Sam Reinhart 11-21-32
Jesse Ismond 7-16-23
Joe Antilla 4-14-18
Brock Montgomery 10-7-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Jagger Dirk 3-10-13
Joey Leach 2-11-13
Dylen McKinlay 3-8-11
Nathan Lieuwen 10-6-2-2 2.14 .925% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 3-2-0-0 4.38 .830%
Chiefs lead the season series 1-0.
December 30 in Kootenay - Chiefs 3-2 SO
Both clubs are coming off losses in extra time last night.
The ICE loss 7-6 in a shootout to Prince Albert and the Chiefs last 3-2 in overtime to Portland.
The ICE are tied with Calgary for 4th place in the East.
The Chiefs are tied with Vancouver for 4th lace in the West.
The ICE 4-2-2-1 in the last 9 games.
All 5 losses have been 1-goal decisions and the ICE held a lead in the 3rd period in 4 of those games.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 7:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 20 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 37 Max Reinhart, 29 Jesse Ismond
Points – 57 Max Reinhart, 47 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 29 Joey Leach, 23 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 47 Sam Reinhart, 9 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 75 Jesse Ismond, 67 Dirk
+/- - +24 Joey Leach, +20 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.29 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.20 Mackenzie Skapski
Chiefs
Goals – 19 Mitch Holmberg
Assists – 39 Brendan Kichton
Points – 48 Brendan Kichton
Defenseman – 48 Brendan Kichton
Rookie – 12 Liam Stewart
PM – 133 Darren Kramer
+/- - +27 Corbin Bladwin
Avg – 2.57 Mac Engel, 3.80 Erik Williams
Head to Head
ICE
Joe Antilla 0-2-2
Dylen McKinlay 1-0-1
Joey Leach 1-0-1
Mackenzie Skapski 0-0-0-1 1.85 .950%
Chiefs
Liam Stewart 1-0-1
Todd Fiddler 1-0-1
Mac Engel 1-0-0-0 1.85 .950%
Streaks
Sam Reinhart 2 games 4-3-7
Jesse Ismond 2 games 1-2-3
Eric Benoit 2 games 0-2-2
Joey Leach 2 games 0-2-2
John Neibrandt 2 games 1-1-2
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Jesse Ismond 7-13-20
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Dylen McKinlay 7-11-18
Joey Leach 6-10-16
Sam Reinhart 9-6-15
Eric Benoit 6-7-13
Brock Montgomery 6-7-13
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-2 2.25 .919%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-5-1-0 2.45 .917% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-20-32
Sam Reinhart 11-21-32
Jesse Ismond 7-16-23
Joe Antilla 4-14-18
Brock Montgomery 10-7-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Jagger Dirk 3-10-13
Joey Leach 2-11-13
Dylen McKinlay 3-8-11
Nathan Lieuwen 10-6-2-2 2.14 .925% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 3-2-0-0 4.38 .830%
Friday, January 27, 2012
Prince Albert 7 Kootenay 6 SO Game #49
Cranbrook, BC – Kootenay ICE forward Sam Reinhart had 3 goals and 2 assists in a 7-6 shootout loss to the Prince Albert Raiders in WHL action on Friday night.
The Raiders (16-30-1-2) opened the scoring in the first period off a face-off win in the ICE zone and defenseman Riley Guenther scored his 1st career goal with a point shot that was deflected into the net off the cross bar.
The teams combined for 9 goals in the second period with Sam Reinhart tying a franchise record with 3 goals and 4 points in a period.
The ICE (27-15-3-4) tied the game on the first shift of the second period on a wrap around from Brock Montgomery.
The Raiders scored 3 goals in a span of 1:35 with goals from Mark McNeill, Anthony Bardaro, Carson Perreaux (1st career goal).
The ICE scored on deflection by Sam Reinhart on a waist high shot from the point by John Neibrandt.
The Ice scored a powerplay goal as Dylan McKinlay shot from the shot was stopped but the puck went into the air and landed on the back of the goalie and rolled into the net.
Sam Reinhart tied the game 4-4 after receiving a pass from Levi Cable.
The Raiders regained the lead on a powerplay goal by Mike Winther.
The ICE changed goalies with MacKenzie Skapski replacing Nathan Lieuwen.
Before the end of the period Sam Reinhart completed his 1st career hat-trick on a powerplay with a one-time shot.
In the third period the ICE got their first lead on a powerplay rebound by Dylan McKinlay.
Sam Reinhart added an assist for his 1st career 5 point game. He has 3 4-point games.
17 seconds later the Raiders tied the game on a goal by Logan McVeigh.
The ICE went to overtime for the 5th time this month.
It's the first time in their history the ICE and Raiders went to a shootout against each other.
The Raiders won the shootout 1-0 on a goal by Mark McNeill.
Other ICE players with 3-goal periods
Joe Antilla, Ryan Russell, Martin Sagat, Nigel Dawes, Tomas Plihal, Mike Comrie, Zdenek Blatny, Tyler Beechey, Marek Svatos, John Kachur.
Other ICE players with 4-point periods.
Dustin Sylvester twice, Martin Sagat, Nigel Dawes, Tomas Plihal, Marek Svatos, Trevor Johnson, Zdenek Blatny, Jason Jaffray, Duncan Milroy.
The ICE record for goals in a game by a rookie is 4 by Mike Comrie October 13/00 vs Regina in the first ever game at the Rec-Plex.
The Team record for points in a game by a rookie is 6 by Jaroslav Svoboda January 5/99 vs Moose Jaw 1-5-6.
Going into the game Prince Albert had 4 players with 20 or more goals (Maylan, McNeill, Bardaro, Winther) and the ICE had one (M.Reinhart) who was not in the line-up. Sam Reinhart became the second to reach that milestone.
The ICE will visit Spokane on Saturday.
Cranbrook Minor Hockey product Ryan Chynoweth scored his 1st WHL goal in Prince George.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (13th game, 2-3 weeks), Drew Czerwonka (6th game, 1-2 weeks), Max Reinhart (2nd game, 1-2 weeks).
Luke Philp has joined the ICE for the weekend games and was one of 6 rookies who played forward in the game.
Game Summary
Prince Albert 16-30-1-2 Kootenay 27-15-3-4
1st Period
1, Prince Albert, Guenther 1 (Hart, Hlinka), 11:29.
Penalties-No Penalties
2nd Period
2, Kootenay, Montgomery 16 (Benoit), 0:24.
3, Prince Albert, McNeill 23 (Maylan), 4:51.
4, Prince Albert, Bardaro 22 5:20.
5, Prince Albert, Perreaux 1 (Hlinka), 6:26.
6, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 18 (Neibrandt, McKinlay), 8:13.
7, Kootenay, McKinlay 9 (S.Reinhart, Dirk), 12:33 (PP).
8, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 19 (Cable, Ismond), 15:30.
9, Prince Albert, Winther 25 (Bardaro, Danyluk), 16:28 (PP).
10, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 20 (McKinlay, Leach), 18:58 (PP).
Penalties-Corbin P.a (delay of game), 11:26; Yaworski P.a (slashing), 16:11; Hubic Ktn (roughing), 16:11; Wand Ktn (slashing), 16:11; Bardaro P.a (slashing), 18:27.
3rd Period
11, Kootenay, McKinlay 10 (S.Reinhart, Dirk), 9:50 (PP).
12, Prince Albert, McVeigh 9 (Lange), 10:07.
Penalties-Corbin P.a (tripping), 3:38; Maylan P.a (hooking), 9:05.
OT Period-
No Scoring.
Penalties-No Penalties
Shootout
Prince Albert 1 (McNeill G, Bardaro NG, Winther NG),
Kootenay 0 (Ismond NG, S.Reinhart NG, Antilla NG).
Shots on Goal-Prince Albert 13-8-11-3-35. Kootenay 8-11-10-0-29.
Power Play Opportunities-Prince Albert 1 / 1; Kootenay 3 / 4.
Goalies-Prince Albert, Holowenko 8-15-0-0 (29 shots-23 saves). Kootenay, Lieuwen 20-11-3-3 (19 shots-14 saves); Skapski 7-4-0-1 (16 shots-15 saves).
A-2,742
Referees-Colin Watt (72), Derek Zalaski (8).
Linesmen-Jim Maniago (85), Michael Roberts (87).
The Raiders (16-30-1-2) opened the scoring in the first period off a face-off win in the ICE zone and defenseman Riley Guenther scored his 1st career goal with a point shot that was deflected into the net off the cross bar.
The teams combined for 9 goals in the second period with Sam Reinhart tying a franchise record with 3 goals and 4 points in a period.
The ICE (27-15-3-4) tied the game on the first shift of the second period on a wrap around from Brock Montgomery.
The Raiders scored 3 goals in a span of 1:35 with goals from Mark McNeill, Anthony Bardaro, Carson Perreaux (1st career goal).
The ICE scored on deflection by Sam Reinhart on a waist high shot from the point by John Neibrandt.
The Ice scored a powerplay goal as Dylan McKinlay shot from the shot was stopped but the puck went into the air and landed on the back of the goalie and rolled into the net.
Sam Reinhart tied the game 4-4 after receiving a pass from Levi Cable.
The Raiders regained the lead on a powerplay goal by Mike Winther.
The ICE changed goalies with MacKenzie Skapski replacing Nathan Lieuwen.
Before the end of the period Sam Reinhart completed his 1st career hat-trick on a powerplay with a one-time shot.
In the third period the ICE got their first lead on a powerplay rebound by Dylan McKinlay.
Sam Reinhart added an assist for his 1st career 5 point game. He has 3 4-point games.
17 seconds later the Raiders tied the game on a goal by Logan McVeigh.
The ICE went to overtime for the 5th time this month.
It's the first time in their history the ICE and Raiders went to a shootout against each other.
The Raiders won the shootout 1-0 on a goal by Mark McNeill.
Other ICE players with 3-goal periods
Joe Antilla, Ryan Russell, Martin Sagat, Nigel Dawes, Tomas Plihal, Mike Comrie, Zdenek Blatny, Tyler Beechey, Marek Svatos, John Kachur.
Other ICE players with 4-point periods.
Dustin Sylvester twice, Martin Sagat, Nigel Dawes, Tomas Plihal, Marek Svatos, Trevor Johnson, Zdenek Blatny, Jason Jaffray, Duncan Milroy.
The ICE record for goals in a game by a rookie is 4 by Mike Comrie October 13/00 vs Regina in the first ever game at the Rec-Plex.
The Team record for points in a game by a rookie is 6 by Jaroslav Svoboda January 5/99 vs Moose Jaw 1-5-6.
Going into the game Prince Albert had 4 players with 20 or more goals (Maylan, McNeill, Bardaro, Winther) and the ICE had one (M.Reinhart) who was not in the line-up. Sam Reinhart became the second to reach that milestone.
The ICE will visit Spokane on Saturday.
Cranbrook Minor Hockey product Ryan Chynoweth scored his 1st WHL goal in Prince George.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (13th game, 2-3 weeks), Drew Czerwonka (6th game, 1-2 weeks), Max Reinhart (2nd game, 1-2 weeks).
Luke Philp has joined the ICE for the weekend games and was one of 6 rookies who played forward in the game.
Game Summary
Prince Albert 16-30-1-2 Kootenay 27-15-3-4
1st Period
1, Prince Albert, Guenther 1 (Hart, Hlinka), 11:29.
Penalties-No Penalties
2nd Period
2, Kootenay, Montgomery 16 (Benoit), 0:24.
3, Prince Albert, McNeill 23 (Maylan), 4:51.
4, Prince Albert, Bardaro 22 5:20.
5, Prince Albert, Perreaux 1 (Hlinka), 6:26.
6, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 18 (Neibrandt, McKinlay), 8:13.
7, Kootenay, McKinlay 9 (S.Reinhart, Dirk), 12:33 (PP).
8, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 19 (Cable, Ismond), 15:30.
9, Prince Albert, Winther 25 (Bardaro, Danyluk), 16:28 (PP).
10, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 20 (McKinlay, Leach), 18:58 (PP).
Penalties-Corbin P.a (delay of game), 11:26; Yaworski P.a (slashing), 16:11; Hubic Ktn (roughing), 16:11; Wand Ktn (slashing), 16:11; Bardaro P.a (slashing), 18:27.
3rd Period
11, Kootenay, McKinlay 10 (S.Reinhart, Dirk), 9:50 (PP).
12, Prince Albert, McVeigh 9 (Lange), 10:07.
Penalties-Corbin P.a (tripping), 3:38; Maylan P.a (hooking), 9:05.
OT Period-
No Scoring.
Penalties-No Penalties
Shootout
Prince Albert 1 (McNeill G, Bardaro NG, Winther NG),
Kootenay 0 (Ismond NG, S.Reinhart NG, Antilla NG).
Shots on Goal-Prince Albert 13-8-11-3-35. Kootenay 8-11-10-0-29.
Power Play Opportunities-Prince Albert 1 / 1; Kootenay 3 / 4.
Goalies-Prince Albert, Holowenko 8-15-0-0 (29 shots-23 saves). Kootenay, Lieuwen 20-11-3-3 (19 shots-14 saves); Skapski 7-4-0-1 (16 shots-15 saves).
A-2,742
Referees-Colin Watt (72), Derek Zalaski (8).
Linesmen-Jim Maniago (85), Michael Roberts (87).
Trivia Game #49
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
Where did Prince Albert Assistant Coach Craig Bedard play in the NCAA?
ANSWER – in 90-91 he played for University of Alaska-Fairbanks 35 GP 19-24-43.
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Today’s Trivia question.
Where did Prince Albert Assistant Coach Craig Bedard play in the NCAA?
ANSWER – in 90-91 he played for University of Alaska-Fairbanks 35 GP 19-24-43.
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Prince Albert @ Kootenay Game #49
The Kootenay ICE will host Prince Albert in the 3rd meeting of the season.
Series tied 1-1.
October 15 in Kootenay - ICE 3-1
December 2 in Prince Albert - Raiders 7-5
The ICE have lost 2 games in a row and are 4th in the Conference.
The Raiders have lost 6th in a row and are 12th in the Conference.
Luke Philp has joined the club for the weekend games. AJHL Canmore 39 GP 11-24-35.
Luke Paulsen, Drew Czerwonka and Max Reinhart are on the injured list.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Here is the link to tonight's FREEZE Magazine.
http://issuu.com/kootenayice/docs/january_27?mode=embed&layout=http%3A%2F%2Fskin.issuu.com%2Fv%2Flight%2Flayout.xml&showFlipBtn=true
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 37 Max Reinhart, 28 Jesse Ismond
Points – 57 Max Reinhart, 42 Sam Reinhart, 42 Jesse Ismond
Defenseman – 27 Joey Leach, 21 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 42 Sam Reinhart, 9 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 75 Jesse Ismond, 67 Dirk
+/- - +24 Joey Leach, +21 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.19 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.24 Mackenzie Skapski
Raiders
Goals – 24 Mike Winther
Assists – 45 Justin Maylan
Points – 65 Justin Maylan
Defenseman – 27 Josh Morrissey
Rookie – 27 Josh Morrissey
PM – 139 Tyler Yaworski
+/- - +10 Josh Morrissey
Avg – 4.13 Luke Lee-Knight, 4.33 Cole Holowenko
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 1-3-4
Drew Czerwonka 1-3-4
Joey Leach 1-2-3
Jesse Ismond 1-1-2
Mackenzie Skapski 1-0-0-0 3.52 .885%
Nathan Lieuwen 0-1-0-0 7.10 .818%
Raiders
Mark McNeill 3-2-5
Kellan Tochkin 2-1-3
Michal Hlinka 1-2-3
Justin Maylan 1-1-2
Cole Holowenko 0-1-0-0 3.00 .906%
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-5-1-0 2.14 .924% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-20-32
Sam Reinhart 11-21-32
Jesse Ismond 7-16-23
Joe Antilla 4-14-18
Brock Montgomery 10-7-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Jagger Dirk 3-10-13
Joey Leach 2-10-12
Dylen McKinlay 3-8-11
Nathan Lieuwen 10-6-2-2 2.14 .925% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 3-2-0-0 4.38 .830%
Series tied 1-1.
October 15 in Kootenay - ICE 3-1
December 2 in Prince Albert - Raiders 7-5
The ICE have lost 2 games in a row and are 4th in the Conference.
The Raiders have lost 6th in a row and are 12th in the Conference.
Luke Philp has joined the club for the weekend games. AJHL Canmore 39 GP 11-24-35.
Luke Paulsen, Drew Czerwonka and Max Reinhart are on the injured list.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Here is the link to tonight's FREEZE Magazine.
http://issuu.com/kootenayice/docs/january_27?mode=embed&layout=http%3A%2F%2Fskin.issuu.com%2Fv%2Flight%2Flayout.xml&showFlipBtn=true
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 37 Max Reinhart, 28 Jesse Ismond
Points – 57 Max Reinhart, 42 Sam Reinhart, 42 Jesse Ismond
Defenseman – 27 Joey Leach, 21 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 42 Sam Reinhart, 9 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 75 Jesse Ismond, 67 Dirk
+/- - +24 Joey Leach, +21 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.19 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.24 Mackenzie Skapski
Raiders
Goals – 24 Mike Winther
Assists – 45 Justin Maylan
Points – 65 Justin Maylan
Defenseman – 27 Josh Morrissey
Rookie – 27 Josh Morrissey
PM – 139 Tyler Yaworski
+/- - +10 Josh Morrissey
Avg – 4.13 Luke Lee-Knight, 4.33 Cole Holowenko
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 1-3-4
Drew Czerwonka 1-3-4
Joey Leach 1-2-3
Jesse Ismond 1-1-2
Mackenzie Skapski 1-0-0-0 3.52 .885%
Nathan Lieuwen 0-1-0-0 7.10 .818%
Raiders
Mark McNeill 3-2-5
Kellan Tochkin 2-1-3
Michal Hlinka 1-2-3
Justin Maylan 1-1-2
Cole Holowenko 0-1-0-0 3.00 .906%
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-5-1-0 2.14 .924% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-20-32
Sam Reinhart 11-21-32
Jesse Ismond 7-16-23
Joe Antilla 4-14-18
Brock Montgomery 10-7-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Jagger Dirk 3-10-13
Joey Leach 2-10-12
Dylen McKinlay 3-8-11
Nathan Lieuwen 10-6-2-2 2.14 .925% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 3-2-0-0 4.38 .830%
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Lethbridge 5 Kootenay 4 Game #48
Lethbridge, Alb – The Lethbridge Hurricanes scored 2 third period powerplay goals in a come from behind 5-4 win over the Kootenay ICE in WHL action on Wednesday night.
The ICE (27-15-3-3) opened the scoring on a turnover at the Hurricanes blueline and Sam Reinhart went to the net and scored with a snap shot.
San Reinhart set the Franchise record for goals by a 16-year-old with 17 (16 Drew Czerwonka) and points by a 16-year-old with 41 (40 Steve McCarthy).
The Hurricanes (19-30-0-1) tied it on a breakaway deke by Jamal Watson.
17-seconds later the ICE regained the lead with Joe Antilla wide open in the middle slot and his wrist shot went off the cross bar and into the net high on the glove side.
In the second period the ICE took a 3-1 lead on slap shot from John Neibrandt who beat the goalie high on the glove side.
Lethbridge scored on a goal mouth scramble with Craig Leverton getting the 2nd rebound for the goal.
Jesse Ismond got a shorthanded goal on a breakaway for his 2nd shorthanded goal of the season.
Lethbridge made it a 1-goal game again with Jamien Yakubowski scoring on a long shot that beat the screened goalie on the glove side.
Lethbridge tied the game with 1 second left on the powerplay as Brody Sutter was alone in front of the net for a one-time shot.
Hurricanes took their first lead of the game on a 4-on-3 powerplay goal by Philip Tot.
It’s the first game the Hurricanes have won this season when trailing after 2 periods.
All 6 Central Division teams played tonight, the other 5 teams had home games.
Because of injuries the ICE were 1 skater short of complete line-up with 10 forwards and 7 defensemen.
Head Coach Kris Knoblauch said Max Reinhart blocked a shot Tuesday night and suffered an injury that needs some rest or it might get worse. He hopes that he’ll be ready for next weekend.
Brock Montgomery wore an “A” on his jersey.
It’s been a busy week for the students on the team as they are writing final exams.
Luke Philp, who has played in 8 games for the ICE this season, will join the club for the 2 games on the weekend.
The ICE will host Prince Albert on Friday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (12th game, 2-3 weeks), Drew Czerwonka (5th game, 1-2 weeks), Max Reinhart (1st game, 1-2 weeks).
Game Summary
Lethbridge 19-30-0-1 Kootenay 27-15-3-3
1st Period
1, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 17 (Ismond), 13:21.
2, Lethbridge, Watson 4 (Bezuch, Johnston), 14:36.
3, Kootenay, Antilla 7 (Montgomery, Benoit), 15:53.
Penalties-Henry Let (cross checking), 4:56; Maxwell Let (tripping), 9:15; Benoit Ktn (roughing), 17:50.
2nd Period
4, Kootenay, Neibrandt 2 (Martin, S.Reinhart), 3:04.
5, Lethbridge, Leverton 3 (Bezuch), 8:34.
6, Kootenay, Ismond 14 15:11 (SH).
7, Lethbridge, Yakubowski 10 (Mckechnie, Maxwell), 17:47.
Penalties-Antilla Ktn (hooking), 0:36; Antilla Ktn (holding), 14:42; Hood Let (interference), 18:38.
3rd Period
8, Lethbridge, Sutter 21 (Hood, Johnston), 7:34 (PP).
9, Lethbridge, Tot 10 (Ramsay, Merkley), 15:02 (PP).
Penalties-Ramsay Let (charging), 0:14; Neibrandt Ktn (slashing), 3:00; served by Cable Ktn (too many men), 5:35; Wand Ktn (roughing), 13:06; Mckechnie Let (cross checking), 13:06; Montgomery Ktn (hooking), 13:50; Tot Let (interference), 16:19.
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 14-6-4-24. Lethbridge 5-9-13-27.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 5; Lethbridge 2 / 6.
Goalies-Kootenay, Skapski 7-4-0-1 (27 shots-22 saves). Lethbridge, Liston 7-9-0-0 (24 shots-20 saves).
A-2,880
Referees-Fraser Lawrence (10), Colin Stefanyk (14).
Linesmen-Matthew Barker (118), Steve Cochrane (125).
The ICE (27-15-3-3) opened the scoring on a turnover at the Hurricanes blueline and Sam Reinhart went to the net and scored with a snap shot.
San Reinhart set the Franchise record for goals by a 16-year-old with 17 (16 Drew Czerwonka) and points by a 16-year-old with 41 (40 Steve McCarthy).
The Hurricanes (19-30-0-1) tied it on a breakaway deke by Jamal Watson.
17-seconds later the ICE regained the lead with Joe Antilla wide open in the middle slot and his wrist shot went off the cross bar and into the net high on the glove side.
In the second period the ICE took a 3-1 lead on slap shot from John Neibrandt who beat the goalie high on the glove side.
Lethbridge scored on a goal mouth scramble with Craig Leverton getting the 2nd rebound for the goal.
Jesse Ismond got a shorthanded goal on a breakaway for his 2nd shorthanded goal of the season.
Lethbridge made it a 1-goal game again with Jamien Yakubowski scoring on a long shot that beat the screened goalie on the glove side.
Lethbridge tied the game with 1 second left on the powerplay as Brody Sutter was alone in front of the net for a one-time shot.
Hurricanes took their first lead of the game on a 4-on-3 powerplay goal by Philip Tot.
It’s the first game the Hurricanes have won this season when trailing after 2 periods.
All 6 Central Division teams played tonight, the other 5 teams had home games.
Because of injuries the ICE were 1 skater short of complete line-up with 10 forwards and 7 defensemen.
Head Coach Kris Knoblauch said Max Reinhart blocked a shot Tuesday night and suffered an injury that needs some rest or it might get worse. He hopes that he’ll be ready for next weekend.
Brock Montgomery wore an “A” on his jersey.
It’s been a busy week for the students on the team as they are writing final exams.
Luke Philp, who has played in 8 games for the ICE this season, will join the club for the 2 games on the weekend.
The ICE will host Prince Albert on Friday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen (12th game, 2-3 weeks), Drew Czerwonka (5th game, 1-2 weeks), Max Reinhart (1st game, 1-2 weeks).
Game Summary
Lethbridge 19-30-0-1 Kootenay 27-15-3-3
1st Period
1, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 17 (Ismond), 13:21.
2, Lethbridge, Watson 4 (Bezuch, Johnston), 14:36.
3, Kootenay, Antilla 7 (Montgomery, Benoit), 15:53.
Penalties-Henry Let (cross checking), 4:56; Maxwell Let (tripping), 9:15; Benoit Ktn (roughing), 17:50.
2nd Period
4, Kootenay, Neibrandt 2 (Martin, S.Reinhart), 3:04.
5, Lethbridge, Leverton 3 (Bezuch), 8:34.
6, Kootenay, Ismond 14 15:11 (SH).
7, Lethbridge, Yakubowski 10 (Mckechnie, Maxwell), 17:47.
Penalties-Antilla Ktn (hooking), 0:36; Antilla Ktn (holding), 14:42; Hood Let (interference), 18:38.
3rd Period
8, Lethbridge, Sutter 21 (Hood, Johnston), 7:34 (PP).
9, Lethbridge, Tot 10 (Ramsay, Merkley), 15:02 (PP).
Penalties-Ramsay Let (charging), 0:14; Neibrandt Ktn (slashing), 3:00; served by Cable Ktn (too many men), 5:35; Wand Ktn (roughing), 13:06; Mckechnie Let (cross checking), 13:06; Montgomery Ktn (hooking), 13:50; Tot Let (interference), 16:19.
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 14-6-4-24. Lethbridge 5-9-13-27.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 5; Lethbridge 2 / 6.
Goalies-Kootenay, Skapski 7-4-0-1 (27 shots-22 saves). Lethbridge, Liston 7-9-0-0 (24 shots-20 saves).
A-2,880
Referees-Fraser Lawrence (10), Colin Stefanyk (14).
Linesmen-Matthew Barker (118), Steve Cochrane (125).
Trivia Game #48
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
Who was the Lethbridge GM when they went to WHL Final in 2008?
ANSWER – Former ICE Assistant GM Roy Stasiuk.
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Today’s Trivia question.
Who was the Lethbridge GM when they went to WHL Final in 2008?
ANSWER – Former ICE Assistant GM Roy Stasiuk.
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Kootenay @ Lethbridge Game #48
The Kootenay ICE are in Lethbridge tonight for the 6th and final meeting of the season.
ICE lead the season series 4-1.
September 27 in Kootenay- ICE 2-0
October 14 in Kootenay - ICE 2-1
October 17 in Lethbridge - ICE 4-2
December 27 in Kootenay - ICE 4-2
Jan 2 in Lethbridge - Hurricanes 7-2
The ICE point streak ended at 6 games (4-0-2-0) with a 1-0 loss to Brandon last night.
Hurricanes have won 2 of the last 3 games.
The ICE are tied for 3rd in the Conference and the Hurricanes are 11th.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Matt Fraser sits in front of his locker with a puck from his NHL debut.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 37 Max Reinhart, 27 Jesse Ismond
Points – 57 Max Reinhart, 40 Sam Reinhart, Jesse Ismond
Defenseman – 26 Joey Leach, 21 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 40 Sam Reinhart, 9 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 73 Jesse Ismond, 67 Dirk
+/- - +23 Joey Leach, +19 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.19 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.09 Mackenzie Skapski
Hurricanes
Goals – 20 Brody Sutter
Assists – 22 Nick Buonassisi
Points – 41 Brody Sutter
Defenseman – 22 Landon Oslanski
Rookie – 18 Jay Merkley
PM – 90 Graham Hood
+/- - +2 Jamal Watson
Avg – 3.59 Damien Ketlo, 4.35 Liam Liston
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 3-3-6
Jesse Ismond 1-4-5
Jagger Dirk 2-2-4
Elgin Pearce 1-2-3
Joe Antilla 1-2-3
Joey Leach 0-3-3
Nathan Lieuwen 3-0-0-0 1.00 .958% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 1-1-0-0 4.50 .857%
Hurricanes
Brody Sutter 2-1-3
Grahma Hood 1-2-3
Landon Oslanski 1-2-3
Jamal Watson 1-2-3
Philip Tot 1-2-3
Reid Duke 1-2-3
Russell Maxwell 1-2-3
Daniel Johnston 0-3-3
Damien Ketlo 1-3-0-0 2.51 .924%
Liam Liston 0-1-0-0 3.04 .909%
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-5-1-0 2.14 .924% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-20-32
Sam Reinhart 10-20-30
Jesse Ismond 6-15-21
Joe Antilla 3-14-17
Brock Montgomery 10-6-16
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Jagger Dirk 3-10-13
Dylen McKinlay 3-8-11
Joey Leach 2-9-11
Nathan Lieuwen 10-6-2-2 2.14 .925% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 3-1-0-0 4.25 .859%
ICE lead the season series 4-1.
