From NHL.com
Montreal Canadiens prospect Tim Bozon is returning to competitive hockey more than four months after spending four weeks in a Saskatchewan hospital while battling a severe form of meningitis.
A 2012 third-round pick (No. 64) of the Canadiens, Bozon will play for France at an Under-23 tournament in Ostrava, Czech Republic that begins July 31.
Bozon, 20, was playing for the Kootenay Ice of the Western Hockey League when he was diagnosed with Neisseria Meningitis on March 1 after a 4-2 win against the Saskatoon Blades. He was taken to Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon, and spent part of his time there in a medically-induced coma to reduce swelling around his brain.
Since being released from the hospital March 28 Bozon has been working his way back to health. He has been working with Canadiens training staff and began skating June 5. He recently sent a message on Twitter expressing his excitement at playing again.
Bozon, the son of former NHL player Philippe Bozon, was born in St. Louis but grew up playing hockey in Switzerland before coming to North America. He also has French citizenship through his father, who was born in France.
Joining France in the tournament are Dukla Jihlava, a top-division Czech club, plus club teams from Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
In 203 WHL games with the Ice and Kamloops Blazers, Bozon has 105 goals and 231 points.
Friday, July 18, 2014
Saturday, July 12, 2014
Reinhart Signs
The Buffalo Sabres today announced that the team has signed forward Sam Reinhart to a three-year, entry level contract.
The second overall pick in the 2014 NHL Entry Draft, Reinhart (6’1”, 190 lbs., 11/6/95) became the Sabres' highest draft pick since the team selected Pierre Turgeon first overall in 1987. He joins the Sabres organization after playing four years in the Western Hockey League (WHL) for the Kootenay Ice.
In addition to serving as Kootenay’s captain in 2013-14, he was named the WHL 2013-14 Player of the Year and Most Sportsmanlike Player of the Year.
“We are very excited to have Sam under contract,” said Sabres General Manager Tim Murray. “We look forward to watching him develop and become an important part of our organization in the future.”
In 2013-14, Reinhart led Kootenay with 105 points (36+69) in 60 games, tying for fourth overall in the WHL. He also led his team with 23 points (6+17) in 13 playoff games, advancing three rounds before Kootenay fell to the Portland Winterhawks in the Western Conference Championship.
Through his four seasons with Kootenay and the WHL, the North Vancouver, British Columbia native has recorded 254 points (101+153) in 203 games. Additionally, he captained Canada’s gold medal-winning teams at both the 2012 Ivan Hlinka Memorial and the 2013 Under-18 World Championship.
The second overall pick in the 2014 NHL Entry Draft, Reinhart (6’1”, 190 lbs., 11/6/95) became the Sabres' highest draft pick since the team selected Pierre Turgeon first overall in 1987. He joins the Sabres organization after playing four years in the Western Hockey League (WHL) for the Kootenay Ice.
In addition to serving as Kootenay’s captain in 2013-14, he was named the WHL 2013-14 Player of the Year and Most Sportsmanlike Player of the Year.
“We are very excited to have Sam under contract,” said Sabres General Manager Tim Murray. “We look forward to watching him develop and become an important part of our organization in the future.”
In 2013-14, Reinhart led Kootenay with 105 points (36+69) in 60 games, tying for fourth overall in the WHL. He also led his team with 23 points (6+17) in 13 playoff games, advancing three rounds before Kootenay fell to the Portland Winterhawks in the Western Conference Championship.
Through his four seasons with Kootenay and the WHL, the North Vancouver, British Columbia native has recorded 254 points (101+153) in 203 games. Additionally, he captained Canada’s gold medal-winning teams at both the 2012 Ivan Hlinka Memorial and the 2013 Under-18 World Championship.
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Valiev Signs
Rinat Valiev has signed a 3-year entry level contract with Toronto who selected him in the 3rd round of the 2014 Draft.
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
NHL CSS Futures List
WHL
Alexander Baer C Vancouver 5'9 153
Mathew Barzal C Seattle 5'11 174
Ethan Bear D Seattle 5'10 203
Paul Bittner LW Portland 6'4 201
Taz Burman G Red Deer 6'0 161
Brandon Carlo D Tri-City 6'4 184
Jake DeBrusk LW Swift Current 5'10 164
Jesse Gabrielle LW Brandon 5'10 199
Ryan Gropp LW Seattle 6'2 173
Jansen Harkins C Prince George 6'0 170
Cameron Hebig C Saskatoon 5'9 164
Noah Juulsen D Everett 6'0 166
Nick Merkley C Kelowna 5'9 177
Troy Murray D Kootenay 6'0 174
Adam Musil C Red Deer 6'2 190
Dmitry Osipov D Vancouver 6'3 192
Ryan Pilon D Brandon 6'1 212
Parker Wotherspoon D Tri-City 5'10 168
Zachary Zborosky C Kootenay 5'11 168
AJHL
Cameron Hughes C Spruce Grove 5'10 144
BCHL
Carter Cochrane D Chilliwack 5'10 190
CCHL
Chase Pearson C Cornwall 6'1 180
HIGH-CT
Taggart Corriveau C/RW Westminster 5'11 161
HIGH-IN
Karch Bachman C Culver Academy 6'11 170
HIGH-MI
Sam Miletic LW Cranbrook Kingswood 5'11 188
HIGH-MN
Brock Boeser RW Brunsville 5'11 188
Matthew Freytag LW Wayzata 6'0 191
Jack McNeely D Lakeville North 6'2 170
Tom Novak LW St. Thomas 5'11 172
Jack Sadek D Lakeville North 6'2 177
HIGH-NH
AJ Greer LW Kimball Union 6'2 204
HIGH-QC
Frederic Foulem G Stanstead College 6'1 161
OHL
Mackenzie Blackwood G Barrie 6'2 205
Doug Blaisdell D Kitchener 6'2 205
Lawson Crouse LW Kingston 6'3 198
Travis Dermott D Erie 5'11 195
Vince Dunn D Niagara 5'11 188
Sam Harding C Oshawa 5'11 164
Travis Konecny C Ottawa 5'9 172
Nikita Korostelev RW Sarnia 6'1 198
Justin Lemcke D Belleville 6'1 198
Mitchell Marner C London 5'10 149
Hayden McCool C Niagara 6'2 196
Connor McDavid C Erie 6'0 185
Brett McKenzie C North Bay 6'1 196
David Miller C Sault Ste. Marie 5'8 166
Dante Salituro C Ottawa 5'7 196
Dylan Strome C Erie 6'2 177
Mitchell Vande Sompel D Oshawa 5'9 180
Connor Walters D Owen Sound 5'11 193
OJHL
Dennis Gilbert D Buffalo Jr. Sabres 6'2 190
QMJHL
Anthony Beauvillier LW Shawinigan 5'10 165
Jason Bell D Cape Breton 6'1 187
Callum Booth G Quebec 6'2 196
Guillaume Brisebois D Acadie-Bathurst 6'1 162
Alexandre Carrier D Gatineau 5'10 165
Gabriel Gagne RW Victoriaville 6'4 179
Olivier Galipeau D Val-d'Or 6'0 196
David Henley D Charlottetown 6'4 185
Kameron Kielly RW Charlottetown 6'0 179
Bradley Lalonde D Cape Breton 5'11 184
Jeremy Lauzon D Rouyn-Noranda 6'1 187
Timo Meier RW Halifax 6'0 201
Nicolas Meloche D Baie-Comeau 6'2 198
Connor Moynihan LW Halifax 6'3 201
Philippe Myers D Rouyn-Noranda 6'3 189
Nathan Noel C Saint John 5'10 164
Jeremy Roy D Sherbrooke 5'11 183
Nicolas Roy C Chicoutimi 6'3 190
Daniel Sprong RW Charlottetown 5'11 172
USHL
Chris Birdsall G Cedar Rapids 5'10 175
Nick Boka D USA U-17 6'1 193
Jeremy Bracco RW USA U-17 5'9 154
Kyle Connor C Youngstown 6'1 170
Tory Dello D Tri-City 6'0 175
Jack Eichel C USA U-18 6'2 193
Christian Fischer C USA U-17 6'0 201
Casey Fitzgerald D USA U-17 5'10 174
Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson C Omaha 6'0 181
Brent Gates C Green Bay 6'1 172
Jordan Greenway LW USA U-17 6'4 214
Noah Hanifan D USA U-17 6'2 200
Cooper Marody C Muskegon 5'11 165
Ivan Provorov D Cedar Rapids 6'0 193
Brendan Warren LW USA U-17 6'0 176
Zachary Werenski D USA U-17 6'1 206
Colin White RW USA U-17 6'0 178
USPHL PRE
John Marino D South Shore 6'0 170
Alexander Baer C Vancouver 5'9 153
Mathew Barzal C Seattle 5'11 174
Ethan Bear D Seattle 5'10 203
Paul Bittner LW Portland 6'4 201
Taz Burman G Red Deer 6'0 161
Brandon Carlo D Tri-City 6'4 184
Jake DeBrusk LW Swift Current 5'10 164
Jesse Gabrielle LW Brandon 5'10 199
Ryan Gropp LW Seattle 6'2 173
Jansen Harkins C Prince George 6'0 170
Cameron Hebig C Saskatoon 5'9 164
Noah Juulsen D Everett 6'0 166
Nick Merkley C Kelowna 5'9 177
Troy Murray D Kootenay 6'0 174
Adam Musil C Red Deer 6'2 190
Dmitry Osipov D Vancouver 6'3 192
Ryan Pilon D Brandon 6'1 212
Parker Wotherspoon D Tri-City 5'10 168
Zachary Zborosky C Kootenay 5'11 168
AJHL
Cameron Hughes C Spruce Grove 5'10 144
BCHL
Carter Cochrane D Chilliwack 5'10 190
CCHL
Chase Pearson C Cornwall 6'1 180
HIGH-CT
Taggart Corriveau C/RW Westminster 5'11 161
HIGH-IN
Karch Bachman C Culver Academy 6'11 170
HIGH-MI
Sam Miletic LW Cranbrook Kingswood 5'11 188
HIGH-MN
Brock Boeser RW Brunsville 5'11 188
Matthew Freytag LW Wayzata 6'0 191
Jack McNeely D Lakeville North 6'2 170
Tom Novak LW St. Thomas 5'11 172
Jack Sadek D Lakeville North 6'2 177
HIGH-NH
AJ Greer LW Kimball Union 6'2 204
HIGH-QC
Frederic Foulem G Stanstead College 6'1 161
OHL
Mackenzie Blackwood G Barrie 6'2 205
Doug Blaisdell D Kitchener 6'2 205
Lawson Crouse LW Kingston 6'3 198
Travis Dermott D Erie 5'11 195
Vince Dunn D Niagara 5'11 188
Sam Harding C Oshawa 5'11 164
Travis Konecny C Ottawa 5'9 172
Nikita Korostelev RW Sarnia 6'1 198
Justin Lemcke D Belleville 6'1 198
Mitchell Marner C London 5'10 149
Hayden McCool C Niagara 6'2 196
Connor McDavid C Erie 6'0 185
Brett McKenzie C North Bay 6'1 196
David Miller C Sault Ste. Marie 5'8 166
Dante Salituro C Ottawa 5'7 196
Dylan Strome C Erie 6'2 177
Mitchell Vande Sompel D Oshawa 5'9 180
Connor Walters D Owen Sound 5'11 193
OJHL
Dennis Gilbert D Buffalo Jr. Sabres 6'2 190
QMJHL
Anthony Beauvillier LW Shawinigan 5'10 165
Jason Bell D Cape Breton 6'1 187
Callum Booth G Quebec 6'2 196
Guillaume Brisebois D Acadie-Bathurst 6'1 162
Alexandre Carrier D Gatineau 5'10 165
Gabriel Gagne RW Victoriaville 6'4 179
Olivier Galipeau D Val-d'Or 6'0 196
David Henley D Charlottetown 6'4 185
Kameron Kielly RW Charlottetown 6'0 179
Bradley Lalonde D Cape Breton 5'11 184
Jeremy Lauzon D Rouyn-Noranda 6'1 187
Timo Meier RW Halifax 6'0 201
Nicolas Meloche D Baie-Comeau 6'2 198
Connor Moynihan LW Halifax 6'3 201
Philippe Myers D Rouyn-Noranda 6'3 189
Nathan Noel C Saint John 5'10 164
Jeremy Roy D Sherbrooke 5'11 183
Nicolas Roy C Chicoutimi 6'3 190
Daniel Sprong RW Charlottetown 5'11 172
USHL
Chris Birdsall G Cedar Rapids 5'10 175
Nick Boka D USA U-17 6'1 193
Jeremy Bracco RW USA U-17 5'9 154
Kyle Connor C Youngstown 6'1 170
Tory Dello D Tri-City 6'0 175
Jack Eichel C USA U-18 6'2 193
Christian Fischer C USA U-17 6'0 201
Casey Fitzgerald D USA U-17 5'10 174
Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson C Omaha 6'0 181
Brent Gates C Green Bay 6'1 172
Jordan Greenway LW USA U-17 6'4 214
Noah Hanifan D USA U-17 6'2 200
Cooper Marody C Muskegon 5'11 165
Ivan Provorov D Cedar Rapids 6'0 193
Brendan Warren LW USA U-17 6'0 176
Zachary Werenski D USA U-17 6'1 206
Colin White RW USA U-17 6'0 178
USPHL PRE
John Marino D South Shore 6'0 170
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
ICE Add Russian Forward
Cranbrook, BC – Jeff Chynoweth, General Manager of the Kootenay ICE Hockey Club announced today the Club has selected 18-year-old Russian Forward Alexander Chirva (1st Round, 33rd Overall) in today’s 23rd annual CHL Import Draft.
