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Friday, March 16, 2012
Pics Of The Game
Pics Of The Game from Cranbrook Photo.
They are the official photographers of the Kootenay ICE and are Cranbrook's Foto Source.
For more ICE pictures visit cranbrookphoto.com.
If you have a request of shots of a specific player contact Chris Pullen … chris@cranbrookphoto.com
Co-MVP's Max Reinhart and Nathan Lieuwen
Nathan Lieuwen with a pad save
Jesse Ismond scores a powerplay goal
Erik Benoit makes it 3-0
Joey Leach has goals in 3 straight games
Luke Philp almost has a breakaway
Chris Driedger makes the save of the game against Levi Cable
They are the official photographers of the Kootenay ICE and are Cranbrook's Foto Source.
For more ICE pictures visit cranbrookphoto.com.
If you have a request of shots of a specific player contact Chris Pullen … chris@cranbrookphoto.com
Calgary 6 Kootenay 5 OT Game #71
Cranbrook, BC – The Calgary Hitmen came back from a 4-0 first period deficit to beat the Kootenay ICE 6-5 in overtime in WHL action on Friday night.
The ICE (36-25-6-4) scored 4 goals in a 3:33 span to jump out to a 4-0 lead. (the Franchise record is 3:23)
Sam Reinhart opened the scoring with a wrist from the low slot that went off the cross bar and into the net.
On the powerplay Jesse Ismond found a loose puck in the slot and notched his 5th PPG of the season.
The ICE made it 3-0 as Joey Leach got his 2nd assist of the period with Erik Benoit putting in a rebound near the crease.
Calgary changed goalies with Chris Driedger replacing Brandon Glover.
Elgin Pearce made it 4-0 with a shot from the middle slot that beat the new goalie low on the stick side.
The Hitmen (43-25-2-1) scored on the powerplay with Viktor Rask getting team leading 14th PPG.
In the second period the ICE were called for 3 penalties in a short stretch that gave the Hitmen two long 5-on-3 powerplays and they scored on a goal mouth scramble with Jimmy Bubnick getting the goal.
The Hitmen won a battle in the ICE zone and got the puck to the blueline for Jaynen Rissling who scored with a slap shot that beat the screened goalie.
ICE defenseman Luke Paulsen left the game in the second and didn’t return to the game.
Early in the third period Joey Leach scored with a wrist shot from the half boards that beat the screened goalie.
Leach has goals in 3 straight games.
Calgary pulled their goalie with 2 minutes left and Jimmy Bubnick scored after receiving a behind the net pass from Alex Gogolev.
Calgary pulled the goalie again and Trevor Cheek threw the puck in the air into the crease and the puck went into the net off of Greg Chases’ arm.
In the overtime the Hitmen scored the winner on the powerplay with Spencer Humphries scoring from the top of the circle.
The ICE have lost 4 games in a row and had the lead in the 3rd ppeiod in all of them.
The 4 goal lead is the biggest lead relinquished by the ICE this season.
The ICE will visit Calgary on Saturday in the final regular season game of the season.
The next home game for the ICE will be games 3 and 4 of the 1st round of the playoffs.
Hitmen record against teams they could face in the 1st round … Saskatoon 2-2, Regina 2-2, Brandon 2-2, Kootenay 2-5.
ICE record against teams they could face in the 1st round … Edmonton 0-3-2-1, Moose Jaw 1-2-1, Medicine Hat 3-3, Calgary 5-0-1.
Hitmen forward 15-year-old Jake Virtanen, who played in his 8th WHL game, was the 1st overall pick in the 2011 Bantam Draft, the ICE selected his cousin Jared in the 8th round of the same draft.
ICE Scratches – Mike Simpson, Max Reinhart (1st game day-to-day) Drew Czerwonka (13th game, lower body, 1-2 weeks).
The ICE handed out their year-end awards.
Co-MVP – Nathan Lieuwen and Max Reinhart
Defenseman – Joey Leach
Rookie – Sam Reinhart
Players’ Award – Nathan Lieuwen
Most Improved – Brock Montgomery
Most Underratted – Jagger Dirk
Community Relations – Drew Czerwonka
Fan’s Club – Sam Reinhart
Scholastic – Jeff Hubic
Game Summary
Calgary 43-25-2-1 Kootenay 36-25-6-4
1st Period
1, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 28 (Leach), 4:51.
2, Kootenay, Ismond 16 (McKinlay, Dirk), 7:24 (PP).
3, Kootenay, Benoit 14 (Leach, Cable), 7:54.
4, Kootenay, Pearce 21 (Antilla, Montgomery), 8:24.
5, Calgary, Rask 33 (Macek, Gogolev), 11:00 (PP).
Penalties-Humphries Cal (roughing), 5:00; Ismond Ktn (roughing), 5:00; Bowman Cal (interference), 6:03; Dirk Ktn (slashing), 9:52; Bubnick Cal (roughing), 11:59; Antilla Ktn (tripping), 13:38.
2nd Period
6, Calgary, Bubnick 33 (Brassart, Macek), 6:50 (PP).
7, Calgary, Rissling 5 (Gogolev, Humphries), 11:03.
Penalties-Wand Ktn (roughing, roughing, 10-minute misconduct), 5:08; Dirk Ktn (high sticking), 6:20; Sylvester Cal (interference), 11:23; Antilla Ktn (tripping), 16:46.
3rd Period
8, Kootenay, Leach 12 (Ismond, Reinhart), 3:25.
9, Calgary, Bubnick 34 (Gogolev, Rask), 19:03.
10, Calgary, Chase 6 (Sylvester, Cheek), 19:18.
Penalties-Brassart Cal (roughing), 11:33; Ismond Ktn (roughing), 11:33; Muth Ktn (checking from behind), 19:47.
OT Period
11, Calgary, Humphries 8 (Macek), 0:59 (PP). Penalties-No Penalties
Shots on Goal-Calgary 6-15-2-11-34. Kootenay 14-3-9-0-26.
Power Play Opportunities-Calgary 3 / 6; Kootenay 1 / 3.
Goalies-Calgary, Glover 20-12-0-0 (9 shots-6 saves); Driedger 23-12-2-1 (17 shots-15 saves). Kootenay, Lieuwen 27-19-6-2 (34 shots-28 saves).
A-2,840
Referees-Colin Watt (72), Derek Zalaski (8).
Linesmen-Michael Roberts (87), Ian Shaver (74).
The ICE (36-25-6-4) scored 4 goals in a 3:33 span to jump out to a 4-0 lead. (the Franchise record is 3:23)
Sam Reinhart opened the scoring with a wrist from the low slot that went off the cross bar and into the net.
On the powerplay Jesse Ismond found a loose puck in the slot and notched his 5th PPG of the season.
The ICE made it 3-0 as Joey Leach got his 2nd assist of the period with Erik Benoit putting in a rebound near the crease.
Calgary changed goalies with Chris Driedger replacing Brandon Glover.
Elgin Pearce made it 4-0 with a shot from the middle slot that beat the new goalie low on the stick side.
The Hitmen (43-25-2-1) scored on the powerplay with Viktor Rask getting team leading 14th PPG.
In the second period the ICE were called for 3 penalties in a short stretch that gave the Hitmen two long 5-on-3 powerplays and they scored on a goal mouth scramble with Jimmy Bubnick getting the goal.
The Hitmen won a battle in the ICE zone and got the puck to the blueline for Jaynen Rissling who scored with a slap shot that beat the screened goalie.
ICE defenseman Luke Paulsen left the game in the second and didn’t return to the game.
Early in the third period Joey Leach scored with a wrist shot from the half boards that beat the screened goalie.
Leach has goals in 3 straight games.
Calgary pulled their goalie with 2 minutes left and Jimmy Bubnick scored after receiving a behind the net pass from Alex Gogolev.
Calgary pulled the goalie again and Trevor Cheek threw the puck in the air into the crease and the puck went into the net off of Greg Chases’ arm.
In the overtime the Hitmen scored the winner on the powerplay with Spencer Humphries scoring from the top of the circle.
The ICE have lost 4 games in a row and had the lead in the 3rd ppeiod in all of them.
The 4 goal lead is the biggest lead relinquished by the ICE this season.
The ICE will visit Calgary on Saturday in the final regular season game of the season.
The next home game for the ICE will be games 3 and 4 of the 1st round of the playoffs.
Hitmen record against teams they could face in the 1st round … Saskatoon 2-2, Regina 2-2, Brandon 2-2, Kootenay 2-5.
ICE record against teams they could face in the 1st round … Edmonton 0-3-2-1, Moose Jaw 1-2-1, Medicine Hat 3-3, Calgary 5-0-1.
Hitmen forward 15-year-old Jake Virtanen, who played in his 8th WHL game, was the 1st overall pick in the 2011 Bantam Draft, the ICE selected his cousin Jared in the 8th round of the same draft.
ICE Scratches – Mike Simpson, Max Reinhart (1st game day-to-day) Drew Czerwonka (13th game, lower body, 1-2 weeks).
The ICE handed out their year-end awards.
Co-MVP – Nathan Lieuwen and Max Reinhart
Defenseman – Joey Leach
Rookie – Sam Reinhart
Players’ Award – Nathan Lieuwen
Most Improved – Brock Montgomery
Most Underratted – Jagger Dirk
Community Relations – Drew Czerwonka
Fan’s Club – Sam Reinhart
Scholastic – Jeff Hubic
Game Summary
Calgary 43-25-2-1 Kootenay 36-25-6-4
1st Period
1, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 28 (Leach), 4:51.
2, Kootenay, Ismond 16 (McKinlay, Dirk), 7:24 (PP).
3, Kootenay, Benoit 14 (Leach, Cable), 7:54.
4, Kootenay, Pearce 21 (Antilla, Montgomery), 8:24.
5, Calgary, Rask 33 (Macek, Gogolev), 11:00 (PP).
Penalties-Humphries Cal (roughing), 5:00; Ismond Ktn (roughing), 5:00; Bowman Cal (interference), 6:03; Dirk Ktn (slashing), 9:52; Bubnick Cal (roughing), 11:59; Antilla Ktn (tripping), 13:38.
2nd Period
6, Calgary, Bubnick 33 (Brassart, Macek), 6:50 (PP).
7, Calgary, Rissling 5 (Gogolev, Humphries), 11:03.
Penalties-Wand Ktn (roughing, roughing, 10-minute misconduct), 5:08; Dirk Ktn (high sticking), 6:20; Sylvester Cal (interference), 11:23; Antilla Ktn (tripping), 16:46.
3rd Period
8, Kootenay, Leach 12 (Ismond, Reinhart), 3:25.
9, Calgary, Bubnick 34 (Gogolev, Rask), 19:03.
10, Calgary, Chase 6 (Sylvester, Cheek), 19:18.
Penalties-Brassart Cal (roughing), 11:33; Ismond Ktn (roughing), 11:33; Muth Ktn (checking from behind), 19:47.
OT Period
11, Calgary, Humphries 8 (Macek), 0:59 (PP). Penalties-No Penalties
Shots on Goal-Calgary 6-15-2-11-34. Kootenay 14-3-9-0-26.
Power Play Opportunities-Calgary 3 / 6; Kootenay 1 / 3.
Goalies-Calgary, Glover 20-12-0-0 (9 shots-6 saves); Driedger 23-12-2-1 (17 shots-15 saves). Kootenay, Lieuwen 27-19-6-2 (34 shots-28 saves).
A-2,840
Referees-Colin Watt (72), Derek Zalaski (8).
Linesmen-Michael Roberts (87), Ian Shaver (74).
Trivia Game #71
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
Who have the ICE played the most playoff games against?
ANSWER – 23 times vs Kelowna, 19 vs Calgary.
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For questions or comments email me directly at jeff@thedrivefm.ca.
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Today’s Trivia question.
Who have the ICE played the most playoff games against?
ANSWER – 23 times vs Kelowna, 19 vs Calgary.
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For questions or comments email me directly at jeff@thedrivefm.ca.
Also follow on Twitter @ JHollick_ICE.
Calgary @ Kootenay Game #71
The Kootenay ICE will host the Calgary Hitmen tonight in the first half of a home-and-home.
The ICE lead the season series 5-1.
September 24 in Kootenay - ICE 5-1
October 2 in Calgary - Hitmen 4-2
October 23 in Calgary - ICE 4-2
February 3 in Kootenay - ICE 2-1
February 12 in Calgary - ICE 4-0
March 3 in Kootenay - ICE 2-1
The ICE have lost 3 in a row and are in 7th place in the Conference. They can still finish anywhere from 5th to 8th.
The Hitmen have clinched home ice advantage for the playoffs and can finish 3rd or 4th.
The ICE will hand out their year-end awards before the opening face-off.
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/march16?mode=embed&layout=http%3A%2F%2Fskin.issuu.com%2Fv%2Flight%2Flayout.xml&showFlipBtn=true
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 28 Max Reinhart, 27 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 50 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Points – 78 Max Reinhart, 60 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 40 Joey Leach, 29 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 60 Sam Reinhart, 14 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 99 Jesse Ismond, 94 Spencer Wand, 93 Jagger Dirk
+/- - +24 Jagger Dirk, +23 Joey Leach
Avg – 2.42 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.12 Mackenzie Skapski
Hitmen
Goals – 32 Jimmy Bubnick, Viktor Rask
Assists – 44 Cody Sylvester
Points – 72 Jimmy Bubnick
Defenseman – 45 Collin Bowman
Rookie – 60 Viktor Rask
PM – 117 Jaynen Risling
+/- - +28 Cody Sylvester, Brock Sutherland
Avg – 2.89 Chris Driedger, 3.03 Brandon Glover
Head to Head
ICE
Brock Montgomery 1-7-8
Sam Reinhart 5-2-7
Jesse Ismond 1-4-5
Joey Leach 1-4-5
Joe Antilla 0-4-4
Nathan Lieuwen 5-1-0-0 1.34 .950% 1 SO
Hitmen
Brooks Macek 2-0-2
Danny Gayle 1-1-2
Alex Gogolev 1-1-2
Viktor Rask 1-1-2
Chris Driedger 0-2-0-0 2.17 .915
Brandon Glover 1-3-0-0 3.30 .844
Streaks
Max Reinhart 3 games 0-4-4, 7 of 8 games 4-8-12
Home
Max Reinhart 11-25-36
Jesse Ismond 8-20-28
Dylen McKinlay 11-13-24
Sam Reinhart 12-10-22
Elgin Pearce 12-9-21
Joey Leach 7-14-21
Brock Montgomery 10-10-20
Joe Antilla 6-14-20
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 7-8-15
Mackenzie Skapski 5-4-0-2 2.38 .912%
Nathan Lieuwen 14-8-2-0 2.46 .915% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 17-25-42
Sam Reinhart 15-23-38
Jesse Ismond 7-18-25
Joe Antilla 8-15-23
Brock Montgomery 12-10-22
Joey Leach 4-15-19
Jagger Dirk 4-13-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 4-10-14
Nathan Lieuwen 13-11-3-2 2.39 .919% 2 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-0 4.19 .861%
The ICE lead the season series 5-1.
September 24 in Kootenay - ICE 5-1
October 2 in Calgary - Hitmen 4-2
October 23 in Calgary - ICE 4-2
February 3 in Kootenay - ICE 2-1
February 12 in Calgary - ICE 4-0
March 3 in Kootenay - ICE 2-1
The ICE have lost 3 in a row and are in 7th place in the Conference. They can still finish anywhere from 5th to 8th.
The Hitmen have clinched home ice advantage for the playoffs and can finish 3rd or 4th.
The ICE will hand out their year-end awards before the opening face-off.