September 27 in Kootenay- ICE 2-0
October 14 in Kootenay - ICE 2-1
October 17 in Lethbridge - ICE 4-2
December 27 in Kootenay - ICE 4-2
Jan 2 in Lethbridge - Hurricanes 7-2
The ICE point streak ended at 6 games (4-0-2-0) with a 1-0 loss to Brandon last night.
Hurricanes have won 2 of the last 3 games.
The ICE are tied for 3rd in the Conference and the Hurricanes are 11th.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 37 Max Reinhart, 27 Jesse Ismond
Points – 57 Max Reinhart, 40 Sam Reinhart, Jesse Ismond
Defenseman – 26 Joey Leach, 21 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 40 Sam Reinhart, 9 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 73 Jesse Ismond, 67 Dirk
+/- - +23 Joey Leach, +19 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.19 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.09 Mackenzie Skapski
Hurricanes
Goals – 20 Brody Sutter
Assists – 22 Nick Buonassisi
Points – 41 Brody Sutter
Defenseman – 22 Landon Oslanski
Rookie – 18 Jay Merkley
PM – 90 Graham Hood
+/- - +2 Jamal Watson
Avg – 3.59 Damien Ketlo, 4.35 Liam Liston
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 3-3-6
Jesse Ismond 1-4-5
Jagger Dirk 2-2-4
Elgin Pearce 1-2-3
Joe Antilla 1-2-3
Joey Leach 0-3-3
Nathan Lieuwen 3-0-0-0 1.00 .958% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 1-1-0-0 4.50 .857%
Hurricanes
Brody Sutter 2-1-3
Grahma Hood 1-2-3
Landon Oslanski 1-2-3
Jamal Watson 1-2-3
Philip Tot 1-2-3
Reid Duke 1-2-3
Russell Maxwell 1-2-3
Daniel Johnston 0-3-3
Damien Ketlo 1-3-0-0 2.51 .924%
Liam Liston 0-1-0-0 3.04 .909%
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-5-1-0 2.14 .924% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-20-32
Sam Reinhart 10-20-30
Jesse Ismond 6-15-21
Joe Antilla 3-14-17
Brock Montgomery 10-6-16
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Jagger Dirk 3-10-13
Dylen McKinlay 3-8-11
Joey Leach 2-9-11
Nathan Lieuwen 10-6-2-2 2.14 .925% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 3-1-0-0 4.25 .859%
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Brandon 1 Kootenay 0 Game #47
Cranbrook, BC – Brandon Wheat King rookie goalie Curtis Honey earned his 1st win and 1st shutout in a 1-0 win over the Kootenay ICE in WHL action on Tuesday night.
Honey made 34 saves.
In the first period the Wheat Kings (24-22-1-2) created a turnover at the ICE blueline for a 3-on-1 break and Kevin Sundher’s wrist shot beat the goalie on the glove side.
It was the first goal by Sunder in a Brandon uniform.
This was the third time this season the ICE were held without a goal in the first 40 minutes.
The ICE (27-14-3-3) were held to 1 goal 6 times this season and this is the first time they have been shutout.
The ICE will visit Lethbridge on Wednesday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen, Drew Czerwonka.
Game Summary
Brandon 24-22-1-2 Kootenay 27-14-3-3
1st Period
1, Brandon, Sundher 23 (Bertaggia), 16:28.
Penalties-Bertaggia Bdn (hooking), 2:57; Cable Ktn (tripping), 8:47; Miller Bdn (major-fighting), 15:31; Hubic Ktn (major-fighting), 15:31.
2nd Period
No Scoring.
Penalties-Walker Bdn (hooking), 4:26; Roy Bdn (charging), 9:23; Simpson Ktn (tripping), 12:49; Walker Bdn (slashing, 10-minute misconduct), 13:56.
3rd Period
No Scoring.
Penalties-Ismond Ktn (inter. on goaltender), 5:35; Neibrandt Ktn (delay of game), 17:22.
Shots on Goal-Brandon 6-12-10-28. Kootenay 13-11-10-24.
Power Play Opportunities-Brandon 0 / 4; Kootenay 0 / 5.
Goalies-Brandon, Honey 1-2-0-1 (25 shots-25 saves). Kootenay, Lieuwen 20-11-3-2 (18 shots-17 saves).
A-2,517
Referees-Trevor Hanson (19), Derek Zalaski (8).
Linesmen-Jim Maniago (85), Sean Donnelly (109).
Honey made 34 saves.
In the first period the Wheat Kings (24-22-1-2) created a turnover at the ICE blueline for a 3-on-1 break and Kevin Sundher’s wrist shot beat the goalie on the glove side.
It was the first goal by Sunder in a Brandon uniform.
This was the third time this season the ICE were held without a goal in the first 40 minutes.
The ICE (27-14-3-3) were held to 1 goal 6 times this season and this is the first time they have been shutout.
The ICE will visit Lethbridge on Wednesday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen, Drew Czerwonka.
Game Summary
Brandon 24-22-1-2 Kootenay 27-14-3-3
1st Period
1, Brandon, Sundher 23 (Bertaggia), 16:28.
Penalties-Bertaggia Bdn (hooking), 2:57; Cable Ktn (tripping), 8:47; Miller Bdn (major-fighting), 15:31; Hubic Ktn (major-fighting), 15:31.
2nd Period
No Scoring.
Penalties-Walker Bdn (hooking), 4:26; Roy Bdn (charging), 9:23; Simpson Ktn (tripping), 12:49; Walker Bdn (slashing, 10-minute misconduct), 13:56.
3rd Period
No Scoring.
Penalties-Ismond Ktn (inter. on goaltender), 5:35; Neibrandt Ktn (delay of game), 17:22.
Shots on Goal-Brandon 6-12-10-28. Kootenay 13-11-10-24.
Power Play Opportunities-Brandon 0 / 4; Kootenay 0 / 5.
Goalies-Brandon, Honey 1-2-0-1 (25 shots-25 saves). Kootenay, Lieuwen 20-11-3-2 (18 shots-17 saves).
A-2,517
Referees-Trevor Hanson (19), Derek Zalaski (8).
Linesmen-Jim Maniago (85), Sean Donnelly (109).
Trivia Game #47
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
Brandon has the second longest active streak of making the playoffs, how many years in a row have they made the post season?
ANSWER – 11 years.
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For questions or comments email me directly at jeff@thedrivefm.ca.
Also follow on Twitter @ JHollick_ICE.
Today’s Trivia question.
Brandon has the second longest active streak of making the playoffs, how many years in a row have they made the post season?
ANSWER – 11 years.
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For questions or comments email me directly at jeff@thedrivefm.ca.
Also follow on Twitter @ JHollick_ICE.
Brandon @ Kootenay Game #47
The Kootenay ICE will host the Brandon Wheat Kings tonight in the 2nd meeting of the season.
ICE lead the season series 1-0.
January 21 in Brandon - ICE 7-3
The ICE are back home after playing 5 straight road games with a 3-0-2 record.
The ICE are tied for 3rd in the East Conference and the Wheat Kings are 8th.
The game marks the return of former ICE Head Coach Cory Clouston. His last game with the ICE was April 4, 2007 which was a game 7 overtime loss to Calgary in a 1st round playoff series.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Here is the link to tonight's FREEZE Magazine.
http://issuu.com/kootenayice/docs/january_24
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 37 Max Reinhart, 27 Jesse Ismond
Points – 57 Max Reinhart, 40 Sam Reinhart, Jesse Ismond
Defenseman – 26 Joey Leach, 21 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 40 Sam Reinhart, 9 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 73 Jesse Ismond, 67 Dirk
+/- - +23 Joey Leach, +19 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.22 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.09 Mackenzie Skapski
Wheat Kings
Goals – 31 Mark Stone
Assists – 46 Kevin Sundher
Points – 75 Mark Stone
Defenseman – 43 Ryan Pulock
Rookie – 37 Alessio Bertaggia
PM – 85 Darian Dziurzynski
+/- - +23 Mark Stone
Avg – 3.00 Corbin Boes, 4.10 Brandon Anderson, 4.93 Curtis Honey
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 0-3-3
Jesse Ismond 2-0-2
Levi Cable 2-0-2
Jagger Dirk 1-1-2
Jaedon Descheneau 0-2-2
Mackenzie Skapski 1-0-0-0 3.00 .917%
Wheat Kings
Jens Meilleur 1-0-1
Riley Miller 1-0-1
Michael Ferland 1-0-1
Curtis Honey 0-0-0-0 3.85 .867%
Brandon Anderson 0-1-0-0 10.40 .792%
Streaks
Sam Reinhart 4 games 4-3-7
Max Reinhart 3 games 0-8-8
Brock Montgomery 3 games 3-1-4
Joey Leach 3 games 0-3-3
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-4-1-0 2.32 .921% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-20-32
Sam Reinhart 10-20-30
Jesse Ismond 6-15-21
Joe Antilla 3-14-17
Brock Montgomery 10-6-16
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Jagger Dirk 3-10-13
Dylen McKinlay 3-8-11
Joey Leach 2-9-11
Nathan Lieuwen 10-6-2-2 2.14 .925% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 3-1-0-0 4.25 .859%
ICE lead the season series 1-0.
January 21 in Brandon - ICE 7-3
The ICE are back home after playing 5 straight road games with a 3-0-2 record.
The ICE are tied for 3rd in the East Conference and the Wheat Kings are 8th.
The game marks the return of former ICE Head Coach Cory Clouston. His last game with the ICE was April 4, 2007 which was a game 7 overtime loss to Calgary in a 1st round playoff series.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Here is the link to tonight's FREEZE Magazine.
http://issuu.com/kootenayice/docs/january_24
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 37 Max Reinhart, 27 Jesse Ismond
Points – 57 Max Reinhart, 40 Sam Reinhart, Jesse Ismond
Defenseman – 26 Joey Leach, 21 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 40 Sam Reinhart, 9 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 73 Jesse Ismond, 67 Dirk
+/- - +23 Joey Leach, +19 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.22 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.09 Mackenzie Skapski
Wheat Kings
Goals – 31 Mark Stone
Assists – 46 Kevin Sundher
Points – 75 Mark Stone
Defenseman – 43 Ryan Pulock
Rookie – 37 Alessio Bertaggia
PM – 85 Darian Dziurzynski
+/- - +23 Mark Stone
Avg – 3.00 Corbin Boes, 4.10 Brandon Anderson, 4.93 Curtis Honey
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 0-3-3
Jesse Ismond 2-0-2
Levi Cable 2-0-2
Jagger Dirk 1-1-2
Jaedon Descheneau 0-2-2
Mackenzie Skapski 1-0-0-0 3.00 .917%
Wheat Kings
Jens Meilleur 1-0-1
Riley Miller 1-0-1
Michael Ferland 1-0-1
Curtis Honey 0-0-0-0 3.85 .867%
Brandon Anderson 0-1-0-0 10.40 .792%
Streaks
Sam Reinhart 4 games 4-3-7
Max Reinhart 3 games 0-8-8
Brock Montgomery 3 games 3-1-4
Joey Leach 3 games 0-3-3
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-4-1-0 2.32 .921% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-20-32
Sam Reinhart 10-20-30
Jesse Ismond 6-15-21
Joe Antilla 3-14-17
Brock Montgomery 10-6-16
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Jagger Dirk 3-10-13
Dylen McKinlay 3-8-11
Joey Leach 2-9-11
Nathan Lieuwen 10-6-2-2 2.14 .925% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 3-1-0-0 4.25 .859%
Monday, January 23, 2012
16-year-old Records
Upon further review Sam Reinhart does not yet have the team record for most goals as a 16-year-old.
Drew Czerwonka had 16 goals in the 2008-09 season. He also had 2 assists for a Cy Young type of season at 16-2.
Nigel Dawes had 15 goals in 2001-02.
Sam Reinhart has 16 goals to tie Czerwonka and 40 points which ties Steve McCarthy record for points.
Follow the ICE Captain on twitter ... @cwonks19
Drew Czerwonka had 16 goals in the 2008-09 season. He also had 2 assists for a Cy Young type of season at 16-2.
Nigel Dawes had 15 goals in 2001-02.
Sam Reinhart has 16 goals to tie Czerwonka and 40 points which ties Steve McCarthy record for points.
Follow the ICE Captain on twitter ... @cwonks19
WHL 22
Kootenay – 4-0-2 in last 6.
Tuesday vs Brandon (1-0-0-0)
Wednesday in Lethbridge (4-1-0-0)
Friday vs Prince Albert (1-1-0-0)
Saturday in Spokane (0-0-0-1)
Calgary – Won 10 of 11.
Wednesday vs Brandon (2-1-0-0)
Friday vs Vancouver (1-0-0-0)
Saturday @ Medicine Hat (0-3-0-0)
Sunday vs Tri City
Edmonton – Won 3 in a row.
Wednesday vs Tri City
Friday vs Brandon (2-1-0-0)
Saturday vs Vancouver (0-1-0-0)
Lethbridge – Won 2 of 3.
Wednesday vs Kootenay (1-4-0-0)
Friday vs Medicine Hat (3-2-0-0)
Saturday vs Prince Albert (0-1-0-0)
Medicine Hat – Won 4 in a row.
Wednesday vs Prince Albert (1-0-0-0)
Friday in Lethbridge (2-3-0-0)
Saturday vs Calgary (3-0-0-0)
Red Deer – 1 win in 4.
Wednesday vs Vancouver
Friday vs Tri City
Saturday vs Brandon (1-2-0-0)
Brandon – 1 win in 7.
Tuesday in Kootenay (0-1-0-0)
Wednesday in Calgary (1-2-0-0)
Friday in Edmonton (1-2-0-0)
Saturday in Red Deer (2-1-0-0)
Moose Jaw – 3-0-1 in last 4.
Tuesday in Swift Current (2-2-0-0)
Friday vs Saskatoon (2-0-1-0)
Saturday vs Swift Current
Prince Albert – 5 losses in a row.
Wednesday in Medicine Hat (0-1-0-0)
Friday in Kootenay (1-1-0-0)
Saturday in Lethbridge (1-0-0-0)
Regina – 1-0-2 in last 3.
Friday vs Swift Current (3-0-0-0)
Saturday in Saskatoon (2-4-0-0)
Saskatoon – Won 7 of 8.
Friday in Moose Jaw (1-2-0-0)
Saturday vs Regina (4-2-0-0)
Swift Current – 2-2 in last 4.
Tuesday vs Moose Jaw (2-2-0-0)
Friday in Regina (0-3-0-0)
Saturday in Moose Jaw
Kamloops – 9 wins in a row.
Wednesday in Kelowna (3-0-0-0)
Friday in Victoria (5-0-0-0)
Saturday in Victoria
Kelowna – 1 win in last 3.
Wednesday vs Kamloops (0-3-0-0)
Friday vs Seattle
Sunday in Seattle
Prince George – 3 losses in a row.
Friday vs Everett (1-1-0-0)
Saturday vs Everett
Vancouver – 2-0-0-1 in last 3.
Wednesday in Red Deer
Friday in Calgary (0-1-0-0)
Saturday in Edmonton (1-0-0-0)
Victoria – 1 win in last 4.
Friday vs Kamloops (0-4-1-0)
Saturday vs Kamloops
Everett – 2-1-0-1 in last 4.
Tuesday in Portland (1-3-0-1)
Wednesday vs Spokane (2-5-1-1)
Friday in Prince George (1-1-0-0)
Saturday in Prince George
Portland – 2 losses in a row, 17 home wins in a row.
Tuesday vs Everett (4-1-0-0)
Friday in Spokane (4-2-0-0)
Saturday in Seattle (5-1-0-0)
Seattle – 1 win in last 11.
Friday in Kelowna
Saturday vs Portland (1-5-0-0)
Sunday vs Kelowna
Spokane – Won 3 in a row.
Wednesday in Everett (7-1-1)
Friday vs Portland (2-2-1-1)
Saturday vs Kootenay (1-0-0-0)
Tri City – 1-3-0-1 in last 5.
Wednesday in Edmonton
Friday in Red Deer
Sunday in Calgary
Tuesday vs Brandon (1-0-0-0)
Wednesday in Lethbridge (4-1-0-0)
Friday vs Prince Albert (1-1-0-0)
Saturday in Spokane (0-0-0-1)
Calgary – Won 10 of 11.
Wednesday vs Brandon (2-1-0-0)
Friday vs Vancouver (1-0-0-0)
Saturday @ Medicine Hat (0-3-0-0)
Sunday vs Tri City
Edmonton – Won 3 in a row.
Wednesday vs Tri City
Friday vs Brandon (2-1-0-0)
Saturday vs Vancouver (0-1-0-0)
Lethbridge – Won 2 of 3.
Wednesday vs Kootenay (1-4-0-0)
Friday vs Medicine Hat (3-2-0-0)
Saturday vs Prince Albert (0-1-0-0)
Medicine Hat – Won 4 in a row.
Wednesday vs Prince Albert (1-0-0-0)
Friday in Lethbridge (2-3-0-0)
Saturday vs Calgary (3-0-0-0)
Red Deer – 1 win in 4.
Wednesday vs Vancouver
Friday vs Tri City
Saturday vs Brandon (1-2-0-0)
Brandon – 1 win in 7.
Tuesday in Kootenay (0-1-0-0)
Wednesday in Calgary (1-2-0-0)
Friday in Edmonton (1-2-0-0)
Saturday in Red Deer (2-1-0-0)
Moose Jaw – 3-0-1 in last 4.
Tuesday in Swift Current (2-2-0-0)
Friday vs Saskatoon (2-0-1-0)
Saturday vs Swift Current
Prince Albert – 5 losses in a row.
Wednesday in Medicine Hat (0-1-0-0)
Friday in Kootenay (1-1-0-0)
Saturday in Lethbridge (1-0-0-0)
Regina – 1-0-2 in last 3.
Friday vs Swift Current (3-0-0-0)
Saturday in Saskatoon (2-4-0-0)
Saskatoon – Won 7 of 8.
Friday in Moose Jaw (1-2-0-0)
Saturday vs Regina (4-2-0-0)
Swift Current – 2-2 in last 4.
Tuesday vs Moose Jaw (2-2-0-0)
Friday in Regina (0-3-0-0)
Saturday in Moose Jaw
Kamloops – 9 wins in a row.
Wednesday in Kelowna (3-0-0-0)
Friday in Victoria (5-0-0-0)
Saturday in Victoria
Kelowna – 1 win in last 3.
Wednesday vs Kamloops (0-3-0-0)
Friday vs Seattle
Sunday in Seattle
Prince George – 3 losses in a row.
Friday vs Everett (1-1-0-0)
Saturday vs Everett
Vancouver – 2-0-0-1 in last 3.
Wednesday in Red Deer
Friday in Calgary (0-1-0-0)
Saturday in Edmonton (1-0-0-0)
Victoria – 1 win in last 4.
Friday vs Kamloops (0-4-1-0)
Saturday vs Kamloops
Everett – 2-1-0-1 in last 4.
Tuesday in Portland (1-3-0-1)
Wednesday vs Spokane (2-5-1-1)
Friday in Prince George (1-1-0-0)
Saturday in Prince George
Portland – 2 losses in a row, 17 home wins in a row.
Tuesday vs Everett (4-1-0-0)
Friday in Spokane (4-2-0-0)
Saturday in Seattle (5-1-0-0)
Seattle – 1 win in last 11.
Friday in Kelowna
Saturday vs Portland (1-5-0-0)
Sunday vs Kelowna
Spokane – Won 3 in a row.
Wednesday in Everett (7-1-1)
Friday vs Portland (2-2-1-1)
Saturday vs Kootenay (1-0-0-0)
Tri City – 1-3-0-1 in last 5.
Wednesday in Edmonton
Friday in Red Deer
Sunday in Calgary
From The ICE Office
ICE CHIPS: The KOOTENAY ICE enter this week's action with a 27-13-3-3 record (14-6-1-1 at home, 13-7-2-2 on the road, 3-3-3 in overtime) and in third place in the EASTERN CONFERENCE and sixth overall in the WHL…The ICE will play four of their next six games at home.
SAVE ON FOODS / FOOD BANK: When the ICE host the BRANDON WHEAT KINGS on January 24 it will be SAVE ON FOODS NIGHT...Fans in attendance are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food item for the local food bank.
FORTIS BC NIGHT: When KOOTENAY host the PRINCE ALBERT RAIDERS on January 27 it will be FORTIS BC NIGHT...Fans in attendance will have the chance to win prizes courtesy of FORTIS BC.
PASTA AND CHICKEN BUFFET: The KOOTENAY ICE FAN CLUB is hosting a PASTA AND CHICKEN BUFFET on Sunday, February 19 at the HERITAGE INN...The dinner will be attended by the KOOTENAY ICE PLAYERS and will start with cocktails at 4:30 pm...Tickets are $30.00 and are available during home games at the FAN CLUB TABLE or from any FAN CLUB MEMBER.
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.
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 available now at the KOOTENAY ICE OFFICE.
DID YOU KNOW: The ICE need ten more victories to reach 600 wins in franchise history (590-407-119)…KOOTENAY is fifth overall on the power play in the WHL at 23.8% and first on the road (27.0%)...The ICE are fifth in the LEAGUE in penalty killing at 81.7%...NATHAN LIEUWEN, who is third in the LEAGUE in save percentage (.923), is second in the WHL in goals against average (2.22)...SAM REINHART (16-24-40) has tied a franchise record for most goals by a 16-year-old with 16 (DREW CZERWONKA - 16-2-18 - 2008/09) and has also tied a franchise record for most points by a 16-year-old with 40 (STEVE MCCARTHY - 11-29-40 - 1997/98)...SAM REINHART is fourth in the LEAGUE for points by a rookie...MAX REINHART, who leads the ICE in points this season (20-37-57), needs to play in three more games to reach 250 WHL career games…JOEY LEACH leads KOOTENAY in plus / minus with a plus 23...JOE ANTILLA needs to record two more goals to reach 50 in his WHL career.
SCORING STREAKS: MAX REINHART (0-8-8) and SAM REINHART (4-3-7) have each recorded at least a point in their last four games...BROCK MONTGOMERY (3-1-4) and JOEY LEACH (0-3-3) have each recorded at least a point in their last three games.
INJURIES: Defenseman LUKE PAULSEN will be out of the KOOTENAY line up indefinitely with an upper body injury...Forward DREW CZERWONKA will be out of the ICE line up two weeks with an upper body injury.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 46 games of the 2010-2011 season the ICE were 30-13-1-2, after 47 games 30-14-1-2 and after 48 games 31-14-1-2.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday January 24 ICE vs Brandon 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
Wednesday January 25 ICE @ Lethbridge 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
Thursday January 26 Practice 3:45 - 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Friday January 27 ICE vs Prince Albert 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
Saturday January 28 ICE @ Spokane 8:05 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Wednesday, January 18 – Kootenay 3 @ Regina 2 - OT – Record 26-13-2-3 – Attendance: 3,382
Goals:
1 - Montgomery (13) from M. Reinhart and S. Reinhart
2 - S. Reinhart (14) from Montgomery and M. Reinhart
3 - S. Reinhart (15) from M. Reinhart and Leach
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (21 Saves, 2 GA)
Friday, January 20 – Kootenay 5 @ Moose Jaw 6 - OT – Record 26-13-3-3 – Attendance: 3,896
Goals:
1 - Benoit (10) from McKinlay
2 - S. Reinhart (16) from Antilla and Dirk
3 - Martin (3) from Cable and Hubic
4 - Martin (7) from Leach
5 - Montgomery (14) from S. Reinhart and M. Reinhart
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (30 Saves, 6 GA)
Saturday, January 21 – Kootenay 7 @ Brandon 3 – Record 27-13-3-3 – Attendance: 3,857
Goals:
1 - Dirk (5) from M. Reinhart and Pearce
2 - Antilla (6) from S. Reinhart and M. Reinhart
3 - Montgomery (15) from Benoit and McKinlay
4 - Cable (2) from M. Reinhart and Neibrandt
5 - Ismond (12) from Hubic and Leach
6 - Ismond (13) from Dirk and Descheneau
7 - Cable (3) from Martin and Descheneau
Goalie: Mackenzie Skapski (33 Saves, 3 GA)
SAVE ON FOODS / FOOD BANK: When the ICE host the BRANDON WHEAT KINGS on January 24 it will be SAVE ON FOODS NIGHT...Fans in attendance are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food item for the local food bank.
FORTIS BC NIGHT: When KOOTENAY host the PRINCE ALBERT RAIDERS on January 27 it will be FORTIS BC NIGHT...Fans in attendance will have the chance to win prizes courtesy of FORTIS BC.
PASTA AND CHICKEN BUFFET: The KOOTENAY ICE FAN CLUB is hosting a PASTA AND CHICKEN BUFFET on Sunday, February 19 at the HERITAGE INN...The dinner will be attended by the KOOTENAY ICE PLAYERS and will start with cocktails at 4:30 pm...Tickets are $30.00 and are available during home games at the FAN CLUB TABLE or from any FAN CLUB MEMBER.
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.
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 available now at the KOOTENAY ICE OFFICE.
DID YOU KNOW: The ICE need ten more victories to reach 600 wins in franchise history (590-407-119)…KOOTENAY is fifth overall on the power play in the WHL at 23.8% and first on the road (27.0%)...The ICE are fifth in the LEAGUE in penalty killing at 81.7%...NATHAN LIEUWEN, who is third in the LEAGUE in save percentage (.923), is second in the WHL in goals against average (2.22)...SAM REINHART (16-24-40) has tied a franchise record for most goals by a 16-year-old with 16 (DREW CZERWONKA - 16-2-18 - 2008/09) and has also tied a franchise record for most points by a 16-year-old with 40 (STEVE MCCARTHY - 11-29-40 - 1997/98)...SAM REINHART is fourth in the LEAGUE for points by a rookie...MAX REINHART, who leads the ICE in points this season (20-37-57), needs to play in three more games to reach 250 WHL career games…JOEY LEACH leads KOOTENAY in plus / minus with a plus 23...JOE ANTILLA needs to record two more goals to reach 50 in his WHL career.
SCORING STREAKS: MAX REINHART (0-8-8) and SAM REINHART (4-3-7) have each recorded at least a point in their last four games...BROCK MONTGOMERY (3-1-4) and JOEY LEACH (0-3-3) have each recorded at least a point in their last three games.