“We like the potential Alex brings to our Hockey Club. He played last year in Moose Jaw so he is accustomed to the North American culture as well as speaking and understanding the English language. With a years-experience in the WHL under belt we feel Alex will fit in nicely with our 1996 forward group.,” continued Chynoweth.
ALEXANDER CHIRVA
Birthdate: March 25, 1996 Country: Russia
Position: Forward Shoots: Right
Height: 6-0 Weight: 185 lbs.
NHL Draft: Eligible 2015
2013-2014 Team: Moose Jaw Warriors – WHL
GP: 58 G: 2 A: 4 TP: 6 PIM: 15
“We like the potential Alex brings to our Hockey Club. He played last year in Moose Jaw so he is accustomed to the North American culture as well as speaking and understanding the English language. With a years-experience in the WHL under belt we feel Alex will fit in nicely with our 1996 forward group.,” continued Chynoweth.
ALEXANDER CHIRVA
Birthdate: March 25, 1996 Country: Russia
Position: Forward Shoots: Right
Height: 6-0 Weight: 185 lbs.
NHL Draft: Eligible 2015
2013-2014 Team: Moose Jaw Warriors – WHL
GP: 58 G: 2 A: 4 TP: 6 PIM: 15
Monday, June 30, 2014
Import Draft Order
1 Sarnia
2 Sherbrooke
3 Lethbridge
4 Kitchener
5 Saint John
6 Kamloops
7 Ottawa
8 Shawinigan
9 Saskatoon
10 Belleville
11 Charlottetown
12 Moose Jaw
13 Mississauga
14 Acadie-Bathurst
15 Prince George
16 Niagara
17 Chicoutimi
18 Tri-City
19 Plymouth
20 Moncton
21 Vancouver
22 Owen Sound
23 Victoriaville
24 Prince Albert
25 Peterborough
26 Rouyn-Noranda
27 Red Deer
28 Saginaw
29 Cape Breton
30 Brandon
31 Sudbury
32 Gatineau
33 Kootenay
34 Windsor
35 Québec
36 Swift Current
37 Barrie
38 Drummondville
39 Regina
40 North Bay
41 Blainville-Boisbriand
42 Spokane
43 Kingston
44 Val-d'Or
45 Everett
46 Oshawa
47 Rimouski
48 Seattle
49 S.S. Marie
50 Halifax
51 Medicine Hat
52 London
53 Baie-Comeau
54 Victoria
55 Erie
56 Calgary
57 Guelph
58 Edmonton
59 Portland
60 Kelowna
2 Sherbrooke
3 Lethbridge
4 Kitchener
5 Saint John
6 Kamloops
7 Ottawa
8 Shawinigan
9 Saskatoon
10 Belleville
11 Charlottetown
12 Moose Jaw
13 Mississauga
14 Acadie-Bathurst
15 Prince George
16 Niagara
17 Chicoutimi
18 Tri-City
19 Plymouth
20 Moncton
21 Vancouver
22 Owen Sound
23 Victoriaville
24 Prince Albert
25 Peterborough
26 Rouyn-Noranda
27 Red Deer
28 Saginaw
29 Cape Breton
30 Brandon
31 Sudbury
32 Gatineau
33 Kootenay
34 Windsor
35 Québec
36 Swift Current
37 Barrie
38 Drummondville
39 Regina
40 North Bay
41 Blainville-Boisbriand
42 Spokane
43 Kingston
44 Val-d'Or
45 Everett
46 Oshawa
47 Rimouski
48 Seattle
49 S.S. Marie
50 Halifax
51 Medicine Hat
52 London
53 Baie-Comeau
54 Victoria
55 Erie
56 Calgary
57 Guelph
58 Edmonton
59 Portland
60 Kelowna
Saturday, June 28, 2014
4 ICE Selected
2014 NHL Draft, WHL Players
1st Round
#2. Buffalo Sabres – Sam Reinhart; Vancouver, BC; Kootenay Ice
#3. Edmonton Oilers – Leon Draisaitl; Cologne, GER; Prince Albert Raiders
#6. Vancouver Canucks – Jake Virtanen; Abbotsford, BC; Calgary Hitmen
#7. Carolina Hurricanes – Haydn Fleury; Carlyle, SK; Red Deer Rebels
#14. Dallas Stars – Julius Honka; Jyvaskyla, FIN; Swift Current Broncos
#17. Philadelphia Flyers – Travis Sanheim; Elkhorn, MB; Calgary Hitmen
#23. Colorado Avalanche – Conner Bleakley; High River, AB; Red Deer Rebels
#26. Montreal Canadiens – Nikita Scherbak; Moscow, RUS; Saskatoon Blades
#30. New Jersey Devils – John Quenneville; Edmonton, AB ; Brandon Wheat Kings
2nd Round
#32. Florida Panthers – Jayce Hawryluk; Roblin, MB; Brandon Wheat Kings
#45. Dallas Stars – Brett Pollock; Sherwood Park, AB; Edmonton Oil Kings
3rd Round
#62. Nashville Predators – Justin Kirkland; Camrose, AB; Kelowna Rockets
#63. Detroit Red Wings – Dominic Turgeon; Cherry Hills, CO; Portland Winterhawks
#68. Toronto Maple Leafs – Rinat Valiev; Nizhnekamsk, RUS; Kootenay Ice
#72. San Jose Sharks – Alex Schoenborn; Minot, ND; Portland Winterhawks
#73, Montreal Canadiens – Brett Lernout; Winnipeg, MB; Swift Current Broncos
#74. Buffalo Sabres – Brycen Martin; Calgary, AB; Swift Current Broncos
#79. Tampa Bay Lightnigh – Brayden Point; Calgary, AB; Moose Jaw Warriors
#85. New York Rangers – Keegan Iverson; St. Louis Park, MN; Portland Winterhawks
4th Round
#99. Winnipeg Jets – Chase De Leo; La Mirada, CA; Portland Winterhawks
#101. Winnipeg Jets – Nelson Nogier; Saskatoon, SK; Saskatoon Blades
#119. Tampa Bay Lightning – Ben Thomas; Calgary, AB; Calgary Hitmen
5th Round
#122. New York Rangers – Richard Nejezchleb; Slavia Praha, CZ; Brandon Wheat Kings
#124. St. Louis Blues – Jaedon Descheneau; Edmonton, AB; Kootenay Ice
#131. New Jersey Devils – Ryan Rehill; Edmonton, AB; Kamloops Blazers
#133. Arizona Coyotes – Dysin Mayo; Victoria, BC; Edmonton Oil Kings
#139. Minnesota Wild – Tanner Faith; Wilcox, SK; Kootenay Ice
#149. San Jose Sharks – Rourke Chartier; Saskatoon, SK; Kelowna Rockets
6th Round
#161. New Jersey Devils – Brandon Baddock; Vermillion, AB; Edmonton Oil Kings
#162. Nashville Predators – Aaron Irving; Edmonton, AB; Edmonton Oil Kings
#167. Minnesota Wild – Chase Lang; Nanaimo, BC; Calgary Hitmen
#168. Philadelphia Flyers – Radel Fazleev; Kazan, RUS; Calgary Hitmen
#169. Minnesota Wild – Reid Duke; Calgary, AB; Lethbridge Hurricanes
7th Round
#184. Calgary Flames – Austin Carroll; Scottsdale, AZ; Victoria Royals
#186. Vancouver Canucks – MacKenze Stewart; Calgary, AB; Prince Albert Raiders
#193. Arizona Coyotes – Edgars Kulda; Riga, LAT; Edmonton Oil Kings
#200. New York Islanders – Lukas Sutter; Lethbridge, AB; Red Deer Rebels
Past WHL – NHL Draft Results
A total of 37 WHL players were selected in the 2014 NHL Draft, including nine in the 1st round.
A total of 33 WHL players were selected in the 2013 NHL Draft, including eight in the 1st round.
A total of 32 WHL players were selected in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft, including six in the 1st round.
A total of 33 WHL players were selected in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft, including five in the 1st round.
A total of 43 WHL players were selected in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft, including seven in the 1st round.
A total of 31 WHL players were selected in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft, including five in the 1st round.
A total of 37 WHL players were selected in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft, including nine in the 1st round.
A total of 37 WHL players were selected in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft, including nine in the 1st round.
A total of 24 WHL players were selected in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft
A total of 43 WHL players were selected in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft
1st Round
#2. Buffalo Sabres – Sam Reinhart; Vancouver, BC; Kootenay Ice
#3. Edmonton Oilers – Leon Draisaitl; Cologne, GER; Prince Albert Raiders
#6. Vancouver Canucks – Jake Virtanen; Abbotsford, BC; Calgary Hitmen
#7. Carolina Hurricanes – Haydn Fleury; Carlyle, SK; Red Deer Rebels
#14. Dallas Stars – Julius Honka; Jyvaskyla, FIN; Swift Current Broncos
#17. Philadelphia Flyers – Travis Sanheim; Elkhorn, MB; Calgary Hitmen
#23. Colorado Avalanche – Conner Bleakley; High River, AB; Red Deer Rebels
#26. Montreal Canadiens – Nikita Scherbak; Moscow, RUS; Saskatoon Blades
#30. New Jersey Devils – John Quenneville; Edmonton, AB ; Brandon Wheat Kings
2nd Round
#32. Florida Panthers – Jayce Hawryluk; Roblin, MB; Brandon Wheat Kings
#45. Dallas Stars – Brett Pollock; Sherwood Park, AB; Edmonton Oil Kings
3rd Round
#62. Nashville Predators – Justin Kirkland; Camrose, AB; Kelowna Rockets
#63. Detroit Red Wings – Dominic Turgeon; Cherry Hills, CO; Portland Winterhawks
#68. Toronto Maple Leafs – Rinat Valiev; Nizhnekamsk, RUS; Kootenay Ice
#72. San Jose Sharks – Alex Schoenborn; Minot, ND; Portland Winterhawks
#73, Montreal Canadiens – Brett Lernout; Winnipeg, MB; Swift Current Broncos
#74. Buffalo Sabres – Brycen Martin; Calgary, AB; Swift Current Broncos
#79. Tampa Bay Lightnigh – Brayden Point; Calgary, AB; Moose Jaw Warriors
#85. New York Rangers – Keegan Iverson; St. Louis Park, MN; Portland Winterhawks
4th Round
#99. Winnipeg Jets – Chase De Leo; La Mirada, CA; Portland Winterhawks
#101. Winnipeg Jets – Nelson Nogier; Saskatoon, SK; Saskatoon Blades
#119. Tampa Bay Lightning – Ben Thomas; Calgary, AB; Calgary Hitmen
5th Round
#122. New York Rangers – Richard Nejezchleb; Slavia Praha, CZ; Brandon Wheat Kings
#124. St. Louis Blues – Jaedon Descheneau; Edmonton, AB; Kootenay Ice
#131. New Jersey Devils – Ryan Rehill; Edmonton, AB; Kamloops Blazers
#133. Arizona Coyotes – Dysin Mayo; Victoria, BC; Edmonton Oil Kings
#139. Minnesota Wild – Tanner Faith; Wilcox, SK; Kootenay Ice
#149. San Jose Sharks – Rourke Chartier; Saskatoon, SK; Kelowna Rockets
6th Round
#161. New Jersey Devils – Brandon Baddock; Vermillion, AB; Edmonton Oil Kings
#162. Nashville Predators – Aaron Irving; Edmonton, AB; Edmonton Oil Kings
#167. Minnesota Wild – Chase Lang; Nanaimo, BC; Calgary Hitmen
#168. Philadelphia Flyers – Radel Fazleev; Kazan, RUS; Calgary Hitmen
#169. Minnesota Wild – Reid Duke; Calgary, AB; Lethbridge Hurricanes
7th Round
#184. Calgary Flames – Austin Carroll; Scottsdale, AZ; Victoria Royals
#186. Vancouver Canucks – MacKenze Stewart; Calgary, AB; Prince Albert Raiders
#193. Arizona Coyotes – Edgars Kulda; Riga, LAT; Edmonton Oil Kings
#200. New York Islanders – Lukas Sutter; Lethbridge, AB; Red Deer Rebels
Past WHL – NHL Draft Results
A total of 37 WHL players were selected in the 2014 NHL Draft, including nine in the 1st round.