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/march16?mode=embed&layout=http%3A%2F%2Fskin.issuu.com%2Fv%2Flight%2Flayout.xml&showFlipBtn=true
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 28 Max Reinhart, 27 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 50 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Points – 78 Max Reinhart, 60 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 40 Joey Leach, 29 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 60 Sam Reinhart, 14 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 99 Jesse Ismond, 94 Spencer Wand, 93 Jagger Dirk
+/- - +24 Jagger Dirk, +23 Joey Leach
Avg – 2.42 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.12 Mackenzie Skapski
Hitmen
Goals – 32 Jimmy Bubnick, Viktor Rask
Assists – 44 Cody Sylvester
Points – 72 Jimmy Bubnick
Defenseman – 45 Collin Bowman
Rookie – 60 Viktor Rask
PM – 117 Jaynen Risling
+/- - +28 Cody Sylvester, Brock Sutherland
Avg – 2.89 Chris Driedger, 3.03 Brandon Glover
Head to Head
ICE
Brock Montgomery 1-7-8
Sam Reinhart 5-2-7
Jesse Ismond 1-4-5
Joey Leach 1-4-5
Joe Antilla 0-4-4
Nathan Lieuwen 5-1-0-0 1.34 .950% 1 SO
Hitmen
Brooks Macek 2-0-2
Danny Gayle 1-1-2
Alex Gogolev 1-1-2
Viktor Rask 1-1-2
Chris Driedger 0-2-0-0 2.17 .915
Brandon Glover 1-3-0-0 3.30 .844
Streaks
Max Reinhart 3 games 0-4-4, 7 of 8 games 4-8-12
Home
Max Reinhart 11-25-36
Jesse Ismond 8-20-28
Dylen McKinlay 11-13-24
Sam Reinhart 12-10-22
Elgin Pearce 12-9-21
Joey Leach 7-14-21
Brock Montgomery 10-10-20
Joe Antilla 6-14-20
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 7-8-15
Mackenzie Skapski 5-4-0-2 2.38 .912%
Nathan Lieuwen 14-8-2-0 2.46 .915% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 17-25-42
Sam Reinhart 15-23-38
Jesse Ismond 7-18-25
Joe Antilla 8-15-23
Brock Montgomery 12-10-22
Joey Leach 4-15-19
Jagger Dirk 4-13-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 4-10-14
Nathan Lieuwen 13-11-3-2 2.39 .919% 2 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-0 4.19 .861%
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 19 GP 7-12-0 4.18 .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 20 GP 12-6-2 2.38 .903% 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 27 GP 8-7-15 95pm
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 43 GP 3-3-6 61pm
Kyle Krabben
16 year old defenseman
Mar 25/95
Calgary, Alb
6th round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary 30 GP 3-7-10 43pm
Joseph Leonidas
15 year old defenseman
June 24/96
Calgary, Alb
11th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Calgary 29 GP 12-16-30 34pm
Matthew Murray
15 year old defenseman
July 23/96
Kamloops, BC
4th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
BC AAA Midget Thompson 36 GP 0-6-6 112pm
Jordan Steenbergen
15 year old defenseman
Jan 18/96
Sylvan Lake, Alb
3rd round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Red Deer 29 GP 3-22-25 94pm
Jack Thomas
15 year old defenseman
Jan 17/96
Calgary, Alb
12th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Calgary 30 GP 1-10-11 24pm
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
Mathew Alfaro
15 year old forward
Aug 6/96
Calgary, Alb
Alberta AAA Bantam Calgary 23 GP 2-4-6 26pm
Jakson Elynuik
16 year old forward
Feb 28/95
Calgary, Alb
7th round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary 9 GP 3-6-9 6pm
Jared Iron
17 year old forward
Mar 27/94
Canoe Narrows, Sask
8th round pick in 2009 Bantam Draft
SJHL La Ronge 47 GP 8-12-20 10pm Playoffs 5 GP 2-1-3 2pm
Braden Jakubowski
15 year old forward
Apr 16/96
Leduc, Alb
10th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Leduc 34 GP 36-27-63 58pm
Kurt Johnas
17 year old forward
May 21/94
Winnipeg, Man
5th round pick in 2009 Bantam Draft
Manitoba High School Winnipeg
MJHL Steinbach 5 GP 4-0-4 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 30 GP 22-24-46 32pm
Luke Philp
16 year old forward
Oct 6/95
Canmore, Alb
3rd round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Kootenay ICE 15 GP 1-1-2 2pm
AJHL Canmore 48 GP 16-30-46 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 35 GP 19-17-36 126pm
Carter Sawicki
15 year old forward
Sept 14/96
Red Deer, Alb
Alberta Minor Midget Red Deer 30 GP 12-15-27 64pm
Dylan Schellenberg
18 year old forward
Mar 22/93
Drumheller, Alb
8th round pick in 2008 Bantam Draft
AJHL Drumheller/Canmore 35 GP 1-3-4 86pm Playoffs 4 GP 1-0-1 18pm
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 37 GP 9-9-18 18pm
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 28-18-46 72pm
Ian Williams
16 year old forward
Feb 2/95
Wilcox, Sask
Sask AAA Midget Notre Dame 43 GP 21-27-48 48pm
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 24 GP 9-13-22 78pm
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 38 GP 11-7-18 28pm
Clayton Jardine
20 year old forward
Apr 3/91
Lacombe, Alb
9th round pick in 2006 Bantam Draft
NCAA Merrimack 26 GP 1-3-4 24pm
Stefan Nicholishen
18 year old forward
Apr 30/93
Penticton, BC
Committed to Nebraska-Omaha
BCHL Salmon Arm 46 GP 4-3-7 39pm
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 19 GP 7-12-0 4.18 .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 20 GP 12-6-2 2.38 .903% 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 27 GP 8-7-15 95pm
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 43 GP 3-3-6 61pm
Kyle Krabben
16 year old defenseman
Mar 25/95
Calgary, Alb
6th round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary 30 GP 3-7-10 43pm
Joseph Leonidas
15 year old defenseman
June 24/96
Calgary, Alb
11th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Calgary 29 GP 12-16-30 34pm
Matthew Murray
15 year old defenseman
July 23/96
Kamloops, BC
4th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
BC AAA Midget Thompson 36 GP 0-6-6 112pm
Jordan Steenbergen
15 year old defenseman
Jan 18/96
Sylvan Lake, Alb
3rd round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Red Deer 29 GP 3-22-25 94pm
Jack Thomas
15 year old defenseman
Jan 17/96
Calgary, Alb
12th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Calgary 30 GP 1-10-11 24pm
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
Mathew Alfaro
15 year old forward
Aug 6/96
Calgary, Alb
Alberta AAA Bantam Calgary 23 GP 2-4-6 26pm
Jakson Elynuik
16 year old forward
Feb 28/95
Calgary, Alb
7th round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary 9 GP 3-6-9 6pm
Jared Iron
17 year old forward
Mar 27/94
Canoe Narrows, Sask
8th round pick in 2009 Bantam Draft
SJHL La Ronge 47 GP 8-12-20 10pm Playoffs 5 GP 2-1-3 2pm
Braden Jakubowski
15 year old forward
Apr 16/96
Leduc, Alb
10th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Leduc 34 GP 36-27-63 58pm
Kurt Johnas
17 year old forward
May 21/94
Winnipeg, Man
5th round pick in 2009 Bantam Draft
Manitoba High School Winnipeg
MJHL Steinbach 5 GP 4-0-4 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 30 GP 22-24-46 32pm
Luke Philp
16 year old forward
Oct 6/95
Canmore, Alb
3rd round pick in 2010 Bantam Draft
Kootenay ICE 15 GP 1-1-2 2pm
AJHL Canmore 48 GP 16-30-46 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 35 GP 19-17-36 126pm
Carter Sawicki
15 year old forward
Sept 14/96
Red Deer, Alb
Alberta Minor Midget Red Deer 30 GP 12-15-27 64pm
Dylan Schellenberg
18 year old forward
Mar 22/93
Drumheller, Alb
8th round pick in 2008 Bantam Draft
AJHL Drumheller/Canmore 35 GP 1-3-4 86pm Playoffs 4 GP 1-0-1 18pm
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 37 GP 9-9-18 18pm
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 28-18-46 72pm
Ian Williams
16 year old forward
Feb 2/95
Wilcox, Sask
Sask AAA Midget Notre Dame 43 GP 21-27-48 48pm
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 24 GP 9-13-22 78pm
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 38 GP 11-7-18 28pm
Clayton Jardine
20 year old forward
Apr 3/91
Lacombe, Alb
9th round pick in 2006 Bantam Draft
NCAA Merrimack 26 GP 1-3-4 24pm
Stefan Nicholishen
18 year old forward
Apr 30/93
Penticton, BC
Committed to Nebraska-Omaha
BCHL Salmon Arm 46 GP 4-3-7 39pm
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
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Remaining Schedule March 15
Kootenay 2
Home 1 – Calgary
Away 1 – Calgary
Calgary 2
Home 1 – Kootenay
Away 1 – Kootenay
Edmonton 2
Away 2 – Medicine Hat, Red Deer
Medicine Hat 2
Home 2 – Edmonton, Lethbridge
Brandon 2
Home 1 – Regina
Away 1 – Regina
Moose Jaw 2
Home 1 – Prince Albert
Away 1 – Prince Albert
Regina 2
Home 1 – Brandon
Away 1 – Brandon
Saskatoon 2
Home 1 – Swift Current
Away 1 – Swift Current
Home 1 – Calgary
Away 1 – Calgary
Calgary 2
Home 1 – Kootenay
Away 1 – Kootenay
Edmonton 2
Away 2 – Medicine Hat, Red Deer
Medicine Hat 2
Home 2 – Edmonton, Lethbridge
Brandon 2
Home 1 – Regina
Away 1 – Regina
Moose Jaw 2
Home 1 – Prince Albert
Away 1 – Prince Albert
Regina 2
Home 1 – Brandon
Away 1 – Brandon
Saskatoon 2
Home 1 – Swift Current
Away 1 – Swift Current
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Pics Of The Game
Pics Of The Game from Cranbrook Photo.
They are the official photographers of the Kootenay ICE and are Cranbrook's Foto Source.
For more ICE pictures visit cranbrookphoto.com.
If you have a request of shots of a specific player contact Chris Pullen … chris@cranbrookphoto.com
Brock Montgomery against Mark Pysyk
Joey Leach has goals in back-to-back games
Spencer Wand gets 1st career goal
How about the smile
ICE had 3 1-goal leads, Michael St. Croix took one away
Max Reinhart was upset with no penalty call
Jagger Dirk with a shorthanded goal
Brock Montgomery almost scored with 4 seconds left
They are the official photographers of the Kootenay ICE and are Cranbrook's Foto Source.
For more ICE pictures visit cranbrookphoto.com.
If you have a request of shots of a specific player contact Chris Pullen … chris@cranbrookphoto.com
Edmonton 5 Kootenay 4 OT Game #70
Cranbrook, BC – Edmonton Oil King forward Kritians Pelss scored at 3:55 of overtime in a 5-4 win over the Kootenay ICE in WHL action on Wednesday night.
The Oil Kings (48-15-3-4) opened the scoring in the first on a 3-on-2 break with Rhett Rachinski getting a partial breakaway and scored with a wrist shot high on the glove side.
In the second period the ICE (36-25-5-4) tied the game with the clubs skating 4-on-4 as Joey Leach stepped into a slap shot from the blueline that beat the partially screened goalie on the glove side.
1:25 later the ICE took a 2-1 lead as Spencer Wand scored his 1st career goal with a slp shot through the goalies’ legs.
2:11 later the Oil Kings tied the game with Michael St. Croix, the team leader in scoring, alone near the crease with a loose puck and a wide open net.
The ICE made it 3-2 as Joe Antilla put a pass to top the crease and Brock Montgomery crashed the net and put the puck into the net. The goal was reviewed for a couple of minutes to see if the puck was kicked into the net.
1:22 later the Oil Kings tied the game on a 2-on-1 break with Cole Benson near the crease for a open net goal.
In the third period the ICE took a 4-3 lead on a shorthanded 2-on-1 break with Jagger Dirk coming down the right wing and scored with a wrist shot on the stick side.
31 seconds later on the same powerplay the Oil Kings tied the game with a rebound goal by Tritan Sieben.
In overtime the Oil King got a breakaway goal from Kristans Pelss.
The ICE are tied with Saskatoon for 6th place in the Conference, 1 point behind Regina amd 2 ahead of Brandon.
All 4 teams have 2 games left in the regular season.
The ICE will host Calgary on Friday.
Edmonton, who have clinched 1st place in the East Conference, did not dress veterans Klarc Wilson and Jordan Peddle, while Dylan Wruck (7 assists vs ICE in 5 games this season) is day-to-day with an upper body injury.
ICE forward Sam Reinhart and Oil Kings starting goalie Tristan Jarry won a Gold Medal for Team BC at the 2011 Canada Winter Games in Halifax.
Kootenay’s record against teams they could face in the 1st round of the playoffs … Edmonton 0-3-2-1, Moose Jaw 1-2-1-0, Medicine Hat 3-3-0-0, Calgary 5-1-0-0 (with 2 games remaining).
Edmonton’s record against teams they could face in the 1st round of the playoffs … Kootenay 6-0-0-0, Saskatoon 3-1-0-0, Regina 0-4-0-0 and Brandon 3-1-0-0.
Edmonton has had only 2 losing streaks all year, 0-2-0-0 in late October and 0-2-0-1 in Mid-November.
ICE Scratches – Luke Philp, Mike Simpson, Drew Czerwonka (12th game, lower body, 1-2 weeks).
Game Summary
Edmonton 48-15-3-4 Kootenay 36-25-5-4
1st Period
1, Edmonton, Rachinski 27 (Foster), 4:46.
Penalties-St. Croix Edm (slashing), 1:33; Leach Ktn (slashing), 2:26; Foster Edm (interference), 12:08; Ewanyk Edm (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 17:13; Ismond Ktn (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 17:13.
2nd Period
2, Kootenay, Leach 11 (M.Reinhart, S.Reinhart), 5:57.
3, Kootenay, Wand 1 7:22.
4, Edmonton, St. Croix 43 (Gernat), 9:33.
5, Kootenay, Montgomery 22 (Antilla), 15:31.
6, Edmonton, Benson 5 (Sieben, Pysyk), 16:53.
Penalties-Pelss Edm (interference), 2:26; Pysyk Edm (roughing), 4:44; Martin Ktn (roughing), 4:44; Pysyk Edm (roughing), 19:24.
3rd Period
7, Kootenay, Dirk 7 10:21 (SH).
8, Edmonton, Sieben 5 (Gernat, Rachinski), 10:52 (PP).
Penalties- M.Reinhart Ktn (tripping), 8:54; M.Reinhart Ktn (tripping), 13:02; Pysyk Edm (boarding), 16:17.
OT Period
9, Edmonton, Pelss 27 3:55.
Penalties-No Penalties
Shots on Goal-Edmonton 9-10-10-3-32. Kootenay 11-12-8-2-33.
Power Play Opportunities-Edmonton 1 / 3; Kootenay 0 / 5.
Goalies-Edmonton, Jarry 8-2-1-0 (33 shots-29 saves). Kootenay, Lieuwen 27-19-5-2 (32 shots-27 saves).
A-2,896
Referees-Trent Knorr (42), Pat Smith (12).
Linesmen-Steve Cochrane (125), Sean Donnelly (109).
The Oil Kings (48-15-3-4) opened the scoring in the first on a 3-on-2 break with Rhett Rachinski getting a partial breakaway and scored with a wrist shot high on the glove side.
In the second period the ICE (36-25-5-4) tied the game with the clubs skating 4-on-4 as Joey Leach stepped into a slap shot from the blueline that beat the partially screened goalie on the glove side.
1:25 later the ICE took a 2-1 lead as Spencer Wand scored his 1st career goal with a slp shot through the goalies’ legs.
2:11 later the Oil Kings tied the game with Michael St. Croix, the team leader in scoring, alone near the crease with a loose puck and a wide open net.
The ICE made it 3-2 as Joe Antilla put a pass to top the crease and Brock Montgomery crashed the net and put the puck into the net. The goal was reviewed for a couple of minutes to see if the puck was kicked into the net.
1:22 later the Oil Kings tied the game on a 2-on-1 break with Cole Benson near the crease for a open net goal.
In the third period the ICE took a 4-3 lead on a shorthanded 2-on-1 break with Jagger Dirk coming down the right wing and scored with a wrist shot on the stick side.
31 seconds later on the same powerplay the Oil Kings tied the game with a rebound goal by Tritan Sieben.
In overtime the Oil King got a breakaway goal from Kristans Pelss.
The ICE are tied with Saskatoon for 6th place in the Conference, 1 point behind Regina amd 2 ahead of Brandon.
All 4 teams have 2 games left in the regular season.
The ICE will host Calgary on Friday.
Edmonton, who have clinched 1st place in the East Conference, did not dress veterans Klarc Wilson and Jordan Peddle, while Dylan Wruck (7 assists vs ICE in 5 games this season) is day-to-day with an upper body injury.
ICE forward Sam Reinhart and Oil Kings starting goalie Tristan Jarry won a Gold Medal for Team BC at the 2011 Canada Winter Games in Halifax.
Kootenay’s record against teams they could face in the 1st round of the playoffs … Edmonton 0-3-2-1, Moose Jaw 1-2-1-0, Medicine Hat 3-3-0-0, Calgary 5-1-0-0 (with 2 games remaining).
Edmonton’s record against teams they could face in the 1st round of the playoffs … Kootenay 6-0-0-0, Saskatoon 3-1-0-0, Regina 0-4-0-0 and Brandon 3-1-0-0.
Edmonton has had only 2 losing streaks all year, 0-2-0-0 in late October and 0-2-0-1 in Mid-November.
ICE Scratches – Luke Philp, Mike Simpson, Drew Czerwonka (12th game, lower body, 1-2 weeks).
Game Summary
Edmonton 48-15-3-4 Kootenay 36-25-5-4
1st Period
1, Edmonton, Rachinski 27 (Foster), 4:46.
Penalties-St. Croix Edm (slashing), 1:33; Leach Ktn (slashing), 2:26; Foster Edm (interference), 12:08; Ewanyk Edm (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 17:13; Ismond Ktn (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 17:13.
2nd Period
2, Kootenay, Leach 11 (M.Reinhart, S.Reinhart), 5:57.
3, Kootenay, Wand 1 7:22.
4, Edmonton, St. Croix 43 (Gernat), 9:33.
5, Kootenay, Montgomery 22 (Antilla), 15:31.
6, Edmonton, Benson 5 (Sieben, Pysyk), 16:53.
Penalties-Pelss Edm (interference), 2:26; Pysyk Edm (roughing), 4:44; Martin Ktn (roughing), 4:44; Pysyk Edm (roughing), 19:24.
3rd Period
7, Kootenay, Dirk 7 10:21 (SH).
8, Edmonton, Sieben 5 (Gernat, Rachinski), 10:52 (PP).
Penalties- M.Reinhart Ktn (tripping), 8:54; M.Reinhart Ktn (tripping), 13:02; Pysyk Edm (boarding), 16:17.
OT Period
9, Edmonton, Pelss 27 3:55.
Penalties-No Penalties
Shots on Goal-Edmonton 9-10-10-3-32. Kootenay 11-12-8-2-33.
Power Play Opportunities-Edmonton 1 / 3; Kootenay 0 / 5.
Goalies-Edmonton, Jarry 8-2-1-0 (33 shots-29 saves). Kootenay, Lieuwen 27-19-5-2 (32 shots-27 saves).
A-2,896
Referees-Trent Knorr (42), Pat Smith (12).
Linesmen-Steve Cochrane (125), Sean Donnelly (109).
Trivia Game #70
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
What is the ICE record for most points by a rookie?
ANSWER – 86 Tomas Plihal 2001-02.
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For questions or comments email me directly at jeff@thedrivefm.ca.
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Today’s Trivia question.
What is the ICE record for most points by a rookie?
ANSWER – 86 Tomas Plihal 2001-02.
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For questions or comments email me directly at jeff@thedrivefm.ca.
Also follow on Twitter @ JHollick_ICE.
Edmonton @ Kootenay Game #70
The Kootenay ICE will host Edmonton tonight in the 6th and final meeting of the season.
The Oil Kings lead the season series 5-0 with the ICE holding a lead or tied in the 3rd period in 3 of the games.
October 5th in Edmonton - Oil Kings 2-1 SO
October 6th in Kootenay - Oil Kings 6-1
January 14th in Edmonton - Oil Kings 3-2 OT
Febraury 7th in Edmonton - Oil Kings 3-1
February 29th in Kootenay - Oil Kings 3-1
The ICE can finish anywhere from 5th to 8th in the Conference standings as they move into the final week of the regular season.
The Oil Kings have clinched 1st place in the Conference and are in a battle for the best record in the WHL.
The ICE are looking to regain some confidence as they lost 3 games last week and had the lead or were tied in the 3rd period in all of them.
The ICE are tied with Regina for 6th place in the Conference.
Edmonton has won 8 games in a row.