INJURIES: Defenseman LUKE PAULSEN will be out of the KOOTENAY line up indefinitely with an upper body injury...Forward DREW CZERWONKA will be out of the ICE line up two weeks with an upper body injury.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 46 games of the 2010-2011 season the ICE were 30-13-1-2, after 47 games 30-14-1-2 and after 48 games 31-14-1-2.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday January 24 ICE vs Brandon 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
Wednesday January 25 ICE @ Lethbridge 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
Thursday January 26 Practice 3:45 - 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Friday January 27 ICE vs Prince Albert 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
Saturday January 28 ICE @ Spokane 8:05 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Wednesday, January 18 – Kootenay 3 @ Regina 2 - OT – Record 26-13-2-3 – Attendance: 3,382
Goals:
1 - Montgomery (13) from M. Reinhart and S. Reinhart
2 - S. Reinhart (14) from Montgomery and M. Reinhart
3 - S. Reinhart (15) from M. Reinhart and Leach
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (21 Saves, 2 GA)
Friday, January 20 – Kootenay 5 @ Moose Jaw 6 - OT – Record 26-13-3-3 – Attendance: 3,896
Goals:
1 - Benoit (10) from McKinlay
2 - S. Reinhart (16) from Antilla and Dirk
3 - Martin (3) from Cable and Hubic
4 - Martin (7) from Leach
5 - Montgomery (14) from S. Reinhart and M. Reinhart
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (30 Saves, 6 GA)
Saturday, January 21 – Kootenay 7 @ Brandon 3 – Record 27-13-3-3 – Attendance: 3,857
Goals:
1 - Dirk (5) from M. Reinhart and Pearce
2 - Antilla (6) from S. Reinhart and M. Reinhart
3 - Montgomery (15) from Benoit and McKinlay
4 - Cable (2) from M. Reinhart and Neibrandt
5 - Ismond (12) from Hubic and Leach
6 - Ismond (13) from Dirk and Descheneau
7 - Cable (3) from Martin and Descheneau
Goalie: Mackenzie Skapski (33 Saves, 3 GA)
Payton Lee
15-year-old Cranbrook native Payton Lee earned 2 wins in his 1st 2 starts on the weekend for the Vancouver Giants ...
http://www.vancouversun.com/sports/Giants+Payton+ahead+schedule/6035290/story.html
VANCOUVER - At 15, Payton Lee is sometimes mentioned as the Vancouver Giants' goalie of the future but he appears far ahead of schedule.
The baby-faced midget callup won his second start in two tries Sunday, a 3-2 victory over the Seattle Thundebirds, and has become the goalie of the present with No. 1 man Adam Morrison sidelined by a head injury. Morrison's regular backup, Jackson Whistle, has struggled to get results, prompting coach Don Hay to give Lee an opportunity. The move turned out to be a mah-vellous one.
“Obviously I didn't expect to win two games,” Lee said. “I just thought I was going to come here and back up Jackson, who is a great goalie. It's been great to get some experience here.”
Lee, selected 28th in last May's bantam draft, stopped 24 Seattle shots to accompany the 19 saves he had in his Friday debut over Everett. Both were one-goal games but Lee showed no panic in the dying minutes either night.
Hay, a hard man to please, was impressed.
“He had a good weekend,” said The Don. “To come in and get two wins for us at a real critical time was important. He plays with a lot of confidence and he doesn't get rattled. Hopefully, he can continue to improve.”
Lee had an interesting night Sunday as the Giants held the T-Birds without a single shot during the first period. The shot total climbed to nine in the middle periood and 17 in the third when Seattle netted both its goals, one on a scramble and the other on a power play.
The Giants didn't ice their strongest lineup in front of Lee with both top defenceman David Musil (wrist) and top scorer Brendan Gallagher (shoulder) still sidelined by injury.
“For a callup goalie, at age 15, it can be intimidating in any league,” noted Giants defenceman Wes Vannieuwenhuizen. “Payton played very well for us. He looked really confident back there and, whenever your goalie is playing confidently, it puts confidence in the whole team.”
http://www.vancouversun.com/sports/Giants+Payton+ahead+schedule/6035290/story.html
VANCOUVER - At 15, Payton Lee is sometimes mentioned as the Vancouver Giants' goalie of the future but he appears far ahead of schedule.
The baby-faced midget callup won his second start in two tries Sunday, a 3-2 victory over the Seattle Thundebirds, and has become the goalie of the present with No. 1 man Adam Morrison sidelined by a head injury. Morrison's regular backup, Jackson Whistle, has struggled to get results, prompting coach Don Hay to give Lee an opportunity. The move turned out to be a mah-vellous one.
“Obviously I didn't expect to win two games,” Lee said. “I just thought I was going to come here and back up Jackson, who is a great goalie. It's been great to get some experience here.”
Lee, selected 28th in last May's bantam draft, stopped 24 Seattle shots to accompany the 19 saves he had in his Friday debut over Everett. Both were one-goal games but Lee showed no panic in the dying minutes either night.
Hay, a hard man to please, was impressed.
“He had a good weekend,” said The Don. “To come in and get two wins for us at a real critical time was important. He plays with a lot of confidence and he doesn't get rattled. Hopefully, he can continue to improve.”
Lee had an interesting night Sunday as the Giants held the T-Birds without a single shot during the first period. The shot total climbed to nine in the middle periood and 17 in the third when Seattle netted both its goals, one on a scramble and the other on a power play.
The Giants didn't ice their strongest lineup in front of Lee with both top defenceman David Musil (wrist) and top scorer Brendan Gallagher (shoulder) still sidelined by injury.
“For a callup goalie, at age 15, it can be intimidating in any league,” noted Giants defenceman Wes Vannieuwenhuizen. “Payton played very well for us. He looked really confident back there and, whenever your goalie is playing confidently, it puts confidence in the whole team.”
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Fraser To The Show
Matt Fraser has been called up to the NHL Dallas Stars. In the AHL he has 21 goals and 14 assists.
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Kootenay 7 Brandon 3 Game #46
Brandon, Man – Kootenay ICE forwards Jesse Ismond and Levi Cable each scored 2 goals in a 7-3 win over the Brandon Wheat Kings in WHL action on Saturday night.
In the first period the ICE (27-13-3-3) scored a powerplay goal as Jagger Dirk sneaked in from the blueline and scored from the bottom of the circle.
On a 3-on-2 break the Reinhart brothers got the puck to Joe Antilla who beat the goalie with a wrist shot.
In the second period The ICE scored early as Brock Montgomery received a pass near the crease from Eric Benoit and scored into an empty net.
Max Reinhart almost broke through 2 Wheat Kings for a breakway and was knocked down but the trailing Levi Cable scored before a fallen defender knocked the net off its supports.
The ICE made it 5-0 with Jesse Ismond scoring with a long wrist shot that beat the goalie high on the glove side.
The Wheat Kings changed goalies as Curtis Honey replaced Brandon Anderson.
The Wheat Kings (23-22-1-2) scored their first goal of the game as Riley Miller was behind the net and his atteptemted pass deflected off an ICE skate and into the net.
The ICE made it 6-1 as Jesse Ismond deflected a Jagger Dirk point shot.
With 10 seconds left in the period the Wheat KIngs got the puck to a wide open Michael Ferland who scored with a wrist shot.
In the third period Brandon’s Jens Meilleur scored on a loose puck near the crease.
With 5 seconds left in the game Jon Martin fed Levi Cable near the net and he scored his 2nd of the game.
The ICE are 4-0-2 in the last 6 games, matching their longest point streak of the season as they had a 6 game winning streak in November.
Of the 18 ICE skaters the only players not to earn a point were Spencer Wand, Tanner Muth and Mike Simpson.
Jesse Ismond had not scored in a goal in his last 15 games and had 1 goal in his last 20 games.
Max Reinhart extended his point streak to 4 games (0-8-8).
Sam Reinhart (16-24-40) extended his point streak to 4 games (4-3-7) and has tied Steve McCarthy’s team record for most points by a 16-year-old. (1997-98 11-29-40).
The last 3 games an ICE rookie forward has registered their 1st career 2-goal game, Sam Reinhart at Regina, Jon Martin at Moose Jaw and Levi Cable at Brandon.
The ICE have spent 10 of the last 11 days on the road as they have completed a stretch of 5 straight road games over the past 2 weeks.
The ICE will host Brandon on Tuesday.
Friday night 15-year-old Cranbrook native Payton Lee earned his 1st WHL win in his 1st start for Vancouver against Everett.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen, Drew Czerwonka.
Game Summary
Brandon 23-22-1-2 Kootenay 27-13-3-3
1st Period
1, Kootenay, Dirk 5 (M.Reinhart, Pearce), 17:38 (PP).
2, Kootenay, Antilla 6 (M.Reinhart, S.Reinhart), 18:54.
Penalties-Wand Ktn (major-fighting), 12:05; Nikkel Bdn (major-fighting), 12:05; Pulock Bdn (interference), 15:52.
2nd Period
3, Kootenay, Montgomery 15 (Benoit, McKinlay), 1:28.
4, Kootenay, Cable 2 (M.Reinhart, Neibrandt), 8:18.
5, Kootenay, Ismond 12 (Hubic, Leach), 8:50.
6, Brandon, Miller 4 (Favreau, Nikkel), 9:36.
7, Kootenay, Ismond 13 (Dirk, Descheneau), 11:32.
8, Brandon, Ferland 25 (Walker, Stone), 19:50.
Penalties-Wand Ktn (hooking), 2:34; Miller Bdn (slashing), 4:52; Wand Ktn (roughing), 17:09; Bertaggia Bdn (cross checking), 17:09; Ciarelli Bdn (roughing), 17:09.
3rd Period
9, Brandon, Meilleur 5 (Kuczek, Mraz), 8:14.
10, Kootenay, Cable 3 (Martin, Descheneau), 19:55.
Penalties-Sundher Bdn (tripping), 1:04.
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 16-16-7-39. Brandon 13-14-9-36.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 1 / 4; Brandon 0 / 1.
Goalies-Kootenay, Skapski 7-3-0-1 (36 shots-33 saves). Brandon, Anderson 12-17-1-1 (24 shots-19 saves); Honey 0-2-0-1 (15 shots-13 saves).
A-3,857
Referees-Tyler Adair (58), Pat Smith (12).
Linesmen-Sean Dufour (50), Bryden Hutlet (114).
In the first period the ICE (27-13-3-3) scored a powerplay goal as Jagger Dirk sneaked in from the blueline and scored from the bottom of the circle.
On a 3-on-2 break the Reinhart brothers got the puck to Joe Antilla who beat the goalie with a wrist shot.
In the second period The ICE scored early as Brock Montgomery received a pass near the crease from Eric Benoit and scored into an empty net.
Max Reinhart almost broke through 2 Wheat Kings for a breakway and was knocked down but the trailing Levi Cable scored before a fallen defender knocked the net off its supports.
The ICE made it 5-0 with Jesse Ismond scoring with a long wrist shot that beat the goalie high on the glove side.
The Wheat Kings changed goalies as Curtis Honey replaced Brandon Anderson.
The Wheat Kings (23-22-1-2) scored their first goal of the game as Riley Miller was behind the net and his atteptemted pass deflected off an ICE skate and into the net.
The ICE made it 6-1 as Jesse Ismond deflected a Jagger Dirk point shot.
With 10 seconds left in the period the Wheat KIngs got the puck to a wide open Michael Ferland who scored with a wrist shot.
In the third period Brandon’s Jens Meilleur scored on a loose puck near the crease.
With 5 seconds left in the game Jon Martin fed Levi Cable near the net and he scored his 2nd of the game.
The ICE are 4-0-2 in the last 6 games, matching their longest point streak of the season as they had a 6 game winning streak in November.
Of the 18 ICE skaters the only players not to earn a point were Spencer Wand, Tanner Muth and Mike Simpson.
Jesse Ismond had not scored in a goal in his last 15 games and had 1 goal in his last 20 games.
Max Reinhart extended his point streak to 4 games (0-8-8).
Sam Reinhart (16-24-40) extended his point streak to 4 games (4-3-7) and has tied Steve McCarthy’s team record for most points by a 16-year-old. (1997-98 11-29-40).
The last 3 games an ICE rookie forward has registered their 1st career 2-goal game, Sam Reinhart at Regina, Jon Martin at Moose Jaw and Levi Cable at Brandon.
The ICE have spent 10 of the last 11 days on the road as they have completed a stretch of 5 straight road games over the past 2 weeks.
The ICE will host Brandon on Tuesday.
Friday night 15-year-old Cranbrook native Payton Lee earned his 1st WHL win in his 1st start for Vancouver against Everett.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen, Drew Czerwonka.
Game Summary
Brandon 23-22-1-2 Kootenay 27-13-3-3
1st Period
1, Kootenay, Dirk 5 (M.Reinhart, Pearce), 17:38 (PP).
2, Kootenay, Antilla 6 (M.Reinhart, S.Reinhart), 18:54.
Penalties-Wand Ktn (major-fighting), 12:05; Nikkel Bdn (major-fighting), 12:05; Pulock Bdn (interference), 15:52.
2nd Period
3, Kootenay, Montgomery 15 (Benoit, McKinlay), 1:28.
4, Kootenay, Cable 2 (M.Reinhart, Neibrandt), 8:18.
5, Kootenay, Ismond 12 (Hubic, Leach), 8:50.
6, Brandon, Miller 4 (Favreau, Nikkel), 9:36.
7, Kootenay, Ismond 13 (Dirk, Descheneau), 11:32.
8, Brandon, Ferland 25 (Walker, Stone), 19:50.
Penalties-Wand Ktn (hooking), 2:34; Miller Bdn (slashing), 4:52; Wand Ktn (roughing), 17:09; Bertaggia Bdn (cross checking), 17:09; Ciarelli Bdn (roughing), 17:09.
3rd Period
9, Brandon, Meilleur 5 (Kuczek, Mraz), 8:14.
10, Kootenay, Cable 3 (Martin, Descheneau), 19:55.
Penalties-Sundher Bdn (tripping), 1:04.
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 16-16-7-39. Brandon 13-14-9-36.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 1 / 4; Brandon 0 / 1.
Goalies-Kootenay, Skapski 7-3-0-1 (36 shots-33 saves). Brandon, Anderson 12-17-1-1 (24 shots-19 saves); Honey 0-2-0-1 (15 shots-13 saves).
A-3,857
Referees-Tyler Adair (58), Pat Smith (12).
Linesmen-Sean Dufour (50), Bryden Hutlet (114).
Trivia Game #46
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
Cory Clouston has the ICE record for coach wins, how many did he have?
ANSWER – 209 regular season wins and 20 playoff wins.
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For questions or comments email me directly at jeff@thedrivefm.ca.
Also follow on Twitter @ JHollick_ICE.
Today’s Trivia question.
Cory Clouston has the ICE record for coach wins, how many did he have?
ANSWER – 209 regular season wins and 20 playoff wins.
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For questions or comments email me directly at jeff@thedrivefm.ca.
Also follow on Twitter @ JHollick_ICE.
Kootenay @ Brandon Game #46
The Kootenay ICE are in Brandon tonight for the first meeting of the season.
Last year they split the 4 regular season meetings.
Last night the ICE played their 4 consecutive overtime game and lost 6-5 in Moose Jaw.
The Wheat Kings split a doubleheader in Saskatoon losing 3-2 last night.
The ICE are tied for 3rd in the Conference and the Wheat Kings are 8th.
This is the first half of a home-and-home with the rematch Tuesday in Cranbrook.
The ICE are 12-7-2-2 on the road the Brandon is 11-9-1-2 at home.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:00 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 34 Max Reinhart, 27 Jesse Ismond
Points – 53 Max Reinhart, 39 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 25 Joey Leach, 19 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 39 Sam Reinhart, 7 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 73 Jesse Ismond, 67 Dirk
+/- - +21 Joey Leach, +17 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.22 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.10 Mackenzie Skapski
Wheat Kings
Goals – 31 Mark Stone
Assists – 46 Kevin Sundher
Points – 74 Mark Stone
Defenseman – 43 Ryan Pulock
Rookie – 37 Alessio Bertaggia
PM – 84 Darian Dziurzynski
+/- - +23 Mark Stone
Avg – 3.00 Corbin Boes, 3.99 Brandon Anderson, 5.07 Curtis Honey
Streaks
Sam Reinhart 3 games 4-2-6
Max Reinhart 2 games 0-5-5
Brock Montgomery 2 games 2-1-3
Joey Leach 2 games 0-2-2
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-4-1-0 2.32 .921% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-17-29
Sam Reinhart 10-19-29
Jesse Ismond 4-15-19
Joe Antilla 2-14-16
Brock Montgomery 9-6-15
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Jagger Dirk 2-9-11
Dylen McKinlay 3-7-10
Joey Leach 2-8-10
Nathan Lieuwen 10-6-2-2 2.14 .925% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 2-1-0-0 4.59 .838%
Last year they split the 4 regular season meetings.
Last night the ICE played their 4 consecutive overtime game and lost 6-5 in Moose Jaw.
The Wheat Kings split a doubleheader in Saskatoon losing 3-2 last night.
The ICE are tied for 3rd in the Conference and the Wheat Kings are 8th.
This is the first half of a home-and-home with the rematch Tuesday in Cranbrook.
The ICE are 12-7-2-2 on the road the Brandon is 11-9-1-2 at home.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:00 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 34 Max Reinhart, 27 Jesse Ismond
Points – 53 Max Reinhart, 39 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 25 Joey Leach, 19 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 39 Sam Reinhart, 7 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 73 Jesse Ismond, 67 Dirk
+/- - +21 Joey Leach, +17 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.22 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.10 Mackenzie Skapski
Wheat Kings
Goals – 31 Mark Stone
Assists – 46 Kevin Sundher
Points – 74 Mark Stone
Defenseman – 43 Ryan Pulock
Rookie – 37 Alessio Bertaggia
PM – 84 Darian Dziurzynski
+/- - +23 Mark Stone
Avg – 3.00 Corbin Boes, 3.99 Brandon Anderson, 5.07 Curtis Honey
Streaks
Sam Reinhart 3 games 4-2-6
Max Reinhart 2 games 0-5-5
Brock Montgomery 2 games 2-1-3
Joey Leach 2 games 0-2-2
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-4-1-0 2.32 .921% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-17-29
Sam Reinhart 10-19-29
Jesse Ismond 4-15-19
Joe Antilla 2-14-16
Brock Montgomery 9-6-15
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Jagger Dirk 2-9-11
Dylen McKinlay 3-7-10
Joey Leach 2-8-10
Nathan Lieuwen 10-6-2-2 2.14 .925% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 2-1-0-0 4.59 .838%
Friday, January 20, 2012
Moose Jaw 6 Kootenay 5 OT Game #45
Moose Jaw, Sask – The Moose Jaw Warriors beat the Kootenay ICE 6-5 in overtime in WHL action on Friday night.
In the first period the ICE (26-13-3-3) were called for 3 straight penalties resulting in two 5-on-3 powerplays for the Warriors. During a penalty kill Dylen McKinlay fed Eric Benoit on a breakaway and he scored a shorthanded goal with a wrist shot high on the glove side.
The Warriors (28-14-4-1) scored a 5-on-3 powerplay goal and a 5-on-4 powerplay goal to take a lead on goals by Kenton Miller and Andrew Johnson.
The ICE tied the game 2-2 on a waist high deflection of a Joe Antilla point shot by Sam Reinhart who set a Franchise record for goals by a 16-year-old. (15 Nigel Dawes 2001-02)
Before the end of the period the Warriors scored on a 3-on-2 break with a shot from Eric Arnold.
Late in the second period Jon Martin put in a Levi Cable rebound to tie the game 3-3.
In the third period Jon Martin got his 2nd of the game on another rebound as he dove at the loose puck in the crease and chipped it in.
Off a face-off win in the ICE zone the Warriors tied the game with defenseman Kendall McFaulls’ shot from point.
The ICE took a 5-4 lead on a powerplay rebound goal from Brock Montgomery.
16 seconds later Joel Edmundson tied the game with a long shot from the blueline.
For the fourth straight game the ICE go to overtime.
Andrew Johnson scored the winner on a rebound.
Sam Reinhart has 6 goals in his last 6 games and extends his point streak to 3 games (4-2-6).
The ICE will visit Brandon on Saturday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen, Drew Czerwonka.
Moose Jaw defenseman Dylan McIlrath didn’t play after receiving an 8-game suspension for a check to the head in their last game against Victoria. #1 Goalie Luke Siemens wasn’t in the line-up for the second straight game for undisclosed reasons. Forward Sam Fioretti, who is the Warriors leading point getter besides the newly acquired Cam Braes and James Henry, missed the game with an upper body injury.
Game Summary
Moose Jaw 28-14-4-1 Kootenay 26-13-3-3
1st Period
1, Kootenay, Benoit 10 (McKinlay), 7:29 (SH).
2, Moose Jaw, Miller 16 (Kirsch, Howden), 9:00 (PP).
3, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 16 (Antilla, Dirk), 10:31 (PP).
4, Moose Jaw, Johnson 12 (Ehrhardt, Beach), 10:35 (PP).
5, Moose Jaw, Arnold 7 (Wyton), 16:43.
Penalties-Descheneau Ktn (interference), 6:49; Muth Ktn (hooking), 7:45; Dirk Ktn (high sticking), 9:46; Eberle M.j (tripping), 12:48; Antilla Ktn (major-fighting), 17:37; Edmundson M.j (major-fighting), 17:37.
2nd Period
6, Kootenay, Martin 3 (Cable, Hubic), 15:28.
Penalties-Pearce Ktn (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 1:28; Henry M.j (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 1:28; Pearce Ktn (major-fighting), 3:35; Henry M.j (major-fighting), 3:35; Dirk Ktn (major-fighting), 5:14; Beach M.j (checking to the head, major-fighting), 5:14; Howden M.j (holding), 12:08; Neibrandt Ktn (delay of game), 17:24.
3rd Period
7, Kootenay, Martin 4 (Leach), 3:56.
8, Moose Jaw, McFaull 4 (Beach, Henry), 13:48.
9, Kootenay, Montgomery 14 (S.Reinhart, M.Reinhart), 18:53 (PP).
10, Moose Jaw, Edmundson 1 (Howden, Braes), 19:09.
Penalties-Montgomery Ktn (roughing), 11:25; Beach M.j (roughing), 11:25; Beach M.j (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 17:05.
OT Period-11, Moose Jaw, Johnson 13 (Edmundson, McFaull), 2:27. Penalties-No Penalties
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 6-16-8-0-30. Moose Jaw 12-10-11-3-36.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 2 / 3; Moose Jaw 2 / 4.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 20-10-3-2 (36 shots-30 saves). Moose Jaw, Tremblay 4-4-1-0 (30 shots-25 saves).
A-3,896
Referees-Steve Papp (17), Reagan Vetter (79).
Linesmen-Sean Dufour (50), Derek Nernberg (139).
In the first period the ICE (26-13-3-3) were called for 3 straight penalties resulting in two 5-on-3 powerplays for the Warriors. During a penalty kill Dylen McKinlay fed Eric Benoit on a breakaway and he scored a shorthanded goal with a wrist shot high on the glove side.
The Warriors (28-14-4-1) scored a 5-on-3 powerplay goal and a 5-on-4 powerplay goal to take a lead on goals by Kenton Miller and Andrew Johnson.
The ICE tied the game 2-2 on a waist high deflection of a Joe Antilla point shot by Sam Reinhart who set a Franchise record for goals by a 16-year-old. (15 Nigel Dawes 2001-02)
Before the end of the period the Warriors scored on a 3-on-2 break with a shot from Eric Arnold.
Late in the second period Jon Martin put in a Levi Cable rebound to tie the game 3-3.
In the third period Jon Martin got his 2nd of the game on another rebound as he dove at the loose puck in the crease and chipped it in.
Off a face-off win in the ICE zone the Warriors tied the game with defenseman Kendall McFaulls’ shot from point.
The ICE took a 5-4 lead on a powerplay rebound goal from Brock Montgomery.
16 seconds later Joel Edmundson tied the game with a long shot from the blueline.
For the fourth straight game the ICE go to overtime.
Andrew Johnson scored the winner on a rebound.
Sam Reinhart has 6 goals in his last 6 games and extends his point streak to 3 games (4-2-6).
The ICE will visit Brandon on Saturday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen, Drew Czerwonka.
Moose Jaw defenseman Dylan McIlrath didn’t play after receiving an 8-game suspension for a check to the head in their last game against Victoria. #1 Goalie Luke Siemens wasn’t in the line-up for the second straight game for undisclosed reasons. Forward Sam Fioretti, who is the Warriors leading point getter besides the newly acquired Cam Braes and James Henry, missed the game with an upper body injury.
Game Summary
Moose Jaw 28-14-4-1 Kootenay 26-13-3-3
1st Period
1, Kootenay, Benoit 10 (McKinlay), 7:29 (SH).
2, Moose Jaw, Miller 16 (Kirsch, Howden), 9:00 (PP).
3, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 16 (Antilla, Dirk), 10:31 (PP).
4, Moose Jaw, Johnson 12 (Ehrhardt, Beach), 10:35 (PP).
5, Moose Jaw, Arnold 7 (Wyton), 16:43.
Penalties-Descheneau Ktn (interference), 6:49; Muth Ktn (hooking), 7:45; Dirk Ktn (high sticking), 9:46; Eberle M.j (tripping), 12:48; Antilla Ktn (major-fighting), 17:37; Edmundson M.j (major-fighting), 17:37.
2nd Period
6, Kootenay, Martin 3 (Cable, Hubic), 15:28.
Penalties-Pearce Ktn (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 1:28; Henry M.j (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 1:28; Pearce Ktn (major-fighting), 3:35; Henry M.j (major-fighting), 3:35; Dirk Ktn (major-fighting), 5:14; Beach M.j (checking to the head, major-fighting), 5:14; Howden M.j (holding), 12:08; Neibrandt Ktn (delay of game), 17:24.
3rd Period
7, Kootenay, Martin 4 (Leach), 3:56.
8, Moose Jaw, McFaull 4 (Beach, Henry), 13:48.
9, Kootenay, Montgomery 14 (S.Reinhart, M.Reinhart), 18:53 (PP).
10, Moose Jaw, Edmundson 1 (Howden, Braes), 19:09.
Penalties-Montgomery Ktn (roughing), 11:25; Beach M.j (roughing), 11:25; Beach M.j (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 17:05.
OT Period-11, Moose Jaw, Johnson 13 (Edmundson, McFaull), 2:27. Penalties-No Penalties
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 6-16-8-0-30. Moose Jaw 12-10-11-3-36.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 2 / 3; Moose Jaw 2 / 4.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 20-10-3-2 (36 shots-30 saves). Moose Jaw, Tremblay 4-4-1-0 (30 shots-25 saves).
A-3,896
Referees-Steve Papp (17), Reagan Vetter (79).
Linesmen-Sean Dufour (50), Derek Nernberg (139).
Trivia Game #45
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
Who won the last WHL game played in the Moose Jaw Civic Centre?
ANSWER – The ICE won game 6 of last years’ 1st round playoff series.
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Today’s Trivia question.
Who won the last WHL game played in the Moose Jaw Civic Centre?
ANSWER – The ICE won game 6 of last years’ 1st round playoff series.
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Kootenay @ Moose Jaw Game #45
The Kootenay ICE are in Moose Jaw tonight in the 4th and final meeting of the season.
Warriors lead the season series 2-1.
October 22 in Kootenay - ICE 2-1
December 3 in Moose Jaw - Warriors 2-1
January 7 in Kootenay - Warriors 3-2
The ICE are 4-1-1 in the last 6 games and are coming off a 3-2 overtime win in Regina on Wednesday.
This is the 4th game of 5 straight on the road and they have played 3 straight overtime games.
The ICE are 2-0-1 in the last 3 road games and for the season are 12-7-1-2 on the road.
The Warriors have won 2 in a row after a 2-0 win over Victoria on Wednesday.
Moose Jaw is 8-0-1-1 in the last 10 games at home and for the season are 19-3-2-1 at home.
The Warriors are 2nd in the Conference and the ICE are 3rd.