A total of 33 WHL players were selected in the 2013 NHL Draft, including eight in the 1st round.
A total of 32 WHL players were selected in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft, including six in the 1st round.
A total of 33 WHL players were selected in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft, including five in the 1st round.
A total of 43 WHL players were selected in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft, including seven in the 1st round.
A total of 31 WHL players were selected in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft, including five in the 1st round.
A total of 37 WHL players were selected in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft, including nine in the 1st round.
A total of 37 WHL players were selected in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft, including nine in the 1st round.
A total of 24 WHL players were selected in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft
A total of 43 WHL players were selected in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft
Thursday, June 26, 2014
ICE Pack Returns
The Kootenay’s Best Rock, the Drive and Total Country B-104 present the Kootenay ICE Pack.
Once again this season, every Kootenay ICE season ticket holder will receive an envelope packed with hundreds of dollars in savings from local businesses!
Get your season tickets now, and save up to 30% off walk-up ticket prices.
Ask about their power pay plan for flexible payment options.
The Kootenay ICE office is open Monday to Thursday.
Last year we had 9 sponsors, as of now we are at 19 with more to come, including ... Integra Tire, Brother’s Insurance, McGibbons Auto and Trucks Repair, Willow Appliances, Ashberry Glass, Runners RV, High Point Plumbing, Spartan Scaffold, The Brick, Bravo Carpet and Upholstery Care, Kootenay Tree Experts, JJ’s Laundry Depot, Arthur’s Sports Bar and Grill, Mr. Tire, Shadow Mountain Property, Connects Wireless, Ostash Exterior Building Products, Alpine Toyota and Solcomm Technology.
The total value of the all the coupons is over $1000.
Once again this season, every Kootenay ICE season ticket holder will receive an envelope packed with hundreds of dollars in savings from local businesses!
Get your season tickets now, and save up to 30% off walk-up ticket prices.
Ask about their power pay plan for flexible payment options.
The Kootenay ICE office is open Monday to Thursday.
Last year we had 9 sponsors, as of now we are at 19 with more to come, including ... Integra Tire, Brother’s Insurance, McGibbons Auto and Trucks Repair, Willow Appliances, Ashberry Glass, Runners RV, High Point Plumbing, Spartan Scaffold, The Brick, Bravo Carpet and Upholstery Care, Kootenay Tree Experts, JJ’s Laundry Depot, Arthur’s Sports Bar and Grill, Mr. Tire, Shadow Mountain Property, Connects Wireless, Ostash Exterior Building Products, Alpine Toyota and Solcomm Technology.
The total value of the all the coupons is over $1000.
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Kootenay ICE 2014-15 Schedule
September (3 Road – 0 Home)
Fri 19 @ Red Deer 7:00
Sat 20 @ Edmonton 7:00
Sat 27 @ Red Deer 7:00
October (7 Road – 6 Home)
Fri 3 Spokane 7:00
Sat 4 @ Calgary 7:00
Wed 8 @ Regina 7:00
Thu 9 @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Fri 10 @ Swift Current 7:00
Fri 17 Regina 7:00
Sat 18 Victoria 7:00
Tue 21 @ Prince Albert 7:00
Wed 22 @ Saskatoon 7:00
Fri 24 Calgary 7:00
Sat 25 @ Spokane 8:00
Tue 28 Prince Albert 7:00
Fri 31 Red Deer 8:00
November (5 Road – 7 Home)
Sat 1 Lethbridge 7:00
Fri 7 Edmonton 7:00
Sat 8 Swift Current 7:00
Fri 14 Calgary 7:00
Sat 15 @ Lethbridge 7:00
Wed 19 Medicine Hat 7:00
Fri 21 Lethbridge 7:00
Sat 22 @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Sun 23 Moose Jaw 6:00
Fri 28 @ Portland 4:00
Sat 29 @ Seattle 8:00
Sun 30 @ Everett 5:00
December (4 Road – 6 Home)
Fri 5 Spokane 7:00
Sat 6 @ Spokane 8:00
Sun 7 @ Tri City 6:00
Tue 9 Medicine Hat 7:00
Fri 12 Prince Albert 7:00
Sat 13 Edmonton 7:00
Tue 16 Kamloops 7:00
Sat 27 Calgary 7:00
Sun 28 @ Calgary 4:00
Tue 30 @ Medicine Hat 7:00
January (7 Road – 7 Home)
Fri 2 @ Red Deer 7:00
Sat 3 @ Edmonton 7:00
Fri 9 Red Deer 7:00
Sat 10 Saskatoon 7:00
Wed 14 @ Moose Jaw 6:00
Fri 16 @ Prince Albert 6:00
Sat 17 @ Saskatoon 6:00
Tue 20 Vancouver 7:00
Thu 22 @ Edmonton 11:30
Sat 24 Swift Current 7:00
Sun 25 Prince George 6:00
Wed 28 @ Lethbridge 7:00
Fri 30 Regina 7:00
Sat 31 Kelowna 7:00
February (6 Road – 6 Home)
Fri 6 Brandon 7:00
Sat 7 Brandon 7:00
Wed 11 Medicine Hat 7:00
Fri 13 Moose Jaw 7:00
Sun 15 Saskatoon 6:00
Tue 17 @ Lethbridge 7:00
Fri 20 Edmonton 7:00
Sat 21 @ Spokane 8:00
Tue 24 @ Swift Current 6:00
Wed 25 @ Regina 6:00
Fri 27 @ Brandon 6:30
Sat 28 @ Brandon 6:30
March (4 Road – 4 Home)
Fri 6 Red Deer 7:00
Sat 7 @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Tue 10 Lethbridge 7:00
Fri 13 Medicine Hat 7:00
Sat 14 @ Red Deer 7:00
Wed 18 @ Lethbridge 7:00
Fri 20 Calgary 7:00
Sun 22 @ Calgary 1:00
Fri 19 @ Red Deer 7:00
Sat 20 @ Edmonton 7:00
Sat 27 @ Red Deer 7:00
October (7 Road – 6 Home)
Fri 3 Spokane 7:00
Sat 4 @ Calgary 7:00
Wed 8 @ Regina 7:00
Thu 9 @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Fri 10 @ Swift Current 7:00
Fri 17 Regina 7:00
Sat 18 Victoria 7:00
Tue 21 @ Prince Albert 7:00
Wed 22 @ Saskatoon 7:00
Fri 24 Calgary 7:00
Sat 25 @ Spokane 8:00
Tue 28 Prince Albert 7:00
Fri 31 Red Deer 8:00
November (5 Road – 7 Home)
Sat 1 Lethbridge 7:00
Fri 7 Edmonton 7:00
Sat 8 Swift Current 7:00
Fri 14 Calgary 7:00
Sat 15 @ Lethbridge 7:00
Wed 19 Medicine Hat 7:00
Fri 21 Lethbridge 7:00
Sat 22 @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Sun 23 Moose Jaw 6:00
Fri 28 @ Portland 4:00
Sat 29 @ Seattle 8:00
Sun 30 @ Everett 5:00
December (4 Road – 6 Home)
Fri 5 Spokane 7:00
Sat 6 @ Spokane 8:00
Sun 7 @ Tri City 6:00
Tue 9 Medicine Hat 7:00
Fri 12 Prince Albert 7:00
Sat 13 Edmonton 7:00
Tue 16 Kamloops 7:00
Sat 27 Calgary 7:00
Sun 28 @ Calgary 4:00
Tue 30 @ Medicine Hat 7:00
January (7 Road – 7 Home)
Fri 2 @ Red Deer 7:00
Sat 3 @ Edmonton 7:00
Fri 9 Red Deer 7:00
Sat 10 Saskatoon 7:00
Wed 14 @ Moose Jaw 6:00
Fri 16 @ Prince Albert 6:00
Sat 17 @ Saskatoon 6:00
Tue 20 Vancouver 7:00
Thu 22 @ Edmonton 11:30
Sat 24 Swift Current 7:00
Sun 25 Prince George 6:00
Wed 28 @ Lethbridge 7:00
Fri 30 Regina 7:00
Sat 31 Kelowna 7:00
February (6 Road – 6 Home)
Fri 6 Brandon 7:00
Sat 7 Brandon 7:00
Wed 11 Medicine Hat 7:00
Fri 13 Moose Jaw 7:00
Sun 15 Saskatoon 6:00
Tue 17 @ Lethbridge 7:00
Fri 20 Edmonton 7:00
Sat 21 @ Spokane 8:00
Tue 24 @ Swift Current 6:00
Wed 25 @ Regina 6:00
Fri 27 @ Brandon 6:30
Sat 28 @ Brandon 6:30
March (4 Road – 4 Home)
Fri 6 Red Deer 7:00
Sat 7 @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Tue 10 Lethbridge 7:00
Fri 13 Medicine Hat 7:00
Sat 14 @ Red Deer 7:00
Wed 18 @ Lethbridge 7:00
Fri 20 Calgary 7:00
Sun 22 @ Calgary 1:00
Canada U1-8 Selection Camp Roster
Goaltenders
Callum Booth L 6'2.5" 196 05/21/97 Montreal, Que. Québec (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Nick McBride L 6'2.5" 172 01/11/97 Maple Ridge, B.C. Prince Albert (WHL) 2015 Draft
Zachary Sawchenko L 5'10.5" 179 12/30/97 Calgary, Alta. Moose Jaw (WHL) 2016 Draft
Olivier Tremblay L 5'10.5" 173 08/20/97 Chicoutimi, Que. Rimouski (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Defence
Ethan Bear R 5'11" 203 06/26/97 Ochapowace, Sask. Seattle (WHL) 2015 Draft
Guillaume Brisebois L 6'1" 162 07/21/97 St-Hilaire, Que. Acadie-Bathurst (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Kevin Davis R 5'11" 176 03/14/97 Kamloops, B.C. Everett (WHL) 2015 Draft
Olivier Galipeau L 6'0.5" 196 05/22/97 Montreal, Que. Val-d'Or (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Joe Gatenby R 5'11" 172 05/15/97 Kelowna, B.C. Kelowna (WHL) 2015 Draft
Connor Hobbs R 6'0" 172 01/04/97 Saskatoon, Sask. Medicine Hat (WHL) 2015 Draft
Noah Juulsen R 6'0.5" 166 04/02/97 Abbotsford, B.C. Everett (WHL) 2015 Draft
Justin Lemcke R 6'1.5" 198 02/13/97 Whitby, Ont. Belleville (OHL) 2015 Draft
Garrett McFadden L 5'10" 186 08/21/97 Kincardine, Ont. Guelph (OHL) 2015 Draft
Nicolas Meloche R 6'2.5" 198 07/18/97 Rosemère, Que. Baie-Comeau (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Philippe Myers R 6'3.5" 189 01/25/97 Dieppe, N.B. Rouyn-Noranda (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Chaz Reddekopp L 6'3" 213 01/01/97 West Kelowna, B.C. Victoria (WHL) 2015 Draft
Jérémy Roy R 5'11.5" 183 05/14/97 Richelieu, Que. Sherbrooke (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Matthew Spencer R 6'1" 195 03/24/97 Oakville, Ont. Peterborough (OHL) 2015 Draft
Mitchell Vande Sompel L 5'9.5" 180 02/11/97 London, Ont. Oshawa (OHL) 2015 Draft
Parker Wotherspoon L 5'10.5" 168 08/24/97 Surrey, B.C. Tri-City (WHL) 2015 Draft
Forwards
Mathew Barzal R 5'11" 174 05/26/97 Coquitlam, B.C. Seattle (WHL) 2015 Draft
Anthony Beauvillier L 5'10" 165 06/08/97 Sorel, Que. Shawinigan (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Jared Bethune L 5'11.5" 163 01/20/97 Fort Frances, Ont. Warroad High School (USHS) 2015 Draft