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/march14?mode=embed&layout=http%3A%2F%2Fskin.issuu.com%2Fv%2Flight%2Flayout.xml&showFlipBtn=true
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 28 Max Reinhart, 27 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 48 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Points – 76 Max Reinhart, 59 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 39 Joey Leach, 28 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 59 Sam Reinhart, 14 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 99 Jesse Ismond, 94 Spencer Wand, 93 Jagger Dirk
+/- - +25 Jagger Dirk, +23 Joey Leach
Avg – 2.38 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.12 Mackenzie Skapski
Oil Kings
Goals – 42 Michael St.Croix
Assists – 59 Dylan Wruck
Points – 100 Michael St.Croix
Defenseman – 52 Martin Gernat
Rookie – 52 Martin Gernat
PM – 137 Keegan Lowe
+/- - +40 Michael St.Croix
Avg – 2.47 Laurent Brossoit, 2.84 Tristan Jarry
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 2-3-5
Sam Reinhart 2-1-3
Jesse Ismond 1-2-3
Nathan Lieuwen 0-1-1-1 1.92 .943%
Mackenzie Skapski 0-2-0-0 4.50 .839%
Oil Kings
Dylan Wruck 0-7-7
Michael St.Croix 2-2-4
T.J. Foster 2-2-4
Laurent Brossoit 5-0-0-0 1.17 .958%
Streaks
Max Reinhart 2 games 0-2-2
Home
Max Reinhart 11-23-34
Jesse Ismond 8-20-28
Dylen McKinlay 11-13-24
Elgin Pearce 12-9-21
Sam Reinhart 12-9-21
Joey Leach 6-14-20
Brock Montgomery 9-10-19
Joe Antilla 6-13-19
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 7-8-15
Nathan Lieuwen 14-8-1-0 2.36 .918% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 5-4-0-2 2.38 .912%
Road
Max Reinhart 17-25-42
Sam Reinhart 15-23-38
Jesse Ismond 7-18-25
Joe Antilla 8-15-23
Brock Montgomery 12-10-22
Joey Leach 4-15-19
Jagger Dirk 4-13-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 4-10-14
Nathan Lieuwen 13-11-3-2 2.39 .919% 2 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-0 4.19 .861%
The Oil Kings lead the season series 5-0 with the ICE holding a lead or tied in the 3rd period in 3 of the games.
October 5th in Edmonton - Oil Kings 2-1 SO
October 6th in Kootenay - Oil Kings 6-1
January 14th in Edmonton - Oil Kings 3-2 OT
Febraury 7th in Edmonton - Oil Kings 3-1
February 29th in Kootenay - Oil Kings 3-1
The ICE can finish anywhere from 5th to 8th in the Conference standings as they move into the final week of the regular season.
The Oil Kings have clinched 1st place in the Conference and are in a battle for the best record in the WHL.
The ICE are looking to regain some confidence as they lost 3 games last week and had the lead or were tied in the 3rd period in all of them.
The ICE are tied with Regina for 6th place in the Conference.
Edmonton has won 8 games in a row.
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/march14?mode=embed&layout=http%3A%2F%2Fskin.issuu.com%2Fv%2Flight%2Flayout.xml&showFlipBtn=true
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 28 Max Reinhart, 27 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 48 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Points – 76 Max Reinhart, 59 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 39 Joey Leach, 28 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 59 Sam Reinhart, 14 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 99 Jesse Ismond, 94 Spencer Wand, 93 Jagger Dirk
+/- - +25 Jagger Dirk, +23 Joey Leach
Avg – 2.38 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.12 Mackenzie Skapski
Oil Kings
Goals – 42 Michael St.Croix
Assists – 59 Dylan Wruck
Points – 100 Michael St.Croix
Defenseman – 52 Martin Gernat
Rookie – 52 Martin Gernat
PM – 137 Keegan Lowe
+/- - +40 Michael St.Croix
Avg – 2.47 Laurent Brossoit, 2.84 Tristan Jarry
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 2-3-5
Sam Reinhart 2-1-3
Jesse Ismond 1-2-3
Nathan Lieuwen 0-1-1-1 1.92 .943%
Mackenzie Skapski 0-2-0-0 4.50 .839%
Oil Kings
Dylan Wruck 0-7-7
Michael St.Croix 2-2-4
T.J. Foster 2-2-4
Laurent Brossoit 5-0-0-0 1.17 .958%
Streaks
Max Reinhart 2 games 0-2-2
Home
Max Reinhart 11-23-34
Jesse Ismond 8-20-28
Dylen McKinlay 11-13-24
Elgin Pearce 12-9-21
Sam Reinhart 12-9-21
Joey Leach 6-14-20
Brock Montgomery 9-10-19
Joe Antilla 6-13-19
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 7-8-15
Nathan Lieuwen 14-8-1-0 2.36 .918% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 5-4-0-2 2.38 .912%
Road
Max Reinhart 17-25-42
Sam Reinhart 15-23-38
Jesse Ismond 7-18-25
Joe Antilla 8-15-23
Brock Montgomery 12-10-22
Joey Leach 4-15-19
Jagger Dirk 4-13-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 4-10-14
Nathan Lieuwen 13-11-3-2 2.39 .919% 2 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-0 4.19 .861%
Remaining Schedule March 14
Kootenay 3
Home 2 – Edmonton, Calgary
Away 1 – Calgary
Calgary 3
Home 2 – Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 1 – Kootenay
Edmonton 3
Away 3 – Red Deer, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 2
Home 2 – Edmonton, Lethbridge
Brandon 3
Home 2 – Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 1 – Regina
Moose Jaw 3
Home 1 – Prince Albert
Away 2 – Prince Albert, Brandon
Regina 3
Home 2 – Brandon, Prince Albert
Away 1 – Brandon
Saskatoon 2
Home 1 – Swift Current
Away 1 – Swift Current
Home 2 – Edmonton, Calgary
Away 1 – Calgary
Calgary 3
Home 2 – Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 1 – Kootenay
Edmonton 3
Away 3 – Red Deer, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 2
Home 2 – Edmonton, Lethbridge
Brandon 3
Home 2 – Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 1 – Regina
Moose Jaw 3
Home 1 – Prince Albert
Away 2 – Prince Albert, Brandon
Regina 3
Home 2 – Brandon, Prince Albert
Away 1 – Brandon
Saskatoon 2
Home 1 – Swift Current
Away 1 – Swift Current
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
In Depth Look At Losses
With 3 games left until the playoffs there are a lot of positives from the Kootenay ICE this season.
They have clinched a playoff spot for the 14th consecutive season, which is the longest active streak in the WHL.
They will have a winning record for the 13th straight season, which is also the longest active streak in the league.
The will have a winning record at home and on the road. They have been above .500 away from home in 11 of the past 13 seasons.
They will have at least a .500 record against the Central Division.
They have a .500 record against the East Division.
They have a winning record against teams from the B.C. Division and the U.S. Division.
BUT, did you know, of the 33 losses (25 regulation, 4 overtime, 4 shootout) the ICE have had this season; they held the lead or were tied in 21 of the games?
In only 7 games did they earn a point by going into extra time. Of a possible 42 points they lost 35 potential points.
The good news is they have played well enough to be competitive in almost all of their games this season.
In some of the games the ICE were trailing in the 3rd and came back to tie the game only to give up the eventual game winning goal.
Here are the games, the score at one time during the 3rd period and the final result.
Sept 23 in Red Deer – tied 2-2 – lost 3-2 SO
Oct 2 in Calgary – led 2-1 – lost 4-2
Oct 5 in Edmonton – led 1-0 – lost 2-1 SO
Nov 5 in Red Deer – led 3-2 – lost 4-3 OT
Nov 9 vs Tri City – led 3-1 – lost 5-4
Nov 13 vs Saskatoon – tied 1-1 – lost 2-1
Dec 2 in Prince Albert – led 5-3 – lost 7-5
Dec 4 in Swift Current – tied 1-1 – lost 2-1
Dec 30 vs Spokane – tied 2-2 – lost 3-2 SO
Jan 7 vs Moose Jaw – tied 2-2 – lost 3-2
Jan 14 in Edmonton – led 2-1 – lost 3-2 OT
Jan 20 in Moose Jaw – led 5-4 – lost 6-5 OT
Jan 25 in Lethbridge – led 4-3 – lost 5-4
Jan 27 vs Prince Albert – led 6-5 – lost 7-6 SO
Jan 28 in Spokane – led 4-2 – lost 5-4 OT
Feb 7 in Edmonton – tied 1-1 – lost 3-1
Feb 14 vs Brandon – tied 3-3 – lost 4-3
Feb 18 vs Regina – tied 2-2 – lost 4-2
Mar 6 in Swift Current – tied 3-3 – lost 4-3
Mar 9 vs Medicine Hat – led 1-0 – lost 3-1
Mar 10 in Spokane – led 2-1 – lost 3-2
They have clinched a playoff spot for the 14th consecutive season, which is the longest active streak in the WHL.
They will have a winning record for the 13th straight season, which is also the longest active streak in the league.
The will have a winning record at home and on the road. They have been above .500 away from home in 11 of the past 13 seasons.
They will have at least a .500 record against the Central Division.
They have a .500 record against the East Division.
They have a winning record against teams from the B.C. Division and the U.S. Division.
BUT, did you know, of the 33 losses (25 regulation, 4 overtime, 4 shootout) the ICE have had this season; they held the lead or were tied in 21 of the games?
In only 7 games did they earn a point by going into extra time. Of a possible 42 points they lost 35 potential points.
The good news is they have played well enough to be competitive in almost all of their games this season.
In some of the games the ICE were trailing in the 3rd and came back to tie the game only to give up the eventual game winning goal.
Here are the games, the score at one time during the 3rd period and the final result.
Sept 23 in Red Deer – tied 2-2 – lost 3-2 SO
Oct 2 in Calgary – led 2-1 – lost 4-2
Oct 5 in Edmonton – led 1-0 – lost 2-1 SO
Nov 5 in Red Deer – led 3-2 – lost 4-3 OT
Nov 9 vs Tri City – led 3-1 – lost 5-4
Nov 13 vs Saskatoon – tied 1-1 – lost 2-1
Dec 2 in Prince Albert – led 5-3 – lost 7-5
Dec 4 in Swift Current – tied 1-1 – lost 2-1
Dec 30 vs Spokane – tied 2-2 – lost 3-2 SO
Jan 7 vs Moose Jaw – tied 2-2 – lost 3-2
Jan 14 in Edmonton – led 2-1 – lost 3-2 OT
Jan 20 in Moose Jaw – led 5-4 – lost 6-5 OT
Jan 25 in Lethbridge – led 4-3 – lost 5-4
Jan 27 vs Prince Albert – led 6-5 – lost 7-6 SO
Jan 28 in Spokane – led 4-2 – lost 5-4 OT
Feb 7 in Edmonton – tied 1-1 – lost 3-1
Feb 14 vs Brandon – tied 3-3 – lost 4-3
Feb 18 vs Regina – tied 2-2 – lost 4-2
Mar 6 in Swift Current – tied 3-3 – lost 4-3
Mar 9 vs Medicine Hat – led 1-0 – lost 3-1
Mar 10 in Spokane – led 2-1 – lost 3-2
Monday, March 12, 2012
From The ICE Office
ICE CHIPS: The KOOTENAY ICE enter this week's action with a 36-25-4-4 record (19-12-1-2 at home, 17-13-3-2 on the road, 2-4 in overtime, 3-4 in shootouts) and tied for fifth place in the EASTERN CONFERENCE and tied for tenth overall in the WHL...This week the ICE will conclude their regular season with two games at home and one on the road.
PLAYOFF PACKAGES AVAILABLE: 2012 playoff packages are now available to the general public at the KOOTENAY ICE Office...Eight game ticket packages are $136.00 for Adults, $112.00 for Seniors, $96.00 for Students, and $72.00 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.
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: KOOTENAY has clinched a playoff spot for the 14th consecutive year, which is the longest active streak in the WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE...The ICE will finish the 2011-2012 regular season with an above .500 record for the 13th consecutive season, which is the longest active streak in the WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE…KOOTENAY will finish the regular season with a .500 or better road record for the 11th time in the last 13 seasons...The ICE need one more victory to reach 600 wins in franchise history (599-420-122)…The ICE are tied for 14th overall on the power play in the WHL at 20.2%...KOOTENAY is fourth in the WHL in penalty killing at 81.1%...The ICE are 21-14-1-1 when outshooting their opponent, 14-7-3-2 when being outshot and 1-4-0-1 when tied...NATHAN LIEUWEN, who is first in the WHL in goals against average (2.38), is third in the LEAGUE in save percentage (.919)...LIEUWEN has set franchise record for the most wins by a goaltender with 85 (82 career wins was the old record held by TAYLOR DAKERS - 2003-2007)...SAM REINHART (27-32-59) is tied for fourth in the LEAGUE for points by a rookie...JAGGER DIRK leads the ICE in plus / minus with a plus 25...LUKE PHILP recorded his first WHL career goal on March 7 in MEDICINE HAT...JOEY LEACH needs to record three more points to reach 100 in his WHL career...JOE ANTILLA is second in career games played with the ICE with 337 (DALE MAHOVSKY - 344).
INJURY: Forward DREW CZERWONKA will be out of the KOOTENAY line up one to three weeks with a lower body injury.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 69 games of the 2010-2011 season the ICE were 44-20-1-4, after 70 games 46-20-1-4 and after 71 games 46-20-1-4.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday March 13 Practice 12:00 - 2:00 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Wednesday March 14 ICE vs Edmonton 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
Thursday March 15 Practice 12:00 - 2:00 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Friday March 16 ICE vs Calgary 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
Saturday March 17 ICE @ Calgary 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Tuesday, March 6 – Kootenay 3 @ Swift Current 4 - Record 35-23-4-4 – Attendance: 2,311
Goals:
1 - Pearce (19) from Benoit and M Reinhart
2 - M. Reinhart (28) from Montgomery
3 - Antilla (13) from Cable and Benoit
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (26 Saves, 4 GA)
Wednesday, March 7 – Kootenay 2 @ Medicine Hat 1 – Record 36-23-4-4 – Attendance: 4,006
Goals:
1 - Montgomery (21) from Dirk
2 - Philp (1) from Hubic
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (21 Saves, 1 GA)
Friday, March 9 – Kootenay 1 vs Medicine Hat 3 – Record 36-24-4-4 – Attendance: 2,850
Goal:
1 - Antilla (14) from Montgomery and M. Reinhart
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (24 Saves, 3 GA)
Saturday, March 10 – Kootenay 2 @ Spokane 3 – Record 36-25-4-4 – Attendance: 8,783
Goals:
1 - Leach (10) from Muth and M. Reinhart
2 - Pearce (20) from Cable
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (36 Saves, 3 GA)
PLAYOFF PACKAGES AVAILABLE: 2012 playoff packages are now available to the general public at the KOOTENAY ICE Office...Eight game ticket packages are $136.00 for Adults, $112.00 for Seniors, $96.00 for Students, and $72.00 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.
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: KOOTENAY has clinched a playoff spot for the 14th consecutive year, which is the longest active streak in the WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE...The ICE will finish the 2011-2012 regular season with an above .500 record for the 13th consecutive season, which is the longest active streak in the WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE…KOOTENAY will finish the regular season with a .500 or better road record for the 11th time in the last 13 seasons...The ICE need one more victory to reach 600 wins in franchise history (599-420-122)…The ICE are tied for 14th overall on the power play in the WHL at 20.2%...KOOTENAY is fourth in the WHL in penalty killing at 81.1%...The ICE are 21-14-1-1 when outshooting their opponent, 14-7-3-2 when being outshot and 1-4-0-1 when tied...NATHAN LIEUWEN, who is first in the WHL in goals against average (2.38), is third in the LEAGUE in save percentage (.919)...LIEUWEN has set franchise record for the most wins by a goaltender with 85 (82 career wins was the old record held by TAYLOR DAKERS - 2003-2007)...SAM REINHART (27-32-59) is tied for fourth in the LEAGUE for points by a rookie...JAGGER DIRK leads the ICE in plus / minus with a plus 25...LUKE PHILP recorded his first WHL career goal on March 7 in MEDICINE HAT...JOEY LEACH needs to record three more points to reach 100 in his WHL career...JOE ANTILLA is second in career games played with the ICE with 337 (DALE MAHOVSKY - 344).
INJURY: Forward DREW CZERWONKA will be out of the KOOTENAY line up one to three weeks with a lower body injury.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 69 games of the 2010-2011 season the ICE were 44-20-1-4, after 70 games 46-20-1-4 and after 71 games 46-20-1-4.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday March 13 Practice 12:00 - 2:00 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Wednesday March 14 ICE vs Edmonton 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
Thursday March 15 Practice 12:00 - 2:00 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Friday March 16 ICE vs Calgary 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
Saturday March 17 ICE @ Calgary 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Tuesday, March 6 – Kootenay 3 @ Swift Current 4 - Record 35-23-4-4 – Attendance: 2,311
Goals:
1 - Pearce (19) from Benoit and M Reinhart
2 - M. Reinhart (28) from Montgomery
3 - Antilla (13) from Cable and Benoit
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (26 Saves, 4 GA)
Wednesday, March 7 – Kootenay 2 @ Medicine Hat 1 – Record 36-23-4-4 – Attendance: 4,006
Goals:
1 - Montgomery (21) from Dirk
2 - Philp (1) from Hubic
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (21 Saves, 1 GA)
Friday, March 9 – Kootenay 1 vs Medicine Hat 3 – Record 36-24-4-4 – Attendance: 2,850
Goal:
1 - Antilla (14) from Montgomery and M. Reinhart
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (24 Saves, 3 GA)
Saturday, March 10 – Kootenay 2 @ Spokane 3 – Record 36-25-4-4 – Attendance: 8,783
Goals:
1 - Leach (10) from Muth and M. Reinhart
2 - Pearce (20) from Cable
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (36 Saves, 3 GA)
Remaining Schedule March 12
Kootenay 3
Home 2 – Edmonton, Calgary,
Away 1 – Calgary
Calgary 3
Home 2 – Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 1 – Kootenay,
Edmonton 3
Away 3 – Red Deer, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 3
Home 3 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Brandon 3
Home 2 – Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 1 – Regina
Moose Jaw 3
Home 1 – Prince Albert
Away 2 – Prince Albert, Brandon
Regina 3
Home 2 – Brandon, Prince Albert
Away 1 – Brandon
Saskatoon 3
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 1 – Swift Current
Home 2 – Edmonton, Calgary,
Away 1 – Calgary
Calgary 3
Home 2 – Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 1 – Kootenay,
Edmonton 3
Away 3 – Red Deer, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 3
Home 3 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Brandon 3
Home 2 – Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 1 – Regina
Moose Jaw 3
Home 1 – Prince Albert
Away 2 – Prince Albert, Brandon
Regina 3
Home 2 – Brandon, Prince Albert
Away 1 – Brandon
Saskatoon 3
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 1 – Swift Current
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Update
The playoff picture is getting a little clearer for the Kootenay who lost to Medicine Hat and Spokane on the weekend. The club will not have home ice advantage in the 1st round of the playoffs and can finish anywhere from 5th to 8th. They will play Edmonton, Moose Jaw, Medicine Hat or Calgary in the 1st round.