Sam Reinhart has 5 goals in his last 5 games and has tied Nigel Dawes for the team record of 15 goals by a 16-year-old.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 5:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 33 Max Reinhart, 27 Jesse Ismond
Points – 53 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Defenseman – 24 Joey Leach, 18 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 37 Sam Reinhart, 7 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 73 Jesse Ismond, 60 Dirk
+/- - +20 Joey Leach, +19 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.11 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.10 Mackenzie Skapski
Warriors
Goals – 27 Cam Braes
Assists – 37 James Henry
Points – 52 Cam Braes
Defenseman – 18 Morgan Rielly (injured), 16 Dylan McIlrath
Rookie – 18 Eric Arnold
PM – 149 Cody Beach
+/- - +8 Eric Arnold, Kendall McFaull, Shayne Gwinner
Avg – 2.57 Luke Siemens, 3.48 Spencer Tremblay
Head to Head
ICE
Drew Czerwonka 1-2-3
Sam Reinhart 2-0-2
Max Reinhart 1-0-1
Eric Benoit 1-0-1
Nathan Lieuwen 1-2-0-0 2.03 .929%
Warriors
Tanner Eberle 2-1-3
Brett Lyon 1-1-2
Kenton Miller 1-1-2
Quinton Howden 1-0-1
Luke Siemens 2-1-0-0 1.34 .960%
Streaks
Sam Reinhart 2 games 3-1-4
Max Reinhart 2 games 0-4-4
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-4-1-0 2.32 .921% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-16-28
Sam Reinhart 9-18-27
Jesse Ismond 4-15-19
Joe Antilla 2-13-15
Brock Montgomery 8-6-14
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Jagger Dirk 2-8-10
Elgin Pearce 5-4-9
Dylen McKinlay 3-6-9
Joey Leach 2-7-9
Luke Paulsen 1-8-9
Nathan Lieuwen 10-6-1-2 1.94 .931% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 2-1-0-0 4.59 .838%
Warriors lead the season series 2-1.
October 22 in Kootenay - ICE 2-1
December 3 in Moose Jaw - Warriors 2-1
January 7 in Kootenay - Warriors 3-2
The ICE are 4-1-1 in the last 6 games and are coming off a 3-2 overtime win in Regina on Wednesday.
This is the 4th game of 5 straight on the road and they have played 3 straight overtime games.
The ICE are 2-0-1 in the last 3 road games and for the season are 12-7-1-2 on the road.
The Warriors have won 2 in a row after a 2-0 win over Victoria on Wednesday.
Moose Jaw is 8-0-1-1 in the last 10 games at home and for the season are 19-3-2-1 at home.
The Warriors are 2nd in the Conference and the ICE are 3rd.
Sam Reinhart has 5 goals in his last 5 games and has tied Nigel Dawes for the team record of 15 goals by a 16-year-old.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 5:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 33 Max Reinhart, 27 Jesse Ismond
Points – 53 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Defenseman – 24 Joey Leach, 18 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 37 Sam Reinhart, 7 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 73 Jesse Ismond, 60 Dirk
+/- - +20 Joey Leach, +19 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.11 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.10 Mackenzie Skapski
Warriors
Goals – 27 Cam Braes
Assists – 37 James Henry
Points – 52 Cam Braes
Defenseman – 18 Morgan Rielly (injured), 16 Dylan McIlrath
Rookie – 18 Eric Arnold
PM – 149 Cody Beach
+/- - +8 Eric Arnold, Kendall McFaull, Shayne Gwinner
Avg – 2.57 Luke Siemens, 3.48 Spencer Tremblay
Head to Head
ICE
Drew Czerwonka 1-2-3
Sam Reinhart 2-0-2
Max Reinhart 1-0-1
Eric Benoit 1-0-1
Nathan Lieuwen 1-2-0-0 2.03 .929%
Warriors
Tanner Eberle 2-1-3
Brett Lyon 1-1-2
Kenton Miller 1-1-2
Quinton Howden 1-0-1
Luke Siemens 2-1-0-0 1.34 .960%
Streaks
Sam Reinhart 2 games 3-1-4
Max Reinhart 2 games 0-4-4
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-4-1-0 2.32 .921% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-16-28
Sam Reinhart 9-18-27
Jesse Ismond 4-15-19
Joe Antilla 2-13-15
Brock Montgomery 8-6-14
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Jagger Dirk 2-8-10
Elgin Pearce 5-4-9
Dylen McKinlay 3-6-9
Joey Leach 2-7-9
Luke Paulsen 1-8-9
Nathan Lieuwen 10-6-1-2 1.94 .931% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 2-1-0-0 4.59 .838%
Thursday, January 19, 2012
ICE Prospects Update
Bronson Ammeter
15 year old goalie
Mar 2/96
Starbuck, Man
9th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Manitoba AAA Midget Central Plains 15 GP 5-10-0 4.12 .884% 1 SO
Wyatt Hoflin
16 year old goalie
Jan 31/95
Stony Plain, Alb
2nd round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget St. Albert 16 GP 10-5-1 2.34 .906% 2 SO
Jayden Sittler
15 year old goalie
Jan 23/96
Red Deer, Alb
Alberta Minor Midget Red Deer 13 GP 10-0-2 1.97 .930% 1 SO
Jake Dube
15 year old defenseman
Apr 3/96
Cochrane, Alb
5th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget AC Avalanche 18 GP 7-4-11 75pm
Tanner Faith
16 year old defenseman
Oct 5/95
Wilcox, Sask
2nd round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Notre Dame 21 GP 3-5-8 32pm
Carter Forsyth
15 year old defenseman
Apr 27/96
Swift Current, Sask
6th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Swift Current 31 GP 2-2-4 37pm
Kyle Krabben
16 year old defenseman
Mar 25/95
Calgary, Alb
6th round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary 25 GP 2-6-8 41pm
Joseph Leonidas
15 year old defenseman
June 24/96
Calgary, Alb
11th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Calgary 19 GP 10-11-21 22pm
Matthew Murray
15 year old defenseman
July 23/96
Kamloops, BC
4th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
BC AAA Midget Thompson 19 GP 0-3-3 78pm
Jordan Steenbergen
15 year old defenseman
Jan 18/96
Sylvan Lake, Alb
3rd round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Red Deer 22 GP 2-15-17 82pm
Jack Thomas
15 year old defenseman
Jan 17/96
Calgary, Alb
12th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Calgary 24 GP 0-8-8 18pm
Michael King
18 year old defenseman
Jan 22/93
Prince George, BC
3rd round pick in 2008 Bantam Draft
Committed to Colorado College
BCHL Westside 32 GP 4-15-19 14pm
Jakson Elynuik
16 year old forward
Feb 28/95
Calgary, Alb
7th round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary 4 GP 1-5-6 4pm
Jared Iron
17 year old forward
Mar 27/94
Canoe Narrows, Sask
8th round pick in 2009 Bantam Draft
SJHL La Ronge 39 GP 6-7-13 8pm
Braden Jakubowski
15 year old forward
Apr 16/96
Leduc, Alb
10th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Leduc 21 GP 20-14-34 34pm
Kurt Johnas
17 year old forward
May 21/94
Winnipeg, Man
5th round pick in 2009 Bantam Draft
Manitoba High School Winnipeg
MJHL Steinbach 2 GP 1-0-1 0pm
Doug Morris
16 year old forward
May 8/95
Beaumont, Alb
Alberta AAA Midget Leduc 5 GP 0-3-3 2pm
Kyle O’Connor
15 year old forward
Jan 30/96
Calgary Alb
4th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Calgary 21 GP 18-18-36 32pm
Luke Philp
16 year old forward
Oct 6/95
Canmore, Alb
3rd round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Kootenay ICE 8 GP 0-0-0 0pm
AJHL Canmore 35 GP 11-24-35 28pm
Ryley Risling
15 year old forward
May 9/96
Medicine Hat, Alb
7th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta AA Midget Medicine Hat 23 GP 14-15-29 90pm
Carter Sawicki
15 year old forward
Sept 14/96
Red Deer, Alb
Alberta Minor Midget Red Deer 21 GP 5-9-14 46pm
Dylan Schellenberg
18 year old forward
Mar 22/93
Drumheller, Alb
8th round pick in 2008 Bantam Draft
AJHL Drumheller/Canmore 23 GP 1-1-2 80pm
SJHL Estevan 12 GP 0-0-0 60pm
Collin Shirley
15 year old forward
Mar 16/96
Saskatoon, Sask
1st round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Saskatoon 31 GP 8-6-14 12pm
Jared Virtanen
15 year old forward
June 30/96
Abbotsford, BC
8th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
BC AAA Midget Abbotsford
Jackson Waniek
15 year old forward
Surrey, BC
Sept 4/96
6th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
BC AAA Midget Cloverdale 36 GP 20-13-33 56pm
Ian Williams
16 year old forward
Feb 2/95
Wilcox, Sask
Sask AAA Midget Notre Dame 31 GP 15-23-38 40pm
Jesse Wood-Schatz
16 year old forward
Aug 22/95
Sherwood, Park, Alb
5th round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Kootenay ICE 4 GP 0-1-1 0pm
Alberta AAA Midget Sherwood Park 23 GP 9-12-21 66pm
AJHL Sherwood Park 4 GP 0-1-1 4pm
Zachary Zborosky
15 year old forward
Oct 15/96
Regina, Sask
5th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Regina 30 GP 11-7-18 26pm
Clayton Jardine
20 year old forward
Apr 3/91
Lacombe, Alb
9th round pick in 2006 Bantam Draft
NCAA Merrimack 17 GP 1-3-4 8pm
Stefan Nicholishen
18 year old forward
Apr 30/93
Penticton, BC
Committed to Nebraska-Omaha
BCHL Salmon Arm 29 GP 2-3-5 27pm
Brendan O'Donnell
19 year old forward
June 25/92
Winnipeg, Man
9th round pick in 2007 Bantam Draft
2010 NHL Draft 6th round Tampa Bay
NCAA North Dakota 17 GP 5-1-6 0pm
Riley Simpson
18 year old forward
Nov 30/93
Innisfail, Alb
12th round pick in 2008 Bantam Draft
NCAA Ohio State 2 GP 0-0-0 0pm
Colton St. Clair
19 year old forward
Nov 22/92
Gilbert, Ariz
10th round pick in 2007 Bantam Draft
NCAA North Dakota 0 GP injured
15 year old goalie
Mar 2/96
Starbuck, Man
9th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Manitoba AAA Midget Central Plains 15 GP 5-10-0 4.12 .884% 1 SO
Wyatt Hoflin
16 year old goalie
Jan 31/95
Stony Plain, Alb
2nd round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget St. Albert 16 GP 10-5-1 2.34 .906% 2 SO
Jayden Sittler
15 year old goalie
Jan 23/96
Red Deer, Alb
Alberta Minor Midget Red Deer 13 GP 10-0-2 1.97 .930% 1 SO
Jake Dube
15 year old defenseman
Apr 3/96
Cochrane, Alb
5th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget AC Avalanche 18 GP 7-4-11 75pm
Tanner Faith
16 year old defenseman
Oct 5/95
Wilcox, Sask
2nd round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Notre Dame 21 GP 3-5-8 32pm
Carter Forsyth
15 year old defenseman
Apr 27/96
Swift Current, Sask
6th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Swift Current 31 GP 2-2-4 37pm
Kyle Krabben
16 year old defenseman
Mar 25/95
Calgary, Alb
6th round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary 25 GP 2-6-8 41pm
Joseph Leonidas
15 year old defenseman
June 24/96
Calgary, Alb
11th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Calgary 19 GP 10-11-21 22pm
Matthew Murray
15 year old defenseman
July 23/96
Kamloops, BC
4th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
BC AAA Midget Thompson 19 GP 0-3-3 78pm
Jordan Steenbergen
15 year old defenseman
Jan 18/96
Sylvan Lake, Alb
3rd round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Red Deer 22 GP 2-15-17 82pm
Jack Thomas
15 year old defenseman
Jan 17/96
Calgary, Alb
12th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Calgary 24 GP 0-8-8 18pm
Michael King
18 year old defenseman
Jan 22/93
Prince George, BC
3rd round pick in 2008 Bantam Draft
Committed to Colorado College
BCHL Westside 32 GP 4-15-19 14pm
Jakson Elynuik
16 year old forward
Feb 28/95
Calgary, Alb
7th round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary 4 GP 1-5-6 4pm
Jared Iron
17 year old forward
Mar 27/94
Canoe Narrows, Sask
8th round pick in 2009 Bantam Draft
SJHL La Ronge 39 GP 6-7-13 8pm
Braden Jakubowski
15 year old forward
Apr 16/96
Leduc, Alb
10th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Leduc 21 GP 20-14-34 34pm
Kurt Johnas
17 year old forward
May 21/94
Winnipeg, Man
5th round pick in 2009 Bantam Draft
Manitoba High School Winnipeg
MJHL Steinbach 2 GP 1-0-1 0pm
Doug Morris
16 year old forward
May 8/95
Beaumont, Alb
Alberta AAA Midget Leduc 5 GP 0-3-3 2pm
Kyle O’Connor
15 year old forward
Jan 30/96
Calgary Alb
4th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Calgary 21 GP 18-18-36 32pm
Luke Philp
16 year old forward
Oct 6/95
Canmore, Alb
3rd round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Kootenay ICE 8 GP 0-0-0 0pm
AJHL Canmore 35 GP 11-24-35 28pm
Ryley Risling
15 year old forward
May 9/96
Medicine Hat, Alb
7th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta AA Midget Medicine Hat 23 GP 14-15-29 90pm
Carter Sawicki
15 year old forward
Sept 14/96
Red Deer, Alb
Alberta Minor Midget Red Deer 21 GP 5-9-14 46pm
Dylan Schellenberg
18 year old forward
Mar 22/93
Drumheller, Alb
8th round pick in 2008 Bantam Draft
AJHL Drumheller/Canmore 23 GP 1-1-2 80pm
SJHL Estevan 12 GP 0-0-0 60pm
Collin Shirley
15 year old forward
Mar 16/96
Saskatoon, Sask
1st round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Saskatoon 31 GP 8-6-14 12pm
Jared Virtanen
15 year old forward
June 30/96
Abbotsford, BC
8th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
BC AAA Midget Abbotsford
Jackson Waniek
15 year old forward
Surrey, BC
Sept 4/96
6th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
BC AAA Midget Cloverdale 36 GP 20-13-33 56pm
Ian Williams
16 year old forward
Feb 2/95
Wilcox, Sask
Sask AAA Midget Notre Dame 31 GP 15-23-38 40pm
Jesse Wood-Schatz
16 year old forward
Aug 22/95
Sherwood, Park, Alb
5th round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Kootenay ICE 4 GP 0-1-1 0pm
Alberta AAA Midget Sherwood Park 23 GP 9-12-21 66pm
AJHL Sherwood Park 4 GP 0-1-1 4pm
Zachary Zborosky
15 year old forward
Oct 15/96
Regina, Sask
5th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Regina 30 GP 11-7-18 26pm
Clayton Jardine
20 year old forward
Apr 3/91
Lacombe, Alb
9th round pick in 2006 Bantam Draft
NCAA Merrimack 17 GP 1-3-4 8pm
Stefan Nicholishen
18 year old forward
Apr 30/93
Penticton, BC
Committed to Nebraska-Omaha
BCHL Salmon Arm 29 GP 2-3-5 27pm
Brendan O'Donnell
19 year old forward
June 25/92
Winnipeg, Man
9th round pick in 2007 Bantam Draft
2010 NHL Draft 6th round Tampa Bay
NCAA North Dakota 17 GP 5-1-6 0pm
Riley Simpson
18 year old forward
Nov 30/93
Innisfail, Alb
12th round pick in 2008 Bantam Draft
NCAA Ohio State 2 GP 0-0-0 0pm
Colton St. Clair
19 year old forward
Nov 22/92
Gilbert, Ariz
10th round pick in 2007 Bantam Draft
NCAA North Dakota 0 GP injured
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Kootenay 3 Regina 2 OT Game #44
Regina, Sask – Kootenay ICE forward Sam Reinhart scored 2 goals and 1 assist, including the game winner, in a 3-2 overtime win over the Regina Pats in WHL action on Wednesday night.
In the first period the Pats (25-17-4-1) had a 5-on-3 powerplay for 56 seconds and scored on a rebound by Morgan Klimchuk.
Regina had a goal disallowed after a goalie interference penalty from Dyson Stevenson.
In the second period he ICE (26-13-2-3) tied the game on the powerplay with Brock Montgomery stepping into a slapshot that beat the goalie high on the glove side.
17 seconds later the Pats took a 2-1 lead off a faceoff in the ICE zone where Dyson Stevenson found a wide open Morgan Klimchuk for an open net goal.
In the third period the ICE tied the game 2-2 on powerplay rebound goal from Sam Reinhart.
For the third game in a row the ICE go into overtime.
The ICE called a timeout with 37 seconds left in an overtime powerplay and the planned play works with Max Reinhart doing a cross ice pass to the back door for Sam Reinhart who redirected the puck underneath the goalie.
Max Reinhart had 3 assists.
It was the first win by the ICE when trailing after 2 periods and their first overtime win.
The ICE will visit Moose Jaw on Friday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen, Drew Czerwonka.
Game Summary
Regina 25-17-4-1 Kootenay 26-13-2-3
1st Period
1, Regina, Klimchuk 11 (Marantz, Weal), 11:36 (PP).
Penalties-Rieder Reg (interference), 1:35; Antilla Ktn (interference), 10:17; Ismond Ktn (tripping), 11:21; Martin Ktn (high sticking), 15:03; Stevenson Reg (inter. on goaltender), 16:11.
2nd Period
2, Kootenay, Montgomery 13 (M.Reinhart, S.Reinhart), 15:12 (PP).
3, Regina, Klimchuk 12 (Stevenson), 15:29.
Penalties-Montgomery Ktn (interference), 0:16; Jobke Reg (high sticking), 5:24; Fenske Reg (holding), 9:21; Fenske Reg (holding), 13:30; Ismond Ktn (inter. on goaltender), 15:58.
3rd Period
4, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 14 (Montgomery, M.Reinhart), 7:26 (PP).
Penalties-Leach Ktn (interference), 4:47; Marincin Reg (interference), 6:32.
OT Period
5, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 15 (M.Reinhart, Leach), 3:32.
Penalties-Davidson Reg (tripping), 1:58.
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 5-8-10-3-26. Regina 11-7-3-2-23.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 2 / 7; Regina 1 / 6.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 20-10-2-2 (23 shots-21 saves). Regina, Hewitt 23-13-3-1 (26 shots-23 saves).
A-3,382
Referees-Chris Crich (80), Cole Hamm (51).
Linesmen-Derek Nernberg (139), Keith Salamon (55).
In the first period the Pats (25-17-4-1) had a 5-on-3 powerplay for 56 seconds and scored on a rebound by Morgan Klimchuk.
Regina had a goal disallowed after a goalie interference penalty from Dyson Stevenson.
In the second period he ICE (26-13-2-3) tied the game on the powerplay with Brock Montgomery stepping into a slapshot that beat the goalie high on the glove side.
17 seconds later the Pats took a 2-1 lead off a faceoff in the ICE zone where Dyson Stevenson found a wide open Morgan Klimchuk for an open net goal.
In the third period the ICE tied the game 2-2 on powerplay rebound goal from Sam Reinhart.
For the third game in a row the ICE go into overtime.
The ICE called a timeout with 37 seconds left in an overtime powerplay and the planned play works with Max Reinhart doing a cross ice pass to the back door for Sam Reinhart who redirected the puck underneath the goalie.
Max Reinhart had 3 assists.
It was the first win by the ICE when trailing after 2 periods and their first overtime win.
The ICE will visit Moose Jaw on Friday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen, Drew Czerwonka.
Game Summary
Regina 25-17-4-1 Kootenay 26-13-2-3
1st Period
1, Regina, Klimchuk 11 (Marantz, Weal), 11:36 (PP).
Penalties-Rieder Reg (interference), 1:35; Antilla Ktn (interference), 10:17; Ismond Ktn (tripping), 11:21; Martin Ktn (high sticking), 15:03; Stevenson Reg (inter. on goaltender), 16:11.
2nd Period
2, Kootenay, Montgomery 13 (M.Reinhart, S.Reinhart), 15:12 (PP).
3, Regina, Klimchuk 12 (Stevenson), 15:29.
Penalties-Montgomery Ktn (interference), 0:16; Jobke Reg (high sticking), 5:24; Fenske Reg (holding), 9:21; Fenske Reg (holding), 13:30; Ismond Ktn (inter. on goaltender), 15:58.
3rd Period
4, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 14 (Montgomery, M.Reinhart), 7:26 (PP).
Penalties-Leach Ktn (interference), 4:47; Marincin Reg (interference), 6:32.
OT Period
5, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 15 (M.Reinhart, Leach), 3:32.
Penalties-Davidson Reg (tripping), 1:58.
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 5-8-10-3-26. Regina 11-7-3-2-23.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 2 / 7; Regina 1 / 6.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 20-10-2-2 (23 shots-21 saves). Regina, Hewitt 23-13-3-1 (26 shots-23 saves).
A-3,382
Referees-Chris Crich (80), Cole Hamm (51).
Linesmen-Derek Nernberg (139), Keith Salamon (55).
Trivia Game #44
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
How did the Regina Pats get their nickname?
ANSWER – The name came from both Princess Patricia, granddaughter of Queen Victoria and the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Regiment which was organized at the outbreak of World War I in 1914.
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For questions or comments email me directly at jeff@thedrivefm.ca.
Also follow on Twitter @ JHollick_ICE.
Today’s Trivia question.
How did the Regina Pats get their nickname?
ANSWER – The name came from both Princess Patricia, granddaughter of Queen Victoria and the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Regiment which was organized at the outbreak of World War I in 1914.
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For questions or comments email me directly at jeff@thedrivefm.ca.
Also follow on Twitter @ JHollick_ICE.
Kootenay @ Regina Game #44
The Kootenay ICE are in Regina tonight for the 2nd meeting of the season, ICE lead the season series 1-0.
September 30 in Kootenay - ICE 5-2
This is the 3rd game of 5 straight on the road for the ICE who lost 3-2 in a shootout in Edmonton on Saturday.
This the 3rd game of a 6 game homestand for Regina who lost 7-4 to Saskatoon on Sunday.
The ICE are tied for 3rd in the Conference and the Pats are 1 point back tied for 5th in the Conference.
The club spent all of yesterday on the bus as their 10-hour trip turned into a 28-hour marathon with them arriving at the hotel at 3am.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 5:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 30 Max Reinhart, 27 Jesse Ismond
Points – 50 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Defenseman – 23 Joey Leach, 18 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 34 Sam Reinhart, 7 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 69 Jesse Ismond, 60 Dirk
+/- - +20 John Neibrandt, +20 Joey Leach
Avg – 2.12 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.10 Mackenzie Skapski
Pats
Goals – 28 Jordan Weal
Assists – 48 Jordan Weal
Points – 76 Jordan Weal
Defenseman – 35 Brandon Davidson
Rookie – 25 Morgan Klimchuk
PM – 79 Art Bidlevskii
+/- - +32 Jordan Weal
Avg – 2.70 Matt Hewitt, 3.53 Adam Beukeboom
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 2-2-4
Dylen McKinlay 1-2-3
Joey Leach 0-2-2
Elgin Pearce 1-0-1
Mackenzie Skapski 1-0-0-0 2.00 .929%
Pats
Jordan Weal 0-2-2
Brandon Underwood 1-0-1
Lane Scheidl 1-0-1
Adam Beukeboom 0-1-0-0 4.07 .846%
Streaks
Jesse Ismond 3 games 0-3-3
Jagger Dirk 2 games 1-1-2
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-4-1-0 2.32 .921% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-13-25
Sam Reinhart 7-17-24
Jesse Ismond 4-15-19
Joe Antilla 2-13-15
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Brock Montgomery 7-5-12
Jagger Dirk 2-8-10
Elgin Pearce 5-4-9
Dylen McKinlay 3-6-9
Luke Paulsen 1-8-9
Nathan Lieuwen 9-6-1-2 1.94 .932% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 2-1-0-0 4.59 .838%
September 30 in Kootenay - ICE 5-2
This is the 3rd game of 5 straight on the road for the ICE who lost 3-2 in a shootout in Edmonton on Saturday.
This the 3rd game of a 6 game homestand for Regina who lost 7-4 to Saskatoon on Sunday.
The ICE are tied for 3rd in the Conference and the Pats are 1 point back tied for 5th in the Conference.
The club spent all of yesterday on the bus as their 10-hour trip turned into a 28-hour marathon with them arriving at the hotel at 3am.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 5:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 30 Max Reinhart, 27 Jesse Ismond
Points – 50 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Defenseman – 23 Joey Leach, 18 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 34 Sam Reinhart, 7 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 69 Jesse Ismond, 60 Dirk
+/- - +20 John Neibrandt, +20 Joey Leach
Avg – 2.12 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.10 Mackenzie Skapski
Pats
Goals – 28 Jordan Weal
Assists – 48 Jordan Weal
Points – 76 Jordan Weal
Defenseman – 35 Brandon Davidson
Rookie – 25 Morgan Klimchuk
PM – 79 Art Bidlevskii
+/- - +32 Jordan Weal
Avg – 2.70 Matt Hewitt, 3.53 Adam Beukeboom
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 2-2-4
Dylen McKinlay 1-2-3
Joey Leach 0-2-2
Elgin Pearce 1-0-1
Mackenzie Skapski 1-0-0-0 2.00 .929%
Pats
Jordan Weal 0-2-2
Brandon Underwood 1-0-1
Lane Scheidl 1-0-1
Adam Beukeboom 0-1-0-0 4.07 .846%
Streaks
Jesse Ismond 3 games 0-3-3
Jagger Dirk 2 games 1-1-2
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-4-1-0 2.32 .921% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-13-25
Sam Reinhart 7-17-24
Jesse Ismond 4-15-19
Joe Antilla 2-13-15
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Brock Montgomery 7-5-12
Jagger Dirk 2-8-10
Elgin Pearce 5-4-9
Dylen McKinlay 3-6-9
Luke Paulsen 1-8-9
Nathan Lieuwen 9-6-1-2 1.94 .932% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 2-1-0-0 4.59 .838%
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
ICE in ???
The ICE stayed in Sparwood for 11 hours, after hearing the road could be closed for 24 more hours they have turned around and returned to Cranbrook and will now use a different route to get to Regina.
A 10 hour trip will now be at least 26 hours.
A 10 hour trip will now be at least 26 hours.
ICE In Sparwood ... still
The Kootenay ICE have been in Sparwood since midnight as the road has been closed due to a snowstorm.
The club was to be in Regina today as they play the Pats on Wednesday.
The club was to be in Regina today as they play the Pats on Wednesday.