Lawson Crouse L 6'3" 198 06/23/97 Mount Brydges, Ont. Kingston (OHL) 2015 Draft
Giorgio Estephan R 5'11.5" 176 02/03/97 Edmonton, Alta. Lethbridge (WHL) 2015 Draft
Glenn Gawdin R 5'11.5" 179 03/25/97 Richmond, B.C. Swift Current (WHL) 2015 Draft
Matteo Gennaro L 6'1" 179 03/30/97 St. Albert, Alta. Prince Albert (WHL) 2015 Draft
Sam Harding R 5'11.5" 164 03/31/97 Newmarket, Ont. Oshawa (OHL) 2015 Draft
Jansen Harkins L 6'0" 170 05/23/97 North Vancouver, B.C. Prince George (WHL) 2015 Draft
Graham Knott L 6'2.5" 176 01/13/97 Holland Landing, Ont. Niagara (OHL) 2015 Draft
Travis Konecny R 5'9" 172 03/11/97 Clachan, Ont. Ottawa (OHL) 2015 Draft
Mitchell Marner R 5'10" 149 05/05/97 Thornhill, Ont. London (OHL) 2015 Draft
Hayden McCool L 6'2" 196 04/11/97 Whitby, Ont. Niagara (OHL) 2015 Draft
Brett McKenzie L 6'1.5" 196 03/12/97 Vars, Ont. North Bay (OHL) 2015 Draft
Nick Merkley R 5'9.5" 177 05/23/97 Calgary, Alta. Kelowna (WHL) 2015 Draft
Adam Musil R 6'2.5" 190 03/26/97 Delta, B.C. Red Deer (WHL) 2015 Draft
Nathan Noel R 5'10.5" 164 06/21/97 St. John's, N.L. Saint John (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Grayson Pawlenchuk L 5'10.5" 176 03/22/97 Ardrossan, Alta. Red Deer (WHL) 2015 Draft
Nicolas Roy R 6'3.5" 168 02/05/97 Amos, Que. Chicoutimi (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Tyler Soy L 5'11" 167 02/10/97 Surrey, B.C. Victoria (WHL) 2015 Draft
Blake Speers R 5'9.5" 164 01/02/97 Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) 2015 Draft
Mitchell Stephens R 5'10.5" 184 02/05/97 Peterborough, Ont. Saginaw (OHL) 2015 Draft
Dylan Strome L 6'2.5" 177 03/07/97 Mississauga, Ont. Erie (OHL) 2015 Draft
Ethan Szypula R 5'10" 164 01/28/97 Halton, Ont. Owen Sound (OHL) 2015 Draft
Staff
Chief Operating Officer Scott Smith Bathurst, N.B. Hockey Canada
Vice-President, Hockey Operations/National Teams Scott Salmond Creston, B.C. Hockey Canada
Head Scout, Men's National Teams Ryan Jankowski Calgary, Alta. Hockey Canada
Management Group Joël Bouchard Montreal, Que. Blainville-Boisbriand (QMJHL)
Management Group Sean Burke Windsor, Ont. Phoenix (NHL)
Management Group Bruce Hamilton Saskatoon, Sask. Kelowna (WHL)
Management Group Mark Hunter Petrolia, Ont. London (OHL)
Manager, Hockey Operations Adam Crockatt Uxbridge, Ont. Hockey Canada
Head Coach Derek Laxdal Stonewall, Man. Edmonton (WHL)
Assistant Coach Jody Hull Petrolia, Ont. Peterborough (OHL)
Assistant Coach Eric Veilleux Quebec, Que. Baie-Comeau (QMJHL)
Callum Booth L 6'2.5" 196 05/21/97 Montreal, Que. Québec (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Nick McBride L 6'2.5" 172 01/11/97 Maple Ridge, B.C. Prince Albert (WHL) 2015 Draft
Zachary Sawchenko L 5'10.5" 179 12/30/97 Calgary, Alta. Moose Jaw (WHL) 2016 Draft
Olivier Tremblay L 5'10.5" 173 08/20/97 Chicoutimi, Que. Rimouski (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Defence
Ethan Bear R 5'11" 203 06/26/97 Ochapowace, Sask. Seattle (WHL) 2015 Draft
Guillaume Brisebois L 6'1" 162 07/21/97 St-Hilaire, Que. Acadie-Bathurst (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Kevin Davis R 5'11" 176 03/14/97 Kamloops, B.C. Everett (WHL) 2015 Draft
Olivier Galipeau L 6'0.5" 196 05/22/97 Montreal, Que. Val-d'Or (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Joe Gatenby R 5'11" 172 05/15/97 Kelowna, B.C. Kelowna (WHL) 2015 Draft
Connor Hobbs R 6'0" 172 01/04/97 Saskatoon, Sask. Medicine Hat (WHL) 2015 Draft
Noah Juulsen R 6'0.5" 166 04/02/97 Abbotsford, B.C. Everett (WHL) 2015 Draft
Justin Lemcke R 6'1.5" 198 02/13/97 Whitby, Ont. Belleville (OHL) 2015 Draft
Garrett McFadden L 5'10" 186 08/21/97 Kincardine, Ont. Guelph (OHL) 2015 Draft
Nicolas Meloche R 6'2.5" 198 07/18/97 Rosemère, Que. Baie-Comeau (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Philippe Myers R 6'3.5" 189 01/25/97 Dieppe, N.B. Rouyn-Noranda (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Chaz Reddekopp L 6'3" 213 01/01/97 West Kelowna, B.C. Victoria (WHL) 2015 Draft
Jérémy Roy R 5'11.5" 183 05/14/97 Richelieu, Que. Sherbrooke (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Matthew Spencer R 6'1" 195 03/24/97 Oakville, Ont. Peterborough (OHL) 2015 Draft
Mitchell Vande Sompel L 5'9.5" 180 02/11/97 London, Ont. Oshawa (OHL) 2015 Draft
Parker Wotherspoon L 5'10.5" 168 08/24/97 Surrey, B.C. Tri-City (WHL) 2015 Draft
Forwards
Mathew Barzal R 5'11" 174 05/26/97 Coquitlam, B.C. Seattle (WHL) 2015 Draft
Anthony Beauvillier L 5'10" 165 06/08/97 Sorel, Que. Shawinigan (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Jared Bethune L 5'11.5" 163 01/20/97 Fort Frances, Ont. Warroad High School (USHS) 2015 Draft
Lawson Crouse L 6'3" 198 06/23/97 Mount Brydges, Ont. Kingston (OHL) 2015 Draft
Giorgio Estephan R 5'11.5" 176 02/03/97 Edmonton, Alta. Lethbridge (WHL) 2015 Draft
Glenn Gawdin R 5'11.5" 179 03/25/97 Richmond, B.C. Swift Current (WHL) 2015 Draft
Matteo Gennaro L 6'1" 179 03/30/97 St. Albert, Alta. Prince Albert (WHL) 2015 Draft
Sam Harding R 5'11.5" 164 03/31/97 Newmarket, Ont. Oshawa (OHL) 2015 Draft
Jansen Harkins L 6'0" 170 05/23/97 North Vancouver, B.C. Prince George (WHL) 2015 Draft
Graham Knott L 6'2.5" 176 01/13/97 Holland Landing, Ont. Niagara (OHL) 2015 Draft
Travis Konecny R 5'9" 172 03/11/97 Clachan, Ont. Ottawa (OHL) 2015 Draft
Mitchell Marner R 5'10" 149 05/05/97 Thornhill, Ont. London (OHL) 2015 Draft
Hayden McCool L 6'2" 196 04/11/97 Whitby, Ont. Niagara (OHL) 2015 Draft
Brett McKenzie L 6'1.5" 196 03/12/97 Vars, Ont. North Bay (OHL) 2015 Draft
Nick Merkley R 5'9.5" 177 05/23/97 Calgary, Alta. Kelowna (WHL) 2015 Draft
Adam Musil R 6'2.5" 190 03/26/97 Delta, B.C. Red Deer (WHL) 2015 Draft
Nathan Noel R 5'10.5" 164 06/21/97 St. John's, N.L. Saint John (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Grayson Pawlenchuk L 5'10.5" 176 03/22/97 Ardrossan, Alta. Red Deer (WHL) 2015 Draft
Nicolas Roy R 6'3.5" 168 02/05/97 Amos, Que. Chicoutimi (QMJHL) 2015 Draft
Tyler Soy L 5'11" 167 02/10/97 Surrey, B.C. Victoria (WHL) 2015 Draft
Blake Speers R 5'9.5" 164 01/02/97 Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) 2015 Draft
Mitchell Stephens R 5'10.5" 184 02/05/97 Peterborough, Ont. Saginaw (OHL) 2015 Draft
Dylan Strome L 6'2.5" 177 03/07/97 Mississauga, Ont. Erie (OHL) 2015 Draft
Ethan Szypula R 5'10" 164 01/28/97 Halton, Ont. Owen Sound (OHL) 2015 Draft
Staff
Chief Operating Officer Scott Smith Bathurst, N.B. Hockey Canada
Vice-President, Hockey Operations/National Teams Scott Salmond Creston, B.C. Hockey Canada
Head Scout, Men's National Teams Ryan Jankowski Calgary, Alta. Hockey Canada
Management Group Joël Bouchard Montreal, Que. Blainville-Boisbriand (QMJHL)
Management Group Sean Burke Windsor, Ont. Phoenix (NHL)
Management Group Bruce Hamilton Saskatoon, Sask. Kelowna (WHL)
Management Group Mark Hunter Petrolia, Ont. London (OHL)
Manager, Hockey Operations Adam Crockatt Uxbridge, Ont. Hockey Canada
Head Coach Derek Laxdal Stonewall, Man. Edmonton (WHL)
Assistant Coach Jody Hull Petrolia, Ont. Peterborough (OHL)
Assistant Coach Eric Veilleux Quebec, Que. Baie-Comeau (QMJHL)
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
WHL Exhibition Schedule
*Times changed to Cranbrook time*
Tue Aug 26
Swift Current @ Moose Jaw
Moose Jaw @ Regina Regina
Fri Aug 29
Victoria @ Everett
Vancouver @ Kamloops
Spokane vs Portland (Everett)
Lethbridge vs Prince Albert (Regina)
Calgary @ Regina
Seattle @ Tri City (Everett)
Sat Aug 30
Prince Albert vs Calgary (Regina)
Swift Current @ Edmonton
Spokane @ Everett
Kamloops @ Kelowna
Red Deer vs Prince George (Edmonton)
Lethbridge @ Regina
Medicine Hat vs Saskatoon (Edmonton)
Victoria vs Seattle (Everett)
Portland vs Tri City (Everett)
Sun Aug 31
Saskatoon @ Edmonton
Portland @ Everett
Prince George vs Medicine Hat (Edmonton)
Swift Current vs Red Deer (Edmonton)
Spokane vs Seattle (Everett)
Victoria vs Tri City (Everett)
Kelowna @ Vancouver
Thu Sept 4
Kootenay @ Tri City 8:00
Seattle vs Spokane (Tri City)
Fri Sept 5
Kootenay vs Portland @ Tri City 4:00
Regina @ Brandon
Seattle vs Everett (Tri City)
Calgary vs Lethbridge (Coaldale)
Saskatoon @ Prince Albert
Edmonton @ Prince George
Moose Jaw @ Swift Current
Red Deer @ Tri City
Sat Sept 6
Kootenay vs Everett @ Tri City 12:00
Medicine Hat vs Calgary (High River)
Swift Current @ Moose Jaw
Red Deer vs Portland (Tri City)
Edmonton @ Prince George
Brandon @ Regina
Prince Albert vs Saskatoon (Warman)
Spokane @ Tri City
Kelowna vs Vancouver (UBC)
Kamloops vs Victoria (UBC)
Sun Sept 7
Victoria vs Kelowna (UBC)
Kamloops vs Vancouver (UBC)
Wed Sept 10
Medicine Hat @ Lethbridge
Thu Sept 11
Tri City vs Spokane (EWU)
Vancouver @ Victoria
Fri Sept 12
Kootenay vs Lethbridge @ Crowsnest Pass 7:00
Moose Jaw @ Brandon
Seattle @ Everett
Prince George @ Kamloops
Regina @ Prince Albert
Edmonton @ Red Deer
Swift Current @ Saskatoon
Kelowna vs Vancouver (Delta)
Sat Sept 13
Victoria @ Kelowna
Calgary vs Lethbridge (Crowsnest Pass)
Medicine Hat vs Red Deer (Stettler)
Prince Albert @ Regina
Everett @ Seattle
Saskatoon vs Swift Current (Maple Creek)
Spokane @ Tri City