Remaining Schedule March 11
Kootenay 3
Home 2 – Edmonton, Calgary,
Away 1 – Calgary
Calgary 4
Home 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 1 – Kootenay,
Edmonton 3
Away 3 – Red Deer, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 3
Home 3 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Red Deer 4
Home 2 – Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 2 – Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 3
Home 2 – Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 1 – Regina
Moose Jaw 3
Home 1 – Prince Albert
Away 2 – Prince Albert, Brandon
Regina 3
Home 2 – Brandon, Prince Albert
Away 1 – Brandon
Saskatoon 3
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 1 – Swift Current
Home 2 – Edmonton, Calgary,
Away 1 – Calgary
Calgary 4
Home 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 1 – Kootenay,
Edmonton 3
Away 3 – Red Deer, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 3
Home 3 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Red Deer 4
Home 2 – Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 2 – Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 3
Home 2 – Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 1 – Regina
Moose Jaw 3
Home 1 – Prince Albert
Away 2 – Prince Albert, Brandon
Regina 3
Home 2 – Brandon, Prince Albert
Away 1 – Brandon
Saskatoon 3
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 1 – Swift Current
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Spokane 3 Kootenay 2 Game #69
Spokane, Wash – The Spokane Chiefs scored 2 goals 29-seconds apart in the third period to come back and beat the Kootenay ICE 3-2 in WHL action on Saturday night.
The ICE (36-25-4-4) opened the scoring on the powerplay as Max Reinhart won the faceoff, Tanner Muth got the puck to the middle blueline for Joey Leach who stepped into a low slap shot that changed direction and beat the goalie on the stick side.
Max Reinhart has points in 6 of his last 7 games.
The Chiefs (36-23-5-4) tied the game with 12 seconds left in the second period on a powerplay deflection by Marek Kalus.
Early in the third period Levi Cable dropped a pass to Elgin Pearce in the low circle and his wrist shot went through the goalies legs.
The Chiefs took a 3-2 lead with 2 goals 29-seconds apart with Darren Kramer and Collin Valcourt getting the goals. The goal went in off Valcourts’ skate into the net.
The ICE are hoping to get some key players off some scoring slumps … Dylen McKinlay has 1 goal in his last 17 games, Jesse Ismond has 1 goal in his last 21 games and Elgin Pearce (with 2 goals this week) had 3 goals in his last 26 games.
During the game there was an auction to help raise money for the Moulton family.
From the Spokane Chiefs website …
Chris Moulton, the Spokane Chiefs’ Director of Player Personnel, has put together the Chiefs’ teams which have seen them reach the playoffs and win a Memorial Cup since his joining our staff in 2007. In November 2011, Chris’ wife Shelley was re-diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (A.L.L.) after initially beating it in 2002. Shelley has undergone chemotherapy and had a bone marrow stem cell transplant on January 26, 2012. Her road to recovery is long and for the next two years Shelley will require constant monitoring.
The Moulton’s live in Fernie, BC but Shelly’s treatments are in Calgary, Alberta. Taylor, Chris and Shelley’s 13-year-old daughter, has had to remain in Fernie with family while attending school; this time apart has been extremely difficult for all concerned. Chris and Shelley have had to remain in Calgary for an underdetermined amount of time for monitoring to be close to the hospital for treatments and any infection can prove to be very serious with her compromised immune system.
The Spokane Chiefs will be holding an auction on Saturday, March 10 to help raise money to help offset the Moulton’s expenses. The Chiefs reached out on the Moulton’s behalf to our former staff, Chiefs players, the Kootenay Ice and the Rypien Foundation, for donations. There was a great outpouring of support. The Chiefs’ heartfelt thanks go out to everyone for giving from their heart on behalf of the Moultons. All proceeds will go directly to the Moulton Family.
The ICE will host Edmonton on Wednesday.
ICE Scratches – Jeff Hubic, Spencer Wand, Drew Czerwonka (11th game, lower body, 2-4 weeks).
Game Summary
Spokane 36-23-5-4 Kootenay 36-25-4-4
1st Period
1, Kootenay, Leach 10 (Muth, M.Reinhart), 12:10 (PP).
Penalties-Ismond Ktn (inter. on goaltender), 7:29; Holmberg Spo (tripping), 11:57.
2nd Period
2, Spokane, Kalus 19 (Uher, Kichton), 19:48 (PP).
Penalties-Kichton Spo (tripping), 1:25; McKinlay Ktn (tripping), 6:26; Vandane Spo (kneeing), 7:31; Kuhn Spo (holding opp. stick), 15:28; Dirk Ktn (holding), 19:38.
3rd Period
3, Kootenay, Pearce 20 (Cable), 2:23.
4, Spokane, Kramer 21 (Chartier), 13:38.
5, Spokane, Valcourt 16 (Kichton), 14:07. Penalties-Ismond Ktn (tripping), 6:58.
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 8-4-10-22. Spokane 12-13-14-39.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 1 / 4; Spokane 1 / 4.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 27-19-4-2 (39 shots-36 saves). Spokane, Williams 15-20-4-2 (22 shots-20 saves).
A-8,783
Referees-Jason Nissen (91), Colby Smith (57).
Linesmen-Jeremi Del Campo (44), Jim Maniago (85).
The ICE (36-25-4-4) opened the scoring on the powerplay as Max Reinhart won the faceoff, Tanner Muth got the puck to the middle blueline for Joey Leach who stepped into a low slap shot that changed direction and beat the goalie on the stick side.
Max Reinhart has points in 6 of his last 7 games.
The Chiefs (36-23-5-4) tied the game with 12 seconds left in the second period on a powerplay deflection by Marek Kalus.
Early in the third period Levi Cable dropped a pass to Elgin Pearce in the low circle and his wrist shot went through the goalies legs.
The Chiefs took a 3-2 lead with 2 goals 29-seconds apart with Darren Kramer and Collin Valcourt getting the goals. The goal went in off Valcourts’ skate into the net.
The ICE are hoping to get some key players off some scoring slumps … Dylen McKinlay has 1 goal in his last 17 games, Jesse Ismond has 1 goal in his last 21 games and Elgin Pearce (with 2 goals this week) had 3 goals in his last 26 games.
During the game there was an auction to help raise money for the Moulton family.
From the Spokane Chiefs website …
Chris Moulton, the Spokane Chiefs’ Director of Player Personnel, has put together the Chiefs’ teams which have seen them reach the playoffs and win a Memorial Cup since his joining our staff in 2007. In November 2011, Chris’ wife Shelley was re-diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (A.L.L.) after initially beating it in 2002. Shelley has undergone chemotherapy and had a bone marrow stem cell transplant on January 26, 2012. Her road to recovery is long and for the next two years Shelley will require constant monitoring.
The Moulton’s live in Fernie, BC but Shelly’s treatments are in Calgary, Alberta. Taylor, Chris and Shelley’s 13-year-old daughter, has had to remain in Fernie with family while attending school; this time apart has been extremely difficult for all concerned. Chris and Shelley have had to remain in Calgary for an underdetermined amount of time for monitoring to be close to the hospital for treatments and any infection can prove to be very serious with her compromised immune system.
The Spokane Chiefs will be holding an auction on Saturday, March 10 to help raise money to help offset the Moulton’s expenses. The Chiefs reached out on the Moulton’s behalf to our former staff, Chiefs players, the Kootenay Ice and the Rypien Foundation, for donations. There was a great outpouring of support. The Chiefs’ heartfelt thanks go out to everyone for giving from their heart on behalf of the Moultons. All proceeds will go directly to the Moulton Family.
The ICE will host Edmonton on Wednesday.
ICE Scratches – Jeff Hubic, Spencer Wand, Drew Czerwonka (11th game, lower body, 2-4 weeks).
Game Summary
Spokane 36-23-5-4 Kootenay 36-25-4-4
1st Period
1, Kootenay, Leach 10 (Muth, M.Reinhart), 12:10 (PP).
Penalties-Ismond Ktn (inter. on goaltender), 7:29; Holmberg Spo (tripping), 11:57.
2nd Period
2, Spokane, Kalus 19 (Uher, Kichton), 19:48 (PP).
Penalties-Kichton Spo (tripping), 1:25; McKinlay Ktn (tripping), 6:26; Vandane Spo (kneeing), 7:31; Kuhn Spo (holding opp. stick), 15:28; Dirk Ktn (holding), 19:38.
3rd Period
3, Kootenay, Pearce 20 (Cable), 2:23.
4, Spokane, Kramer 21 (Chartier), 13:38.
5, Spokane, Valcourt 16 (Kichton), 14:07. Penalties-Ismond Ktn (tripping), 6:58.
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 8-4-10-22. Spokane 12-13-14-39.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 1 / 4; Spokane 1 / 4.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 27-19-4-2 (39 shots-36 saves). Spokane, Williams 15-20-4-2 (22 shots-20 saves).
A-8,783
Referees-Jason Nissen (91), Colby Smith (57).
Linesmen-Jeremi Del Campo (44), Jim Maniago (85).
Trivia Game #69
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
When the ICE won the WHL Championship with a 1-0 win in Spokane in 2000 who scored the goal?
ANSWER – Jarret Stoll.
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Today’s Trivia question.
When the ICE won the WHL Championship with a 1-0 win in Spokane in 2000 who scored the goal?
ANSWER – Jarret Stoll.
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For questions or comments email me directly at jeff@thedrivefm.ca.
Also follow on Twitter @ JHollick_ICE.
Kootenay @ Spokane Game #69
The Kootenay ICE are in Spokane tonight in the 5th and final meeting of the season.
Series is tied 2-2.
December 30 in Kootenay - Chiefs 3-2 SO
January 28 in Spokane - Chiefs 5-4 OT
February 4 in Kootenay - ICE 4-2
February 17 in Kootenay - ICE 4-3
The ICE lost 3-1 to Medicine Hat last night and are 5th in the East Conference.
The Chiefs are tied for 4th in the West Conference after a 4-2 loss to Tri City last night.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 7:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 28 Max Reinhart, 27 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 47 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Points – 75 Max Reinhart, 59 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 38 Joey Leach, 28 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 59 Sam Reinhart, 14 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 95 Jesse Ismond, 94 Spencer Wand, 93 Jagger Dirk
+/- - +25 Jagger Dirk, +24 Joey Leach
Avg – 2.36 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.12 Mackenzie Skapski
Chiefs
Goals – 32 Dominick Uher
Assists – 52 Brenden Kichton
Points – 68 Brenden Kichton
Defenseman – 66 Brenden Kichton
Rookie – 24 Liam Stewart
PM – 194 Darren Kramer
+/- - +33 Corbin Baldwin
Avg – 2.69 Mac Engel, 3.81 Eric Williams
Head to Head
ICE
Joe Antilla 4-4-8
Dylen McKinlay 5-0-5
Max Reinhart 1-3-4
Joey Leach 1-2-3
Jesse Ismond 0-3-3
Mackenzie Skapski 1-0-0-1 2.40 .926%
Nathan Lieuwen 1-0-1-0 3.41 .908%
Chiefs
Marek Kalus 2-3-5
Brenden Kichton 2-2-4
Dominik Uher 2-2-4
Blake Gal 0-4-4
Eric Williams w/Spokane & Prince Albert 2-1-0-0 3.68 .867%
Mac Engel 1-1-0-0 3.76 .864%
Streaks
Brock Montgomery 4 games 2-2-4
Home
Max Reinhart 11-23-34
Jesse Ismond 8-20-28
Dylen McKinlay 11-13-24
Elgin Pearce 12-9-21
Sam Reinhart 12-9-21
Joey Leach 6-14-20
Brock Montgomery 9-10-19
Joe Antilla 6-13-19
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 7-8-15
Nathan Lieuwen 14-8-1-0 2.36 .918% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 5-4-0-2 2.38 .912%
Road
Max Reinhart 17-24-41
Sam Reinhart 15-23-38
Jesse Ismond 7-18-25
Joe Antilla 8-15-23
Brock Montgomery 12-10-22
Joey Leach 3-15-18
Jagger Dirk 4-13-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 4-10-14
Nathan Lieuwen 13-10-3-2 2.36 .919% 2 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-0 4.19 .861%
Series is tied 2-2.
December 30 in Kootenay - Chiefs 3-2 SO
January 28 in Spokane - Chiefs 5-4 OT
February 4 in Kootenay - ICE 4-2
February 17 in Kootenay - ICE 4-3
The ICE lost 3-1 to Medicine Hat last night and are 5th in the East Conference.
The Chiefs are tied for 4th in the West Conference after a 4-2 loss to Tri City last night.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 7:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 28 Max Reinhart, 27 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 47 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Points – 75 Max Reinhart, 59 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 38 Joey Leach, 28 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 59 Sam Reinhart, 14 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 95 Jesse Ismond, 94 Spencer Wand, 93 Jagger Dirk
+/- - +25 Jagger Dirk, +24 Joey Leach
Avg – 2.36 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.12 Mackenzie Skapski
Chiefs
Goals – 32 Dominick Uher
Assists – 52 Brenden Kichton
Points – 68 Brenden Kichton
Defenseman – 66 Brenden Kichton
Rookie – 24 Liam Stewart
PM – 194 Darren Kramer
+/- - +33 Corbin Baldwin
Avg – 2.69 Mac Engel, 3.81 Eric Williams
Head to Head
ICE
Joe Antilla 4-4-8
Dylen McKinlay 5-0-5
Max Reinhart 1-3-4
Joey Leach 1-2-3
Jesse Ismond 0-3-3
Mackenzie Skapski 1-0-0-1 2.40 .926%
Nathan Lieuwen 1-0-1-0 3.41 .908%
Chiefs
Marek Kalus 2-3-5
Brenden Kichton 2-2-4
Dominik Uher 2-2-4
Blake Gal 0-4-4
Eric Williams w/Spokane & Prince Albert 2-1-0-0 3.68 .867%
Mac Engel 1-1-0-0 3.76 .864%
Streaks
Brock Montgomery 4 games 2-2-4
Home
Max Reinhart 11-23-34
Jesse Ismond 8-20-28
Dylen McKinlay 11-13-24
Elgin Pearce 12-9-21
Sam Reinhart 12-9-21
Joey Leach 6-14-20
Brock Montgomery 9-10-19
Joe Antilla 6-13-19
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 7-8-15
Nathan Lieuwen 14-8-1-0 2.36 .918% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 5-4-0-2 2.38 .912%
Road
Max Reinhart 17-24-41
Sam Reinhart 15-23-38
Jesse Ismond 7-18-25
Joe Antilla 8-15-23
Brock Montgomery 12-10-22
Joey Leach 3-15-18
Jagger Dirk 4-13-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 4-10-14
Nathan Lieuwen 13-10-3-2 2.36 .919% 2 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-0 4.19 .861%
Remaining Schedule March 10
Kootenay 4
Home 2 – Edmonton, Calgary,
Away 2 – Spokane, Calgary
Calgary 4
Home 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 1 – Kootenay,
Edmonton 4
Home 1 – Red Deer
Away 3 – Red Deer, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 4
Home 3 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 1 – Lethbridge
Red Deer 5
Home 2 – Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 4
Home 3 – Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 1 – Regina
Moose Jaw 4
Home 2 – Regina Prince Albert
Away 2 – Prince Albert, Brandon
Regina 4
Home 2 – Brandon, Prince Albert
Away 2 – Moose Jaw, Brandon
Saskatoon 4
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 2 – Brandon, Swift Current
Home 2 – Edmonton, Calgary,
Away 2 – Spokane, Calgary
Calgary 4
Home 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 1 – Kootenay,
Edmonton 4
Home 1 – Red Deer
Away 3 – Red Deer, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 4
Home 3 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 1 – Lethbridge
Red Deer 5
Home 2 – Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 4
Home 3 – Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 1 – Regina
Moose Jaw 4
Home 2 – Regina Prince Albert
Away 2 – Prince Albert, Brandon
Regina 4
Home 2 – Brandon, Prince Albert
Away 2 – Moose Jaw, Brandon
Saskatoon 4
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 2 – Brandon, Swift Current
Pics Of The Game
Pics Of The Game from Cranbrook Photo.
They are the official photographers of the Kootenay ICE and are Cranbrook's Foto Source.
For more ICE pictures visit cranbrookphoto.com.
If you have a request of shots of a specific player contact Chris Pullen … chris@cranbrookphoto.com
Brendan Hurley, same #, different jersey
Max Reinhart gets around Tyler Bunz but is stopped by Matthew Konan
Joe Antilla with his 14th
Brock Montgomery extends his point streak to 4 games
Max Reinhart denied by the blocker
Nathan Lieuwen almost with 2 shutouts vs Tigers this week
Jesse Ismond on the attack
Powerplay has 1 goal in 9 games and this goal post
They are the official photographers of the Kootenay ICE and are Cranbrook's Foto Source.
For more ICE pictures visit cranbrookphoto.com.
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Friday, March 9, 2012
Medicine Hat 3 Kootenay 1 Game #68
Cranbrook, BC – The Medicine Hat Tigers scored 3 goals in the last 5 minutes of the third period in a 3-1 win over the Kootenay ICE in WHL action on Friday night.
The ICE (36-24-4-4) opened the scoring late in the firs period as Brock Montgomery crashed to the slot for a shot that missed the net and it came off the end boards and Joe Antilla was near the post to flip the puck into the net.
Brock Montgomery extended his point streak to 4 games (2-2-4).
The Tigers (41-22-2-3) tied the game late in the third period on a 2-on-1 break with Emerson Etem scoring with a wrist shot high on the stick side.
The Tigers took a 2-1 lead on a powerplay goal on another 2-on-1 break and Emerson Etem scored with another high shot on the stick side.
Etem leads the WHL with 58 goals and scored 6 against the ICE.
The Tigers Hunter Shinkaruk added an empty netter.
The ICE will visit Spokane on Saturday.
The ICE have 599 career regular season wins and have now played 1,148 career regular season games
(599-428-121).