Monday, January 16, 2012
ISS
The ISS has updated their top 30 list ...
https://www.isshockey.com/scouting/home
1 Grigorenko, Mikhail * RW 5/16/94 L *6.03.25 200 Quebec QMJHL
2 Yakupov, Nail * LW 10/6/93 L *5.10.5 189 Sarnia OHL
3 Forsberg, Filip RW 8/13/94 R *6.02 181 Leksands SweAl
4 Trouba, Jacob * RD 2/26/94 R *6.02 196 US U-18 NTDP
5 Murray, Ryan * LD 9/27/93 L *6.00.5 201 Everett WHL
6 Dumba, Matt RD 7/25/94 R *5.11.75 183 Red Deer WHL
7 Gaunce, Brendan * C 3/25/94 L *6.02 215 Belleville OHL
8 Rielly, Morgan LD 3/9/94 L *5.11.5 190 Moose Jaw WHL
9 Reinhart, Griffin LD 1/24/94 L *6.03.75 207 Edmonton WHL
10 Maatta, Olli * LD 8/22/94 L *6.01.5 202 London OHL
11 Ceci, Cody * RD 12/21/93 R *6.02.5 207 Ottawa OHL
12 Collberg, Sebastian RW 2/23/94 R 5.11 174 Vastra SweJE
13 Athanasiou, Andreas * C 8/6/94 L *6.00 179 London OHL
14 Aberg, Pontus LW 9/23/93 R 5.11 194 Djurgarden SweE
15 Koekkoek, Slater * LD 2/18/94 L *6.02 184 Peterborough OHL
16 Maidens, Jarrod * C 3/4/94 L *6.00.5 178 Owen Sound OHL
17 Finn, Matthew * LD 2/24/94 L *6.00.25 195 Guelph OHL
18 Galchenyuk, Alexander * RW 2/12/94 *6.00 198 Sarnia OHL
19 Faksa, Radek * LW 1/9/94 L *6.03 202 Kitchener OHL
20 Skjei, Brady LD 3/26/94 L *6.03 203 US U-18 NTDP
21 Pouliot, Derrick D 1/16/94 L *5.11.25 186 Portland WHL
22 Hertl, Tomas LW 11/12/93 L 6.02 198 Slavia CzeE
23 Matteau, Stefan LW 2/23/94 L *6.01 210 USA U-18 NTDP
24 Girgensons, Zemgus F 1/5/94 L *6.01.25 201 Dubuque USHL
25 Matheson, Mike LD 2/27/94 L *6.01.25 180 Dubuque USHL
26 Sissons, Colton C/R 11/5/93 R *6.01 189 Kelowna WHL
27 Kerdiles, Nicholas C/L 1/11/94 L *6.01.5 200 USA U-18 NTDP
28 Wilson, Thomas * RW 3/29/94 R *6.03.5 203 Plymouth OHL
29 Slepyshev, Anton LW 5/13/94 R 6.02 187 Novokuznetsk KHL
30 Bystrom, Ludvig LD 7/20/94 L 6.00.5 187 Modo SweE
https://www.isshockey.com/scouting/home
1 Grigorenko, Mikhail * RW 5/16/94 L *6.03.25 200 Quebec QMJHL
2 Yakupov, Nail * LW 10/6/93 L *5.10.5 189 Sarnia OHL
3 Forsberg, Filip RW 8/13/94 R *6.02 181 Leksands SweAl
4 Trouba, Jacob * RD 2/26/94 R *6.02 196 US U-18 NTDP
5 Murray, Ryan * LD 9/27/93 L *6.00.5 201 Everett WHL
6 Dumba, Matt RD 7/25/94 R *5.11.75 183 Red Deer WHL
7 Gaunce, Brendan * C 3/25/94 L *6.02 215 Belleville OHL
8 Rielly, Morgan LD 3/9/94 L *5.11.5 190 Moose Jaw WHL
9 Reinhart, Griffin LD 1/24/94 L *6.03.75 207 Edmonton WHL
10 Maatta, Olli * LD 8/22/94 L *6.01.5 202 London OHL
11 Ceci, Cody * RD 12/21/93 R *6.02.5 207 Ottawa OHL
12 Collberg, Sebastian RW 2/23/94 R 5.11 174 Vastra SweJE
13 Athanasiou, Andreas * C 8/6/94 L *6.00 179 London OHL
14 Aberg, Pontus LW 9/23/93 R 5.11 194 Djurgarden SweE
15 Koekkoek, Slater * LD 2/18/94 L *6.02 184 Peterborough OHL
16 Maidens, Jarrod * C 3/4/94 L *6.00.5 178 Owen Sound OHL
17 Finn, Matthew * LD 2/24/94 L *6.00.25 195 Guelph OHL
18 Galchenyuk, Alexander * RW 2/12/94 *6.00 198 Sarnia OHL
19 Faksa, Radek * LW 1/9/94 L *6.03 202 Kitchener OHL
20 Skjei, Brady LD 3/26/94 L *6.03 203 US U-18 NTDP
21 Pouliot, Derrick D 1/16/94 L *5.11.25 186 Portland WHL
22 Hertl, Tomas LW 11/12/93 L 6.02 198 Slavia CzeE
23 Matteau, Stefan LW 2/23/94 L *6.01 210 USA U-18 NTDP
24 Girgensons, Zemgus F 1/5/94 L *6.01.25 201 Dubuque USHL
25 Matheson, Mike LD 2/27/94 L *6.01.25 180 Dubuque USHL
26 Sissons, Colton C/R 11/5/93 R *6.01 189 Kelowna WHL
27 Kerdiles, Nicholas C/L 1/11/94 L *6.01.5 200 USA U-18 NTDP
28 Wilson, Thomas * RW 3/29/94 R *6.03.5 203 Plymouth OHL
29 Slepyshev, Anton LW 5/13/94 R 6.02 187 Novokuznetsk KHL
30 Bystrom, Ludvig LD 7/20/94 L 6.00.5 187 Modo SweE
From The ICE Office
ICE CHIPS: The KOOTENAY ICE enter this week's action with a 25-13-2-3 record (14-6-1-1 at home, 11-7- 1-2 on the road, 2-2-3 in overtime) and tied for third place in the EASTERN CONFERENCE and tied for sixth overall in the WHL...This week the ICE will travel to the EAST DIVISION for three games (January 18 - 21).
PASTA AND CHICKEN BUFFET: The KOOTENAY ICE FAN CLUB is hosting a PASTA AND CHICKEN BUFFET on Sunday, February 19 at the HERITAGE INN...The dinner will be attended by the KOOTENAY ICE PLAYERS and will start with cocktails at 4:30 pm...Tickets are $30.00 and are available during home games at the FAN CLUB TABLE or from any FAN CLUB MEMBER.
SAVE ON FOODS / FOOD BANK: When the ICE host the BRANDON WHEAT KINGS on January 24 it will be SAVE ON FOODS NIGHT...Fans in attendance are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food item for the local food bank.
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.
DID YOU KNOW: The ICE are 17-12-2-2 against the EASTERN CONFERENCE this season (11-5-1-0 at home, 6-7-1-2 on the road, 2-2-2 in overtime)...KOOTENAY is 9-2-0-1 when they score the first goal on the road and 2-5-1-1 when their opponent scores first...The ICE are 8-1-0-1 when leading after the second period on the road, 0-5-0-1 when losing and 3-1-1-0 when tied...KOOTENAY is second in the WHL on the power play on the road at 25.0%...The ICE are third in the LEAGUE in penalty killing on the road at 83.1%...NATHAN LIEUWEN is second in the LEAGUE in save percentage (.927) and goals against average (2.12)...SAM REINHART, who is sixth in the LEAGUE for points by a rookie (13-21-34), tied a franchise record for the most points by a 16-year-old Forward (JARRET STOLL - 13-21-34 - 1998/99 and NIGEL DAWES - 15-19-34 - 2001/02)...SAM REINHART needs to record six more points to tie a franchise record for the most points by a 16-year-old (STEVE MCCARTHY - 11-29-40)...MAX REINHART, who is tied for seventh in the LEAGUE for scoring the first goal of the game with five, leads the ICE in scoring on the road (12-13-25)...JOHN NEIBRANDT and JOEY LEACH both lead KOOTENAY in plus / minus with a plus 20...JAGGER DIRK leads the ICE in plus / minus on the road with a plus 12.
SCORING STREAK: JESSE ISMOND (0-3-3) has recorded at least one point in his last three games.
INJURIES: Defenseman LUKE PAULSEN will be out of the KOOTENAY line up indefinitely with an upper body injury...Forward DREW CZERWONKA will be out of the ICE line up week to week with an upper body injury.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 43 games of the 2010-2011 season the ICE were 28-12-1-2, after 44 games 29-12- 1-2 and after 45 games 29-13-1-2.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday Saturday
January 17
January 18
January 19
January 20 January 21
Travel Day
ICE @ Regina
Travel Day
ICE @ Moose Jaw ICE @ Brandon
6:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
6:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive) 6:30 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Wednesday, January 11 – Kootenay 2 @ Red Deer 1 - SO – Record 25-13-1-3 – Attendance: 4,302 Goal:
1 - McKinlay (8) from Dirk and Ismond
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (29 Saves, 1 GA)
Saturday, January 14 – Kootenay 2 @ Edmonton 3 - OT – Record 25-13-2-3 – Attendance: 7,918 Goals:
1 - S. Reinhart (13) from M. Reinhart and Antilla
2 - Dirk (4) from Ismond
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (41 Saves, 3 GA)
PASTA AND CHICKEN BUFFET: The KOOTENAY ICE FAN CLUB is hosting a PASTA AND CHICKEN BUFFET on Sunday, February 19 at the HERITAGE INN...The dinner will be attended by the KOOTENAY ICE PLAYERS and will start with cocktails at 4:30 pm...Tickets are $30.00 and are available during home games at the FAN CLUB TABLE or from any FAN CLUB MEMBER.
SAVE ON FOODS / FOOD BANK: When the ICE host the BRANDON WHEAT KINGS on January 24 it will be SAVE ON FOODS NIGHT...Fans in attendance are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food item for the local food bank.
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.
DID YOU KNOW: The ICE are 17-12-2-2 against the EASTERN CONFERENCE this season (11-5-1-0 at home, 6-7-1-2 on the road, 2-2-2 in overtime)...KOOTENAY is 9-2-0-1 when they score the first goal on the road and 2-5-1-1 when their opponent scores first...The ICE are 8-1-0-1 when leading after the second period on the road, 0-5-0-1 when losing and 3-1-1-0 when tied...KOOTENAY is second in the WHL on the power play on the road at 25.0%...The ICE are third in the LEAGUE in penalty killing on the road at 83.1%...NATHAN LIEUWEN is second in the LEAGUE in save percentage (.927) and goals against average (2.12)...SAM REINHART, who is sixth in the LEAGUE for points by a rookie (13-21-34), tied a franchise record for the most points by a 16-year-old Forward (JARRET STOLL - 13-21-34 - 1998/99 and NIGEL DAWES - 15-19-34 - 2001/02)...SAM REINHART needs to record six more points to tie a franchise record for the most points by a 16-year-old (STEVE MCCARTHY - 11-29-40)...MAX REINHART, who is tied for seventh in the LEAGUE for scoring the first goal of the game with five, leads the ICE in scoring on the road (12-13-25)...JOHN NEIBRANDT and JOEY LEACH both lead KOOTENAY in plus / minus with a plus 20...JAGGER DIRK leads the ICE in plus / minus on the road with a plus 12.
SCORING STREAK: JESSE ISMOND (0-3-3) has recorded at least one point in his last three games.
INJURIES: Defenseman LUKE PAULSEN will be out of the KOOTENAY line up indefinitely with an upper body injury...Forward DREW CZERWONKA will be out of the ICE line up week to week with an upper body injury.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 43 games of the 2010-2011 season the ICE were 28-12-1-2, after 44 games 29-12- 1-2 and after 45 games 29-13-1-2.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday Saturday
January 17
January 18
January 19
January 20 January 21
Travel Day
ICE @ Regina
Travel Day
ICE @ Moose Jaw ICE @ Brandon
6:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
6:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive) 6:30 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Wednesday, January 11 – Kootenay 2 @ Red Deer 1 - SO – Record 25-13-1-3 – Attendance: 4,302 Goal:
1 - McKinlay (8) from Dirk and Ismond
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (29 Saves, 1 GA)
Saturday, January 14 – Kootenay 2 @ Edmonton 3 - OT – Record 25-13-2-3 – Attendance: 7,918 Goals:
1 - S. Reinhart (13) from M. Reinhart and Antilla
2 - Dirk (4) from Ismond
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (41 Saves, 3 GA)
WHL 22
Kootenay - 3-1-1 in last 5.
Wednesday in Regina (1-0-0-0)
Friday in Moose Jaw (1-2-0-0)
Saturday in Brandon
Calgary - 7 wins in a row.
Tuesday in Red Deer (0-1-0-0)
Wednesday vs Medicine Hat (0-2-0-0)
Friday vs Prince George (0-1-0-0)
Sunday vs Red Deer
Edmonton - 4-1-0-1 in last 6.
Wednesday vs Prince George
Friday in Swift Current (2-0-0-0)
Saturday in Prince Albert (3-0-0-0)
Lethbridge - 3 losses in a row.
Tuesday in Vancouver (1-0-0-0)
Wednesday in Kamloops (0-1-0-0)
Friday in Kelowna (0-1-0-0)
Medicine Hat - 1 win in 3.
Wednesday in Calgary (2-0-0-0)
Friday in Regina (0-1-1-0)
Saturday vs Swift Current (1-2-0-0)
Red Deer - 2-1-1-1 in last 5.
Tuesday vs Calgary (1-0-0-0)
Saturday vs Prince George
Sunday in Calgary
Brandon - 0-3-0-1 in last 4.
Wednesday in Saskatoon (1-3-0-0)
Friday in Saskatoon
Saturday vs Kootenay
Moose Jaw - 1 win in 3.
Wednesday vs Victoria
Friday vs Kootenay (2-1-0-0)
Saturday in Regina (3-0-1-0)
Prince Albert - 3 losses in a row.
Friday vs Victoria
Saturday vs Edmonton (0-3-0-0)
Regina - 2 wins in 3.
Wednesday vs Kootenay (0-1-0-0)
Friday vs Medicine Hat (2-0-0-0)
Saturday vs Moose Jaw (1-2-1-0)
Saskatoon - 5 wins in a row.
Wednesday vs Brandon (3-1-0-0)
Friday vs Brandon
Saturday vs Victoria
Swift Current - 1 win in 3.
Tuesday vs Victoria
Friday vs Edmonton (0-2-0-0)
Saturday in Medicine Hat (2-1-0-0)
Kamloops - 6 wins in a row.
Wednesday vs Lethbridge (1-0-0-0)
Friday in Seattle (2-0-0-0)
Saturday in Tri City (1-0-1)
Kelowna - 2 wins in a row.
Wednesday vs Everett (2-0-0-0)
Friday vs Lethbridge (1-0-0-0)
Saturday vs Vancouver (3-1-1-0)
Prince George - 2 wins in a row.
Wednesday in Edmonton
Friday in Calgary (1-0-0-0)
Saturday in Red Deer
Vancouver - 2 losses in a row.
Tuesday vs Lethbridge (0-1-0-0)
Friday vs Everett (2-0-0-0)
Saturday in Kelowna (2-3-0-0)
Sunday vs Seattle (1-2-0-0)
Victoria - 1 win in 11.
Tuesday in Swift Current
Wednesday in Moose Jaw
Friday in Prince Albert
Saturday in Saskatoon
Everett - 1-1-0-1 in last 3.
Wednesday in Kelowna (0-0-0-2)
Friday in Vancouver (0-1-0-1)
Saturday vs Seattle (2-1-0-2)
Portland - 3 wins in a row, 16 wins in a row at home.
Monday vs Tri City (0-5-0-0)
Saturday in Spokane (4-0-0-0)
Sunday in Spokane
Seattle - 6 losses in a row.
Monday in Spokane (0-1-0-0)
Tuesday in Tri City (1-4-0-0)
Friday vs Kamloops (0-2-0-0)
Saturday in Everett (3-2-0-0)
Sunday in Vancouver (2-1-0-0)
Spokane - 5-0-1 in last 6.
Monday vs Seattle (1-0-0-0)
Friday in Tri City (2-4-0-0)
Saturday vs Portland (0-2-1-1)
Sunday vs Portland
Tri City - 1 win in 3.
Monday in Portland (5-0-0-0)
Tuesday vs Seattle (4-1-0-0)
Friday vs Spokane (4-2-0-0)
Saturday vs Kamloops (1-1-0-0)
Wednesday in Regina (1-0-0-0)
Friday in Moose Jaw (1-2-0-0)
Saturday in Brandon
Calgary - 7 wins in a row.
Tuesday in Red Deer (0-1-0-0)
Wednesday vs Medicine Hat (0-2-0-0)
Friday vs Prince George (0-1-0-0)
Sunday vs Red Deer
Edmonton - 4-1-0-1 in last 6.
Wednesday vs Prince George
Friday in Swift Current (2-0-0-0)
Saturday in Prince Albert (3-0-0-0)
Lethbridge - 3 losses in a row.
Tuesday in Vancouver (1-0-0-0)
Wednesday in Kamloops (0-1-0-0)
Friday in Kelowna (0-1-0-0)
Medicine Hat - 1 win in 3.
Wednesday in Calgary (2-0-0-0)
Friday in Regina (0-1-1-0)
Saturday vs Swift Current (1-2-0-0)
Red Deer - 2-1-1-1 in last 5.
Tuesday vs Calgary (1-0-0-0)
Saturday vs Prince George
Sunday in Calgary
Brandon - 0-3-0-1 in last 4.
Wednesday in Saskatoon (1-3-0-0)
Friday in Saskatoon
Saturday vs Kootenay
Moose Jaw - 1 win in 3.
Wednesday vs Victoria
Friday vs Kootenay (2-1-0-0)
Saturday in Regina (3-0-1-0)
Prince Albert - 3 losses in a row.
Friday vs Victoria
Saturday vs Edmonton (0-3-0-0)
Regina - 2 wins in 3.
Wednesday vs Kootenay (0-1-0-0)
Friday vs Medicine Hat (2-0-0-0)
Saturday vs Moose Jaw (1-2-1-0)
Saskatoon - 5 wins in a row.
Wednesday vs Brandon (3-1-0-0)
Friday vs Brandon
Saturday vs Victoria
Swift Current - 1 win in 3.
Tuesday vs Victoria
Friday vs Edmonton (0-2-0-0)
Saturday in Medicine Hat (2-1-0-0)
Kamloops - 6 wins in a row.
Wednesday vs Lethbridge (1-0-0-0)
Friday in Seattle (2-0-0-0)
Saturday in Tri City (1-0-1)
Kelowna - 2 wins in a row.
Wednesday vs Everett (2-0-0-0)
Friday vs Lethbridge (1-0-0-0)
Saturday vs Vancouver (3-1-1-0)
Prince George - 2 wins in a row.
Wednesday in Edmonton
Friday in Calgary (1-0-0-0)
Saturday in Red Deer
Vancouver - 2 losses in a row.
Tuesday vs Lethbridge (0-1-0-0)
Friday vs Everett (2-0-0-0)
Saturday in Kelowna (2-3-0-0)
Sunday vs Seattle (1-2-0-0)
Victoria - 1 win in 11.
Tuesday in Swift Current
Wednesday in Moose Jaw
Friday in Prince Albert
Saturday in Saskatoon
Everett - 1-1-0-1 in last 3.
Wednesday in Kelowna (0-0-0-2)
Friday in Vancouver (0-1-0-1)
Saturday vs Seattle (2-1-0-2)
Portland - 3 wins in a row, 16 wins in a row at home.
Monday vs Tri City (0-5-0-0)
Saturday in Spokane (4-0-0-0)
Sunday in Spokane
Seattle - 6 losses in a row.
Monday in Spokane (0-1-0-0)
Tuesday in Tri City (1-4-0-0)
Friday vs Kamloops (0-2-0-0)
Saturday in Everett (3-2-0-0)
Sunday in Vancouver (2-1-0-0)
Spokane - 5-0-1 in last 6.
Monday vs Seattle (1-0-0-0)
Friday in Tri City (2-4-0-0)
Saturday vs Portland (0-2-1-1)
Sunday vs Portland
Tri City - 1 win in 3.
Monday in Portland (5-0-0-0)
Tuesday vs Seattle (4-1-0-0)
Friday vs Spokane (4-2-0-0)
Saturday vs Kamloops (1-1-0-0)
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Edmonton 3 Kootenay 2 OT Game #43
Edmonton, Alb – Edmonton Oil Kings beat the Kootenay ICE 3-2 in overtime in WHL action on Saturday night.
The Oil Kings (29-10-1-4) scored the only goal of the first period on the power play as T.J. Foster drove the net and Tyler Maxwell put in the rebound.
ICE Captain Drew Czerwonka left the game in the period and didn’t return.
In the second period the ICE (25-13-2-3) tied the game on 3-on-0 break with a passing play from Joe Antilla to Max Reinhart to Sam Reinhart who scored his 13th of the season.
Reinhart now has 34 points which ties Jarret Stoll and Nigel Dawes for the most points by an ICE 16-year-old forward. Defenseman Steve McCarthy had 40 points as a 16-year old.
Early in the third period Jagger Dirk gave the ICE a 2-1 lead by finding a loose puck in the crease behind the goalie and poked it in.
Jesse Ismond extended his point streak to 3 games (0-3-3)
Dirk has 3 goals and 9 points in the 9 games since the X-mas break.
Edmonton tied the game midway through the period as Henrik Samuelsson got his 1st WHL goal in his 2nd game.
Jordan Peddle scored the winner on a behind the net fed by Rhett Rachinski.
The ICE will visit Regina on Wednesday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen, Levi Cable.
Game Summary
Edmonton 29-10-1-4 Kootenay 25-13-2-3
1st Period
1, Edmonton, Maxwell 23 (Foster, Pysyk), 15:17 (PP).
Penalties-Pysyk Edm (hooking), 3:40; Leach Ktn (tripping), 14:21.
2nd Period
2, Kootenay, Reinhart 13 (Reinhart, Antilla), 4:50.
Penalties-Wand Ktn (major-fighting), 2:03; Geertsen Edm (major-fighting), 2:03; Dirk Ktn (roughing), 8:43; Legault Edm (roughing), 8:43; Pysyk Edm (tripping), 15:42.
3rd Period
3, Kootenay, Dirk 4 (Ismond), 0:36.
4, Edmonton, Samuelsson 1 (Legault, Corbett), 8:30.
Penalties-Pearce Ktn (hooking), 11:49; St. Croix Edm (tripping), 13:47.
OT Period
5, Edmonton, Peddle 8 (Rachinski, Pysyk), 3:06.
Penalties-No Penalties
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 5-12-9-1-27. Edmonton 13-16-11-3-43.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 3; Edmonton 1 / 2.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 19-10-2-2 (43 shots-40 saves). Edmonton, Brossoit 25-9-1-3 (27 shots-25 saves).
A-7,918
Referees-Colin Watt (72), Chad Williams (60).
Linesmen-Greg Chornohus (127), Chris Carlson (92).
The Oil Kings (29-10-1-4) scored the only goal of the first period on the power play as T.J. Foster drove the net and Tyler Maxwell put in the rebound.
ICE Captain Drew Czerwonka left the game in the period and didn’t return.
In the second period the ICE (25-13-2-3) tied the game on 3-on-0 break with a passing play from Joe Antilla to Max Reinhart to Sam Reinhart who scored his 13th of the season.
Reinhart now has 34 points which ties Jarret Stoll and Nigel Dawes for the most points by an ICE 16-year-old forward. Defenseman Steve McCarthy had 40 points as a 16-year old.
Early in the third period Jagger Dirk gave the ICE a 2-1 lead by finding a loose puck in the crease behind the goalie and poked it in.
Jesse Ismond extended his point streak to 3 games (0-3-3)
Dirk has 3 goals and 9 points in the 9 games since the X-mas break.
Edmonton tied the game midway through the period as Henrik Samuelsson got his 1st WHL goal in his 2nd game.
Jordan Peddle scored the winner on a behind the net fed by Rhett Rachinski.
The ICE will visit Regina on Wednesday.
ICE Scratches – Luke Paulsen, Levi Cable.
Game Summary
Edmonton 29-10-1-4 Kootenay 25-13-2-3
1st Period
1, Edmonton, Maxwell 23 (Foster, Pysyk), 15:17 (PP).
Penalties-Pysyk Edm (hooking), 3:40; Leach Ktn (tripping), 14:21.
2nd Period
2, Kootenay, Reinhart 13 (Reinhart, Antilla), 4:50.
Penalties-Wand Ktn (major-fighting), 2:03; Geertsen Edm (major-fighting), 2:03; Dirk Ktn (roughing), 8:43; Legault Edm (roughing), 8:43; Pysyk Edm (tripping), 15:42.
3rd Period
3, Kootenay, Dirk 4 (Ismond), 0:36.
4, Edmonton, Samuelsson 1 (Legault, Corbett), 8:30.
Penalties-Pearce Ktn (hooking), 11:49; St. Croix Edm (tripping), 13:47.
OT Period
5, Edmonton, Peddle 8 (Rachinski, Pysyk), 3:06.
Penalties-No Penalties
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 5-12-9-1-27. Edmonton 13-16-11-3-43.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 3; Edmonton 1 / 2.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 19-10-2-2 (43 shots-40 saves). Edmonton, Brossoit 25-9-1-3 (27 shots-25 saves).
A-7,918
Referees-Colin Watt (72), Chad Williams (60).
Linesmen-Greg Chornohus (127), Chris Carlson (92).
Trivia Game #43
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
Which former Oiler had his jersey #3 retired?
ANSWER – Al Hamilton, whose son Steve is an Oil Kings Assistant Coach, played with the Oil Kings, Captain of 1966 Memorial Cup team, WHA & NHL Career w/Edmonton.
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Today’s Trivia question.
Which former Oiler had his jersey #3 retired?
ANSWER – Al Hamilton, whose son Steve is an Oil Kings Assistant Coach, played with the Oil Kings, Captain of 1966 Memorial Cup team, WHA & NHL Career w/Edmonton.
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Kootenay @ Edmonton Game #43
The Kootenay ICE are in Edmonton tonight for the 3rd meeting of the season, the Oil Kings lead the season series 2-0.
October 5 in Edmonton - Oil Kings 2-1 SO
October 12 in Kootenay - Oil Kings 6-1
The ICE are coming off a 2-1 SO win in Red Deer on Wednesday and the Oil Kings won 6-2 in Medicine Hat on Thursday.
The ICE tied for 3rd in the East Conference, have won 2 in a row and their last 3 game winning streak was in November.
The Oil Kings are 18-3-0-1 at home and are in 1st Place in the Conference.
Former ICE Captain Ryan Russell scored his 1st NHL goal for Columbus last night.
On the day off in Edmonton on Friday the ICE attended the NHL game between the Oilers and Ducks. Former ICE Assistant Coach Brad Lauer is now an Assistant with Anaheim.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 29 Max Reinhart, 26 Jesse Ismond
Points – 49 Max Reinhart, 37 Jesse Ismond
Defenseman – 23 Joey Leach, 17 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 33 Sam Reinhart, 7 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 69 Jesse Ismond, 58 Dirk
+/- - +21 John Neibrandt, +17 Max Reinhart
Avg – 2.09 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.10 Mackenzie Skapski
Oil Kings
Goals – 25 Michael St. Croix
Assists – 42 Michael St. Croix
Points – 67 Michael St. Croix
Defenseman – 25 Martin Gernat
Rookie – 25 Martin Gernat
PM – 95 Keegan Lowe
+/- - +25 Dylan Wruck
Avg – 2.49 Laurent Brossoit, 2.63 Tritan Jarry
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 1-1-2
Jesse Ismond 1-0-1
Dylen McKinlay 0-1-1
Luke Paulsen 0-1-1
Nathan Lieuwen 0-0-0-1 0.92 .963%
Mackenzie Skapski 0-1-0-0 6.00 .793
Oil Kings
Dylan Wruck 0-4-4
Curtis Lazar 2-0-2
TJ Foster 1-1-2
Martin Gernat 0-2-2
Laurent Brossoit 2-0-0-0 0.96 .964%
Streaks
Jesse Ismond 2 games 0-2-2
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-4-1-0 2.32 .921% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-12-24
Sam Reinhart 6-17-23
Jesse Ismond 4-14-18
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Joe Antilla 2-12-14
Brock Montgomery 7-5-12
Elgin Pearce 5-4-9
Dylen McKinlay 3-6-9
Luke Paulsen 1-8-9
Jagger Dirk 1-8-9
Nathan Lieuwen 9-6-0-2 1.88 .932% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 2-1-0-0 4.59 .838%
October 5 in Edmonton - Oil Kings 2-1 SO
October 12 in Kootenay - Oil Kings 6-1
The ICE are coming off a 2-1 SO win in Red Deer on Wednesday and the Oil Kings won 6-2 in Medicine Hat on Thursday.
The ICE tied for 3rd in the East Conference, have won 2 in a row and their last 3 game winning streak was in November.
The Oil Kings are 18-3-0-1 at home and are in 1st Place in the Conference.
Former ICE Captain Ryan Russell scored his 1st NHL goal for Columbus last night.