Sun Sept 14
Kootenay vs Calgary @ Crowsnest Pass 2:00
Brandon @ Moose Jaw
Tue Aug 26
Swift Current @ Moose Jaw
Moose Jaw @ Regina Regina
Fri Aug 29
Victoria @ Everett
Vancouver @ Kamloops
Spokane vs Portland (Everett)
Lethbridge vs Prince Albert (Regina)
Calgary @ Regina
Seattle @ Tri City (Everett)
Sat Aug 30
Prince Albert vs Calgary (Regina)
Swift Current @ Edmonton
Spokane @ Everett
Kamloops @ Kelowna
Red Deer vs Prince George (Edmonton)
Lethbridge @ Regina
Medicine Hat vs Saskatoon (Edmonton)
Victoria vs Seattle (Everett)
Portland vs Tri City (Everett)
Sun Aug 31
Saskatoon @ Edmonton
Portland @ Everett
Prince George vs Medicine Hat (Edmonton)
Swift Current vs Red Deer (Edmonton)
Spokane vs Seattle (Everett)
Victoria vs Tri City (Everett)
Kelowna @ Vancouver
Thu Sept 4
Kootenay @ Tri City 8:00
Seattle vs Spokane (Tri City)
Fri Sept 5
Kootenay vs Portland @ Tri City 4:00
Regina @ Brandon
Seattle vs Everett (Tri City)
Calgary vs Lethbridge (Coaldale)
Saskatoon @ Prince Albert
Edmonton @ Prince George
Moose Jaw @ Swift Current
Red Deer @ Tri City
Sat Sept 6
Kootenay vs Everett @ Tri City 12:00
Medicine Hat vs Calgary (High River)
Swift Current @ Moose Jaw
Red Deer vs Portland (Tri City)
Edmonton @ Prince George
Brandon @ Regina
Prince Albert vs Saskatoon (Warman)
Spokane @ Tri City
Kelowna vs Vancouver (UBC)
Kamloops vs Victoria (UBC)
Sun Sept 7
Victoria vs Kelowna (UBC)
Kamloops vs Vancouver (UBC)
Wed Sept 10
Medicine Hat @ Lethbridge
Thu Sept 11
Tri City vs Spokane (EWU)
Vancouver @ Victoria
Fri Sept 12
Kootenay vs Lethbridge @ Crowsnest Pass 7:00
Moose Jaw @ Brandon
Seattle @ Everett
Prince George @ Kamloops
Regina @ Prince Albert
Edmonton @ Red Deer
Swift Current @ Saskatoon
Kelowna vs Vancouver (Delta)
Sat Sept 13
Victoria @ Kelowna
Calgary vs Lethbridge (Crowsnest Pass)
Medicine Hat vs Red Deer (Stettler)
Prince Albert @ Regina
Everett @ Seattle
Saskatoon vs Swift Current (Maple Creek)
Spokane @ Tri City
Sun Sept 14
Kootenay vs Calgary @ Crowsnest Pass 2:00
Brandon @ Moose Jaw
Monday, June 23, 2014
Canada U-20 Summer Camp Invites
Goaltenders
Eric Comrie
6’1” 168 07/06/95 Edmonton, Alta. Tri-City (WHL) WPG ’13 (2, 59)
Philippe Desrosiers
6’1” 192 08/16/95 St-Hyacinthe, Que. Rimouski (QMJHL) DAL ’13 (2, 54)
Zachary Fucale
6’1” 181 05/28/95 Rosemère, Que. Halifax (QMJHL) MTL ’13 (2, 36)
Tristan Jarry
6’2” 179 04/29/95 Delta, B.C. Edmonton (WHL) PIT ’13 (2, 44)
Defense
Chris Bigras
6’1” 189 02/22/95 Elmvale, Ont. Owen Sound (OHL) COL ’13 (2, 32)
Madison Bowey
6’1” 195 04/22/95 Winnipeg, Man. Kelowna (WHL) WAS ’13 (2, 53)
Aaron Ekblad
6’3.5” 216 02/07/96 Belle River, Ont. Barrie (OHL) 2014 Dft
Haydn Fleury
6’2.5” 203 07/08/96 Carlyle, Sask. Red Deer (WHL) 2014 Dft
Ben Harpur
6’6” 216 01/12/95 Niagara-On-The-Lake, Ont. Guelph (OHL) OTT ’13 (4, 108)
Dillon Heatherington
6’3” 196 05/19/95 Calgary, Alta. Swift Current (WHL) CBJ ’13 (2, 50)
Roland McKeown
6’1” 195 01/20/96 Listowel, Ont. Kingston (OHL) 2014 Dft
Samuel Morin
6’6.5” 210 07/12/95 St-Henri, Que. Rimouski (QMJHL) PHI ’13 (1, 11)
Josh Morrissey
6’0” 184 03/28/95 Calgary, Alta. Prince Albert (WHL) WPG ’13 (1, 13)
Darnell Nurse
6’4” 189 02/04/95 Hamilton, Ont. Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) EDM ’13 (1, 7)
Travis Sanheim
6’3” 189 03/29/96 Elkhorn, Man. Calgary (WHL) 2014 Dft
Shea Theodore
6’2” 182 08/03/95 Aldergrove, B.C. Seattle (WHL) ANA ’13 (1, 26)
Forwards
Nick Baptiste
6’1” 198 08/04/95 Ottawa, Ont. Sudbury (OHL) BUF ’13 (3, 69)
Sam Bennett
6’0” 178 06/20/96 Holland Landing, Ont. Kingston (OHL) 2014 Dft
Tyler Bertuzzi
6’0.5” 190 02/24/95 Sudbury, Ont. Guelph (OHL) DET ’13 (2, 58)
Greg Chase
6’0” 204 01/01/95 Sherwood Park, Alta. Calgary (WHL) EDM ’13 (7, 188)
Michael Dal Colle
6’1.5” 182 06/20/96 Vaughan, Ont. Oshawa (OHL) 2014 Dft
Jason Dickinson
6’2 188 07/04/95 Georgetown, Ont. Guelph (OHL) DAL ’13 (1, 29)
Max Domi
5’9.5” 194 03/02/95 Toronto, Ont. London (OHL) PHX ’13 (1, 12)
Jonathan Drouin
5’11” 185 03/27/95 Huberdeau, Que. Halifax (QMJHL) TB ’13 (1,3)
Anthony Duclair
5’11” 184 08/26/95 Laval, Que. Québec (QMJHL) NYR ’13 (3, 80)
Robby Fabbri
5’10” 170 01/22/96 Mississauga, Ont. Guelph (OHL) 2014 Dft
Frédérik Gauthier
6’4” 215 04/26/95 Mascouche, Que. Rimouski (QMJHL) TOR ’13 (1, 21)
Jérémy Gregoire
6’0” 191 08/05/95 Sherbrooke, Que. Baie-Comeau (QMJHL) MTL ‘13 (6, 176)
Jayce Hawryluk
5’10” 186 01/01/96 Roblin, Man. Brandon (WHL) 2014 Dft
Bo Horvat
6’0” 203 04/05/95 Rodney, Ont. London (OHL) VAN ’13 (1, 9)
Morgan Klimchuk
5’11.5” 180 03/02/95 Calgary, Alta. Regina (WHL) CGY ’13 (1, 28)
Curtis Lazar
6’0” 198 02/02/95 Vernon, B.C. Edmonton (WHL) OTT ’13 (1, 17)
Connor McDavid
6’0” 182 01/13/97 Newmarket, Ont. Erie (OHL) 2015 Dft
Zach Nastasiuk
6’1” 191 03/30/95 Barrie, Ont. Owen Sound (OHL) DET ’13 (2, 48)
Nick Paul
6’3” 198 03/20/95 Mississauga, Ont. North Bay (OHL) DAL ’13 (4, 101)
Brendan Perlini
6’3” 205 04/27/96 Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Niagara (OHL) 2014 Dft
Nic Petan
5’9” 17 03/22/95 Delta, B.C. Portland (WHL) WPG ’13 (2, 43)
Brayden Point
5’8” 160 03/12/96 Calgary, Alta. Moose Jaw (WHL) 2014 Dft
Sam Reinhart
6’1” 185 11/06/95 West Vancouver, B.C. Kootenay (WHL) 2014 Dft
Nick Ritchie
6’2.5” 226 12/05/95 Orangeville, Ont. Peterborough (OHL) 2014 Dft
Jake Virtanen
6’1” 208 08/17/96 Abbotsford, B.C. Calgary (WHL) 2014 Dft
Eric Comrie
6’1” 168 07/06/95 Edmonton, Alta. Tri-City (WHL) WPG ’13 (2, 59)
Philippe Desrosiers
6’1” 192 08/16/95 St-Hyacinthe, Que. Rimouski (QMJHL) DAL ’13 (2, 54)
Zachary Fucale
6’1” 181 05/28/95 Rosemère, Que. Halifax (QMJHL) MTL ’13 (2, 36)
Tristan Jarry
6’2” 179 04/29/95 Delta, B.C. Edmonton (WHL) PIT ’13 (2, 44)
Defense
Chris Bigras
6’1” 189 02/22/95 Elmvale, Ont. Owen Sound (OHL) COL ’13 (2, 32)
Madison Bowey
6’1” 195 04/22/95 Winnipeg, Man. Kelowna (WHL) WAS ’13 (2, 53)
Aaron Ekblad
6’3.5” 216 02/07/96 Belle River, Ont. Barrie (OHL) 2014 Dft
Haydn Fleury
6’2.5” 203 07/08/96 Carlyle, Sask. Red Deer (WHL) 2014 Dft
Ben Harpur
6’6” 216 01/12/95 Niagara-On-The-Lake, Ont. Guelph (OHL) OTT ’13 (4, 108)
Dillon Heatherington
6’3” 196 05/19/95 Calgary, Alta. Swift Current (WHL) CBJ ’13 (2, 50)
Roland McKeown
6’1” 195 01/20/96 Listowel, Ont. Kingston (OHL) 2014 Dft
Samuel Morin
6’6.5” 210 07/12/95 St-Henri, Que. Rimouski (QMJHL) PHI ’13 (1, 11)
Josh Morrissey
6’0” 184 03/28/95 Calgary, Alta. Prince Albert (WHL) WPG ’13 (1, 13)
Darnell Nurse
6’4” 189 02/04/95 Hamilton, Ont. Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) EDM ’13 (1, 7)
Travis Sanheim
6’3” 189 03/29/96 Elkhorn, Man. Calgary (WHL) 2014 Dft
Shea Theodore
6’2” 182 08/03/95 Aldergrove, B.C. Seattle (WHL) ANA ’13 (1, 26)
Forwards
Nick Baptiste
6’1” 198 08/04/95 Ottawa, Ont. Sudbury (OHL) BUF ’13 (3, 69)
Sam Bennett
6’0” 178 06/20/96 Holland Landing, Ont. Kingston (OHL) 2014 Dft
Tyler Bertuzzi
6’0.5” 190 02/24/95 Sudbury, Ont. Guelph (OHL) DET ’13 (2, 58)
Greg Chase
6’0” 204 01/01/95 Sherwood Park, Alta. Calgary (WHL) EDM ’13 (7, 188)
Michael Dal Colle
6’1.5” 182 06/20/96 Vaughan, Ont. Oshawa (OHL) 2014 Dft
Jason Dickinson
6’2 188 07/04/95 Georgetown, Ont. Guelph (OHL) DAL ’13 (1, 29)
Max Domi
5’9.5” 194 03/02/95 Toronto, Ont. London (OHL) PHX ’13 (1, 12)
Jonathan Drouin
5’11” 185 03/27/95 Huberdeau, Que. Halifax (QMJHL) TB ’13 (1,3)
Anthony Duclair
5’11” 184 08/26/95 Laval, Que. Québec (QMJHL) NYR ’13 (3, 80)
Robby Fabbri
5’10” 170 01/22/96 Mississauga, Ont. Guelph (OHL) 2014 Dft
Frédérik Gauthier
6’4” 215 04/26/95 Mascouche, Que. Rimouski (QMJHL) TOR ’13 (1, 21)
Jérémy Gregoire
6’0” 191 08/05/95 Sherbrooke, Que. Baie-Comeau (QMJHL) MTL ‘13 (6, 176)
Jayce Hawryluk
5’10” 186 01/01/96 Roblin, Man. Brandon (WHL) 2014 Dft
Bo Horvat
6’0” 203 04/05/95 Rodney, Ont. London (OHL) VAN ’13 (1, 9)
Morgan Klimchuk
5’11.5” 180 03/02/95 Calgary, Alta. Regina (WHL) CGY ’13 (1, 28)
Curtis Lazar
6’0” 198 02/02/95 Vernon, B.C. Edmonton (WHL) OTT ’13 (1, 17)
Connor McDavid
6’0” 182 01/13/97 Newmarket, Ont. Erie (OHL) 2015 Dft
Zach Nastasiuk
6’1” 191 03/30/95 Barrie, Ont. Owen Sound (OHL) DET ’13 (2, 48)
Nick Paul
6’3” 198 03/20/95 Mississauga, Ont. North Bay (OHL) DAL ’13 (4, 101)
Brendan Perlini
6’3” 205 04/27/96 Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Niagara (OHL) 2014 Dft
Nic Petan
5’9” 17 03/22/95 Delta, B.C. Portland (WHL) WPG ’13 (2, 43)
Brayden Point
5’8” 160 03/12/96 Calgary, Alta. Moose Jaw (WHL) 2014 Dft
Sam Reinhart
6’1” 185 11/06/95 West Vancouver, B.C. Kootenay (WHL) 2014 Dft
Nick Ritchie
6’2.5” 226 12/05/95 Orangeville, Ont. Peterborough (OHL) 2014 Dft
Jake Virtanen
6’1” 208 08/17/96 Abbotsford, B.C. Calgary (WHL) 2014 Dft
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
New WHL Playoff Format
Vancouver, BC - A new playoff format for the Western Hockey League topped the list of items at this year’s WHL Annual General Meeting, which concluded today in Vancouver. The new playoff format, which is identical to the new playoff format introduced by the NHL this past season, was approved by the Board of Governors and will be in place for the next three seasons starting with the 2014-15 season.