Joe Antilla played in career regular season game #336 for 2nd all-time, passing Kevin King. With 4 games left he will not catch Dale Mahovsky at 344.
Coach Kris Knoblauch said Drew Czerwonka is a little ahead of schedule, skated briefly on Thursday and will join the team in practice later next week. He will not play until the playoffs but could return earlier in the first round that first expected.
ICE Scratches – Spencer Wand, Jaedon Descheneau, Drew Czerwonka (10th game, lower body, 2-4 weeks).
Game Summary
Medicine Hat 41-22-2-3 Kootenay 36-24-4-4
1st Period
1, Kootenay, Antilla 14 (Montgomery, M.Reinhart), 14:26.
Penalties-Hubic Ktn (roughing), 10:24; Hart M.h (hooking), 16:52.
2nd Period
No Scoring.
Penalties-Hart M.h (slashing), 2:53; Hubic Ktn (charging), 8:19; Grbavac M.h (hooking), 9:57; Konan M.h (holding), 18:16.
3rd Period
2, Medicine Hat, Etem 57 (Bettauer), 15:14.
3, Medicine Hat, Etem 58 (Shinkaruk), 17:32 (PP).
4, Medicine Hat, Shinkaruk 46 (Bettauer), 19:21 (EN).
Penalties-Montgomery Ktn (inter. on goaltender), 3:20; Theriau M.h (tripping), 9:49; Martin Ktn (kneeing), 16:32.
Shots on Goal-Medicine Hat 14-5-8-27. Kootenay 8-7-12-27.
Power Play Opportunities-Medicine Hat 1 / 4; Kootenay 0 / 5.
Goalies-Medicine Hat, Bunz 37-15-2-2 (27 shots-26 saves). Kootenay, Lieuwen 27-17-4-2 (26 shots-24 saves).
A-2,850
Referees-Sean Raphael (28), Jon Stephenson (38).
Linesmen-Jeff Jobson (52), Michael Roberts (87).
The ICE (36-24-4-4) opened the scoring late in the firs period as Brock Montgomery crashed to the slot for a shot that missed the net and it came off the end boards and Joe Antilla was near the post to flip the puck into the net.
Brock Montgomery extended his point streak to 4 games (2-2-4).
The Tigers (41-22-2-3) tied the game late in the third period on a 2-on-1 break with Emerson Etem scoring with a wrist shot high on the stick side.
The Tigers took a 2-1 lead on a powerplay goal on another 2-on-1 break and Emerson Etem scored with another high shot on the stick side.
Etem leads the WHL with 58 goals and scored 6 against the ICE.
The Tigers Hunter Shinkaruk added an empty netter.
The ICE will visit Spokane on Saturday.
The ICE have 599 career regular season wins and have now played 1,148 career regular season games
(599-428-121).
Joe Antilla played in career regular season game #336 for 2nd all-time, passing Kevin King. With 4 games left he will not catch Dale Mahovsky at 344.
Coach Kris Knoblauch said Drew Czerwonka is a little ahead of schedule, skated briefly on Thursday and will join the team in practice later next week. He will not play until the playoffs but could return earlier in the first round that first expected.
ICE Scratches – Spencer Wand, Jaedon Descheneau, Drew Czerwonka (10th game, lower body, 2-4 weeks).
Game Summary
Medicine Hat 41-22-2-3 Kootenay 36-24-4-4
1st Period
1, Kootenay, Antilla 14 (Montgomery, M.Reinhart), 14:26.
Penalties-Hubic Ktn (roughing), 10:24; Hart M.h (hooking), 16:52.
2nd Period
No Scoring.
Penalties-Hart M.h (slashing), 2:53; Hubic Ktn (charging), 8:19; Grbavac M.h (hooking), 9:57; Konan M.h (holding), 18:16.
3rd Period
2, Medicine Hat, Etem 57 (Bettauer), 15:14.
3, Medicine Hat, Etem 58 (Shinkaruk), 17:32 (PP).
4, Medicine Hat, Shinkaruk 46 (Bettauer), 19:21 (EN).
Penalties-Montgomery Ktn (inter. on goaltender), 3:20; Theriau M.h (tripping), 9:49; Martin Ktn (kneeing), 16:32.
Shots on Goal-Medicine Hat 14-5-8-27. Kootenay 8-7-12-27.
Power Play Opportunities-Medicine Hat 1 / 4; Kootenay 0 / 5.
Goalies-Medicine Hat, Bunz 37-15-2-2 (27 shots-26 saves). Kootenay, Lieuwen 27-17-4-2 (26 shots-24 saves).
A-2,850
Referees-Sean Raphael (28), Jon Stephenson (38).
Linesmen-Jeff Jobson (52), Michael Roberts (87).
Trivia Game #68
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
Who has the ICE Franchise record for most career game winning goals?
ANSWER – Nigel Dawes with 29.
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Today’s Trivia question.
Who has the ICE Franchise record for most career game winning goals?
ANSWER – Nigel Dawes with 29.
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Medicine Hat @ Kootenay Game #68
The Kootenay ICE will host the Medicine Hat Tigers tonight in the 2nd half of a home-and-home and is the 6th and final meeting of the season.
ICE lead the season series 3-2.
October 18 in Medicine Hat - Tigers 2-1
December 9 in Kootenay - Tigers 6-4
December 10 in Medicine Hat - ICE 3-2
January 8 in Kootenay - ICE 3-2
March 7 in Medicine Hat - ICE 2-1
The ICE are 5th in the Conference and have clinched a playoff spot for the 14th straight season.
The Tigers are 3rd in the Conference.
Joe Antilla will play in career game #336 which surpasses Kevin King for 2nd all-time regular season games for the ICE.
The ICE have not won back-to-back games in a month.
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/march9?mode=embed&layout=http%3A%2F%2Fskin.issuu.com%2Fv%2Flight%2Flayout.xml&showFlipBtn=true
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 28 Max Reinhart, 27 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 46 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Points – 74 Max Reinhart, 59 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 38 Joey Leach, 28 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 59 Sam Reinhart, 14 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 95 Jesse Ismond, 94 Spencer Wand, 93 Jagger Dirk
+/- - +26 Jagger Dirk, +24 Joey Leach
Avg – 2.37 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.12 Mackenzie Skapski
Tigers
Goals – 56 Emerson Etem
Assists – 45 Emerson Etem
Points – 101 Emerson Etem
Defenseman – 51 James Bettauer
Rookie – 32 Jayden Hart
PM – 145 Kale Kessy
+/- - +26 Emerson Etem
Avg – 2.55 Tyler Bunz, 3.24 Kenny Cameron
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 0-4-4
Jesse Ismond 0-4-4
Dylen McKinlay 1-2-3
Erik Benoit 0-3-3
Mackenzie Skapski 0-1-0-0 1,82 .929%
Nathan Lieuwen 3-1-0-0 2.26 .922%
Tigers
Emerson Etem 4-0-4
Jayden Hart 0-4-4
Trevor Cox 2-1-3
Tyler Bunz 2-2-0-0 2.57 .912%
Kenny Cameron 0-1-0-0 2.94 .914%
Streaks
Brock Montgomery 3 games 2-1-3
Home
Max Reinhart 11-22-33
Jesse Ismond 8-20-28
Dylen McKinlay 11-13-24
Elgin Pearce 12-9-21
Sam Reinhart 12-9-21
Joey Leach 6-14-20
Brock Montgomery 9-9-18
Joe Antilla 5-13-18
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 7-8-15
Nathan Lieuwen 14-7-1-0 2.38 .918% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 5-4-0-2 2.38 .912%
Road
Max Reinhart 17-24-41
Sam Reinhart 15-23-38
Jesse Ismond 7-18-25
Joe Antilla 8-15-23
Brock Montgomery 12-10-22
Joey Leach 3-15-18
Jagger Dirk 4-13-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 4-10-14
Nathan Lieuwen 13-10-3-2 2.36 .919% 2 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-0 4.19 .861%
ICE lead the season series 3-2.
October 18 in Medicine Hat - Tigers 2-1
December 9 in Kootenay - Tigers 6-4
December 10 in Medicine Hat - ICE 3-2
January 8 in Kootenay - ICE 3-2
March 7 in Medicine Hat - ICE 2-1
The ICE are 5th in the Conference and have clinched a playoff spot for the 14th straight season.
The Tigers are 3rd in the Conference.
Joe Antilla will play in career game #336 which surpasses Kevin King for 2nd all-time regular season games for the ICE.
The ICE have not won back-to-back games in a month.
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/march9?mode=embed&layout=http%3A%2F%2Fskin.issuu.com%2Fv%2Flight%2Flayout.xml&showFlipBtn=true
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 28 Max Reinhart, 27 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 46 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Points – 74 Max Reinhart, 59 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 38 Joey Leach, 28 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 59 Sam Reinhart, 14 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 95 Jesse Ismond, 94 Spencer Wand, 93 Jagger Dirk
+/- - +26 Jagger Dirk, +24 Joey Leach
Avg – 2.37 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.12 Mackenzie Skapski
Tigers
Goals – 56 Emerson Etem
Assists – 45 Emerson Etem
Points – 101 Emerson Etem
Defenseman – 51 James Bettauer
Rookie – 32 Jayden Hart
PM – 145 Kale Kessy
+/- - +26 Emerson Etem
Avg – 2.55 Tyler Bunz, 3.24 Kenny Cameron
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 0-4-4
Jesse Ismond 0-4-4
Dylen McKinlay 1-2-3
Erik Benoit 0-3-3
Mackenzie Skapski 0-1-0-0 1,82 .929%
Nathan Lieuwen 3-1-0-0 2.26 .922%
Tigers
Emerson Etem 4-0-4
Jayden Hart 0-4-4
Trevor Cox 2-1-3
Tyler Bunz 2-2-0-0 2.57 .912%
Kenny Cameron 0-1-0-0 2.94 .914%
Streaks
Brock Montgomery 3 games 2-1-3
Home
Max Reinhart 11-22-33
Jesse Ismond 8-20-28
Dylen McKinlay 11-13-24
Elgin Pearce 12-9-21
Sam Reinhart 12-9-21
Joey Leach 6-14-20
Brock Montgomery 9-9-18
Joe Antilla 5-13-18
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 7-8-15
Nathan Lieuwen 14-7-1-0 2.38 .918% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 5-4-0-2 2.38 .912%
Road
Max Reinhart 17-24-41
Sam Reinhart 15-23-38
Jesse Ismond 7-18-25
Joe Antilla 8-15-23
Brock Montgomery 12-10-22
Joey Leach 3-15-18
Jagger Dirk 4-13-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 4-10-14
Nathan Lieuwen 13-10-3-2 2.36 .919% 2 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-0 4.19 .861%
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Remaining Schedule March 8
Kootenay 5
Home 3 – Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Calgary,
Away 2 – Spokane, Calgary
Calgary 5
Home 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 2 – Lethbridge, Kootenay,
Edmonton 5
Home 1 – Red Deer
Away 4 – Red Deer 2, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 5
Home 3 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 2 – Kootenay, Lethbridge
Red Deer 6
Home 3 – Edmonton 2, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 5
Home 4 – Saskatoon 2, Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 1 – Regina
Moose Jaw 5
Home 2 – Regina, Prince Albert
Away 3 – Prince Albert, Regina, Brandon
Regina 5
Home 3 – Brandon, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw,
Away 2 – Moose Jaw, Brandon
Saskatoon 5
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 3 – Brandon 2, Swift Current
Home 3 – Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Calgary,
Away 2 – Spokane, Calgary
Calgary 5
Home 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 2 – Lethbridge, Kootenay,
Edmonton 5
Home 1 – Red Deer
Away 4 – Red Deer 2, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 5
Home 3 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 2 – Kootenay, Lethbridge
Red Deer 6
Home 3 – Edmonton 2, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 5
Home 4 – Saskatoon 2, Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 1 – Regina
Moose Jaw 5
Home 2 – Regina, Prince Albert
Away 3 – Prince Albert, Regina, Brandon
Regina 5
Home 3 – Brandon, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw,
Away 2 – Moose Jaw, Brandon
Saskatoon 5
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 3 – Brandon 2, Swift Current
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Kootenay 2 Medicine Hat 1 Game #67
Medicine Hat, Alb – The Kootenay ICE scored 2 second period goals in a 2-1 win over the Medicine Hat Tigers in WHL action on Wednesday night.
The win clinched a playoff spot for the ICE who have the longest active streak at 14 consecutive years.
The ICE (36-23-4-4) opened the scoring in the second period off a turnover at the Tiger line and Brock Montgomery faked a wrist shot and shovelled the puck into the net on the backhand.
The ICE made it 2-0 midway through the period with Jeff Hubic passing the puck to the top of the crease for Luke Philp to redirect into the net for his 1st career goal.
The Tigers (40-22-2-3) pulled the goalie with 1:20 left and Emerson Etem scored his league leqding 56th of the year on a 2-on-1 in front of the net.
Going into the game the ICE had scored 1 powerplay goal in the last 7 games and that was a 2-man advantage goal vs Edmonton.
The ICE will host Medicine Hat on Friday.
ICE Scratches – Spencer Wand, Jaedon Descheneau, Drew Czerwonka (9th game, lower body, 2-4 weeks).
Game Summary
Medicine Hat 40-22-2-3 Kootenay 36-23-4-4
1st Period
No Scoring.
Penalties-Muth Ktn (cross checking), 15:15; McKay M.h (tripping), 16:34; Konan M.h (roughing), 18:10.
2nd Period
1, Kootenay, Montgomery 21 (Dirk), 6:14.
2, Kootenay, Philp 1 (Hubic), 11:25.
Penalties-Dirk Ktn (roughing), 15:39.
3rd Period
3, Medicine Hat, Etem 56 (Hart, Valk), 19:38. Penalties-No Penalties
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 15-13-4-32. Medicine Hat 9-5-8-22.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 1; Medicine Hat 0 / 2.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 27-17-4-2 (22 shots-21 saves). Medicine Hat, Bunz 37-15-2-2 (32 shots-30 saves).
A-4,006
Referees-Ryan Bonnett (39), Trevor Hanson (19).
Linesmen-Darren Holeha (47), Matthew Sanders (70).
The win clinched a playoff spot for the ICE who have the longest active streak at 14 consecutive years.
The ICE (36-23-4-4) opened the scoring in the second period off a turnover at the Tiger line and Brock Montgomery faked a wrist shot and shovelled the puck into the net on the backhand.
The ICE made it 2-0 midway through the period with Jeff Hubic passing the puck to the top of the crease for Luke Philp to redirect into the net for his 1st career goal.
The Tigers (40-22-2-3) pulled the goalie with 1:20 left and Emerson Etem scored his league leqding 56th of the year on a 2-on-1 in front of the net.
Going into the game the ICE had scored 1 powerplay goal in the last 7 games and that was a 2-man advantage goal vs Edmonton.
The ICE will host Medicine Hat on Friday.
ICE Scratches – Spencer Wand, Jaedon Descheneau, Drew Czerwonka (9th game, lower body, 2-4 weeks).
Game Summary
Medicine Hat 40-22-2-3 Kootenay 36-23-4-4
1st Period
No Scoring.
Penalties-Muth Ktn (cross checking), 15:15; McKay M.h (tripping), 16:34; Konan M.h (roughing), 18:10.
2nd Period
1, Kootenay, Montgomery 21 (Dirk), 6:14.
2, Kootenay, Philp 1 (Hubic), 11:25.
Penalties-Dirk Ktn (roughing), 15:39.
3rd Period
3, Medicine Hat, Etem 56 (Hart, Valk), 19:38. Penalties-No Penalties
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 15-13-4-32. Medicine Hat 9-5-8-22.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 1; Medicine Hat 0 / 2.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 27-17-4-2 (22 shots-21 saves). Medicine Hat, Bunz 37-15-2-2 (32 shots-30 saves).
A-4,006
Referees-Ryan Bonnett (39), Trevor Hanson (19).
Linesmen-Darren Holeha (47), Matthew Sanders (70).
Trivia Game #67
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
Who has the Tigers record for most goals in one season?
ANSWER – Don Murdoch with 88 in 1975-76.
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Today’s Trivia question.
Who has the Tigers record for most goals in one season?
ANSWER – Don Murdoch with 88 in 1975-76.
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Kootenay @ Medicine Hat Game #67
The Kootenay ICE are in Medicine Hat tonght for the 5th meeting this season.
Series is tied 2-2.
October 18 in Medicine Hat - Tigers 2-1
December 9 in Kootenay - Tigers 6-4
December 10 in Medicine Hat - ICE 3-2
January 8 in Kootenay - ICE 3-1
The ICE are in 5th place in the Conference and need 1 more point to clinch a playoff spot.
The Tigers are 3rd in the Conference.
This is the first half of a haome-and-home with the rematch Friday in Cranbrook.
It's the 1st meeting since the ICE traded Brendan Hurley to the Tigers.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 28 Max Reinhart, 27 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 46 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Points – 74 Max Reinhart, 59 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 38 Joey Leach, 27 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 59 Sam Reinhart, 14 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 95 Jesse Ismond, 94 Spencer Wand, 91 Jagger Dirk
+/- - +25 Joey Leach, +25 Jagger Dirk
Avg – 2.40 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.12 Mackenzie Skapski
Tigers
Goals – 55 Emerson Etem
Assists – 45 Emerson Etem
Points – 100 Emerson Etem
Defenseman – 51 James Bettauer
Rookie – 31 Jayden Hart
PM – 145 Kale Kessy
+/- - +26 Emerson Etem
Avg – 2.56 Tyler Bunz, 3.24 Kenny Cameron
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 0-4-4
Jesse Ismond 0-4-4
Dylen McKinlay 1-2-3
Erik Benoit 0-3-3
Mackenzie Skapski 0-1-0-0 1,82 .929%
Nathan Lieuwen 2-1-0-0 2.63 .916%
Tigers
Emerson Etem 3-0-3
Trevor Cox 2-1-3
Jayden Hart 0-3-3
Tyler Bunz 2-1-0-0 2.74 .902%
Kenny Cameron 0-1-0-0 2.94 .914%
Streaks
Max Reinhart 4 games 4-4-8
Joe Antilla 2 games 1-1-2
Brock Montgomery 2 games 1-1-2
Home
Max Reinhart 11-22-33
Jesse Ismond 8-20-28
Dylen McKinlay 11-13-24
Elgin Pearce 12-9-21
Sam Reinhart 12-9-21
Joey Leach 6-14-20
Brock Montgomery 9-9-18
Joe Antilla 5-13-18
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 7-8-15
Nathan Lieuwen 14-7-1-0 2.38 .918% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 5-4-0-2 2.38 .912%
Road
Max Reinhart 17-24-41
Sam Reinhart 15-23-38
Jesse Ismond 7-18-25
Joe Antilla 8-15-23
Brock Montgomery 11-10-21
Joey Leach 3-15-18
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Jagger Dirk 4-12-16
Erik Benoit 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 4-10-14
Nathan Lieuwen 12-10-3-2 2.42 .918% 2 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-0 4.19 .861%
Series is tied 2-2.