On the day off in Edmonton on Friday the ICE attended the NHL game between the Oilers and Ducks. Former ICE Assistant Coach Brad Lauer is now an Assistant with Anaheim.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 29 Max Reinhart, 26 Jesse Ismond
Points – 49 Max Reinhart, 37 Jesse Ismond
Defenseman – 23 Joey Leach, 17 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 33 Sam Reinhart, 7 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 69 Jesse Ismond, 58 Dirk
+/- - +21 John Neibrandt, +17 Max Reinhart
Avg – 2.09 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.10 Mackenzie Skapski
Oil Kings
Goals – 25 Michael St. Croix
Assists – 42 Michael St. Croix
Points – 67 Michael St. Croix
Defenseman – 25 Martin Gernat
Rookie – 25 Martin Gernat
PM – 95 Keegan Lowe
+/- - +25 Dylan Wruck
Avg – 2.49 Laurent Brossoit, 2.63 Tritan Jarry
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 1-1-2
Jesse Ismond 1-0-1
Dylen McKinlay 0-1-1
Luke Paulsen 0-1-1
Nathan Lieuwen 0-0-0-1 0.92 .963%
Mackenzie Skapski 0-1-0-0 6.00 .793
Oil Kings
Dylan Wruck 0-4-4
Curtis Lazar 2-0-2
TJ Foster 1-1-2
Martin Gernat 0-2-2
Laurent Brossoit 2-0-0-0 0.96 .964%
Streaks
Jesse Ismond 2 games 0-2-2
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-4-1-0 2.32 .921% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-12-24
Sam Reinhart 6-17-23
Jesse Ismond 4-14-18
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Joe Antilla 2-12-14
Brock Montgomery 7-5-12
Elgin Pearce 5-4-9
Dylen McKinlay 3-6-9
Luke Paulsen 1-8-9
Jagger Dirk 1-8-9
Nathan Lieuwen 9-6-0-2 1.88 .932% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 2-1-0-0 4.59 .838%
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Kootenay 2 Red Deer 1 SO Game #42
Red Deer, Alb – The Kootenay ICE beat the Red Deer Rebels 2-1 in a shootout in WHL action on Wednesday night.
The Rebels (18-18-1-4) scored late in the first period as Alex Petrovic’s attempted pass near the ICE crease was blocked and went right back to him and he scored with a shot that went underneath Nathan Lieuwen’s pad.
The ICE (25-13-1-3) tied the game midway through the second period as Jagger Dirk’s slap pass was deflected into the net by Dylen McKinlay.
The ICE won the shootout 1-0 on a goal by Max Reinhart.
The ICE will visit Edmonton on Saturday.
ICE Scratches – Jeff Hubic, Luke Paulsen.
Game Summary
Red Deer 18-18-1-4 Kootenay 25-13-1-3
1st Period
1, Red Deer, Petrovic 4 (Ness), 18:14.
Penalties-Inglis R.d (holding), 6:28; Reinhart Ktn (hooking), 10:31; Simpson Ktn (major-fighting), 16:19; McCoy R.d (major-fighting), 16:19; Antilla Ktn (cross checking), 19:11; Borejko R.d (roughing), 19:11.
2nd Period
2, Kootenay, McKinlay 8 (Dirk, Ismond), 9:02.
Penalties-Reinhart Ktn (cross checking), 0:33; Mackenzie R.d (holding), 3:37; Maxwell R.d (hooking), 6:50; Martin Ktn (cross checking), 9:52; Inglis R.d (slashing), 9:52.
3rd Period
No Scoring.
Penalties
Inglis R.d (cross checking), 2:48; Muth Ktn (elbowing, major-fighting), 7:41; Inglis R.d (major-fighting), 7:41; Wand Ktn (kneeing), 13:02.
OT Period
No Scoring.
Penalties-No Penalties
Shootout
Kootenay 1 (Reinhart G, Pearce NG, Ismond NG),
Red Deer 0 (Inglis NG, Persson NG, Petrovic NG).
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 12-16-6-1-35. Red Deer 9-11-8-2-30.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 4; Red Deer 0 / 4.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 19-10-1-2 (30 shots-29 saves). Red Deer, Dubyk 6-4-1-1 (35 shots-34 saves).
A-4,302
Referees-Tyler Adair (58), Brett Iverson (24).
The Rebels (18-18-1-4) scored late in the first period as Alex Petrovic’s attempted pass near the ICE crease was blocked and went right back to him and he scored with a shot that went underneath Nathan Lieuwen’s pad.
The ICE (25-13-1-3) tied the game midway through the second period as Jagger Dirk’s slap pass was deflected into the net by Dylen McKinlay.
The ICE won the shootout 1-0 on a goal by Max Reinhart.
The ICE will visit Edmonton on Saturday.
ICE Scratches – Jeff Hubic, Luke Paulsen.
Game Summary
Red Deer 18-18-1-4 Kootenay 25-13-1-3
1st Period
1, Red Deer, Petrovic 4 (Ness), 18:14.
Penalties-Inglis R.d (holding), 6:28; Reinhart Ktn (hooking), 10:31; Simpson Ktn (major-fighting), 16:19; McCoy R.d (major-fighting), 16:19; Antilla Ktn (cross checking), 19:11; Borejko R.d (roughing), 19:11.
2nd Period
2, Kootenay, McKinlay 8 (Dirk, Ismond), 9:02.
Penalties-Reinhart Ktn (cross checking), 0:33; Mackenzie R.d (holding), 3:37; Maxwell R.d (hooking), 6:50; Martin Ktn (cross checking), 9:52; Inglis R.d (slashing), 9:52.
3rd Period
No Scoring.
Penalties
Inglis R.d (cross checking), 2:48; Muth Ktn (elbowing, major-fighting), 7:41; Inglis R.d (major-fighting), 7:41; Wand Ktn (kneeing), 13:02.
OT Period
No Scoring.
Penalties-No Penalties
Shootout
Kootenay 1 (Reinhart G, Pearce NG, Ismond NG),
Red Deer 0 (Inglis NG, Persson NG, Petrovic NG).
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 12-16-6-1-35. Red Deer 9-11-8-2-30.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 4; Red Deer 0 / 4.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 19-10-1-2 (30 shots-29 saves). Red Deer, Dubyk 6-4-1-1 (35 shots-34 saves).
A-4,302
Referees-Tyler Adair (58), Brett Iverson (24).
Trivia Game #42
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
How many games did Kris Knoblauch and Todd Johnson play for with the Red Deer Rebels?
ANSWER – Kris Knoblauch 44, Todd Johnson 70.
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Today’s Trivia question.
How many games did Kris Knoblauch and Todd Johnson play for with the Red Deer Rebels?
ANSWER – Kris Knoblauch 44, Todd Johnson 70.
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Kootenay @ Red Deer Game #42
The Kootenay ICE are in Red Deer tonight for the 7th meeting of the season.
Rebels lead the season series 4-2-0-0.
September 23 in Red Deer - Rebels 3-2 SO
October 8 in Red Deer - ICE 2-1
October 26 in Kootenay - ICE 3-2
November 5 in Kootenay - Rebels 4-3 OT
December 13 in Kootenay - Rebels 4-2
December 29 in Red Deer - Rebels 4-2
The ICE are coming off a 3-1 win over Medicine Hat on Sunday and are tied for 3rd in the East Conference.
The Rebels won in Edmonton on Sunday 4-3 in a shootout and are 9th in the East Conference.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 29 Max Reinhart, 25 Jesse Ismond
Points – 49 Max Reinhart, 36 Jesse Ismond
Defenseman – 23 Joey Leach, 16 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 33 Sam Reinhart, 7 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 69 Jesse Ismond, 58 Dirk
+/- - +21 John Neibrandt, +17 Max Reinhart
Avg – 2.14 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.10 Mackenzie Skapski
Rebels
Goals – 14 John Persson, Turner Elson
Assists – 26 Alex Petrovic
Points – 38 John Persson
Defenseman – 29 Alex Petrovic
Rookie – 13 Cory Millette
PM – 59 Alex Petrovic
+/- - +17 Justin Weller
Avg – 2.74 Patrik Bartosak, 3.01 Bolton Pouliot, 3.15 Deven Dubyk
Head to Head
ICE
Elgin Pearce 5-2-7
Brock Montgomery 1-3-4
Joey Leach 2-1-3
Sam Reinhart 1-2-3
Max Reinhart 1-2-3
Nathan Lieuwen 2-2-1-1 2.76 .905%
Rebels
Tyson Ness 3-2-5
Mathew Dumba 1-4-5
Chad Robinson 0-5-5
John Persson 2-2-4
Turner Elson 3-0-3
Colten Mayor 2-1-3
Adam Kambeitz 2-0-2
Deven Dubyk 2-0-0-0 2.00 .939%
Patrik Bartosak 2-2-0-0 2.42 .923%
Streaks
Sam Reinhart 4 games 3-1-4
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-4-1-0 2.32 .921% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-12-24
Sam Reinhart 6-17-23
Jesse Ismond 4-13-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Joe Antilla 2-12-14
Brock Montgomery 7-5-12
Elgin Pearce 5-4-9
Luke Paulsen 1-8-9
Nathan Lieuwen 8-6-0-2 1.95 .930% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 2-1-0-0 4.59 .838%
Rebels lead the season series 4-2-0-0.
September 23 in Red Deer - Rebels 3-2 SO
October 8 in Red Deer - ICE 2-1
October 26 in Kootenay - ICE 3-2
November 5 in Kootenay - Rebels 4-3 OT
December 13 in Kootenay - Rebels 4-2
December 29 in Red Deer - Rebels 4-2
The ICE are coming off a 3-1 win over Medicine Hat on Sunday and are tied for 3rd in the East Conference.
The Rebels won in Edmonton on Sunday 4-3 in a shootout and are 9th in the East Conference.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 20 Max Reinhart, 17 Elgin Pearce
Assists – 29 Max Reinhart, 25 Jesse Ismond
Points – 49 Max Reinhart, 36 Jesse Ismond
Defenseman – 23 Joey Leach, 16 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 33 Sam Reinhart, 7 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 69 Jesse Ismond, 58 Dirk
+/- - +21 John Neibrandt, +17 Max Reinhart
Avg – 2.14 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.10 Mackenzie Skapski
Rebels
Goals – 14 John Persson, Turner Elson
Assists – 26 Alex Petrovic
Points – 38 John Persson
Defenseman – 29 Alex Petrovic
Rookie – 13 Cory Millette
PM – 59 Alex Petrovic
+/- - +17 Justin Weller
Avg – 2.74 Patrik Bartosak, 3.01 Bolton Pouliot, 3.15 Deven Dubyk
Head to Head
ICE
Elgin Pearce 5-2-7
Brock Montgomery 1-3-4
Joey Leach 2-1-3
Sam Reinhart 1-2-3
Max Reinhart 1-2-3
Nathan Lieuwen 2-2-1-1 2.76 .905%
Rebels
Tyson Ness 3-2-5
Mathew Dumba 1-4-5
Chad Robinson 0-5-5
John Persson 2-2-4
Turner Elson 3-0-3
Colten Mayor 2-1-3
Adam Kambeitz 2-0-2
Deven Dubyk 2-0-0-0 2.00 .939%
Patrik Bartosak 2-2-0-0 2.42 .923%
Streaks
Sam Reinhart 4 games 3-1-4
Home
Max Reinhart 8-17-25
Elgin Pearce 12-7-19
Jesse Ismond 7-12-19
Joey Leach 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 5-9-14
Joe Antilla 3-10-13
Eric Benoit 6-6-12
Drew Czerwonka 4-8-12
Brock Montgomery 5-6-11
Sam Reinhart 6-4-10
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-1 2.26 .918%
Nathan Lieuwen 10-4-1-0 2.32 .921% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 12-12-24
Sam Reinhart 6-17-23
Jesse Ismond 4-13-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-7-14
Joe Antilla 2-12-14
Brock Montgomery 7-5-12
Elgin Pearce 5-4-9
Luke Paulsen 1-8-9
Nathan Lieuwen 8-6-0-2 1.95 .930% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 2-1-0-0 4.59 .838%
NHL CSS Mid-Term Rankings
ICE defenseman Jeff Hubic is rated #110 in the North American skaters.
Mackenzie Skapski is #14 in North American goalies.
North American Skaters
1 YAKUPOV, NAIL SARNIA OHL 5' 10.5" 189 RW
2 GRIGORENKO, MIKHAIL QUEBEC QMJHL 6' 3.25" 200 C
3 MURRAY, RYAN EVERETT WHL 6' 0.5" 201 D
4 FAKSA, RADEK KITCHENER OHL 6' 3.0" 202 C
5 RIELLY, MORGAN MOOSE JAW WHL 5' 11.5" 190 D
6 MAATTA, OLLI LONDON OHL 6' 1.5" 202 D
7 DUMBA, MATHEW RED DEER WHL 5' 11.75" 183 D
8 REINHART, GRIFFIN EDMONTON WHL 6' 3.75" 207 D
9 TROUBA, JACOB USA U-18 USHL 6' 2.0" 193 D
10 POULIOT, DERRICK PORTLAND WHL 5' 11.25" 186 D
11 GAUNCE, BRENDAN BELLEVILLE OHL 6' 2.0" 215 C
12 GIRGENSONS, ZEMGUS DUBUQUE USHL 6' 1.5" 198 C
13 MATTEAU, STEFAN USA U-18 USHL 6' 1.5" 210 C
14 SISSONS, COLTON KELOWNA WHL 6' 1.0" 189 C
15 FINN, MATTHEW GUELPH OHL 6' 0.25" 195 D
16 CECI, CODY OTTAWA OHL 6' 2.5" 207 D
17 KOEKKOEK, SLATER PETERBOROUGH OHL 6' 2.0" 184 D
18 SKJEI, BRADY USA U-18 USHL 6' 2.75" 200 D
19 ZHARKOV, DANIIL BELLEVILLE OHL 6' 3.0" 197 LW
20 SMITH, GEMEL OWEN SOUND OHL 5' 10.0" 160 C
21 MAIDENS, JARROD OWEN SOUND OHL 6' 0.5" 178 C/LW
22 PEARSON, TANNER BARRIE OHL 6' 0.0" 198 LW
23 KOSMACHUK, SCOTT GUELPH OHL 5' 11.5" 185 RW
24 ATHANASIOU, ANDREAS LONDON OHL 6' 0.0" 179 C/LW
25 FRK, MARTIN HALIFAX QMJHL 5' 11.5" 204 RW
26 WINTHER, MIKE PRINCE ALBERT WHL 5' 11.0" 175 C
27 KERDILES, NICOLAS USA U-18 USHL 6' 1.5" 201 LW
28 DI GIUSEPPE, PHILLIP U OF MICHIGAN CCHA 5' 11.5" 176 LW
29 MATHESON, MICHAEL DUBUQUE USHL 6' 1.0" 178 D
30 THROWER, DALTON SASKATOON WHL 5' 11.25" 189 D
LV GALCHENYUK, ALEXANDER SARNIA OHL 6'0.5" 198 C
31 NIEVES, CRISTOVAL KENT SCHOOL HIGH-CT 6' 2.75" 184 C
32 VAIL, BRADY WINDSOR OHL 6' 0.25" 195 C
33 WILSON, THOMAS PLYMOUTH OHL 6' 3.5" 203 RW
34 SIELOFF, PATRICK USA U-18 USHL 6' 0.0" 198 D
35 SCHMALTZ, JORDAN GREEN BAY USHL 6' 2.0" 189 D
36 STEPHENSON, CHANDLER REGINA WHL 5' 10.5" 192 C/LW
37 DEBLOUW, MATTHEW MUSKEGON USHL 6' 0.5" 185 C
38 GORDON, CODA SWIFT CURRENT WHL 6' 0.5" 175 LW
39 BOZON, TIM KAMLOOPS WHL 6' 0.25" 183 LW
40 LAUGHTON, SCOTT OSHAWA OHL 6' 0.0" 177 C
41 KURKER, SAMUEL ST. JOHN'S PREP HIGH-MA 6' 1.5" 198 RW
42 MARCANTUONI, MATIA KITCHENER OHL 5' 11.75" 194 C/RW
43 BAILLARGEON, ROBERT INDIANA USHL 5' 11.75" 175 C
44 STEPAN, ZACHARY SHATTUCK-ST.MARYS HIGH-MN 6' 0.0" 166 C
45 CARRICK, TREVOR MISSISSAUGA ST. MICHAEL'S OHL 6' 1.5" 172 D
46 SEVERSON, DAMON KELOWNA WHL 6' 1.5" 200 D
47 MCCABE, JAKE U. OF WISCONSIN WCHA 6' 0.0" 195 D
48 FOX, DANE ERIE OHL 6' 0.0" 185 C
49 JOHNSON, BEN WINDSOR OHL 5' 11.5" 186 C/LW
50 SEAMAN, TYREL BRANDON WHL 6' 2.0" 196 C
51 COOPER, BRIAN FARGO USHL 5' 10.0" 181 D
52 BLUJUS, DYLAN BRAMPTON OHL 6' 2.75" 193 D
53 BLACK, GRAHAM SWIFT CURRENT WHL 5' 11.0" 173 C
54 PELECH, ADAM ERIE OHL 6' 2.0" 210 D
55 HODGES, STEVEN VICTORIA WHL 5' 11.0" 178 C
56 GAVRUS, ARTUR OWEN SOUND OHL 5' 10.0" 168 LW/RW
57 BUSSIERES, RAPHAEL BAIE-COMEAU QMJHL 6' 1.0" 195 LW
58 RICHARD, TANNER GUELPH OHL 5' 11.75" 182 C
59 BERAN, MATEJ PEI QMJHL 6' 4.5" 211 C
60 HART, BRIAN EXETER HIGH-NH 6' 2.0" 216 RW
61 HOOEY, GARRETT BELLEVILLE OHL 6' 0.5" 183 C/LW
62 BEAUVILLIER, FRANCIS RIMOUSKI QMJHL 6' 1.0" 180 C/LW
63 TIERNEY, CHRIS LONDON OHL 6' 0.25" 181 C
64 RYAN, ANDREW HALIFAX QMJHL 6' 2.0" 203 LW
65 HYKA, TOMAS GATINEAU QMJHL 5' 11.0" 160 RW
66 CLARKE, MICHAEL WINDSOR OHL 5' 11.25" 184 C
67 KULAK, BRETT VANCOUVER WHL 6' 0.25" 174 D
68 WALTERS, NICHOLAS EVERETT WHL 6' 2.25" 187 D
69 BLUEGER, THEODOR SHATTUCK-ST.MARYS HIGH-MN 6' 0.0" 171 C
70 EBERT, NICK WINDSOR OHL 5' 11.25" 205 D
71 DRAEGER, JOHN SHATTUCK-ST.MARYS HIGH-MN 6' 1.75" 186 D
72 DI PAULI, THOMAS USA U-18 USHL 5' 11.0" 188 C
73 WUTHRICH, AUSTIN NOTRE DAME CCHA 6' 1.0" 190 RW
74 JANKOWSKI, MARK STANSTEAD COLLEGE HIGH-QC 6' 2.0" 170 C
75 SHORE, DEVIN WHITBY OJHL 6' 0.25" 184 C
76 ASTON-REESE, ZACH LINCOLN USHL 6' 0.0" 174 C
77 MERMIS, DAKOTA GREEN BAY USHL 5' 11.5" 180 D
78 IAFRATE, MAX KITCHENER OHL 6' 0.75" 198 D
79 BROWN, TRAVIS MOOSE JAW WHL 6' 1.5" 179 D
80 KHAIRA, JUJHAR PRINCE GEORGE BCHL 6' 2.5" 182 LW
81 KERFOOT, ALEX COQUITLAM BCHL 5' 9.5" 153 C
82 KILE, ALEX GREEN BAY USHL 5' 11.0" 189 LW
83 MICHAELSON, AJ WATERLOO USHL 6' 0.5" 183 C
84 PLUTNAR, MICHAL TRI-CITY WHL 6' 2.25" 166 D
85 BROWN, CONNOR ERIE OHL 5' 10.5" 160 RW
86 SUTTER, LUKAS SASKATOON WHL 6' 0.25" 207 C
87 SHALIMOV, VLADISLAV VAL-D'OR QMJHL 6' 2.5" 186 RW
88 DOTCHIN, JAKE OWEN SOUND OHL 6' 2.0" 207 D
89 CULKIN, RYAN QUEBEC QMJHL 6' 1.0" 174 D
90 TROOCK, BRANDEN SEATTLE WHL 6' 2.0" 174 RW
91 SAUTNER, ASHTON EDMONTON WHL 6' 0.0" 184 D
92 CORBETT, CODY EDMONTON WHL 6' 0.0" 210 D
93 MELINDY, JAMES MONCTON QMJHL 6' 2.5" 191 D
94 CALNAN, CHRIS NOBLES HIGH-MA 6' 1.75" 188 RW
95 VOLEK, DOMINIK REGINA WHL 6' 0.25" 173 C/RW
96 HUDON, CHARLES CHICOUTIMI QMJHL 5' 10.0" 170 LW
97 MARCHESE, CHRIS WINDSOR OHL 6' 0.25" 208 LW
98 TRINGALE, DEVIN LAWRENCE HIGH-MA 5' 11.75" 195 LW
99 KONTOS, KRISTOFF MISSISSAUGA ST. MICHAEL'S OHL 6' 1.0" 199 C
100 YOUNG, AUSTYN SIOUX FALLS USHL 6' 1.0" 194 LW
101 STOICK, GAVIN USA U-18 USHL 6' 3.5" 216 D
102 O'BRIEN, LIAM ROUYN-NORANDA QMJHL 6' 0.0" 201 LW
103 DARCY, CAMERON USA U-18 USHL 6' 0.0" 189 C/RW
104 ZULINICK, MORGAN SALMON ARM BCHL 5' 10.0" 183 C
105 KAMAEV, DENIS ROUYN-NORANDA QMJHL 5' 11.0" 172 RW
106 ROY, KEVIN LINCOLN USHL 5' 9.0" 168 C
107 BOURKE, TROY PRINCE GEORGE WHL 5' 10.0" 156 LW
108 NELSON, LOGAN VICTORIA WHL 6' 0.75" 180 C
109 SHORE, QUENTIN USA U-18 USHL 6' 1.5" 189 C
110 HUBIC, JEFF KOOTENAY WHL 6' 2.0" 182 D
111 FEJES, SAMUEL SHATTUCK-ST.MARYS HIGH-MN 6' 1.0" 190 LW
112 O'REGAN, DANIEL ST. SEBASTIAN SCHOOL HIGH-MA 5' 8.75" 162 C
113 MCIVOR, MARCUS BRAMPTON OHL 6' 1.0" 203 D
114 WILLCOX, REECE MERRITT BCHL 6' 3.25" 184 D
115 DONNAY, TROY ERIE OHL 6' 6.75" 180 D
116 HACHE, JUSTIN SHAWINIGAN QMJHL 6' 1.0" 188 D
117 LEIER, TAYLOR PORTLAND WHL 5' 10.25" 174 LW
118 VATRANO, FRANK USA U-18 USHL 5' 10.0" 218 C
119 GRAHAM, JESSE NIAGARA OHL 5' 11.25" 170 D
120 CAMPAGNA, MATHEW SUDBURY OHL 5' 10.0" 178 C
121 WATLING, PATRICK GUELPH OHL 5' 11.25" 180 C
122 BERTAGGIA, ALESSIO BRANDON WHL 5' 7.5" 160 LW
123 DUANE, KEVIN BRUNSWICK PREP HIGH-CT 6' 3.75" 214 RW
124 LALANCETTE, CHRISTOPHE ACADIE-BATHURST QMJHL 6' 0.25" 168 RW
125 HATCHER, CHASE PETERBOROUGH OHL 6' 2.25" 184 LW
126 PAVELKA, TOMAS PEI QMJHL 6' 1.0" 178 D
127 SOMERBY, DOYLE KIMBALL UNION HIGH-NH 6' 5.0" 220 D
128 ZLOBIN, ANTON SHAWINIGAN QMJHL 5' 11.0" 195 RW
129 BEATTIE, MATTHEW EXETER HIGH-NH 6' 3.0" 175 C/LW/RW
130 BURKE, TAYLOR GATINEAU QMJHL 6' 1.0" 197 C
131 COLLIER, BRENDAN MALDEN CATHOLIC HIGH-MA 5' 9.0" 168 LW
132 BISCHOFF, JAKE GRAND RAPIDS HIGH-MN 5' 11.5" 178 D
133 LANE, MATTHEW USA U-18 USHL 5' 9.5" 172 C
134 MAASKANT, LIAM ERIE OHL 6' 3.25" 204 D
135 MCGINN, BROCK GUELPH OHL 5' 11.0" 174 LW
136 OLSSON, NIKOLAS USA U-18 USHL 6' 0.5" 194 RW
137 HINOSTROZA, VINCENT WATERLOO USHL 5' 9.0" 161 C
138 FOURNIER, DILLON ROUYN-NORANDA QMJHL 6' 2.0" 180 D
139 JOHNSON, ADAM HIBBING HS HIGH-MN 5' 10.5" 150 LW
140 MORGAN, BRIAN MONARCHS EJHL 5' 10.75" 152 C
141 BARBER, RILEY USA U-18 USHL 5' 11.5" 194 RW
142 WEDMAN, COLE SPOKANE WHL 6' 2.75" 165 D
143 REID, ADAM NORTHEASTERN H-EAST 6' 3.5" 205 LW
144 MCKEE, MICHAEL LINCOLN USHL 6' 4.5" 232 D
145 GILMOUR, ADAM NOBLES HIGH-MA 6' 2.5" 194 RW
146 MARTIN, COLTEN KELOWNA WHL 5' 10.5" 160 D
147 MACHAC, PATRIK BRAMPTON OHL 5' 9.0" 168 C
148 CURCURUTO, GIANLUCA SAULT STE. MARIE OHL 6' 0.25" 195 D
149 HANSON, JOSHUA PORTLAND WHL 6' 2.5" 199 D
150 QUENNEVILLE, PETER SHERWOOD PARK AJHL 5' 11.0" 176 C
151 KOULES, MILES USA U-18 USHL 5' 11.0" 189 RW
152 DODERO, CHARLIE SUDBURY OHL 6' 1.5" 190 D
153 WATSON, CLIFFORD SIOUX CITY USHL 6' 1.5" 201 D
154 WEIDAUER, CHRISTIAN CARLETON PLACE CCHL 6' 2.25" 185 D
155 MERCHANT, WILL EAGAN HIGH-MN 6' 0.5" 172 LW
156 CLAPPERTON, CHRISTOPHER BLAINVILLE-BOISBRIAND QMJHL 5' 9.0" 162 LW
157 CARRICK, CONNOR USA U-18 USHL 5' 11.0" 185 D
158 GWINNER, SHAYNE MOOSE JAW WHL 6' 0.0" 183 D
159 MAY, ELI EAGAN HIGH-MN 6' 1.0" 190 D
160 WEEGAR, MACKENZIE NEPEAN CCHL 5' 11.0" 183 D
161 ANDERSON, JOSH LONDON OHL 6' 1.0" 183 LW
162 OPPERMAN, GRANT BRECK HIGH HIGH-MN 5' 11.5" 180 RW
163 MANNO, JOSEPH NORTHEASTERN H-EAST 6' 0.0" 185 C
164 VESEY, JIMMY SOUTH SHORE EJHL 6' 0.0" 178 LW
165 RISSLING, JAYNEN CALGARY WHL 6' 4.0" 223 D
166 WADE, JUSTIN FARGO USHL 6' 2.0" 210 D
167 GUDBRANSON, ALEX KINGSTON OHL 6' 2.0" 206 D
168 LEDUC, LOIC CAPE BRETON QMJHL 6' 5.75" 194 D
169 BILCKE, TY WINDSOR OHL 6' 2.75" 217 RW