“We believe the new format is a hybrid of the WHL’s previous Conference and Divisional formats,” said WHL Commissioner Ron Robison. “This will allow us to feature our regional rivalries in the playoffs and offer the most fair and competitive path to the WHL Championship.”
The new format will see the top three teams in each Division make up the first 12 teams in the playoffs. The remaining four spots will be filled by the next two highest-placed teams in each Conference, based on their regular-season record and regardless of Division. It is possible for one Division in each Conference to send five teams to the postseason while the other Division sends just three.
In the First Round, the Division winner with the best record in each Conference will be matched against the wild-card team with the lesser record; the wild card team with the better record will play the other Division winner.
The teams finishing second and third in each Division will meet in the First Round within the bracket headed by their respective division winners. First-round winners within each bracket play one another in the Second Round to determine the four participants in the Conference Finals.
Home-ice advantage through the first two rounds goes to the team that placed higher in the regular-season standings. In the Conference Finals and WHL Championship Series, home-ice advantage goes to the team that had the better regular-season record - regardless of the teams' final standing in their respective Divisions.
In addition, any ties in the final regular season standings will be determined as per WHL Regulations, and if an East Division Club is involved in the WHL Championship Series, the Series will utilize a 2 - 3 - 2 format.
Other matters adopted by the WHL Board of Governors in preparation for the 2014-15 season included the following:
WHL Milestone Awards – the WHL will officially recognize special achievements by the following participants: coaches, players, goaltenders, athletic therapists / trainers and on-ice officials during their careers in the WHL.
WHL Chairman of the Board/ Executive Committee Appointments - Bruce Hamilton has been re-elected as WHL Chairman of the Board for another two year term. No other Chairman of the Board in WHL history has served more years at the helm than Hamilton, who is now entering his seventh term (1998-2004 and 2008-present). Patrick LaForge of the Edmonton Oil Kings (Central Division) and Russ Farwell of the Seattle Thunderbirds (U.S. Division) have also been re-elected to the WHL's Executive Committee for two year terms. Ron Toigo of Vancouver Giants (BC Division) and Gord Broda (East Division) will continue to serve as the other members of the WHL Executive Committee.
The WHL has also announced that the 2014-15 Pre-Season schedule will be released on Tuesday, June 24, 2014, with the 2014-15 Regular Season schedule to follow on Wednesday June 25, 2014.
“We believe the new format is a hybrid of the WHL’s previous Conference and Divisional formats,” said WHL Commissioner Ron Robison. “This will allow us to feature our regional rivalries in the playoffs and offer the most fair and competitive path to the WHL Championship.”
The new format will see the top three teams in each Division make up the first 12 teams in the playoffs. The remaining four spots will be filled by the next two highest-placed teams in each Conference, based on their regular-season record and regardless of Division. It is possible for one Division in each Conference to send five teams to the postseason while the other Division sends just three.
In the First Round, the Division winner with the best record in each Conference will be matched against the wild-card team with the lesser record; the wild card team with the better record will play the other Division winner.
The teams finishing second and third in each Division will meet in the First Round within the bracket headed by their respective division winners. First-round winners within each bracket play one another in the Second Round to determine the four participants in the Conference Finals.
Home-ice advantage through the first two rounds goes to the team that placed higher in the regular-season standings. In the Conference Finals and WHL Championship Series, home-ice advantage goes to the team that had the better regular-season record - regardless of the teams' final standing in their respective Divisions.
In addition, any ties in the final regular season standings will be determined as per WHL Regulations, and if an East Division Club is involved in the WHL Championship Series, the Series will utilize a 2 - 3 - 2 format.
Other matters adopted by the WHL Board of Governors in preparation for the 2014-15 season included the following:
WHL Milestone Awards – the WHL will officially recognize special achievements by the following participants: coaches, players, goaltenders, athletic therapists / trainers and on-ice officials during their careers in the WHL.
WHL Chairman of the Board/ Executive Committee Appointments - Bruce Hamilton has been re-elected as WHL Chairman of the Board for another two year term. No other Chairman of the Board in WHL history has served more years at the helm than Hamilton, who is now entering his seventh term (1998-2004 and 2008-present). Patrick LaForge of the Edmonton Oil Kings (Central Division) and Russ Farwell of the Seattle Thunderbirds (U.S. Division) have also been re-elected to the WHL's Executive Committee for two year terms. Ron Toigo of Vancouver Giants (BC Division) and Gord Broda (East Division) will continue to serve as the other members of the WHL Executive Committee.
The WHL has also announced that the 2014-15 Pre-Season schedule will be released on Tuesday, June 24, 2014, with the 2014-15 Regular Season schedule to follow on Wednesday June 25, 2014.
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Canada U-17
CALGARY, Alta. – Hockey Canada, in partnership with the Canadian Hockey League (CHL), announced Tuesday the 96 skaters who have been invited to attend Canada’s national under-17 development camp, July 29 to Aug. 4 at the Markin MacPhail Centre in Calgary.
The roster includes 36 defencemen and 60 forwards.
The players invited to camp were selected by Ryan Jankowski, Hockey Canada's head scout of men's national teams, together with regional scouts Donald Audette (Quebec), Brad McEwen (West), Kevin Mitchell (Atlantic) and Darryl Woodley (Ontario) with input from Hockey Canada regional branch representatives. Players were evaluated throughout the season with their club teams, and at three regional under-16 events: the Western Canada U16 Challenge, OHL Gold Cup and QMJHL Excellence Challenge.
Sixteen under-17 goaltenders have been invited to the Hockey Canada Program of Excellence goaltending camp, June 11-14 in Calgary. From this camp, 12 netminders will be added to the under-17 development camp to complete the roster.
The development camp will serve as part of Canada’s new under-17 structure, focusing on player development. Scouts will continue to watch these players, along with other 1998-born players across the country, and 66 will be selected to represent Canada at the 2014 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge, which is scheduled for Oct. 31 to Nov. 8 in a yet-to-be-determined location. The tournament will be the first to feature three Canadian national teams (Black, Red and White). From 1986 to 2014, Canada was represented by five regional teams: Atlantic, Ontario, Pacific, Quebec and West.
“At Hockey Canada, we are very excited about the possibilities that lie ahead within our national teams with the changes we have instituted at the under-17 level,” said Scott Salmond, senior director, hockey operations with Hockey Canada. “It is our intention to identify potential national team players at an earlier age and have them play together more often.”
All 96 skaters have been drafted or listed by CHL teams, including 35 from the Ontario Hockey League, 32 from the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and 29 from the Western Hockey League.