October 18 in Medicine Hat - Tigers 2-1
December 9 in Kootenay - Tigers 6-4
December 10 in Medicine Hat - ICE 3-2
January 8 in Kootenay - ICE 3-1
The ICE are in 5th place in the Conference and need 1 more point to clinch a playoff spot.
The Tigers are 3rd in the Conference.
This is the first half of a haome-and-home with the rematch Friday in Cranbrook.
It's the 1st meeting since the ICE traded Brendan Hurley to the Tigers.
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 6:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 28 Max Reinhart, 27 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 46 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Points – 74 Max Reinhart, 59 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 38 Joey Leach, 27 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 59 Sam Reinhart, 14 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 95 Jesse Ismond, 94 Spencer Wand, 91 Jagger Dirk
+/- - +25 Joey Leach, +25 Jagger Dirk
Avg – 2.40 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.12 Mackenzie Skapski
Tigers
Goals – 55 Emerson Etem
Assists – 45 Emerson Etem
Points – 100 Emerson Etem
Defenseman – 51 James Bettauer
Rookie – 31 Jayden Hart
PM – 145 Kale Kessy
+/- - +26 Emerson Etem
Avg – 2.56 Tyler Bunz, 3.24 Kenny Cameron
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 0-4-4
Jesse Ismond 0-4-4
Dylen McKinlay 1-2-3
Erik Benoit 0-3-3
Mackenzie Skapski 0-1-0-0 1,82 .929%
Nathan Lieuwen 2-1-0-0 2.63 .916%
Tigers
Emerson Etem 3-0-3
Trevor Cox 2-1-3
Jayden Hart 0-3-3
Tyler Bunz 2-1-0-0 2.74 .902%
Kenny Cameron 0-1-0-0 2.94 .914%
Streaks
Max Reinhart 4 games 4-4-8
Joe Antilla 2 games 1-1-2
Brock Montgomery 2 games 1-1-2
Home
Max Reinhart 11-22-33
Jesse Ismond 8-20-28
Dylen McKinlay 11-13-24
Elgin Pearce 12-9-21
Sam Reinhart 12-9-21
Joey Leach 6-14-20
Brock Montgomery 9-9-18
Joe Antilla 5-13-18
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 7-8-15
Nathan Lieuwen 14-7-1-0 2.38 .918% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 5-4-0-2 2.38 .912%
Road
Max Reinhart 17-24-41
Sam Reinhart 15-23-38
Jesse Ismond 7-18-25
Joe Antilla 8-15-23
Brock Montgomery 11-10-21
Joey Leach 3-15-18
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Jagger Dirk 4-12-16
Erik Benoit 6-9-15
Dylen McKinlay 4-10-14
Nathan Lieuwen 12-10-3-2 2.42 .918% 2 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-0 4.19 .861%
Remaining Schedule March 7
Kootenay 6
Home 3 – Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Calgary,
Away 3 – Medicine Hat, Spokane, Calgary
Calgary 5
Home 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 2 – Lethbridge, Kootenay,
Edmonton 6
Home 2 – Moose Jaw, Red Deer
Away 4 – Red Deer 2, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 6
Home 4 – Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 2 – Kootenay, Lethbridge
Red Deer 6
Home 3 – Edmonton 2, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 6
Home 4 – Saskatoon 2, Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 2 – Regina 2
Moose Jaw 6
Home 2 – Regina, Prince Albert
Away 4 – Prince Albert, Edmonton, Regina, Brandon
Regina 6
Home 4 – Brandon 2, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw,
Away 2 – Moose Jaw, Brandon
Saskatoon 6
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 4 – Prince Albert, Brandon 2, Swift Current
Home 3 – Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Calgary,
Away 3 – Medicine Hat, Spokane, Calgary
Calgary 5
Home 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 2 – Lethbridge, Kootenay,
Edmonton 6
Home 2 – Moose Jaw, Red Deer
Away 4 – Red Deer 2, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 6
Home 4 – Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 2 – Kootenay, Lethbridge
Red Deer 6
Home 3 – Edmonton 2, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 6
Home 4 – Saskatoon 2, Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 2 – Regina 2
Moose Jaw 6
Home 2 – Regina, Prince Albert
Away 4 – Prince Albert, Edmonton, Regina, Brandon
Regina 6
Home 4 – Brandon 2, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw,
Away 2 – Moose Jaw, Brandon
Saskatoon 6
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 4 – Prince Albert, Brandon 2, Swift Current
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Swift Current 4 Kootenay 3 Game #66
Swift Current, Sask – Former Kootenay ICE players Christian Magnus and Adam Rossignol combined for 3 goals in a 4-3 win for the Swift Current Broncos in WHL action on Tuesday night.
The Broncos (25-35-2-6) scored late in the first period as Graham Black was behind the net and fed Ryan Moser in the low slot and scored with a backhand shot along the ice.
The ICE (35-23-4-4) scored a buzzer beater before the period ended as Elgin Pearce was near the crease to bang in a loose puck for a goal with less than 1 second left.
Going into the game Elgin Pearce had 1 goal in his last 22 games and his last goal was January 28th in Spokane, a stretch of 13 games without a goal.
Max Reinhart extended his point streak to 4 games with an assist on the goal.
In the second period the ICE took a 2-1 lead on a breakaway goal by Max Reinhart who scored with a forehand deke.
The Broncos tied the game as Ryan oser found Christian Magnus in the middle slot for a shot that beat the goalie high on the glove side.
In the final minute of the period the ICE won a face-off in their zone but Christian Magnus jumped to the puck and scored with a forehand deke.
The ICE tied the game in the third period as Joe Antilla got to a loose puck in the crease.
The Broncos got the game winner from Adam Rossignol who created a partial break and scored with a high back hand shot.
The teams split the 4-game regular season series with the home team winning each game.
The game was the last of the regular season against a team from the East Division.
The ICE will visit Medicine Hat on Wednesday.
ICE Scratches – Spencer Wand, Jaedon Descheneau, Drew Czerwonka (8th game, lower body, 3-5 weeks).
Game Summary
Swift Current 25-35-2-6 Kootenay 35-23-4-4
1st Period
1, Swift Current, Moser 13 (Black, Magnus), 16:51.
2, Kootenay, Pearce 19 (Benoit, M.Reinhart), 19:59.
Penalties-Philp Ktn (holding), 5:57; Leach Ktn (interference), 10:06; Martin Ktn (roughing), 14:00; Dale S.c (roughing), 14:00.
2nd Period
3, Kootenay, M.Reinhart 28 (Montgomery), 10:18.
4, Swift Current, Magnus 8 (Moser), 14:53.
5, Swift Current, Magnus 9 (Black), 19:38.
Penalties-Hubic Ktn (major-fighting), 4:28; Smith S.c (major-fighting), 4:28; Martin Ktn (major-fighting), 15:33; Smith S.c (major-fighting), 15:33.
3rd Period
6, Kootenay, Antilla 13 (Cable, Benoit), 12:04.
7, Swift Current, Rossignol 8 (Blanke, Scarlett), 15:10.
Penalties-Blanke S.c (boarding), 3:11; Derko S.c (high sticking), 9:10.
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 10-10-15-35. Swift Current 13-10-7-30.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 2; Swift Current 0 / 2.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 26-18-4-2 (30 shots-26 saves). Swift Current, Groenheyde 23-27-1-6 (35 shots-32 saves).
A-2,311
Referees-Curtis Howe (27), Chad Williams (60).
Linesmen-Jason Roy (94), Ian Schafer (56).
The Broncos (25-35-2-6) scored late in the first period as Graham Black was behind the net and fed Ryan Moser in the low slot and scored with a backhand shot along the ice.
The ICE (35-23-4-4) scored a buzzer beater before the period ended as Elgin Pearce was near the crease to bang in a loose puck for a goal with less than 1 second left.
Going into the game Elgin Pearce had 1 goal in his last 22 games and his last goal was January 28th in Spokane, a stretch of 13 games without a goal.
Max Reinhart extended his point streak to 4 games with an assist on the goal.
In the second period the ICE took a 2-1 lead on a breakaway goal by Max Reinhart who scored with a forehand deke.
The Broncos tied the game as Ryan oser found Christian Magnus in the middle slot for a shot that beat the goalie high on the glove side.
In the final minute of the period the ICE won a face-off in their zone but Christian Magnus jumped to the puck and scored with a forehand deke.
The ICE tied the game in the third period as Joe Antilla got to a loose puck in the crease.
The Broncos got the game winner from Adam Rossignol who created a partial break and scored with a high back hand shot.
The teams split the 4-game regular season series with the home team winning each game.
The game was the last of the regular season against a team from the East Division.
The ICE will visit Medicine Hat on Wednesday.
ICE Scratches – Spencer Wand, Jaedon Descheneau, Drew Czerwonka (8th game, lower body, 3-5 weeks).
Game Summary
Swift Current 25-35-2-6 Kootenay 35-23-4-4
1st Period
1, Swift Current, Moser 13 (Black, Magnus), 16:51.
2, Kootenay, Pearce 19 (Benoit, M.Reinhart), 19:59.
Penalties-Philp Ktn (holding), 5:57; Leach Ktn (interference), 10:06; Martin Ktn (roughing), 14:00; Dale S.c (roughing), 14:00.
2nd Period
3, Kootenay, M.Reinhart 28 (Montgomery), 10:18.
4, Swift Current, Magnus 8 (Moser), 14:53.
5, Swift Current, Magnus 9 (Black), 19:38.
Penalties-Hubic Ktn (major-fighting), 4:28; Smith S.c (major-fighting), 4:28; Martin Ktn (major-fighting), 15:33; Smith S.c (major-fighting), 15:33.
3rd Period
6, Kootenay, Antilla 13 (Cable, Benoit), 12:04.
7, Swift Current, Rossignol 8 (Blanke, Scarlett), 15:10.
Penalties-Blanke S.c (boarding), 3:11; Derko S.c (high sticking), 9:10.
Shots on Goal-Kootenay 10-10-15-35. Swift Current 13-10-7-30.
Power Play Opportunities-Kootenay 0 / 2; Swift Current 0 / 2.
Goalies-Kootenay, Lieuwen 26-18-4-2 (30 shots-26 saves). Swift Current, Groenheyde 23-27-1-6 (35 shots-32 saves).
A-2,311
Referees-Curtis Howe (27), Chad Williams (60).
Linesmen-Jason Roy (94), Ian Schafer (56).
Trivia Game #66
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
This is the 45th year for the Broncos Franchise. How many years have they been in Swift Current?
ANSWER – 33 years in Swift Current and the other 12 years in Lethbridge.
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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.
This is the 45th year for the Broncos Franchise. How many years have they been in Swift Current?
ANSWER – 33 years in Swift Current and the other 12 years in Lethbridge.
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For questions or comments email me directly at jeff@thedrivefm.ca.
Also follow on Twitter @ JHollick_ICE.
Kootenay @ Swift Current Game #66
The Kootenay ICE are in Swift Current for the 4th and final meeting this season.
ICE led the season series 2-1 with the home team winning each game.
The ICE are 5th in the Conference and are coming off a 2-1 win over Calgary on Saturday.
Their magic # to clinch a playoff spot is 3 points. (combination of esrning points and Red Deer not earning points)
The Broncos have 1 win in the last 6 games and will not make the post season for the 2nd straight season.
It's the first meeting between the clubs since they made a 1-for-1 trade.
Tanner Muth w/Broncos 38 GP 1-3-4 w/ICE 26 GP 0-5-5.
Adam Rossignol w/ICE 39 GP 6-7-13 w/Broncos 27 GP 1-5-6
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 5:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 27 Max Reinhart, 27 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 45 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Points – 72 Max Reinhart, 59 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 38 Joey Leach, 27 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 59 Sam Reinhart, 14 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 95 Jesse Ismond, 94 Spencer Wand, 91 Jagger Dirk
+/- - +26 Joey Leach, +25 Jagger Dirk, +22 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.36 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.12 Mackenzie Skapski
Broncos
Goals – 35 Taylor Vause
Assists – 44 Taylor Vause
Points – 79 Taylor Vause
Defenseman – 46 Rece Scarlett
Rookie – 50 Coda Gordon
PM – 156 Andy Blanke
+/- - +7 Coda Gordon
Avg – 3.45 Jon Groenheyde, 3.73 Austin Smith
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 2-3-5
Elgin Pearce 4-0-4
Jesse Ismond 1-2-3
Drew Czerwonka 0-3-3
Dylen McKinlay 0-3-3
Nathan Lieuwen 2-1-0-0 2.29 .920%
Broncos
Taylor Vause 2-2-4
Coda Gordon 1-2-3
Reese Scarlett 0-3-3
Austin Smith 0-0-0-0 1.94 .929%
Jon Groenheyde 1-2-0-0 3.50 .900%
Streaks
Sam Reinhart 3 games 2-1-3
Max Reinhart 3 games 3-3-6
Jesse Ismond 2 games 0-2-2
Home
Max Reinhart 11-22-33
Jesse Ismond 8-20-28
Dylen McKinlay 11-13-24
Elgin Pearce 12-9-21
Sam Reinhart 12-9-21
Joey Leach 6-14-20
Brock Montgomery 9-9-18
Joe Antilla 5-13-18
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 7-8-15
Nathan Lieuwen 14-7-1-0 2.38 .918% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 5-4-0-2 2.38 .912%
Road
Max Reinhart 16-23-39
Sam Reinhart 15-23-38
Jesse Ismond 7-18-25
Joe Antilla 7-15-22
Brock Montgomery 11-9-20
Joey Leach 3-15-18
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Jagger Dirk 4-12-16
Dylen McKinlay 4-10-14
Nathan Lieuwen 12-9-3-2 2.35 .920% 2 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-0 4.19 .861%
ICE led the season series 2-1 with the home team winning each game.
The ICE are 5th in the Conference and are coming off a 2-1 win over Calgary on Saturday.
Their magic # to clinch a playoff spot is 3 points. (combination of esrning points and Red Deer not earning points)
The Broncos have 1 win in the last 6 games and will not make the post season for the 2nd straight season.
It's the first meeting between the clubs since they made a 1-for-1 trade.
Tanner Muth w/Broncos 38 GP 1-3-4 w/ICE 26 GP 0-5-5.
Adam Rossignol w/ICE 39 GP 6-7-13 w/Broncos 27 GP 1-5-6
Listen for the Pre-Game Show at 5:30 on The Drive.
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 27 Max Reinhart, 27 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 45 Max Reinhart, 38 Jesse Ismond
Points – 72 Max Reinhart, 59 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 38 Joey Leach, 27 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 59 Sam Reinhart, 14 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 95 Jesse Ismond, 94 Spencer Wand, 91 Jagger Dirk
+/- - +26 Joey Leach, +25 Jagger Dirk, +22 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.36 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.12 Mackenzie Skapski
Broncos
Goals – 35 Taylor Vause
Assists – 44 Taylor Vause
Points – 79 Taylor Vause
Defenseman – 46 Rece Scarlett
Rookie – 50 Coda Gordon
PM – 156 Andy Blanke
+/- - +7 Coda Gordon
Avg – 3.45 Jon Groenheyde, 3.73 Austin Smith
Head to Head
ICE
Max Reinhart 2-3-5
Elgin Pearce 4-0-4
Jesse Ismond 1-2-3
Drew Czerwonka 0-3-3
Dylen McKinlay 0-3-3
Nathan Lieuwen 2-1-0-0 2.29 .920%
Broncos
Taylor Vause 2-2-4
Coda Gordon 1-2-3
Reese Scarlett 0-3-3
Austin Smith 0-0-0-0 1.94 .929%
Jon Groenheyde 1-2-0-0 3.50 .900%
Streaks
Sam Reinhart 3 games 2-1-3
Max Reinhart 3 games 3-3-6
Jesse Ismond 2 games 0-2-2
Home
Max Reinhart 11-22-33
Jesse Ismond 8-20-28
Dylen McKinlay 11-13-24
Elgin Pearce 12-9-21
Sam Reinhart 12-9-21
Joey Leach 6-14-20
Brock Montgomery 9-9-18
Joe Antilla 5-13-18
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 7-8-15
Nathan Lieuwen 14-7-1-0 2.38 .918% 1 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 5-4-0-2 2.38 .912%
Road
Max Reinhart 16-23-39
Sam Reinhart 15-23-38
Jesse Ismond 7-18-25
Joe Antilla 7-15-22
Brock Montgomery 11-9-20
Joey Leach 3-15-18
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Jagger Dirk 4-12-16
Dylen McKinlay 4-10-14
Nathan Lieuwen 12-9-3-2 2.35 .920% 2 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-0 4.19 .861%
Monday, March 5, 2012
From The ICE Office
ICE CHIPS: The KOOTENAY ICE enter this week's action with a 35-22-4-4 record (19-11-1-2 at home, 16-11-3-2 on the road, 2-4 in overtime, 3-4 in shootouts) and in fifth place in the EASTERN CONFERENCE and tied for eighth overall in the WHL...The ICE have seven regular season games remaining in the 2011-2012 regular season (three at home, four on the road).
PLAYOFF PACKAGES AVAILABLE: 2012 playoff packages are now available to the general public at the KOOTENAY ICE Office...Eight game ticket packages are $136.00 for Adults, $112.00 for Seniors, $96.00 for Students, and $72.00 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..The ICE Office will be open over the lunch hour this week to accommodate those wishing to purchase the packages...For more information on playoff packages, phone 250-417-0322.
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.
RECORD BOOK: The KOOTENAY ICE RECORD BOOK is available online...If you want to know all the Club's stats and history you just have to go to www.kootenayice.net and under TEAM to RECORD BOOK.