170 STEVENS, JOHN SALISBURY HIGH-CT 6' 1.25" 175 C
171 MOROZ, MITCHELL EDMONTON WHL 6' 1.75" 209 LW
172 RAUTER, ALEX CHOATE-ROSEMARY HIGH-CT 6' 0.25" 175 LW
173 FILIPPI, TOMAS BAIE-COMEAU QMJHL 6' 1.0" 180 LW
174 SAMPAIR, CHARLIE HILL-MURRAY HIGH-MN 6' 0.0" 180 C
175 SELMAN, JUSTIN SIOUX FALLS USHL 6' 0.0" 190 C
176 BROWN, JOSHUA OSHAWA OHL 6' 4.25" 206 D
177 CORRIVEAU, RAPHAEL CAPE BRETON QMJHL 6' 3.75" 180 RW
178 OLSON, TREVOR DULUTH EAST HIGH-MN 6' 1.0" 180 RW
179 AUGER, JUSTIN GUELPH OHL 6' 6.25" 216 RW
180 PRYZBEK, ZACHARY SALISBURY HIGH-CT 6' 3.0" 196 LW
181 TOEWS, DEVON SURREY BCHL 5' 10.75" 155 D
182 WIGLE, JOEL NIAGARA OHL 6' 2.5" 196 RW
183 DEVLIN, BRANDON WINDSOR OHL 6' 1.0" 198 D
184 DE HAAS, JAMES TORONTO LAKESHORE OJHL 6' 2.5" 197 D
185 GOW, REID SPOKANE WHL 5' 10.25" 177 D
186 ANDRIGHETTO, SVEN ROUYN-NORANDA QMJHL 5' 9.0" 188 RW
187 FARLEY, AUSTIN FARGO USHL 5' 7.5" 171 LW
188 SWARD, DALTON VANCOUVER WHL 6' 0.25" 179 RW
189 MONTGOMERY, JACOB SHATTUCK-ST.MARYS HIGH-MN 6' 1.0" 191 LW
190 LECLERC, ALEXANDRE ROUYN-NORANDA QMJHL 6' 3.5" 210 D
191 HEFFLEY, COLTON KELOWNA WHL 6' 2.75" 202 C
192 HOLLAND, RHETT OKOTOKS AJHL 6' 2.0" 220 D
193 FRASER, JEREMIE ACADIE-BATHURST QMJHL 6' 0.75" 216 D
194 GONYE, ALEXANDER DEERFIELD HIGH-MA 6' 0.25" 162 LW
195 BLANDISI, JOSEPH OWEN SOUND OHL 5' 10.5" 182 C/RW
196 CIAMPINI, LUCA HALIFAX QMJHL 6' 0.25" 190 LW
197 CAGGIULA, DRAKE STOUFFVILLE OJHL 5' 8.75" 170 C
198 TONINATO, DOMINIC DULUTH EAST HIGH-MN 6' 0.5" 165 C
199 NANNE, LOUIS EDINA HIGH HIGH-MN 5' 10.0" 162 LW
200 PAYNE, CODY PLYMOUTH OHL 6' 2.0" 201 RW
201 LOISELLE, BRON NORTHFIELD-MT.HERMON HIGH-MA 6' 0.25" 173 C
202 WOOD, TYLER NOBLES HIGH-MA 6' 2.5" 189 D
203 DEJERSEY, PAUL PRINCE GEORGE BCHL 6' 2.75" 197 RW
204 MURPHY, WADE VICTORIA BCHL 5' 10.5" 173 RW
205 STEPHANIK, JASON NEW JERSEY HITMEN EJHL 6' 1.5" 177 LW
206 SILK, BRENDAN USA U-18 USHL 6' 2.75" 191 RW
207 POULIN, DOMINIC CHICOUTIMI QMJHL 6' 1.5" 192 D
208 RODEWALD, JACK REGINA WHL 6' 0.25" 169 LW
209 PARISI, THOMAS MONARCHS EJHL 5' 10.5" 197 D
210 ABRAMSON, ORI BAY STATE EJHL 6' 3.0" 214 D
LV MCENENY, EVAN KITCHENER OHL 6'2.5" 203 D
North American Goalies
RANK PLAYER TEAM LEAGUE HEIGHT WEIGHT
1 SUBBAN, MALCOLM BELLEVILLE OHL 6' 1.0" 188
2 MURRAY, MATTHEW SAULT STE. MARIE OHL 6' 4.0" 162
3 WHITNEY, BRANDON VICTORIAVILLE QMJHL 6' 5.0" 193
4 GILLIES, JON INDIANA USHL 6' 4.75" 210
5 PATERSON, JAKE SAGINAW OHL 6' 1.5" 183
6 TREMBLAY, FRANCOIS VAL-D'OR QMJHL 6' 2.0" 200
7 ALTSHULLER, DANIEL OSHAWA OHL 6' 2.75" 191
8 MAKAROV, ANDREY SASKATOON WHL 6' 0.5" 180
9 OLSON, COLLIN USA U-18 USHL 6' 3.5" 197
10 BARTOSAK, PATRIK RED DEER WHL 6' 0.25" 181
11 PALAZZESE, FRANK KITCHENER OHL 6' 0.5" 160
12 DRIEDGER, CHRIS CALGARY WHL 6' 2.75" 190
13 MARCOUX, ETIENNE BLAINVILLE-BOISBRIAND QMJHL 6' 0.0" 155
14 SKAPSKI, MACKENZIE KOOTENAY WHL 6' 2.0" 186
15 TOMKINS, MATT SHERWOOD PARK AJHL 6' 1.75" 171
16 BRASSARD, FRANCOIS QUEBEC QMJHL 6' 1.0" 154
17 MACHOVSKY, MATEJ BRAMPTON OHL 6' 1.75" 191
18 LAGACE, MAXIME PEI QMJHL 6' 2.25" 170
19 LYON, ALEX OMAHA USHL 6' 1.0" 205
20 WINDSOR, CLINT SAGINAW OHL 6' 4.0" 215
21 STOLARZ, ANTHONY CORPUS CHRISTI NAHL 6' 5.0" 200
22 HOUSER, MICHAEL LONDON OHL 6' 1.25" 190
23 WILLIAMS, STEPHON SIOUX FALLS USHL 6' 2.0" 191
24 YOUNG, JOSEPH BOSTON ADV. AAA USMAAAE 6' 1.5" 160
25 BRENNAN, JACOB ACADIE-BATHURST QMJHL 6' 0.5" 178
26 HOLOWENKO, COLE PRINCE ALBERT WHL 6' 1.25" 194
27 PAVELKA, JAROSLAV WINDSOR OHL 6' 1.5" 178
28 MORRIS, MATTHEW DUBUQUE USHL 5' 10.0" 210
29 D'AGOSTINI, ANDREW PETERBOROUGH OHL 5' 10.5" 174
30 WILL, ROMAN MONCTON QMJHL 6' 1.0" 191
31 SPRIGINGS, DAWSON THE GUNNERY HIGH-CT 5' 11.0" 190
32 MORRISON, MIKE PETERBOROUGH OHL 6' 0.5" 175
33 TRUDEAU, PHILIPPE CAPE BRETON QMJHL 6' 4.5" 198
34 MCNEELY, MATT CEDAR RAPIDS USHL 6' 2.5" 201
35 WILSON, KEEGAN BRAMPTON OHL 6' 0.25" 209
36 RUTLEDGE, JARED USA U-18 USHL 5' 10.5" 171
European Skaters
RANK PLAYER TEAM LEAGUE HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION
1 FORSBERG, FILIP LEKSAND SWEDEN-2 6' 2.0" 181 C
2 COLLBERG, SEBASTIAN FROLUNDA JR. SWE-JR. 5' 11.0" 176 RW
3 HERTL, TOMAS SLAVIA CZREP 6' 2.0" 198 C
4 ABERG, PONTUS DJURGARDEN SWEDEN 5' 11.0" 194 LW
5 POKKA, VILLE KARPAT FINLAND 6' 0.0" 196 D
6 LINDHOLM, HAMPUS ROGLE JR. SWE-JR. 6' 2.5" 196 D
7 TERAVAINEN, TEUVO JOKERIT JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 11.0" 165 LW
8 BYSTROM, LUDVIK MODO JR. SWE-JR. 6' 0.75" 208 D
9 PROKHORKIN, NIKOLAI CSKA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 2.5" 191 LW
10 VAINONEN, MIKKO HIFK JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 3.0" 205 D
11 LINDELL, ESA JOKERIT JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 3.0" 194 D
12 DJOOS, CHRISTIAN BRYNAS JR. SWE-JR. 5' 11.0" 158 D
13 SLEPYSHEV, ANTON NOVOKUZNETSK RUSSIA 6' 2.0" 187 LW
14 OSNOVIN, VYACHESLAV CHELYABINSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 0.0" 188 C
15 VASILIEV, VALERI SPARTAK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 1.25" 203 D
16 ANDERSSON, CALLE FARJESTAD JR. SWE-JR. 6' 2.25" 208 D
17 THORELL, ERIK FARJESTAD SWEDEN 5' 10.0" 185 C
18 GUSEV, NIKITA CSKA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 9.0" 163 LW
19 IKONEN, HENRI KALPA JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 0.0" 198 LW
20 FILIPPOV, ALEXEI CHELYABINSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 3.5" 174 RW
21 WALKER, NATHAN VITKOVICE JR. CZREP-JR. 5' 9.0" 185 LW
22 NEMEC, ERIK VITKOVICE JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 0.0" 161 C
23 IZACKY, JAKUB TRINEC JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 0.0" 187 LW
24 TIKKINEN, NIKLAS BLUES JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 11.0" 172 D
25 LEHTONEN, MIKKO TPS JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 11.0" 183 D
26 AALTONEN, MIRO BLUES FINLAND 5' 10.0" 168 C
27 BOYCE ROTEVALL, JEREMY TIMRA SWEDEN 6' 0.0" 176 LW
28 MATUS, RADIM TRINEC JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 0.25" 160 C
29 KILNAR, ALES VITKOVICE JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 0.0" 185 LW
30 PETTERSSON, JESPER LINKOPING JR. SWE-JR. 5' 8.25" 180 D
31 TORNKVIST, TOBIAS ROGLE JR. SWE-JR. 6' 3.75" 190 RW
32 HUOVINEN, JOONAS SPORT JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 11.0" 176 C
33 SAMUELSSON, HENRIK EDMONTON WHL 6' 2.0" 195 RW
34 WIKSTRAND, MIKAEL MORA SWEDEN-2 6' 1.0" 183 D
35 BERTSCHY, CHRISTOPH BERN SWISS 5' 10.0" 170 C
36 VERMIN, JOEL BERN SWISS 5' 11.0" 192 RW
37 KUKAN, DEAN LULEA JR. SWE-JR. 6' 2.0" 198 D
38 KULMALA, RASMUS TPS JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 8.0" 160 C
39 KOBLASA, PETR KARLOVY VARY JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 0.25" 190 RW
40 SIMION, DARIO LUGANO SWISS 6' 1.0" 187 RW
41 KRUTIKOV, EVGENI SPARTAK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 1.0" 174 LW
42 NEJEZCHLEB, RICHARD SLAVIA JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 2.0" 187 RW
43 MUSTONEN, JOEL SKELLEFTEA JR. SWE-JR. 5' 10.0" 172 C
44 AUVINEN, HENRI JYP JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 1.5" 176 D
45 MISYUL, OLEG YAROSLAVL 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 2.0" 205 D
46 ZERRESSEN, PASCAL KREFELD JR. GERMANY-JR. 6' 5.0" 218 D
47 KRETSCHMANN, CHRISTIAN KREFELD JR. GERMANY-JR. 5' 10.0" 185 C
48 SIEBER, LUKAS DAVOS SWISS 6' 0.0" 165 LW
49 WALSER, SAMUEL KLOTEN SWISS 6' 3.0" 218 C
50 HARI, JANOS MODO JR. SWE-JR. 5' 9.0" 165 LW
51 KARLSSON, ERIK FROLUNDA JR. SWE-JR. 5' 11.75" 162 C
52 LUNDBERG, EMIL SODERTALJE SWEDEN-2 6' 3.0" 203 RW
53 RANTAKARI, OTSO JOKERIT JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 11.0" 165 D
54 LINDBOHM, PETTERI JOKERIT JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 3.0" 209 D
55 PODZINSH, AYNARS RIGA RUSSIA 6' 0.0" 183 LW
56 PROCHAZKA, MARTIN SPARTA JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 2.5" 195 LW
57 TIFFELS, DOMINIK MANNHEIM JR. GERMANY-JR. 5' 10.0" 176 D
58 KNOT, RONALD SLAVIA JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 3.0" 192 D
59 YUNUSHEV, DANIIL UFA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 11.0" 198 LW
60 MARKKULA, SAMU JYP JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 9.0" 172 LW
61 MALENKIKH, EGOR ST. PETERSBURG 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 4.0" 197 D
62 KLEIN, ARTEM KREFELD JR. GERMANY-JR. 6' 1.0" 190 C
63 KALLELA, TONI KALPA FINLAND 5' 10.0" 165 LW
64 GAREEV, STANISLAV UFA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 3.25" 195 D
65 BAZANOV, ALEXEI VOSKRESENSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 11.0" 163 C/LW/RW
66 NOSEK, TOMAS PARDUBICE CZREP 6' 3.0" 180 LW
67 MRAZ, RICHARD LEV POPRAD 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 2.0" 194 RW
68 HAWLIK, ADAM VITKOVICE JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 0.5" 192 D
69 ZANGGER, SANDRO ZURICH JR. SWISS-JR. 6' 0.0" 165 RW
70 MARTI, CHRISTIAN KLOTEN JR. SWISS-JR. 6' 3.0" 203 D
71 SLOVACEK, ONDREJ VITKOVICE JR. CZREP-JR. 5' 11.5" 156 RW
72 ZADRAZIL, MATEJ KARLOVY VARY JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 1.5" 204 LW
73 LUZA, PATRIK BRATISLAVA JR. SLOVAKIA-JR. 6' 1.0" 194 D
74 HEDBERG, EDWIN MODO JR. SWE-JR. 5' 11.0" 174 RW
75 SULAK, LIBOR LEV POPRAD 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 1.0" 169 D
76 SHINGAREEV, TIMUR MAGNITOGORSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 10.0" 169 RW
77 NYSTROM, ERIK MODO JR. SWE-JR. 5' 11.0" 176 LW
78 NILSSON, LUDVIG TIMRA JR. SWE-JR. 6' 1.0" 173 C
79 FERNHOLM, SIMON HUDDINGE JR. SWE-JR. 6' 4.0" 187 D
80 LILLIESTROM KARLSSON, DAVID AIK SWEDEN 5' 11.0" 187 C
81 BITTNER, JAN LITVINOV JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 3.0" 207 D
82 PLASIL, KAREL C. BUDEJOVICE JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 3.0" 183 D
83 STULOV, DMITRI MAGNITOGORSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 1.0" 180 D
84 LIPSBERGS, ROBERTS RIGA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 10.0" 176 LW
85 OLOFSSON, JOHAN FARJESTAD JR. SWE-JR. 5' 9.0" 152 RW
86 JEVPALOVS, NIKITA 6' 0.0" 181 RW
87 NOREN, PATRIK LEKSAND SWEDEN-2 5' 11.0" 176 D
88 BALMELLI, LUKAS LUGANO JR. SWISS-JR. 6' 2.0" 185 C
89 JANMARK-NYLEN, MATTIAS AIK JR. SWE-JR. 6' 1.0" 189 C
90 HANNIKAINEN, MARKUS JOKERIT JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 2.0" 185 LW
91 SPELLING, THOMAS HERNING DENMARK 6' 1.0" 176 RW
92 SCHMUTZ, JULIAN BERN JR. SWISS-JR. 5' 8.0" 170 RW
93 SANDBERG, FILIP HV 71 JR. SWE-JR. 5' 7.5" 159 C
94 MATEJCEK, MARTIN SPARTA JR. CZREP-JR. 5' 11.75" 166 LW
95 EBERHARDT, MARKUS RIESSERSEE GERMANY-2 5' 10.0" 190 LW
96 VANIN, DENIS CHELYABINSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 0.0" 178 D
97 YAMKIN, ILYA NIZHNY NOVGOROD 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 10.25" 187 LW
98 GUERRA, SAMUEL DAVOS SWISS 6' 1.0" 190 D
99 GALIN, DAMIR KAZAN 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 3.75" 224 D
100 NIKKO, JONI LUKKO JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 2.0" 191 LW
101 FAYZULLIN, DANIL KAZAN 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 11.0" 143 D
102 KADEYKIN, ALEXANDER MYTISCHI 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 3.0" 187 C
103 FISCHBUCH, DANIEL DUSSELDORF JR. GERMANY-JR. 5' 10.0" 176 RW
104 KHATSEI, ARSENI SPARTAK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 11.75" 179 C
105 LYUBUSHIN, ILYA NOVOKUZNETSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 1.0" 189 D
106 LEBEDEV, ALEXANDR YAROSLAVL 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 1.5" 191 LW
107 KLOPPER, PATRICK KREFELD JR. GERMANY-JR. 5' 10.0" 154 C
108 TIMIREV, ALEXANDR CSKA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 10.0" 187 RW
109 LISOV, NIKITA CSKA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 0.5" 175 D
110 GIMATOV, EDUARD YEKATERINBURG 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 10.5" 174 C/LW/RW
111 FRIMAN, NICO HIFK JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 8.5" 156 RW
112 ROUILLER, ANTHONY BIEL JR. SWISS-JR. 5' 8.0" 154 D
113 KVARTALNOV, NIKITA CHEREPOVETS 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 10.0" 163 C/LW/RW
114 HAUNER, NORMAN KOLN GERMANY 5' 11.0" 176 RW
115 BOTZENHARDT, THOMAS BAD TOLZ JR. GERMANY-JR. 6' 3.0" 209 D
116 RYDAHL, GUSTAV FROLUNDA JR. SWE-JR. 6' 2.0" 194 C
117 RYABOV, ANATOLI TYUMEN 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 0.0" 180 LW
118 SALMINEN, SAMI JOKERIT JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 5.0" 200 RW
119 ZAAR, DANIEL ROGLE JR. SWE-JR. 5' 11.0" 167 RW
120 ANDERBERG, FREDRIC DJURGARDEN JR. SWE-JR. 5' 11.25" 187 C/LW/RW
121 NATTINEN, TOPI JYP JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 10.0" 165 C
122 WESTERHOLM, PONTHUS MALMO SWEDEN-2 6' 0.0" 187 RW
123 HAAPALA, HENRIK TAPPARA JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 5.0" 133 RW
124 SALAK, JAN BRATISLAVA JR. SLOVAKIA-JR. 6' 2.0" 213 RW
125 NEUENSCHWANDER, JAN DAVOS SWISS 5' 10.0" 185 C
126 KRONTHALER, STEPHAN LANDSHUT CANN. GERMANY-2 6' 1.0" 187 D
127 KURTH, MARCEL MANNHEIM JR. GERMANY-JR. 6' 0.0" 192 C
128 SEKAC, JIRI LEV POPRAD RUSSIA 6' 1.5" 174 LW
129 CHALUPA, LUKAS LEV POPRAD 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 3.0" 183 D
130 BURI, RICHARD NITRA JR. SLOVAKIA-JR. 6' 3.0" 192 D
131 ARZAMASTSEV, ZAKHAR NOVOKUZNETSK RUSSIA 6' 2.0" 205 D
132 SOSHNIKOV, NIKITA MYTISCHI 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 11.0" 156 C/LW/RW
133 HOLM, PHILIP DJURGARDEN SWEDEN 6' 1.0" 189 D
134 BISCHOFBERGER, JOHANNES SALZBURG AUSTRIA 5' 8.0" 154 LW
135 KOMAREK, KONSTANTIN LULEA SWEDEN 5' 11.0" 187 LW
European Goalies
RANK NAME TEAM LEAGUE HEIGHT WEIGHT
1 VASILEVSKI, ANDREI UFA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 3.25" 204
2 DANSK, OSCAR BRYNAS JR. SWE-JR. 6' 2.5" 186
3 KORPISALO, JOONAS JOKERIT JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 1.5" 163
4 LANGHAMER, MAREK PARDUBICE JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 1.75" 181
5 AUREN, JEAN SPORT JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 1.5" 187
6 ISRAELSSON, MATHIAS FROLUNDA JR. SWE-JR. 5' 9.75" 193
7 ULLBERG, RICHARD SAIPA FINLAND 6' 3.0" 185
8 SABOL, RICHARD B. BYSTRICA JR. SLOVAKIA-JR. 5' 11.0" 185
9 DEMCHENKO, VASILI CHELYABINSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 1.0" 163
10 CUPPER, MARVIN EISBAREN BERLIN JR. GERMANY-JR. 5' 11.0" 180
Mackenzie Skapski is #14 in North American goalies.
North American Skaters
1 YAKUPOV, NAIL SARNIA OHL 5' 10.5" 189 RW
2 GRIGORENKO, MIKHAIL QUEBEC QMJHL 6' 3.25" 200 C
3 MURRAY, RYAN EVERETT WHL 6' 0.5" 201 D
4 FAKSA, RADEK KITCHENER OHL 6' 3.0" 202 C
5 RIELLY, MORGAN MOOSE JAW WHL 5' 11.5" 190 D
6 MAATTA, OLLI LONDON OHL 6' 1.5" 202 D
7 DUMBA, MATHEW RED DEER WHL 5' 11.75" 183 D
8 REINHART, GRIFFIN EDMONTON WHL 6' 3.75" 207 D
9 TROUBA, JACOB USA U-18 USHL 6' 2.0" 193 D
10 POULIOT, DERRICK PORTLAND WHL 5' 11.25" 186 D
11 GAUNCE, BRENDAN BELLEVILLE OHL 6' 2.0" 215 C
12 GIRGENSONS, ZEMGUS DUBUQUE USHL 6' 1.5" 198 C
13 MATTEAU, STEFAN USA U-18 USHL 6' 1.5" 210 C
14 SISSONS, COLTON KELOWNA WHL 6' 1.0" 189 C
15 FINN, MATTHEW GUELPH OHL 6' 0.25" 195 D
16 CECI, CODY OTTAWA OHL 6' 2.5" 207 D
17 KOEKKOEK, SLATER PETERBOROUGH OHL 6' 2.0" 184 D
18 SKJEI, BRADY USA U-18 USHL 6' 2.75" 200 D
19 ZHARKOV, DANIIL BELLEVILLE OHL 6' 3.0" 197 LW
20 SMITH, GEMEL OWEN SOUND OHL 5' 10.0" 160 C
21 MAIDENS, JARROD OWEN SOUND OHL 6' 0.5" 178 C/LW
22 PEARSON, TANNER BARRIE OHL 6' 0.0" 198 LW
23 KOSMACHUK, SCOTT GUELPH OHL 5' 11.5" 185 RW
24 ATHANASIOU, ANDREAS LONDON OHL 6' 0.0" 179 C/LW
25 FRK, MARTIN HALIFAX QMJHL 5' 11.5" 204 RW
26 WINTHER, MIKE PRINCE ALBERT WHL 5' 11.0" 175 C
27 KERDILES, NICOLAS USA U-18 USHL 6' 1.5" 201 LW
28 DI GIUSEPPE, PHILLIP U OF MICHIGAN CCHA 5' 11.5" 176 LW
29 MATHESON, MICHAEL DUBUQUE USHL 6' 1.0" 178 D
30 THROWER, DALTON SASKATOON WHL 5' 11.25" 189 D
LV GALCHENYUK, ALEXANDER SARNIA OHL 6'0.5" 198 C
31 NIEVES, CRISTOVAL KENT SCHOOL HIGH-CT 6' 2.75" 184 C
32 VAIL, BRADY WINDSOR OHL 6' 0.25" 195 C
33 WILSON, THOMAS PLYMOUTH OHL 6' 3.5" 203 RW
34 SIELOFF, PATRICK USA U-18 USHL 6' 0.0" 198 D
35 SCHMALTZ, JORDAN GREEN BAY USHL 6' 2.0" 189 D
36 STEPHENSON, CHANDLER REGINA WHL 5' 10.5" 192 C/LW
37 DEBLOUW, MATTHEW MUSKEGON USHL 6' 0.5" 185 C
38 GORDON, CODA SWIFT CURRENT WHL 6' 0.5" 175 LW
39 BOZON, TIM KAMLOOPS WHL 6' 0.25" 183 LW
40 LAUGHTON, SCOTT OSHAWA OHL 6' 0.0" 177 C
41 KURKER, SAMUEL ST. JOHN'S PREP HIGH-MA 6' 1.5" 198 RW
42 MARCANTUONI, MATIA KITCHENER OHL 5' 11.75" 194 C/RW
43 BAILLARGEON, ROBERT INDIANA USHL 5' 11.75" 175 C
44 STEPAN, ZACHARY SHATTUCK-ST.MARYS HIGH-MN 6' 0.0" 166 C
45 CARRICK, TREVOR MISSISSAUGA ST. MICHAEL'S OHL 6' 1.5" 172 D
46 SEVERSON, DAMON KELOWNA WHL 6' 1.5" 200 D
47 MCCABE, JAKE U. OF WISCONSIN WCHA 6' 0.0" 195 D
48 FOX, DANE ERIE OHL 6' 0.0" 185 C
49 JOHNSON, BEN WINDSOR OHL 5' 11.5" 186 C/LW
50 SEAMAN, TYREL BRANDON WHL 6' 2.0" 196 C
51 COOPER, BRIAN FARGO USHL 5' 10.0" 181 D
52 BLUJUS, DYLAN BRAMPTON OHL 6' 2.75" 193 D
53 BLACK, GRAHAM SWIFT CURRENT WHL 5' 11.0" 173 C
54 PELECH, ADAM ERIE OHL 6' 2.0" 210 D
55 HODGES, STEVEN VICTORIA WHL 5' 11.0" 178 C
56 GAVRUS, ARTUR OWEN SOUND OHL 5' 10.0" 168 LW/RW
57 BUSSIERES, RAPHAEL BAIE-COMEAU QMJHL 6' 1.0" 195 LW
58 RICHARD, TANNER GUELPH OHL 5' 11.75" 182 C
59 BERAN, MATEJ PEI QMJHL 6' 4.5" 211 C
60 HART, BRIAN EXETER HIGH-NH 6' 2.0" 216 RW
61 HOOEY, GARRETT BELLEVILLE OHL 6' 0.5" 183 C/LW
62 BEAUVILLIER, FRANCIS RIMOUSKI QMJHL 6' 1.0" 180 C/LW
63 TIERNEY, CHRIS LONDON OHL 6' 0.25" 181 C
64 RYAN, ANDREW HALIFAX QMJHL 6' 2.0" 203 LW
65 HYKA, TOMAS GATINEAU QMJHL 5' 11.0" 160 RW
66 CLARKE, MICHAEL WINDSOR OHL 5' 11.25" 184 C
67 KULAK, BRETT VANCOUVER WHL 6' 0.25" 174 D
68 WALTERS, NICHOLAS EVERETT WHL 6' 2.25" 187 D
69 BLUEGER, THEODOR SHATTUCK-ST.MARYS HIGH-MN 6' 0.0" 171 C
70 EBERT, NICK WINDSOR OHL 5' 11.25" 205 D
71 DRAEGER, JOHN SHATTUCK-ST.MARYS HIGH-MN 6' 1.75" 186 D
72 DI PAULI, THOMAS USA U-18 USHL 5' 11.0" 188 C
73 WUTHRICH, AUSTIN NOTRE DAME CCHA 6' 1.0" 190 RW
74 JANKOWSKI, MARK STANSTEAD COLLEGE HIGH-QC 6' 2.0" 170 C
75 SHORE, DEVIN WHITBY OJHL 6' 0.25" 184 C
76 ASTON-REESE, ZACH LINCOLN USHL 6' 0.0" 174 C
77 MERMIS, DAKOTA GREEN BAY USHL 5' 11.5" 180 D
78 IAFRATE, MAX KITCHENER OHL 6' 0.75" 198 D
79 BROWN, TRAVIS MOOSE JAW WHL 6' 1.5" 179 D
80 KHAIRA, JUJHAR PRINCE GEORGE BCHL 6' 2.5" 182 LW
81 KERFOOT, ALEX COQUITLAM BCHL 5' 9.5" 153 C
82 KILE, ALEX GREEN BAY USHL 5' 11.0" 189 LW
83 MICHAELSON, AJ WATERLOO USHL 6' 0.5" 183 C
84 PLUTNAR, MICHAL TRI-CITY WHL 6' 2.25" 166 D