Defense
Josh Anderson Duncan, B.C. South Island (BCMML) Prince George
Matt Barberis Surrey, B.C. Valley West (BCMML) Vancouver
Jake Bean Calgary, Alta. Edge School (CSSHL) Calgary
Guillaume Beck Terrebonne, Que. Collège Esther-Blondin (LHMAAAQ)
Gabriel Bilodeau Laval, Que. Laval-Montréal (LHMAAAQ)
Matt Cairns Mississauga, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL)
Cole Candella Mississauga, Ont. Vaughan (GTHL)
Jakob Chychrun Toronto, Ont. Toronto Jr. Canadiens (GTHL)
Kale Clague Lloydminster, Alta. Lloydminster (AMHL) Brandon
Pascal Corbeil Longueuil, Que. Collège Charles-Lemoyne (LHMAAAQ)
Dawson Davidson Moosomin, Sask. Moose Jaw (SMAAAHL) Kamloops
Sean Day Toronto, Ont. Mississauga (OHL)
Sam Dunn Bewdley, Ont. Central Ontario (OMHA)
Dante Fabbro Coquitlam, B.C. Vancouver NW (BCMML) Seattle
Cale Fleury Carlyle, Sask. Notre Dame (SMAAAHL) Kootenay
Benjamin Gagné St-Augustin, Que. Séminaire Saint-François (LHMAAAQ)
Samuel Girard Roberval, Que. Jonquière (LHMAAAQ)
Luke Green Bedford, N.S. Newbridge Academy (NSMMHL)
Thomas Grégoire Sherbrooke, QUe. Magog (LHMAAAQ)
Nicolas Hague Kitchener, Ont. Kitchener (MHAO)
Ralph Jarratt Kelowna, B.C. Pursuit of Excellence (CSSHL) Victoria
Josh Mahura St. Albert, Alta. Okanagan Hockey Academy (CSSHL) Red Deer
Ryely McKinstry Calgary, Alta. Calgary Buffaloes (AMHL) Vancouver
Victor Mete Woodbridge, Ont. Toronto Jr. Canadiens (GTHL)
Keaton Middleton Stratford, Ont. Huron-Perth (MHAO)
Jacob Neveu Rouyn-Noranda, Que. Amos (LHMAAAQ)
Tyler Nother Orangeville, Ont. Halton (OMHA)
Jake O'Donnell Bowmanville, Ont. Clarington (OMHA)
Reagan O'Grady Brampton, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL)
Nicolas Patry-Gingras Gatineau, Que. Gatineau (LHMAAAQ)
David Quenneville Edmonton, Alta. Edmonton SSAC (AMHL) Medicine Hat
Matthew Sartoris New Glasgow, N.S. Pictou (NSMMHL)
Liam Schioler West St. Paul, Man. Shattuck-St. Mary's (USHS) Regina
Logan Stanley Waterloo, Ont. Waterloo (MHAO)
Gabriel Sylvestre Blainville, Que. Collège Esther-Blondin (LHMAAAQ)
Matthew Timms Waterdown, Ont. Hamilton (OMHA)
Forwards
Peter Abbandonato Laval, Que. Laval-Montréal (LHMAAAQ)
Jonathan Ang Markham, Ont. Markham (OMHA)
Samuel Asselin L'Assomption, Que. Collège Esther-Blondin (LHMAAAQ)
Mitchell Balmas Sydney, N.S. Cape Breton (NSMMHL)
Travis Barron Belfountain, Ont. Toronto Jr. Canadiens (GTHL)
Tyler Benson Edmonton, Alta. Pursuit of Excellence (CSSHL) Vancouver
William Bitten Gloucester, Ont. Ottawa Jr. 67's (OEMHL)
Logan Brown Carleton Place, Ont. Indiana (USMAAA)
Ryan Brushett Verdun, Que. Lac St-Louis (LHMAAAQ)
Connor Bunnaman Guelph, Ont. Guelph (OMHA)
Nicholas Caamano Ancaster, Ont. Hamilton (OMHA)
Brett Crossley Cole Harbour, N.S. Shattuck-St. Mary's (USHS)
Barrett Dachyshyn Halifax, N.S. Halifax (NSMMHL)
Jeff de Wit Red Deer, Alta. Red Deer (AMHL) Red Deer
Zack Dorval Hearst, Ont. Soo (NOHA)
Dillon Dube Cochrane, Alta. Notre Dame (SMAAAHL) Kelowna
Pierre-Luc Dubois Baie-Comeau, Que. Collège Notre-Dame (LHMAAAQ)
Tye Felhaber Pembroke, Ont. Ottawa Valley (OEMHL)
Jonah Gadjovich Whitby, Ont. Whitby (OMHA)
Noah Gregor Beaumont, Alta. Leduc (AMHL) Moose Jaw
Samuel Guilbault Varennes, Que. Collège Antoine-Girouard (LHMAAAQ)
Matthew Hotchkiss Whitby, Ont. Whitby (OMHA)
Brett Howden Oakbank, Man. Eastman (MMAAAHL) Moose Jaw
Tyler Hylland Mercier, Que. Châteauguay (LHMAAAQ)
Cole Johnson Marwayne, Alta. Lloydminster (AMHL) Swift Current
Tyson Jost Kelowna, B.C. Okanagan (BCMML) Everett
Tanner Kaspick Brandon, Man. Brandon (MMAAAHL) Brandon
Boris Katchouk Waterloo, Ont. Waterloo (MHAO)
Alexander Katerinakis Laval, Que. Laval-Montréal (LHMAAAQ)
Davis Koch 100 Mile House, B.C. Valley West (BCMML) Edmonton
Jake Kryski Kelowna, B.C. Okanagan (BCMML) Kamloops
Pascal Laberge Sainte-Martine, Que. Châteauguay (LHMAAAQ)
Félix Lauzon Roxton Pond, Que. Magog (LHMAAAQ)
Ty Lewis Brandon, Man. Brandon (MMAAAHL) Brandon
Jordan Maher Gander, N.L. Central (NLMMHL)
Beck Malenstyn Penticton, B.C. Okanagan Hockey Academy (CSSHL) Calgary
Adam Mascherin Maple, Ont. Vaughan (GTHL)
Michael McLeod Mississauga, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL)
Hunter Moreau Saint-Lazare, Que. Lac St-Louis (QCMAA)
Camron Morrison Aurora, Ont. York Simcoe (OMHA)
Michael O'Leary Halifax, N.S. Salisbury School (USHS)
Charles-Olivier Ouimet Blainville, Que. Collège Esther-Blondin (LHMAAAQ)
Christopher Paquette Kingston, Ont. Greater Kingston (OMHA)
Nolan Patrick Winnipeg, Man. Winnipeg Thrashers (MMAAAHL) Brandon
Michael Pezzetta Toronto, Ont. Mississauga Senators (GTHL)
Miguel Picard St-Gabriel, Que. Collège Notre-Dame (LHMAAAQ)
Zach Poirier Mountain, Ont. Upper Canada (OEMHL)
Cliff Pu Vaughan, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL)
Taylor Raddysh Caledon, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL)
Anthony Salinitri Windsor, Ont. Windsor (MHAO)
Raphaël Santerre Trois-Pistoles, Que. Collège Notre-Dame (LHMAAAQ)
Brandon Saigeon Grimsby, Ont. Hamilton (OMHA)
Mason Shaw Lloydminster, Alta. Lloydminster (AMHL) Medicine Hat
Givani Smith Thornhill, Ont. Mississauga Senators (OMHA)
Sam Steel Sherwood Park, Alta. Sherwood Park (AMHL) Regina
Tyler Steenbergen Sylvan Lake, Alta. Red Deer (AMHL) Swift Current
Jesse Sutton Mount Pearl, N.L. St. John's Prvateers (NLMMHL)
Julien Tessier St-Marc-des-Carrières, Que. Trois-Rivières (LHMAAAQ)
Lucas Thierus Saint-Eustache, Que. Saint-Eustache (LHMAAAQ)
Nolan Volcan Edmonton, Alta. Edmonton MLAC (AMHL) Seattle
Chief Operating Officer Scott Smith Bathurst, N.B. Hockey Canada
Senior Director, Hockey Operations Scott Salmond Creston, B.C. Hockey Canada
Head Scout, Men's National Teams Ryan Jankowski Calgary, Alta. Hockey Canada
Management Group Joël Bouchard Montreal, Que. Blainville-Boisbriand (QMJHL)
Management Group Sean Burke Windsor, Ont. Phoenix (NHL)
Management Group Bruce Hamilton Saskatoon, Sask. Kelowna (WHL)
Management Group Mark Hunter Petrolia, Ont. London (OHL)
Manager, Hockey Operations Shawn Bullock Wainwright, Alta. Hockey Canada
Scout (Quebec) Donald Audette Blainville, Que. Hockey Quebec
Scout (West) Brad McEwan Whitewood, Sask. Medicine Hat (WHL)
Scout (Atlantic) Kevin Mitchell Halifax, N.S. Halifax (NSBAAA)
Scout (Ontario) Darryl Woodley Barrie, Ont. Ontario Hockey League
Director of Operations Tim Leer Red Deer, Alta. Hockey ALberta
Director of Operations Paul Ménard Châteauguay, Ont. Hockey Quebec
Director of Operations Darren Sutherland Halifax, N.S. Hockey Nova Scotia
Head Coach Jean-François Houle Quebec City, Que. Blainville-Boisbriand (QMJHL)
Head Coach Sheldon Keefe Brampton, Ont. Sault Ste. Marie (OHL)
Head Coach Dan Lambert St. Malo, Man. Kelowna (WHL)
Assistant Coach Gilles Bouchard Normandin, Que. Rouyn-Noranda (QMJHL)
Assistant Coach Josh Dixon Oakville, Ont. Regina (WHL)
Assistant Coach Misha Donskov London, Ont. Ottawa (OHL)
Assistant Coach Serge Lajoie St. Alberta, Alta. NAIT (ACAC)
Assistant Coach Kelly Nobes West Hills, Ont. McGill University (CIS)
Assistant Coach Marco Pietroniro Montreal, Que. Val-d'Or (QMJHL)
The roster includes 36 defencemen and 60 forwards.
The players invited to camp were selected by Ryan Jankowski, Hockey Canada's head scout of men's national teams, together with regional scouts Donald Audette (Quebec), Brad McEwen (West), Kevin Mitchell (Atlantic) and Darryl Woodley (Ontario) with input from Hockey Canada regional branch representatives. Players were evaluated throughout the season with their club teams, and at three regional under-16 events: the Western Canada U16 Challenge, OHL Gold Cup and QMJHL Excellence Challenge.
Sixteen under-17 goaltenders have been invited to the Hockey Canada Program of Excellence goaltending camp, June 11-14 in Calgary. From this camp, 12 netminders will be added to the under-17 development camp to complete the roster.
The development camp will serve as part of Canada’s new under-17 structure, focusing on player development. Scouts will continue to watch these players, along with other 1998-born players across the country, and 66 will be selected to represent Canada at the 2014 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge, which is scheduled for Oct. 31 to Nov. 8 in a yet-to-be-determined location. The tournament will be the first to feature three Canadian national teams (Black, Red and White). From 1986 to 2014, Canada was represented by five regional teams: Atlantic, Ontario, Pacific, Quebec and West.
“At Hockey Canada, we are very excited about the possibilities that lie ahead within our national teams with the changes we have instituted at the under-17 level,” said Scott Salmond, senior director, hockey operations with Hockey Canada. “It is our intention to identify potential national team players at an earlier age and have them play together more often.”
All 96 skaters have been drafted or listed by CHL teams, including 35 from the Ontario Hockey League, 32 from the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and 29 from the Western Hockey League.