DID YOU KNOW: The ICE will finish the 2011-2012 regular season with an above .500 record for the 13th consecutive season, which is the longest active streak in the WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE…KOOTENAY will finish the regular season with a .500 or better road record for the 11th time in the last 13 seasons...The ICE need two more victories to reach 600 wins in franchise history (598-417-122)…KOOTENAY is tied for 12th overall on the power play in the WHL at 20.8%...The ICE are fourth in the LEAGUE in penalty killing at 81.0%...KOOTENAY is 20-13-1-1 when outshooting their opponent, 14-6-3-2 when being outshot and 1-3-0-1 when tied...The ICE are 25-3-1-2 when leading after the second period, 1-15-0-1 when losing and 9-4-3-1 when tied...NATHAN LIEUWEN, who is first in the WHL in goals against average (2.36), is third in the LEAGUE in save percentage (.919)...LIEUWEN has set franchise record for the most wins by a goaltender with 84 (82 career wins was the old record held by TAYLOR DAKERS - 2003-2007)...SAM REINHART (27-32-59), who is third in the LEAGUE for points by a rookie, is tied for third in the WHL for scoring the first goal of the game with eight...JOEY LEACH, who leads the ICE in plus / minus with a plus 26, needs to record four more points to reach 100 in his WHL career...JOE ANTILLA is third in career games played with the ICE with 333 (DALE MAHOVSKY - 344, KEVIN KING - 335)...TANNER MUTH played in his 150th WHL career game on February 22 in REGINA.
SCORING STREAKS: MAX REINHART (3-3-6) and SAM REINHART (2-1-3) have each recorded at least a point in their last three games.
INJURY / TRANSACTION: Forward DREW CZERWONKA will be out of the KOOTENAY line up two to four weeks with a lower body injury...KOOTENAY has called up Forward LUKE PHILP (November 6, 1995 - CANMORE - AJHL) for the remainder of the season.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 65 games of the 2010-2011 season the ICE were 41-20-1-3, after 66 games 42-20-1-3 and after 67 games 43-20-1-3.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday March 6 ICE @ Swift Current 6:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive) Wednesday March 7 ICE @ Medicine Hat 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
Thursday March 8 Practice 3:45 - 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Friday March 9 ICE vs Medicine Hat 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive) Saturday March 10 ICE @ Spokane 8:05 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Wednesday, February 29 – Kootenay 1 vs Edmonton 3 – Record 34-22-4-4 – Attendance: 2,565
Goal:
1 - M. Reinhart (27) from S. Reinhart and Ismond
Goalie: Mackenzie Skapski (24 Saves, 3 GA)
Saturday, March 3 – Kootenay 2 vs Calgary 1 – Record 35-22-4-4 – Attendance: 3,708
Goals:
1 - S. Reinhart (27) from Ismond
2 - Montgomery (20) from M. Reinhart and Antilla
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (24 Saves, 1 GA)
PLAYOFF PACKAGES AVAILABLE: 2012 playoff packages are now available to the general public at the KOOTENAY ICE Office...Eight game ticket packages are $136.00 for Adults, $112.00 for Seniors, $96.00 for Students, and $72.00 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..The ICE Office will be open over the lunch hour this week to accommodate those wishing to purchase the packages...For more information on playoff packages, phone 250-417-0322.
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.
RECORD BOOK: The KOOTENAY ICE RECORD BOOK is available online...If you want to know all the Club's stats and history you just have to go to www.kootenayice.net and under TEAM to RECORD BOOK.
DID YOU KNOW: The ICE will finish the 2011-2012 regular season with an above .500 record for the 13th consecutive season, which is the longest active streak in the WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE…KOOTENAY will finish the regular season with a .500 or better road record for the 11th time in the last 13 seasons...The ICE need two more victories to reach 600 wins in franchise history (598-417-122)…KOOTENAY is tied for 12th overall on the power play in the WHL at 20.8%...The ICE are fourth in the LEAGUE in penalty killing at 81.0%...KOOTENAY is 20-13-1-1 when outshooting their opponent, 14-6-3-2 when being outshot and 1-3-0-1 when tied...The ICE are 25-3-1-2 when leading after the second period, 1-15-0-1 when losing and 9-4-3-1 when tied...NATHAN LIEUWEN, who is first in the WHL in goals against average (2.36), is third in the LEAGUE in save percentage (.919)...LIEUWEN has set franchise record for the most wins by a goaltender with 84 (82 career wins was the old record held by TAYLOR DAKERS - 2003-2007)...SAM REINHART (27-32-59), who is third in the LEAGUE for points by a rookie, is tied for third in the WHL for scoring the first goal of the game with eight...JOEY LEACH, who leads the ICE in plus / minus with a plus 26, needs to record four more points to reach 100 in his WHL career...JOE ANTILLA is third in career games played with the ICE with 333 (DALE MAHOVSKY - 344, KEVIN KING - 335)...TANNER MUTH played in his 150th WHL career game on February 22 in REGINA.
SCORING STREAKS: MAX REINHART (3-3-6) and SAM REINHART (2-1-3) have each recorded at least a point in their last three games.
INJURY / TRANSACTION: Forward DREW CZERWONKA will be out of the KOOTENAY line up two to four weeks with a lower body injury...KOOTENAY has called up Forward LUKE PHILP (November 6, 1995 - CANMORE - AJHL) for the remainder of the season.
ONE YEAR AGO: After 65 games of the 2010-2011 season the ICE were 41-20-1-3, after 66 games 42-20-1-3 and after 67 games 43-20-1-3.
UPCOMING WEEK:
Tuesday March 6 ICE @ Swift Current 6:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive) Wednesday March 7 ICE @ Medicine Hat 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
Thursday March 8 Practice 3:45 - 5:45 pm Cranbrook Rec Plex
Friday March 9 ICE vs Medicine Hat 7:00 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive) Saturday March 10 ICE @ Spokane 8:05 pm (102.9 FM - The Drive)
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Wednesday, February 29 – Kootenay 1 vs Edmonton 3 – Record 34-22-4-4 – Attendance: 2,565
Goal:
1 - M. Reinhart (27) from S. Reinhart and Ismond
Goalie: Mackenzie Skapski (24 Saves, 3 GA)
Saturday, March 3 – Kootenay 2 vs Calgary 1 – Record 35-22-4-4 – Attendance: 3,708
Goals:
1 - S. Reinhart (27) from Ismond
2 - Montgomery (20) from M. Reinhart and Antilla
Goalie: Nathan Lieuwen (24 Saves, 1 GA)
WHL 22
Kootenay – Won 2 of last 3.
Tuesday in Swift Current (2-1-0-0)
Wednesday in Medicine Hat (2-2-0-0)
Friday vs Medicine Hat
Saturday in Spokane (2-0-1-1)
Calgary – Won 3 of the last 4.
Tuesday in Red Deer (3-1-0-0)
Friday in Lethbridge (2-1-1-0)
Sunday vs Red Deer
Edmonton – Won 5 in a row.
Wednesday vs Moose Jaw (2-0-0-1)
Friday in Red Deer (1-0-1-1)
Saturday vs Red Deer
Lethbridge – Lost 3 of the last 4.
Tuesday vs Moose Jaw (0-3-0-0)
Friday vs Calgary (2-2-0-0)
Saturday vs Medicine Hat (3-3-0-0)
Medicine Hat – 4 wins in a row.
Wednesday vs Kootenay (2-2-0-0)
Friday in Kootenay
Saturday in Lethbridge (3-3-0-0)
Red Deer – Won 2 of the last 3.
Tuesday vs Calgary (1-3-0-0)
Friday vs Edmonton (2-1-0-0)
Saturday in Edmonton
Sunday in Calgary
Brandon – 7-1-0-1 in the last 8.
Wednesday in Regina (3-2-0-0)
Friday vs Saskatoon (2-4-0-0)
Saturday vs Saskatoon
Moose Jaw – 4 wins in a row.
Tuesday in Lethbridge (3-0-0-0)
Wednesday in Edmonton (1-2-0-0)
Friday in Regina (3-1-2-0)
Saturday vs Regina
Prince Albert – 0-2-1-1 in the last 4.
Wednesday vs Saskatoon (1-5-0-0)
Friday vs Swift Current (3-2-1-0)
Saturday in Swift Current
Regina – 5-1-0-1 in the last 7.
Wednesday vs Brandon (2-1-1-1)
Friday vs Moose Jaw (3-2-1-0)
Saturday in Moose Jaw
Saskatoon – 1-4-1-1 in the last 7.
Wednesday in Prince Albert (5-1-0-0)
Friday in Brandon (4-2-0-0)
Saturday in Brandon
Swift Current – 1-3-0-2 in the last 6.
Tuesday vs Kootenay (1-2-0-0)
Friday in Prince Albert (3-0-1-2)
Saturday vs Prince Albert
Kamloops – 1 win in the last 5.
Wednesday vs Portland (1-2-0-0)
Friday in Vancouver (3-2-0-1)
Saturday vs Vancouver
Kelowna – 4-2-0-1 in the last 7.
Wednesday in Spokane (1-2-0-0)
Friday vs Victoria (3-3-1-0)
Saturday vs Prince George (6-1-0-0)
Prince George – 1 win in the last 8.
Tuesday vs Seattle (2-0-0-0)
Wednesday vs Seattle
Saturday in Kelowna (1-6-0-0)
Sunday in Tri City (0-2-0-0)
Vancouver – 2-4-0-1 in the last 7.
Wednesday vs Tri City (1-2-0-0)
Friday vs Kamloops (3-3-0-0)
Saturday in Kamloops
Sunday vs Victoria (7-3-0-0)
Victoria – 1 win in the last 4.
Wednesday at Everett (0-2-0-0)
Friday in Kelowna (4-2-0-1)
Saturday in Everett
Sunday in Vancouver (3-6-0-0)
Everett – Won 3 of the last 4.
Wednesday vs Victoria (2-0-0-0)
Friday vs Portland (2-6-0-1)
Saturday vs Victoria
Sunday in Seattle (4-2-0-2)
Portland – 12-1-1 in the last 14.
Wednesday in Kamloops (2-0-1-0)
Friday in Everett (7-1-1-0)
Saturday in Seattle (9-1-0-0)
Seattle – 1 win in last 8.
Tuesday in Prince George (0-1-0-1)
Wednesday in Prince George
Saturday vs Portland (1-9-0-0)
Sunday vs Everett (4-3-1-0)
Spokane – 4-2-1 in the last 7.
Wednesday vs Kelowna (2-1-0-0)
Friday vs Tri City (3-7-0-0)
Saturday vs Kootenay (2-2-0-0)
Tri City – Won 8 of the last 10.
Wednesday in Vancouver (2-0-0-1)
Friday in Spokane (7-3-0-0)
Sunday vs Prince George (2-0-0-0)
Tuesday in Swift Current (2-1-0-0)
Wednesday in Medicine Hat (2-2-0-0)
Friday vs Medicine Hat
Saturday in Spokane (2-0-1-1)
Calgary – Won 3 of the last 4.
Tuesday in Red Deer (3-1-0-0)
Friday in Lethbridge (2-1-1-0)
Sunday vs Red Deer
Edmonton – Won 5 in a row.
Wednesday vs Moose Jaw (2-0-0-1)
Friday in Red Deer (1-0-1-1)
Saturday vs Red Deer
Lethbridge – Lost 3 of the last 4.
Tuesday vs Moose Jaw (0-3-0-0)
Friday vs Calgary (2-2-0-0)
Saturday vs Medicine Hat (3-3-0-0)
Medicine Hat – 4 wins in a row.
Wednesday vs Kootenay (2-2-0-0)
Friday in Kootenay
Saturday in Lethbridge (3-3-0-0)
Red Deer – Won 2 of the last 3.
Tuesday vs Calgary (1-3-0-0)
Friday vs Edmonton (2-1-0-0)
Saturday in Edmonton
Sunday in Calgary
Brandon – 7-1-0-1 in the last 8.
Wednesday in Regina (3-2-0-0)
Friday vs Saskatoon (2-4-0-0)
Saturday vs Saskatoon
Moose Jaw – 4 wins in a row.
Tuesday in Lethbridge (3-0-0-0)
Wednesday in Edmonton (1-2-0-0)
Friday in Regina (3-1-2-0)
Saturday vs Regina
Prince Albert – 0-2-1-1 in the last 4.
Wednesday vs Saskatoon (1-5-0-0)
Friday vs Swift Current (3-2-1-0)
Saturday in Swift Current
Regina – 5-1-0-1 in the last 7.
Wednesday vs Brandon (2-1-1-1)
Friday vs Moose Jaw (3-2-1-0)
Saturday in Moose Jaw
Saskatoon – 1-4-1-1 in the last 7.
Wednesday in Prince Albert (5-1-0-0)
Friday in Brandon (4-2-0-0)
Saturday in Brandon
Swift Current – 1-3-0-2 in the last 6.
Tuesday vs Kootenay (1-2-0-0)
Friday in Prince Albert (3-0-1-2)
Saturday vs Prince Albert
Kamloops – 1 win in the last 5.
Wednesday vs Portland (1-2-0-0)
Friday in Vancouver (3-2-0-1)
Saturday vs Vancouver
Kelowna – 4-2-0-1 in the last 7.
Wednesday in Spokane (1-2-0-0)
Friday vs Victoria (3-3-1-0)
Saturday vs Prince George (6-1-0-0)
Prince George – 1 win in the last 8.
Tuesday vs Seattle (2-0-0-0)
Wednesday vs Seattle
Saturday in Kelowna (1-6-0-0)
Sunday in Tri City (0-2-0-0)
Vancouver – 2-4-0-1 in the last 7.
Wednesday vs Tri City (1-2-0-0)
Friday vs Kamloops (3-3-0-0)
Saturday in Kamloops
Sunday vs Victoria (7-3-0-0)
Victoria – 1 win in the last 4.
Wednesday at Everett (0-2-0-0)
Friday in Kelowna (4-2-0-1)
Saturday in Everett
Sunday in Vancouver (3-6-0-0)
Everett – Won 3 of the last 4.
Wednesday vs Victoria (2-0-0-0)
Friday vs Portland (2-6-0-1)
Saturday vs Victoria
Sunday in Seattle (4-2-0-2)
Portland – 12-1-1 in the last 14.
Wednesday in Kamloops (2-0-1-0)
Friday in Everett (7-1-1-0)
Saturday in Seattle (9-1-0-0)
Seattle – 1 win in last 8.
Tuesday in Prince George (0-1-0-1)
Wednesday in Prince George
Saturday vs Portland (1-9-0-0)
Sunday vs Everett (4-3-1-0)
Spokane – 4-2-1 in the last 7.
Wednesday vs Kelowna (2-1-0-0)
Friday vs Tri City (3-7-0-0)
Saturday vs Kootenay (2-2-0-0)
Tri City – Won 8 of the last 10.
Wednesday in Vancouver (2-0-0-1)
Friday in Spokane (7-3-0-0)
Sunday vs Prince George (2-0-0-0)
Remaining Schedule March 5
Kootenay 7
Home 3 – Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Calgary,
Away 4 – Swift Current, Medicine Hat, Spokane, Calgary
Calgary 6
Home 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay,
Edmonton 6
Home 2 – Moose Jaw, Red Deer
Away 4 – Red Deer 2, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 6
Home 4 – Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 2 – Kootenay, Lethbridge
Red Deer 7
Home 4 – Calgary, Edmonton 2, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 6
Home 4 – Saskatoon 2, Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 2 – Regina 2
Moose Jaw 7
Home 2 – Regina, Prince Albert
Away 5 – Prince Albert, Lethbridge, Edmonton, Regina, Brandon
Regina 6
Home 4 – Brandon 2, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw,
Away 2 – Moose Jaw, Brandon
Saskatoon 6
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 4 – Prince Albert, Brandon 2, Swift Current
Home 3 – Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Calgary,
Away 4 – Swift Current, Medicine Hat, Spokane, Calgary
Calgary 6
Home 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay,
Edmonton 6
Home 2 – Moose Jaw, Red Deer
Away 4 – Red Deer 2, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 6
Home 4 – Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 2 – Kootenay, Lethbridge
Red Deer 7
Home 4 – Calgary, Edmonton 2, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 6
Home 4 – Saskatoon 2, Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 2 – Regina 2
Moose Jaw 7
Home 2 – Regina, Prince Albert
Away 5 – Prince Albert, Lethbridge, Edmonton, Regina, Brandon
Regina 6
Home 4 – Brandon 2, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw,
Away 2 – Moose Jaw, Brandon
Saskatoon 6
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 4 – Prince Albert, Brandon 2, Swift Current
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Remaining Schedule March 4
Kootenay 7
Home 3 – Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Calgary,
Away 4 – Swift Current, Medicine Hat, Spokane, Calgary
Calgary 6
Home 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay,
Edmonton 7
Home 3 – Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, Red Deer
Away 4 – Red Deer 2, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 6
Home 4 – Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 2 – Kootenay, Lethbridge
Red Deer 7
Home 4 – Calgary, Edmonton 2, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 6
Home 4 – Saskatoon 2, Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 2 – Regina 2
Moose Jaw 7
Home 2 – Regina, Prince Albert
Away 5 – Prince Albert, Lethbridge, Edmonton, Regina, Brandon
Regina 7
Home 5 – Brandon 2, Prince Albert 2, Moose Jaw,
Away 2 – Moose Jaw, Brandon
Saskatoon 7
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 5 – Edmonton, Prince Albert, Brandon 2, Swift Current
Home 3 – Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Calgary,
Away 4 – Swift Current, Medicine Hat, Spokane, Calgary
Calgary 6
Home 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay,
Edmonton 7
Home 3 – Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, Red Deer
Away 4 – Red Deer 2, Kootenay, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 6
Home 4 – Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 2 – Kootenay, Lethbridge
Red Deer 7
Home 4 – Calgary, Edmonton 2, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 6
Home 4 – Saskatoon 2, Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 2 – Regina 2
Moose Jaw 7
Home 2 – Regina, Prince Albert
Away 5 – Prince Albert, Lethbridge, Edmonton, Regina, Brandon
Regina 7
Home 5 – Brandon 2, Prince Albert 2, Moose Jaw,
Away 2 – Moose Jaw, Brandon
Saskatoon 7
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 5 – Edmonton, Prince Albert, Brandon 2, Swift Current
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Pics Of The Game
Pics Of The Game from Cranbrook Photo.
They are the official photographers of the Kootenay ICE and are Cranbrook's Foto Source.
For more ICE pictures visit cranbrookphoto.com.