85 BROWN, CONNOR ERIE OHL 5' 10.5" 160 RW
86 SUTTER, LUKAS SASKATOON WHL 6' 0.25" 207 C
87 SHALIMOV, VLADISLAV VAL-D'OR QMJHL 6' 2.5" 186 RW
88 DOTCHIN, JAKE OWEN SOUND OHL 6' 2.0" 207 D
89 CULKIN, RYAN QUEBEC QMJHL 6' 1.0" 174 D
90 TROOCK, BRANDEN SEATTLE WHL 6' 2.0" 174 RW
91 SAUTNER, ASHTON EDMONTON WHL 6' 0.0" 184 D
92 CORBETT, CODY EDMONTON WHL 6' 0.0" 210 D
93 MELINDY, JAMES MONCTON QMJHL 6' 2.5" 191 D
94 CALNAN, CHRIS NOBLES HIGH-MA 6' 1.75" 188 RW
95 VOLEK, DOMINIK REGINA WHL 6' 0.25" 173 C/RW
96 HUDON, CHARLES CHICOUTIMI QMJHL 5' 10.0" 170 LW
97 MARCHESE, CHRIS WINDSOR OHL 6' 0.25" 208 LW
98 TRINGALE, DEVIN LAWRENCE HIGH-MA 5' 11.75" 195 LW
99 KONTOS, KRISTOFF MISSISSAUGA ST. MICHAEL'S OHL 6' 1.0" 199 C
100 YOUNG, AUSTYN SIOUX FALLS USHL 6' 1.0" 194 LW
101 STOICK, GAVIN USA U-18 USHL 6' 3.5" 216 D
102 O'BRIEN, LIAM ROUYN-NORANDA QMJHL 6' 0.0" 201 LW
103 DARCY, CAMERON USA U-18 USHL 6' 0.0" 189 C/RW
104 ZULINICK, MORGAN SALMON ARM BCHL 5' 10.0" 183 C
105 KAMAEV, DENIS ROUYN-NORANDA QMJHL 5' 11.0" 172 RW
106 ROY, KEVIN LINCOLN USHL 5' 9.0" 168 C
107 BOURKE, TROY PRINCE GEORGE WHL 5' 10.0" 156 LW
108 NELSON, LOGAN VICTORIA WHL 6' 0.75" 180 C
109 SHORE, QUENTIN USA U-18 USHL 6' 1.5" 189 C
110 HUBIC, JEFF KOOTENAY WHL 6' 2.0" 182 D
111 FEJES, SAMUEL SHATTUCK-ST.MARYS HIGH-MN 6' 1.0" 190 LW
112 O'REGAN, DANIEL ST. SEBASTIAN SCHOOL HIGH-MA 5' 8.75" 162 C
113 MCIVOR, MARCUS BRAMPTON OHL 6' 1.0" 203 D
114 WILLCOX, REECE MERRITT BCHL 6' 3.25" 184 D
115 DONNAY, TROY ERIE OHL 6' 6.75" 180 D
116 HACHE, JUSTIN SHAWINIGAN QMJHL 6' 1.0" 188 D
117 LEIER, TAYLOR PORTLAND WHL 5' 10.25" 174 LW
118 VATRANO, FRANK USA U-18 USHL 5' 10.0" 218 C
119 GRAHAM, JESSE NIAGARA OHL 5' 11.25" 170 D
120 CAMPAGNA, MATHEW SUDBURY OHL 5' 10.0" 178 C
121 WATLING, PATRICK GUELPH OHL 5' 11.25" 180 C
122 BERTAGGIA, ALESSIO BRANDON WHL 5' 7.5" 160 LW
123 DUANE, KEVIN BRUNSWICK PREP HIGH-CT 6' 3.75" 214 RW
124 LALANCETTE, CHRISTOPHE ACADIE-BATHURST QMJHL 6' 0.25" 168 RW
125 HATCHER, CHASE PETERBOROUGH OHL 6' 2.25" 184 LW
126 PAVELKA, TOMAS PEI QMJHL 6' 1.0" 178 D
127 SOMERBY, DOYLE KIMBALL UNION HIGH-NH 6' 5.0" 220 D
128 ZLOBIN, ANTON SHAWINIGAN QMJHL 5' 11.0" 195 RW
129 BEATTIE, MATTHEW EXETER HIGH-NH 6' 3.0" 175 C/LW/RW
130 BURKE, TAYLOR GATINEAU QMJHL 6' 1.0" 197 C
131 COLLIER, BRENDAN MALDEN CATHOLIC HIGH-MA 5' 9.0" 168 LW
132 BISCHOFF, JAKE GRAND RAPIDS HIGH-MN 5' 11.5" 178 D
133 LANE, MATTHEW USA U-18 USHL 5' 9.5" 172 C
134 MAASKANT, LIAM ERIE OHL 6' 3.25" 204 D
135 MCGINN, BROCK GUELPH OHL 5' 11.0" 174 LW
136 OLSSON, NIKOLAS USA U-18 USHL 6' 0.5" 194 RW
137 HINOSTROZA, VINCENT WATERLOO USHL 5' 9.0" 161 C
138 FOURNIER, DILLON ROUYN-NORANDA QMJHL 6' 2.0" 180 D
139 JOHNSON, ADAM HIBBING HS HIGH-MN 5' 10.5" 150 LW
140 MORGAN, BRIAN MONARCHS EJHL 5' 10.75" 152 C
141 BARBER, RILEY USA U-18 USHL 5' 11.5" 194 RW
142 WEDMAN, COLE SPOKANE WHL 6' 2.75" 165 D
143 REID, ADAM NORTHEASTERN H-EAST 6' 3.5" 205 LW
144 MCKEE, MICHAEL LINCOLN USHL 6' 4.5" 232 D
145 GILMOUR, ADAM NOBLES HIGH-MA 6' 2.5" 194 RW
146 MARTIN, COLTEN KELOWNA WHL 5' 10.5" 160 D
147 MACHAC, PATRIK BRAMPTON OHL 5' 9.0" 168 C
148 CURCURUTO, GIANLUCA SAULT STE. MARIE OHL 6' 0.25" 195 D
149 HANSON, JOSHUA PORTLAND WHL 6' 2.5" 199 D
150 QUENNEVILLE, PETER SHERWOOD PARK AJHL 5' 11.0" 176 C
151 KOULES, MILES USA U-18 USHL 5' 11.0" 189 RW
152 DODERO, CHARLIE SUDBURY OHL 6' 1.5" 190 D
153 WATSON, CLIFFORD SIOUX CITY USHL 6' 1.5" 201 D
154 WEIDAUER, CHRISTIAN CARLETON PLACE CCHL 6' 2.25" 185 D
155 MERCHANT, WILL EAGAN HIGH-MN 6' 0.5" 172 LW
156 CLAPPERTON, CHRISTOPHER BLAINVILLE-BOISBRIAND QMJHL 5' 9.0" 162 LW
157 CARRICK, CONNOR USA U-18 USHL 5' 11.0" 185 D
158 GWINNER, SHAYNE MOOSE JAW WHL 6' 0.0" 183 D
159 MAY, ELI EAGAN HIGH-MN 6' 1.0" 190 D
160 WEEGAR, MACKENZIE NEPEAN CCHL 5' 11.0" 183 D
161 ANDERSON, JOSH LONDON OHL 6' 1.0" 183 LW
162 OPPERMAN, GRANT BRECK HIGH HIGH-MN 5' 11.5" 180 RW
163 MANNO, JOSEPH NORTHEASTERN H-EAST 6' 0.0" 185 C
164 VESEY, JIMMY SOUTH SHORE EJHL 6' 0.0" 178 LW
165 RISSLING, JAYNEN CALGARY WHL 6' 4.0" 223 D
166 WADE, JUSTIN FARGO USHL 6' 2.0" 210 D
167 GUDBRANSON, ALEX KINGSTON OHL 6' 2.0" 206 D
168 LEDUC, LOIC CAPE BRETON QMJHL 6' 5.75" 194 D
169 BILCKE, TY WINDSOR OHL 6' 2.75" 217 RW
170 STEVENS, JOHN SALISBURY HIGH-CT 6' 1.25" 175 C
171 MOROZ, MITCHELL EDMONTON WHL 6' 1.75" 209 LW
172 RAUTER, ALEX CHOATE-ROSEMARY HIGH-CT 6' 0.25" 175 LW
173 FILIPPI, TOMAS BAIE-COMEAU QMJHL 6' 1.0" 180 LW
174 SAMPAIR, CHARLIE HILL-MURRAY HIGH-MN 6' 0.0" 180 C
175 SELMAN, JUSTIN SIOUX FALLS USHL 6' 0.0" 190 C
176 BROWN, JOSHUA OSHAWA OHL 6' 4.25" 206 D
177 CORRIVEAU, RAPHAEL CAPE BRETON QMJHL 6' 3.75" 180 RW
178 OLSON, TREVOR DULUTH EAST HIGH-MN 6' 1.0" 180 RW
179 AUGER, JUSTIN GUELPH OHL 6' 6.25" 216 RW
180 PRYZBEK, ZACHARY SALISBURY HIGH-CT 6' 3.0" 196 LW
181 TOEWS, DEVON SURREY BCHL 5' 10.75" 155 D
182 WIGLE, JOEL NIAGARA OHL 6' 2.5" 196 RW
183 DEVLIN, BRANDON WINDSOR OHL 6' 1.0" 198 D
184 DE HAAS, JAMES TORONTO LAKESHORE OJHL 6' 2.5" 197 D
185 GOW, REID SPOKANE WHL 5' 10.25" 177 D
186 ANDRIGHETTO, SVEN ROUYN-NORANDA QMJHL 5' 9.0" 188 RW
187 FARLEY, AUSTIN FARGO USHL 5' 7.5" 171 LW
188 SWARD, DALTON VANCOUVER WHL 6' 0.25" 179 RW
189 MONTGOMERY, JACOB SHATTUCK-ST.MARYS HIGH-MN 6' 1.0" 191 LW
190 LECLERC, ALEXANDRE ROUYN-NORANDA QMJHL 6' 3.5" 210 D
191 HEFFLEY, COLTON KELOWNA WHL 6' 2.75" 202 C
192 HOLLAND, RHETT OKOTOKS AJHL 6' 2.0" 220 D
193 FRASER, JEREMIE ACADIE-BATHURST QMJHL 6' 0.75" 216 D
194 GONYE, ALEXANDER DEERFIELD HIGH-MA 6' 0.25" 162 LW
195 BLANDISI, JOSEPH OWEN SOUND OHL 5' 10.5" 182 C/RW
196 CIAMPINI, LUCA HALIFAX QMJHL 6' 0.25" 190 LW
197 CAGGIULA, DRAKE STOUFFVILLE OJHL 5' 8.75" 170 C
198 TONINATO, DOMINIC DULUTH EAST HIGH-MN 6' 0.5" 165 C
199 NANNE, LOUIS EDINA HIGH HIGH-MN 5' 10.0" 162 LW
200 PAYNE, CODY PLYMOUTH OHL 6' 2.0" 201 RW
201 LOISELLE, BRON NORTHFIELD-MT.HERMON HIGH-MA 6' 0.25" 173 C
202 WOOD, TYLER NOBLES HIGH-MA 6' 2.5" 189 D
203 DEJERSEY, PAUL PRINCE GEORGE BCHL 6' 2.75" 197 RW
204 MURPHY, WADE VICTORIA BCHL 5' 10.5" 173 RW
205 STEPHANIK, JASON NEW JERSEY HITMEN EJHL 6' 1.5" 177 LW
206 SILK, BRENDAN USA U-18 USHL 6' 2.75" 191 RW
207 POULIN, DOMINIC CHICOUTIMI QMJHL 6' 1.5" 192 D
208 RODEWALD, JACK REGINA WHL 6' 0.25" 169 LW
209 PARISI, THOMAS MONARCHS EJHL 5' 10.5" 197 D
210 ABRAMSON, ORI BAY STATE EJHL 6' 3.0" 214 D
LV MCENENY, EVAN KITCHENER OHL 6'2.5" 203 D
North American Goalies
RANK PLAYER TEAM LEAGUE HEIGHT WEIGHT
1 SUBBAN, MALCOLM BELLEVILLE OHL 6' 1.0" 188
2 MURRAY, MATTHEW SAULT STE. MARIE OHL 6' 4.0" 162
3 WHITNEY, BRANDON VICTORIAVILLE QMJHL 6' 5.0" 193
4 GILLIES, JON INDIANA USHL 6' 4.75" 210
5 PATERSON, JAKE SAGINAW OHL 6' 1.5" 183
6 TREMBLAY, FRANCOIS VAL-D'OR QMJHL 6' 2.0" 200
7 ALTSHULLER, DANIEL OSHAWA OHL 6' 2.75" 191
8 MAKAROV, ANDREY SASKATOON WHL 6' 0.5" 180
9 OLSON, COLLIN USA U-18 USHL 6' 3.5" 197
10 BARTOSAK, PATRIK RED DEER WHL 6' 0.25" 181
11 PALAZZESE, FRANK KITCHENER OHL 6' 0.5" 160
12 DRIEDGER, CHRIS CALGARY WHL 6' 2.75" 190
13 MARCOUX, ETIENNE BLAINVILLE-BOISBRIAND QMJHL 6' 0.0" 155
14 SKAPSKI, MACKENZIE KOOTENAY WHL 6' 2.0" 186
15 TOMKINS, MATT SHERWOOD PARK AJHL 6' 1.75" 171
16 BRASSARD, FRANCOIS QUEBEC QMJHL 6' 1.0" 154
17 MACHOVSKY, MATEJ BRAMPTON OHL 6' 1.75" 191
18 LAGACE, MAXIME PEI QMJHL 6' 2.25" 170
19 LYON, ALEX OMAHA USHL 6' 1.0" 205
20 WINDSOR, CLINT SAGINAW OHL 6' 4.0" 215
21 STOLARZ, ANTHONY CORPUS CHRISTI NAHL 6' 5.0" 200
22 HOUSER, MICHAEL LONDON OHL 6' 1.25" 190
23 WILLIAMS, STEPHON SIOUX FALLS USHL 6' 2.0" 191
24 YOUNG, JOSEPH BOSTON ADV. AAA USMAAAE 6' 1.5" 160
25 BRENNAN, JACOB ACADIE-BATHURST QMJHL 6' 0.5" 178
26 HOLOWENKO, COLE PRINCE ALBERT WHL 6' 1.25" 194
27 PAVELKA, JAROSLAV WINDSOR OHL 6' 1.5" 178
28 MORRIS, MATTHEW DUBUQUE USHL 5' 10.0" 210
29 D'AGOSTINI, ANDREW PETERBOROUGH OHL 5' 10.5" 174
30 WILL, ROMAN MONCTON QMJHL 6' 1.0" 191
31 SPRIGINGS, DAWSON THE GUNNERY HIGH-CT 5' 11.0" 190
32 MORRISON, MIKE PETERBOROUGH OHL 6' 0.5" 175
33 TRUDEAU, PHILIPPE CAPE BRETON QMJHL 6' 4.5" 198
34 MCNEELY, MATT CEDAR RAPIDS USHL 6' 2.5" 201
35 WILSON, KEEGAN BRAMPTON OHL 6' 0.25" 209
36 RUTLEDGE, JARED USA U-18 USHL 5' 10.5" 171
European Skaters
RANK PLAYER TEAM LEAGUE HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION
1 FORSBERG, FILIP LEKSAND SWEDEN-2 6' 2.0" 181 C
2 COLLBERG, SEBASTIAN FROLUNDA JR. SWE-JR. 5' 11.0" 176 RW
3 HERTL, TOMAS SLAVIA CZREP 6' 2.0" 198 C
4 ABERG, PONTUS DJURGARDEN SWEDEN 5' 11.0" 194 LW
5 POKKA, VILLE KARPAT FINLAND 6' 0.0" 196 D
6 LINDHOLM, HAMPUS ROGLE JR. SWE-JR. 6' 2.5" 196 D
7 TERAVAINEN, TEUVO JOKERIT JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 11.0" 165 LW
8 BYSTROM, LUDVIK MODO JR. SWE-JR. 6' 0.75" 208 D
9 PROKHORKIN, NIKOLAI CSKA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 2.5" 191 LW
10 VAINONEN, MIKKO HIFK JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 3.0" 205 D
11 LINDELL, ESA JOKERIT JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 3.0" 194 D
12 DJOOS, CHRISTIAN BRYNAS JR. SWE-JR. 5' 11.0" 158 D
13 SLEPYSHEV, ANTON NOVOKUZNETSK RUSSIA 6' 2.0" 187 LW
14 OSNOVIN, VYACHESLAV CHELYABINSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 0.0" 188 C
15 VASILIEV, VALERI SPARTAK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 1.25" 203 D
16 ANDERSSON, CALLE FARJESTAD JR. SWE-JR. 6' 2.25" 208 D
17 THORELL, ERIK FARJESTAD SWEDEN 5' 10.0" 185 C
18 GUSEV, NIKITA CSKA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 9.0" 163 LW
19 IKONEN, HENRI KALPA JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 0.0" 198 LW
20 FILIPPOV, ALEXEI CHELYABINSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 3.5" 174 RW
21 WALKER, NATHAN VITKOVICE JR. CZREP-JR. 5' 9.0" 185 LW
22 NEMEC, ERIK VITKOVICE JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 0.0" 161 C
23 IZACKY, JAKUB TRINEC JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 0.0" 187 LW
24 TIKKINEN, NIKLAS BLUES JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 11.0" 172 D
25 LEHTONEN, MIKKO TPS JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 11.0" 183 D
26 AALTONEN, MIRO BLUES FINLAND 5' 10.0" 168 C
27 BOYCE ROTEVALL, JEREMY TIMRA SWEDEN 6' 0.0" 176 LW
28 MATUS, RADIM TRINEC JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 0.25" 160 C
29 KILNAR, ALES VITKOVICE JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 0.0" 185 LW
30 PETTERSSON, JESPER LINKOPING JR. SWE-JR. 5' 8.25" 180 D
31 TORNKVIST, TOBIAS ROGLE JR. SWE-JR. 6' 3.75" 190 RW
32 HUOVINEN, JOONAS SPORT JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 11.0" 176 C
33 SAMUELSSON, HENRIK EDMONTON WHL 6' 2.0" 195 RW
34 WIKSTRAND, MIKAEL MORA SWEDEN-2 6' 1.0" 183 D
35 BERTSCHY, CHRISTOPH BERN SWISS 5' 10.0" 170 C
36 VERMIN, JOEL BERN SWISS 5' 11.0" 192 RW
37 KUKAN, DEAN LULEA JR. SWE-JR. 6' 2.0" 198 D
38 KULMALA, RASMUS TPS JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 8.0" 160 C
39 KOBLASA, PETR KARLOVY VARY JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 0.25" 190 RW
40 SIMION, DARIO LUGANO SWISS 6' 1.0" 187 RW
41 KRUTIKOV, EVGENI SPARTAK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 1.0" 174 LW
42 NEJEZCHLEB, RICHARD SLAVIA JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 2.0" 187 RW
43 MUSTONEN, JOEL SKELLEFTEA JR. SWE-JR. 5' 10.0" 172 C
44 AUVINEN, HENRI JYP JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 1.5" 176 D
45 MISYUL, OLEG YAROSLAVL 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 2.0" 205 D
46 ZERRESSEN, PASCAL KREFELD JR. GERMANY-JR. 6' 5.0" 218 D
47 KRETSCHMANN, CHRISTIAN KREFELD JR. GERMANY-JR. 5' 10.0" 185 C
48 SIEBER, LUKAS DAVOS SWISS 6' 0.0" 165 LW
49 WALSER, SAMUEL KLOTEN SWISS 6' 3.0" 218 C
50 HARI, JANOS MODO JR. SWE-JR. 5' 9.0" 165 LW
51 KARLSSON, ERIK FROLUNDA JR. SWE-JR. 5' 11.75" 162 C
52 LUNDBERG, EMIL SODERTALJE SWEDEN-2 6' 3.0" 203 RW
53 RANTAKARI, OTSO JOKERIT JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 11.0" 165 D
54 LINDBOHM, PETTERI JOKERIT JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 3.0" 209 D
55 PODZINSH, AYNARS RIGA RUSSIA 6' 0.0" 183 LW
56 PROCHAZKA, MARTIN SPARTA JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 2.5" 195 LW
57 TIFFELS, DOMINIK MANNHEIM JR. GERMANY-JR. 5' 10.0" 176 D
58 KNOT, RONALD SLAVIA JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 3.0" 192 D
59 YUNUSHEV, DANIIL UFA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 11.0" 198 LW
60 MARKKULA, SAMU JYP JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 9.0" 172 LW
61 MALENKIKH, EGOR ST. PETERSBURG 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 4.0" 197 D
62 KLEIN, ARTEM KREFELD JR. GERMANY-JR. 6' 1.0" 190 C
63 KALLELA, TONI KALPA FINLAND 5' 10.0" 165 LW
64 GAREEV, STANISLAV UFA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 3.25" 195 D
65 BAZANOV, ALEXEI VOSKRESENSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 11.0" 163 C/LW/RW
66 NOSEK, TOMAS PARDUBICE CZREP 6' 3.0" 180 LW
67 MRAZ, RICHARD LEV POPRAD 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 2.0" 194 RW
68 HAWLIK, ADAM VITKOVICE JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 0.5" 192 D
69 ZANGGER, SANDRO ZURICH JR. SWISS-JR. 6' 0.0" 165 RW
70 MARTI, CHRISTIAN KLOTEN JR. SWISS-JR. 6' 3.0" 203 D
71 SLOVACEK, ONDREJ VITKOVICE JR. CZREP-JR. 5' 11.5" 156 RW
72 ZADRAZIL, MATEJ KARLOVY VARY JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 1.5" 204 LW
73 LUZA, PATRIK BRATISLAVA JR. SLOVAKIA-JR. 6' 1.0" 194 D
74 HEDBERG, EDWIN MODO JR. SWE-JR. 5' 11.0" 174 RW
75 SULAK, LIBOR LEV POPRAD 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 1.0" 169 D
76 SHINGAREEV, TIMUR MAGNITOGORSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 10.0" 169 RW
77 NYSTROM, ERIK MODO JR. SWE-JR. 5' 11.0" 176 LW
78 NILSSON, LUDVIG TIMRA JR. SWE-JR. 6' 1.0" 173 C
79 FERNHOLM, SIMON HUDDINGE JR. SWE-JR. 6' 4.0" 187 D
80 LILLIESTROM KARLSSON, DAVID AIK SWEDEN 5' 11.0" 187 C
81 BITTNER, JAN LITVINOV JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 3.0" 207 D
82 PLASIL, KAREL C. BUDEJOVICE JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 3.0" 183 D
83 STULOV, DMITRI MAGNITOGORSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 1.0" 180 D
84 LIPSBERGS, ROBERTS RIGA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 10.0" 176 LW
85 OLOFSSON, JOHAN FARJESTAD JR. SWE-JR. 5' 9.0" 152 RW
86 JEVPALOVS, NIKITA 6' 0.0" 181 RW
87 NOREN, PATRIK LEKSAND SWEDEN-2 5' 11.0" 176 D
88 BALMELLI, LUKAS LUGANO JR. SWISS-JR. 6' 2.0" 185 C
89 JANMARK-NYLEN, MATTIAS AIK JR. SWE-JR. 6' 1.0" 189 C
90 HANNIKAINEN, MARKUS JOKERIT JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 2.0" 185 LW
91 SPELLING, THOMAS HERNING DENMARK 6' 1.0" 176 RW
92 SCHMUTZ, JULIAN BERN JR. SWISS-JR. 5' 8.0" 170 RW
93 SANDBERG, FILIP HV 71 JR. SWE-JR. 5' 7.5" 159 C
94 MATEJCEK, MARTIN SPARTA JR. CZREP-JR. 5' 11.75" 166 LW
95 EBERHARDT, MARKUS RIESSERSEE GERMANY-2 5' 10.0" 190 LW
96 VANIN, DENIS CHELYABINSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 0.0" 178 D
97 YAMKIN, ILYA NIZHNY NOVGOROD 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 10.25" 187 LW
98 GUERRA, SAMUEL DAVOS SWISS 6' 1.0" 190 D
99 GALIN, DAMIR KAZAN 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 3.75" 224 D
100 NIKKO, JONI LUKKO JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 2.0" 191 LW
101 FAYZULLIN, DANIL KAZAN 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 11.0" 143 D
102 KADEYKIN, ALEXANDER MYTISCHI 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 3.0" 187 C
103 FISCHBUCH, DANIEL DUSSELDORF JR. GERMANY-JR. 5' 10.0" 176 RW
104 KHATSEI, ARSENI SPARTAK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 11.75" 179 C
105 LYUBUSHIN, ILYA NOVOKUZNETSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 1.0" 189 D
106 LEBEDEV, ALEXANDR YAROSLAVL 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 1.5" 191 LW
107 KLOPPER, PATRICK KREFELD JR. GERMANY-JR. 5' 10.0" 154 C
108 TIMIREV, ALEXANDR CSKA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 10.0" 187 RW
109 LISOV, NIKITA CSKA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 0.5" 175 D
110 GIMATOV, EDUARD YEKATERINBURG 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 10.5" 174 C/LW/RW
111 FRIMAN, NICO HIFK JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 8.5" 156 RW
112 ROUILLER, ANTHONY BIEL JR. SWISS-JR. 5' 8.0" 154 D
113 KVARTALNOV, NIKITA CHEREPOVETS 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 10.0" 163 C/LW/RW
114 HAUNER, NORMAN KOLN GERMANY 5' 11.0" 176 RW
115 BOTZENHARDT, THOMAS BAD TOLZ JR. GERMANY-JR. 6' 3.0" 209 D
116 RYDAHL, GUSTAV FROLUNDA JR. SWE-JR. 6' 2.0" 194 C
117 RYABOV, ANATOLI TYUMEN 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 0.0" 180 LW
118 SALMINEN, SAMI JOKERIT JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 5.0" 200 RW
119 ZAAR, DANIEL ROGLE JR. SWE-JR. 5' 11.0" 167 RW
120 ANDERBERG, FREDRIC DJURGARDEN JR. SWE-JR. 5' 11.25" 187 C/LW/RW
121 NATTINEN, TOPI JYP JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 10.0" 165 C
122 WESTERHOLM, PONTHUS MALMO SWEDEN-2 6' 0.0" 187 RW
123 HAAPALA, HENRIK TAPPARA JR. FINLAND-JR. 5' 5.0" 133 RW
124 SALAK, JAN BRATISLAVA JR. SLOVAKIA-JR. 6' 2.0" 213 RW
125 NEUENSCHWANDER, JAN DAVOS SWISS 5' 10.0" 185 C
126 KRONTHALER, STEPHAN LANDSHUT CANN. GERMANY-2 6' 1.0" 187 D
127 KURTH, MARCEL MANNHEIM JR. GERMANY-JR. 6' 0.0" 192 C
128 SEKAC, JIRI LEV POPRAD RUSSIA 6' 1.5" 174 LW
129 CHALUPA, LUKAS LEV POPRAD 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 3.0" 183 D
130 BURI, RICHARD NITRA JR. SLOVAKIA-JR. 6' 3.0" 192 D
131 ARZAMASTSEV, ZAKHAR NOVOKUZNETSK RUSSIA 6' 2.0" 205 D
132 SOSHNIKOV, NIKITA MYTISCHI 2 RUSSIA-JR. 5' 11.0" 156 C/LW/RW
133 HOLM, PHILIP DJURGARDEN SWEDEN 6' 1.0" 189 D
134 BISCHOFBERGER, JOHANNES SALZBURG AUSTRIA 5' 8.0" 154 LW
135 KOMAREK, KONSTANTIN LULEA SWEDEN 5' 11.0" 187 LW
European Goalies
RANK NAME TEAM LEAGUE HEIGHT WEIGHT
1 VASILEVSKI, ANDREI UFA 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 3.25" 204
2 DANSK, OSCAR BRYNAS JR. SWE-JR. 6' 2.5" 186
3 KORPISALO, JOONAS JOKERIT JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 1.5" 163
4 LANGHAMER, MAREK PARDUBICE JR. CZREP-JR. 6' 1.75" 181
5 AUREN, JEAN SPORT JR. FINLAND-JR. 6' 1.5" 187
6 ISRAELSSON, MATHIAS FROLUNDA JR. SWE-JR. 5' 9.75" 193
7 ULLBERG, RICHARD SAIPA FINLAND 6' 3.0" 185
8 SABOL, RICHARD B. BYSTRICA JR. SLOVAKIA-JR. 5' 11.0" 185
9 DEMCHENKO, VASILI CHELYABINSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. 6' 1.0" 163
10 CUPPER, MARVIN EISBAREN BERLIN JR. GERMANY-JR. 5' 11.0" 180
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