If you have a request of shots of a specific player contact Chris Pullen … chris@cranbrookphoto.com
An early chance for Max Reinhart
2nd Star Tanner Muth
Sam Reinhart celebrates the tying goal
Brock Montgomery's game winner
Dylen McKinlay with extra effort
Nathan Lieuwen stops Trevor Cheek on a breakaway
Jesse Ismond crashes the crease
Kris Knoblauch talks with a Linesman
Jesse Ismond to the net again
Biggest crowd of the year cheer after an ICE goal
First ever School Spirit Night a huge success
Big crowd, BIG NOISE
They are the official photographers of the Kootenay ICE and are Cranbrook's Foto Source.
For more ICE pictures visit cranbrookphoto.com.
If you have a request of shots of a specific player contact Chris Pullen … chris@cranbrookphoto.com
Kootenay 2 Calgary 1 Game #65
Cranbrook, BC – Kootenay ICE forward Brock Montgomery’s third period goal was the winner in a hard fought 2-1 win over the Calgary Hitmen in WHL action on Saturday night.
After a scoreless first period the Hitmen (39-24-2-1) opened the scoring on a delayed penalty with Cody Sylvester coming down the left wing and scored with a long wrist shot through the goalies legs.
The ICE (35-22-4-4) tied the game as Jesse Ismond cut to the crease and was stopped and Sam Reinhart put in the rebound.
Early in the third period the ICE made it 2-1 on a 2-on-1 break with Max Reinhart feeding Brock Montgomery who scored and is third ICE player to reach 20 goals.
The ICE magic # to clinch a playoff spot is 3 points. (combination of earning points and Red Deer not earning points)
The crowd was the biggest of the season.
Sam Reinhart was named the ICE Player of the Month for February.
ICE GM Jeff Chynoweth was not at the game after having his appendix removed on Friday night.
The ICE will visit Swift Current on Tuesday.
ICE Scratches – Jeff Hubic, Spencer Wand, Drew Czerwonka (7th game, lower body, 3-5 weeks).
Game Summary
Calgary 39-24-2-1 Kootenay 35-22-4-4
1st Period
No Scoring.
Penalties-Bowman Cal (delay of game), 0:15; Cheek Cal (hooking), 1:13; Rissling Cal (tripping), 10:23; Martin Ktn (holding), 13:57.
2nd Period
1, Calgary, Sylvester 23 (Gogolev), 4:00.
2, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 27 (Ismond), 12:59.
Penalties-Ismond Ktn (roughing), 14:53; served by Ktn (too many men), 18:13.
3rd Period
3, Kootenay, Montgomery 20 (M.Reinhart, Antilla), 2:23.
Penalties-No Penalties
Shots on Goal-Calgary 7-7-11-25. Kootenay 10-5-8-23.
Power Play Opportunities-Calgary 0 / 3; Kootenay 0 / 3.
Goalies-Calgary, Driedger 21-11-2-1 (23 shots-21 saves). Kootenay, Lieuwen 26-16-4-2 (25 shots-24 saves).
A-3,708
Referees-Tyler Adair (58), Brett Iverson (24).
Linesmen-Reid Anderson (53), Scott Sharun (103).
After a scoreless first period the Hitmen (39-24-2-1) opened the scoring on a delayed penalty with Cody Sylvester coming down the left wing and scored with a long wrist shot through the goalies legs.
The ICE (35-22-4-4) tied the game as Jesse Ismond cut to the crease and was stopped and Sam Reinhart put in the rebound.
Early in the third period the ICE made it 2-1 on a 2-on-1 break with Max Reinhart feeding Brock Montgomery who scored and is third ICE player to reach 20 goals.
The ICE magic # to clinch a playoff spot is 3 points. (combination of earning points and Red Deer not earning points)
The crowd was the biggest of the season.
Sam Reinhart was named the ICE Player of the Month for February.
ICE GM Jeff Chynoweth was not at the game after having his appendix removed on Friday night.
The ICE will visit Swift Current on Tuesday.
ICE Scratches – Jeff Hubic, Spencer Wand, Drew Czerwonka (7th game, lower body, 3-5 weeks).
Game Summary
Calgary 39-24-2-1 Kootenay 35-22-4-4
1st Period
No Scoring.
Penalties-Bowman Cal (delay of game), 0:15; Cheek Cal (hooking), 1:13; Rissling Cal (tripping), 10:23; Martin Ktn (holding), 13:57.
2nd Period
1, Calgary, Sylvester 23 (Gogolev), 4:00.
2, Kootenay, S.Reinhart 27 (Ismond), 12:59.
Penalties-Ismond Ktn (roughing), 14:53; served by Ktn (too many men), 18:13.
3rd Period
3, Kootenay, Montgomery 20 (M.Reinhart, Antilla), 2:23.
Penalties-No Penalties
Shots on Goal-Calgary 7-7-11-25. Kootenay 10-5-8-23.
Power Play Opportunities-Calgary 0 / 3; Kootenay 0 / 3.
Goalies-Calgary, Driedger 21-11-2-1 (23 shots-21 saves). Kootenay, Lieuwen 26-16-4-2 (25 shots-24 saves).
A-3,708
Referees-Tyler Adair (58), Brett Iverson (24).
Linesmen-Reid Anderson (53), Scott Sharun (103).
Trivia Game #65
During every ICE broadcast we ask a trivia question.
Today’s Trivia question.
Who has the Hitmen record for most career games played?
ANSWER – Brad Moran with 357.
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For questions or comments email me directly at jeff@thedrivefm.ca.
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Today’s Trivia question.
Who has the Hitmen record for most career games played?
ANSWER – Brad Moran with 357.
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For questions or comments email me directly at jeff@thedrivefm.ca.
Also follow on Twitter @ JHollick_ICE.
Calgary @ Kootenay Game #65
The Kootenay ICE will host Calgary tonight in the 6th meeting of the season.
ICE lead the season series 4-1.
September 24 in Kootenay - ICE 5-1
October 2 in Calgary - Hitmen 4-2
October 23 in Calgary - ICE 4-2
February 3 in Kootenay - ICE 2-1
Febraury 12 in Calgary - ICE 4-0
The ICE were 7-7-0-0 in February and go into the game in 5t place in the Conference.
Their magic # to clinch a playoff spot is 5 points. (Combination of earning points and Red Deer not earning points).
The Hitmen are 4th in the Conference and clinched a playoff spot with a 5-4 overtime win over Saskatoon last night.
Luke Philp has joined the ICE, he earned 1 assist in 10 games this season.
Luke Paulsen is probable after missing the last 2 games.
Drew Czerwonka will miss his 7th game to a lower body injury.
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/march3?mode=embed&layout=http%3A%2F%2Fskin.issuu.com%2Fv%2Flight%2Flayout.xml&showFlipBtn=true
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 27 Max Reinhart, 26 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 44 Max Reinhart, 37 Jesse Ismond
Points – 71 Max Reinhart, 58 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 38 Joey Leach, 27 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 58 Sam Reinhart, 14 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 94 Spencer Wand, 93 Jesse Ismond, 91 Jagger Dirk
+/- - +26 Joey Leach, +24 Jagger Dirk, +22 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.39 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.12 Mackenzie Skapski
Hitmen
Goals – 30 Jimmy Bubnick, 30 Victor Rask
Assists – 42 Cody Sylvester
Points – 65 Jimmy Bubnick
Defenseman – 42 Collin Bowman
Rookie – 55 Victor Rask
PM – 110 Rob Trzonkowski
+/- - +25 Cody Sylvester
Avg – 2.83 Chris Driedger, 3.12 Brandon Glover
Head to Head
ICE
Brock Montgomery 0-7-7
Sam Reinhart 4-2-6
Joey Leach 1-4-5
Jesse Ismond 1-3-4
Erik Benoit 2-1-3
Nathan Lieuwen 4-1-0-0 1.40 .948%
Hitmen
Brooks Macek 2-0-2
Danny Gayle 1-1-2
Victor Rask 1-1-2
Chris Driedger 0-1-0-0 2.26 .917%
Brandon Glover 1-3-0-0 3.30 .844%
Streaks
Sam Reinhart 2 games 1-1-2
Max Reinhart 2 games 3-2-5
Home
Max Reinhart 11-21-32
Jesse Ismond 8-19-27
Dylen McKinlay 11-13-24
Elgin Pearce 12-9-21
Sam Reinhart 11-9-20
Joey Leach 6-14-20
Brock Montgomery 8-9-17
Joe Antilla 5-12-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 7-8-15
Mackenzie Skapski 5-4-0-2 2.38 .912%
Nathan Lieuwen 13-7-1-0 2.44 .916% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 16-23-39
Sam Reinhart 15-23-38
Jesse Ismond 7-18-25
Joe Antilla 7-15-22
Brock Montgomery 11-9-20
Joey Leach 3-15-18
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Jagger Dirk 4-12-16
Dylen McKinlay 4-10-14
Nathan Lieuwen 12-9-3-2 2.35 .920% 2 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-0 4.19 .861%
ICE lead the season series 4-1.
September 24 in Kootenay - ICE 5-1
October 2 in Calgary - Hitmen 4-2
October 23 in Calgary - ICE 4-2
February 3 in Kootenay - ICE 2-1
Febraury 12 in Calgary - ICE 4-0
The ICE were 7-7-0-0 in February and go into the game in 5t place in the Conference.
Their magic # to clinch a playoff spot is 5 points. (Combination of earning points and Red Deer not earning points).
The Hitmen are 4th in the Conference and clinched a playoff spot with a 5-4 overtime win over Saskatoon last night.
Luke Philp has joined the ICE, he earned 1 assist in 10 games this season.
Luke Paulsen is probable after missing the last 2 games.
Drew Czerwonka will miss his 7th game to a lower body injury.
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/march3?mode=embed&layout=http%3A%2F%2Fskin.issuu.com%2Fv%2Flight%2Flayout.xml&showFlipBtn=true
Leaders
ICE
Goals – 27 Max Reinhart, 26 Sam Reinhart
Assists – 44 Max Reinhart, 37 Jesse Ismond
Points – 71 Max Reinhart, 58 Sam Reinhart
Defenseman – 38 Joey Leach, 27 Jagger Dirk
Rookie – 58 Sam Reinhart, 14 Jaedon Descheneau
PM – 94 Spencer Wand, 93 Jesse Ismond, 91 Jagger Dirk
+/- - +26 Joey Leach, +24 Jagger Dirk, +22 John Neibrandt
Avg – 2.39 Nathan Lieuwen, 3.12 Mackenzie Skapski
Hitmen
Goals – 30 Jimmy Bubnick, 30 Victor Rask
Assists – 42 Cody Sylvester
Points – 65 Jimmy Bubnick
Defenseman – 42 Collin Bowman
Rookie – 55 Victor Rask
PM – 110 Rob Trzonkowski
+/- - +25 Cody Sylvester
Avg – 2.83 Chris Driedger, 3.12 Brandon Glover
Head to Head
ICE
Brock Montgomery 0-7-7
Sam Reinhart 4-2-6
Joey Leach 1-4-5
Jesse Ismond 1-3-4
Erik Benoit 2-1-3
Nathan Lieuwen 4-1-0-0 1.40 .948%
Hitmen
Brooks Macek 2-0-2
Danny Gayle 1-1-2
Victor Rask 1-1-2
Chris Driedger 0-1-0-0 2.26 .917%
Brandon Glover 1-3-0-0 3.30 .844%
Streaks
Sam Reinhart 2 games 1-1-2
Max Reinhart 2 games 3-2-5
Home
Max Reinhart 11-21-32
Jesse Ismond 8-19-27
Dylen McKinlay 11-13-24
Elgin Pearce 12-9-21
Sam Reinhart 11-9-20
Joey Leach 6-14-20
Brock Montgomery 8-9-17
Joe Antilla 5-12-17
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Erik Benoit 7-8-15
Mackenzie Skapski 5-4-0-2 2.38 .912%
Nathan Lieuwen 13-7-1-0 2.44 .916% 1 SO
Road
Max Reinhart 16-23-39
Sam Reinhart 15-23-38
Jesse Ismond 7-18-25
Joe Antilla 7-15-22
Brock Montgomery 11-9-20
Joey Leach 3-15-18
Drew Czerwonka 7-9-16
Jagger Dirk 4-12-16
Dylen McKinlay 4-10-14
Nathan Lieuwen 12-9-3-2 2.35 .920% 2 SO
Mackenzie Skapski 4-2-0-0 4.19 .861%
Remaining Schedule March 3
Kootenay 8
Home 4 – Edmonton, Calgary 2, Medicine Hat
Away 4 – Swift Current, Medicine Hat, Spokane, Calgary
Calgary 7
Home 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 4 – Kootenay 2, Red Deer, Lethbridge
Edmonton 8
Home 4 – Swift Current, Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, Red Deer
Away 4 – Kootenay, Red Deer 2, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 6
Home 4 – Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 2 – Kootenay, Lethbridge
Red Deer 8
Home 5 – Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonton 2, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 7
Home 4 – Saskatoon 2, Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 3 – Regina 3
Moose Jaw 8
Home 3 – Lethbridge, Regina, Prince Albert
Away 5 – Prince Albert, Lethbridge, Edmonton, Regina, Brandon
Regina 8
Home 6 – Brandon 3, Prince Albert 2, Moose Jaw,
Away 2 – Moose Jaw, Brandon
Saskatoon 8
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 6 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Prince Albert, Brandon 2, Swift Current
Home 4 – Edmonton, Calgary 2, Medicine Hat
Away 4 – Swift Current, Medicine Hat, Spokane, Calgary
Calgary 7
Home 3 – Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 4 – Kootenay 2, Red Deer, Lethbridge
Edmonton 8
Home 4 – Swift Current, Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, Red Deer
Away 4 – Kootenay, Red Deer 2, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 6
Home 4 – Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 2 – Kootenay, Lethbridge
Red Deer 8
Home 5 – Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonton 2, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 7
Home 4 – Saskatoon 2, Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 3 – Regina 3
Moose Jaw 8
Home 3 – Lethbridge, Regina, Prince Albert
Away 5 – Prince Albert, Lethbridge, Edmonton, Regina, Brandon
Regina 8
Home 6 – Brandon 3, Prince Albert 2, Moose Jaw,
Away 2 – Moose Jaw, Brandon
Saskatoon 8
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 6 – Red Deer, Edmonton, Prince Albert, Brandon 2, Swift Current
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Monthly Records
Kootenay – 14 7-7-0-0 14
Calgary - 13 7-6-0-0 14
Edmonton - 13 9-3-0-1 19
Lethbridge - 14 7-5-0-0 14
Medicine Hat - 13 9-3-0-1 19
Red Deer - 13 6-6-0-1 13
Brandon - 12 9-2-0-1 19
Moose Jaw - 12 8-3-0-1 17
Prince Albert - 13 3-7-2-1 9
Regina - 13 7-5-0-1 15
Saskatoon - 12 5-6-0-1 11
Swift Current - 14 4-7—3 11
Kamloops - 14 9-5—0 18
Kelowna - 13 4-6-1-2 11
Prince George - 14 3-11-0-0 6
Vancouver - 12 7-4-0-1 15
Victoria - 13 4-8-0-1 9
Everett - 12 5-7-0-0 10
Portland - 13 11-1-1-0 23
Seattle - 13 3-10-0-0 6
Spokane - 14 6-8-0-0 12
Tri City - 14 10-3-0-1 21
Calgary - 13 7-6-0-0 14
Edmonton - 13 9-3-0-1 19
Lethbridge - 14 7-5-0-0 14
Medicine Hat - 13 9-3-0-1 19
Red Deer - 13 6-6-0-1 13
Brandon - 12 9-2-0-1 19
Moose Jaw - 12 8-3-0-1 17
Prince Albert - 13 3-7-2-1 9
Regina - 13 7-5-0-1 15
Saskatoon - 12 5-6-0-1 11
Swift Current - 14 4-7—3 11
Kamloops - 14 9-5—0 18
Kelowna - 13 4-6-1-2 11
Prince George - 14 3-11-0-0 6
Vancouver - 12 7-4-0-1 15
Victoria - 13 4-8-0-1 9
Everett - 12 5-7-0-0 10
Portland - 13 11-1-1-0 23
Seattle - 13 3-10-0-0 6
Spokane - 14 6-8-0-0 12
Tri City - 14 10-3-0-1 21
Remaining Schedule March 1
Kootenay 8
Home 4 – Edmonton, Calgary 2, Medicine Hat
Away 4 – Swift Current, Medicine Hat, Spokane, Calgary
Calgary 8
Home 4 – Saskatoon, Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 4 – Kootenay 2, Red Deer, Lethbridge
Edmonton 8
Home 4 – Swift Current, Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, Red Deer
Away 4 – Kootenay, Red Deer 2, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 7
Home 4 – Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Vancouver, Kootenay, Lethbridge
Red Deer 9
Home 6 – Swift Current, Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonton 2, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 8
Home 5 – Lethbridge, Saskatoon 2, Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 3 – Regina 3
Moose Jaw 9
Home 3 – Lethbridge, Regina, Prince Albert
Away 6 – Prince Albert 2, Lethbridge, Edmonton, Regina, Brandon
Regina 8
Home 6 – Brandon 3, Prince Albert 2, Moose Jaw,
Away 2 – Moose Jaw, Brandon
Saskatoon 9
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 7 – Calgary, Red Deer, Edmonton, Prince Albert, Brandon 2, Swift Current
Home 4 – Edmonton, Calgary 2, Medicine Hat
Away 4 – Swift Current, Medicine Hat, Spokane, Calgary
Calgary 8
Home 4 – Saskatoon, Red Deer, Lethbridge, Kootenay
Away 4 – Kootenay 2, Red Deer, Lethbridge
Edmonton 8
Home 4 – Swift Current, Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, Red Deer
Away 4 – Kootenay, Red Deer 2, Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat 7
Home 4 – Kootenay, Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Vancouver, Kootenay, Lethbridge
Red Deer 9
Home 6 – Swift Current, Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonton 2, Lethbridge
Away 3 – Edmonton, Calgary, Medicine Hat
Brandon 8
Home 5 – Lethbridge, Saskatoon 2, Moose Jaw, Regina
Away 3 – Regina 3
Moose Jaw 9
Home 3 – Lethbridge, Regina, Prince Albert
Away 6 – Prince Albert 2, Lethbridge, Edmonton, Regina, Brandon
Regina 8
Home 6 – Brandon 3, Prince Albert 2, Moose Jaw,
Away 2 – Moose Jaw, Brandon
Saskatoon 9
Home 2 – Prince Albert, Swift Current
Away 7 – Calgary, Red Deer, Edmonton, Prince Albert, Brandon 2, Swift Current
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