Defense
Josh Anderson Duncan, B.C. South Island (BCMML) Prince George
Matt Barberis Surrey, B.C. Valley West (BCMML) Vancouver
Jake Bean Calgary, Alta. Edge School (CSSHL) Calgary
Guillaume Beck Terrebonne, Que. Collège Esther-Blondin (LHMAAAQ)
Gabriel Bilodeau Laval, Que. Laval-Montréal (LHMAAAQ)
Matt Cairns Mississauga, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL)
Cole Candella Mississauga, Ont. Vaughan (GTHL)
Jakob Chychrun Toronto, Ont. Toronto Jr. Canadiens (GTHL)
Kale Clague Lloydminster, Alta. Lloydminster (AMHL) Brandon
Pascal Corbeil Longueuil, Que. Collège Charles-Lemoyne (LHMAAAQ)
Dawson Davidson Moosomin, Sask. Moose Jaw (SMAAAHL) Kamloops
Sean Day Toronto, Ont. Mississauga (OHL)
Sam Dunn Bewdley, Ont. Central Ontario (OMHA)
Dante Fabbro Coquitlam, B.C. Vancouver NW (BCMML) Seattle
Cale Fleury Carlyle, Sask. Notre Dame (SMAAAHL) Kootenay
Benjamin Gagné St-Augustin, Que. Séminaire Saint-François (LHMAAAQ)
Samuel Girard Roberval, Que. Jonquière (LHMAAAQ)
Luke Green Bedford, N.S. Newbridge Academy (NSMMHL)
Thomas Grégoire Sherbrooke, QUe. Magog (LHMAAAQ)
Nicolas Hague Kitchener, Ont. Kitchener (MHAO)
Ralph Jarratt Kelowna, B.C. Pursuit of Excellence (CSSHL) Victoria
Josh Mahura St. Albert, Alta. Okanagan Hockey Academy (CSSHL) Red Deer
Ryely McKinstry Calgary, Alta. Calgary Buffaloes (AMHL) Vancouver
Victor Mete Woodbridge, Ont. Toronto Jr. Canadiens (GTHL)
Keaton Middleton Stratford, Ont. Huron-Perth (MHAO)
Jacob Neveu Rouyn-Noranda, Que. Amos (LHMAAAQ)
Tyler Nother Orangeville, Ont. Halton (OMHA)
Jake O'Donnell Bowmanville, Ont. Clarington (OMHA)
Reagan O'Grady Brampton, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL)
Nicolas Patry-Gingras Gatineau, Que. Gatineau (LHMAAAQ)
David Quenneville Edmonton, Alta. Edmonton SSAC (AMHL) Medicine Hat
Matthew Sartoris New Glasgow, N.S. Pictou (NSMMHL)
Liam Schioler West St. Paul, Man. Shattuck-St. Mary's (USHS) Regina
Logan Stanley Waterloo, Ont. Waterloo (MHAO)
Gabriel Sylvestre Blainville, Que. Collège Esther-Blondin (LHMAAAQ)
Matthew Timms Waterdown, Ont. Hamilton (OMHA)
Forwards
Peter Abbandonato Laval, Que. Laval-Montréal (LHMAAAQ)
Jonathan Ang Markham, Ont. Markham (OMHA)
Samuel Asselin L'Assomption, Que. Collège Esther-Blondin (LHMAAAQ)
Mitchell Balmas Sydney, N.S. Cape Breton (NSMMHL)
Travis Barron Belfountain, Ont. Toronto Jr. Canadiens (GTHL)
Tyler Benson Edmonton, Alta. Pursuit of Excellence (CSSHL) Vancouver
William Bitten Gloucester, Ont. Ottawa Jr. 67's (OEMHL)
Logan Brown Carleton Place, Ont. Indiana (USMAAA)
Ryan Brushett Verdun, Que. Lac St-Louis (LHMAAAQ)
Connor Bunnaman Guelph, Ont. Guelph (OMHA)
Nicholas Caamano Ancaster, Ont. Hamilton (OMHA)
Brett Crossley Cole Harbour, N.S. Shattuck-St. Mary's (USHS)
Barrett Dachyshyn Halifax, N.S. Halifax (NSMMHL)
Jeff de Wit Red Deer, Alta. Red Deer (AMHL) Red Deer
Zack Dorval Hearst, Ont. Soo (NOHA)
Dillon Dube Cochrane, Alta. Notre Dame (SMAAAHL) Kelowna
Pierre-Luc Dubois Baie-Comeau, Que. Collège Notre-Dame (LHMAAAQ)
Tye Felhaber Pembroke, Ont. Ottawa Valley (OEMHL)
Jonah Gadjovich Whitby, Ont. Whitby (OMHA)
Noah Gregor Beaumont, Alta. Leduc (AMHL) Moose Jaw
Samuel Guilbault Varennes, Que. Collège Antoine-Girouard (LHMAAAQ)
Matthew Hotchkiss Whitby, Ont. Whitby (OMHA)
Brett Howden Oakbank, Man. Eastman (MMAAAHL) Moose Jaw
Tyler Hylland Mercier, Que. Châteauguay (LHMAAAQ)
Cole Johnson Marwayne, Alta. Lloydminster (AMHL) Swift Current
Tyson Jost Kelowna, B.C. Okanagan (BCMML) Everett
Tanner Kaspick Brandon, Man. Brandon (MMAAAHL) Brandon
Boris Katchouk Waterloo, Ont. Waterloo (MHAO)
Alexander Katerinakis Laval, Que. Laval-Montréal (LHMAAAQ)
Davis Koch 100 Mile House, B.C. Valley West (BCMML) Edmonton
Jake Kryski Kelowna, B.C. Okanagan (BCMML) Kamloops
Pascal Laberge Sainte-Martine, Que. Châteauguay (LHMAAAQ)
Félix Lauzon Roxton Pond, Que. Magog (LHMAAAQ)
Ty Lewis Brandon, Man. Brandon (MMAAAHL) Brandon
Jordan Maher Gander, N.L. Central (NLMMHL)
Beck Malenstyn Penticton, B.C. Okanagan Hockey Academy (CSSHL) Calgary
Adam Mascherin Maple, Ont. Vaughan (GTHL)
Michael McLeod Mississauga, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL)
Hunter Moreau Saint-Lazare, Que. Lac St-Louis (QCMAA)
Camron Morrison Aurora, Ont. York Simcoe (OMHA)
Michael O'Leary Halifax, N.S. Salisbury School (USHS)
Charles-Olivier Ouimet Blainville, Que. Collège Esther-Blondin (LHMAAAQ)
Christopher Paquette Kingston, Ont. Greater Kingston (OMHA)
Nolan Patrick Winnipeg, Man. Winnipeg Thrashers (MMAAAHL) Brandon
Michael Pezzetta Toronto, Ont. Mississauga Senators (GTHL)
Miguel Picard St-Gabriel, Que. Collège Notre-Dame (LHMAAAQ)
Zach Poirier Mountain, Ont. Upper Canada (OEMHL)
Cliff Pu Vaughan, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL)
Taylor Raddysh Caledon, Ont. Toronto Marlboros (GTHL)
Anthony Salinitri Windsor, Ont. Windsor (MHAO)
Raphaël Santerre Trois-Pistoles, Que. Collège Notre-Dame (LHMAAAQ)
Brandon Saigeon Grimsby, Ont. Hamilton (OMHA)
Mason Shaw Lloydminster, Alta. Lloydminster (AMHL) Medicine Hat
Givani Smith Thornhill, Ont. Mississauga Senators (OMHA)
Sam Steel Sherwood Park, Alta. Sherwood Park (AMHL) Regina
Tyler Steenbergen Sylvan Lake, Alta. Red Deer (AMHL) Swift Current
Jesse Sutton Mount Pearl, N.L. St. John's Prvateers (NLMMHL)
Julien Tessier St-Marc-des-Carrières, Que. Trois-Rivières (LHMAAAQ)
Lucas Thierus Saint-Eustache, Que. Saint-Eustache (LHMAAAQ)
Nolan Volcan Edmonton, Alta. Edmonton MLAC (AMHL) Seattle
Chief Operating Officer Scott Smith Bathurst, N.B. Hockey Canada
Senior Director, Hockey Operations Scott Salmond Creston, B.C. Hockey Canada
Head Scout, Men's National Teams Ryan Jankowski Calgary, Alta. Hockey Canada
Management Group Joël Bouchard Montreal, Que. Blainville-Boisbriand (QMJHL)
Management Group Sean Burke Windsor, Ont. Phoenix (NHL)
Management Group Bruce Hamilton Saskatoon, Sask. Kelowna (WHL)
Management Group Mark Hunter Petrolia, Ont. London (OHL)
Manager, Hockey Operations Shawn Bullock Wainwright, Alta. Hockey Canada
Scout (Quebec) Donald Audette Blainville, Que. Hockey Quebec
Scout (West) Brad McEwan Whitewood, Sask. Medicine Hat (WHL)
Scout (Atlantic) Kevin Mitchell Halifax, N.S. Halifax (NSBAAA)
Scout (Ontario) Darryl Woodley Barrie, Ont. Ontario Hockey League
Director of Operations Tim Leer Red Deer, Alta. Hockey ALberta
Director of Operations Paul Ménard Châteauguay, Ont. Hockey Quebec
Director of Operations Darren Sutherland Halifax, N.S. Hockey Nova Scotia
Head Coach Jean-François Houle Quebec City, Que. Blainville-Boisbriand (QMJHL)
Head Coach Sheldon Keefe Brampton, Ont. Sault Ste. Marie (OHL)
Head Coach Dan Lambert St. Malo, Man. Kelowna (WHL)
Assistant Coach Gilles Bouchard Normandin, Que. Rouyn-Noranda (QMJHL)
Assistant Coach Josh Dixon Oakville, Ont. Regina (WHL)
Assistant Coach Misha Donskov London, Ont. Ottawa (OHL)
Assistant Coach Serge Lajoie St. Alberta, Alta. NAIT (ACAC)
Assistant Coach Kelly Nobes West Hills, Ont. McGill University (CIS)
Assistant Coach Marco Pietroniro Montreal, Que. Val-d'Or (QMJHL)
Thursday, June 5, 2014
Bozon On Ice
Tim Bozon had an update on his twitter account today ... @timbozon94
First time back on the ice since the accident!#greatfeeling #sohappy
Wow great feeling to be back on the ice!!!#firstime #bozysback
First time back on the ice since the accident!
Wow great feeling to be back on the ice!!!
NHL Draft Reports
The NHL Draft is June 27th and 28th and all week long The Drive and B-104 will have reports.
During the week we will take a closer look at the ICE players who should be selected including Sam Reinhart who will become the highest ICE player ever selected as he is rated as a top 3 prospect.
We will also look back at the history of the ICE who have had 29 players selected in their history including Dan Blackburn 10th overall and Jarret Stoll who selected twice in the 2nd round.
When the Draft starts on Friday evening and continues on Saturday we will have hourly updates.
The reports are sponsored by SOS Fire and Flood Restoration, Power Paving, Low Cost Sand and Gravel and Rella, Paolini and Rogers.
During the week we will take a closer look at the ICE players who should be selected including Sam Reinhart who will become the highest ICE player ever selected as he is rated as a top 3 prospect.
We will also look back at the history of the ICE who have had 29 players selected in their history including Dan Blackburn 10th overall and Jarret Stoll who selected twice in the 2nd round.
When the Draft starts on Friday evening and continues on Saturday we will have hourly updates.
The reports are sponsored by SOS Fire and Flood Restoration, Power Paving, Low Cost Sand and Gravel and Rella, Paolini and Rogers.
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
ICE Alumni In Finals
Jarret Stoll is going for his 2nd Stanley Cup as they face the NY Rangers in the NHL Final.
Jason Jaffray and St. John's is playing Texas in the AHL Final.
James Martin and Alaska meets Cincinnati in the ECHL Final.
Jason Jaffray and St. John's is playing Texas in the AHL Final.
James Martin and Alaska meets Cincinnati in the ECHL Final.
Monday, June 2, 2014
Early Bird Winners
Congratulations to the winners of the Early Bird Season Ticket draw!
1st prize to David Steward
2nd prize to Tom Kirk
3rd prize to Glen Unger
1st prize to David Steward
2nd prize to Tom Kirk
3rd prize to Glen Unger
Friday, May 30, 2014
U-16 Summer Camps
7 ICE prospects have been invited to U-16 Summer Camps.
This season the U-16 tournament will be a part of the Canada Winter Games in Prince George Feb 13-Mar 1.
BC
Goalies
Jordan Hollett
Kazuma Luding
Bryce Schiebel
Shane Farkas
Matteo Paler Chow
David Tendeck
Defense
Alec Capstick
Jake Harrison
Nolan Kneen
Conner McDonald
Sami Pharaon
Joseph Santalucia
Solomon Seibel
Jackson Caller
Griffin Mendel
Joel Patsey
Jarret Tyszka
Scott Walford
Will Warm
Nick Watson
Forwards
Justin Almeida
Conner Bruggen-Cate
Angus Crookshank
Lucas Cullen
Hayden Dick
Owen Hardy
Henry Hyun Rhyu
Jordan Robinson
Brendan Semchuk
Brett Stapley
Chase Stevenson
Evan Walls
Jordan Bellerive
Ben Berard
Brett Didyk
Dawson Frank
James Malm
Josh Maser
Ethan O'Rourke
Michael Rasmussen
Jordan Sandhu
Bronson Sharp
Tanner Sidaway
Mackenzie Wight
Alberta
Goalies
Matthew Armitage
Linden Boulet
Philip Couture
Dane Dow
Ian Scott
Parker Tobin
Brandon Vogel
Dawson Weatherill
Defense
Kyle Dronyk
Ian Dubourdieu
Troy Dudley
Joel Gagnon
Brayden Gorda
Damian Gorecki
Jarrod Gourley
Zackary Hayes
Tanner Hickey
Matthew Holzer
Marcus Kichton
Peter Kope
Dakota Krebs
Jantzen Leslie
Tj Lloyd
Tyrell Mccubbing
Ian Mitchell
Dylan Plouffe
Ayden Roche-Setoguchi
Ethan Sakowich
Dominic Schmiemann
Ryan Schoellter
Koltrane Wilson
Max Wutzke
Forwards
Ryan Anderson
Jaret Anderson-Dolan
Linden Babcock
Josh Baker
Markus Boguslavsky
Ryan Cooper
Zachary Cox
Trey Fix-Wolansky
Zane Franklin
Logan Ganie
Tyress Goodrunning
Gary Haden
James Hamblin
Robert Holmes
Ryan Hughes
Jadon Joseph
Jaedon Kalupar
Ben Kellogg
Parker Kelly
Bryce Kindopp
Jeremy Klessens
Kyler Kupka
Brayden Labant
Jack Langenhahn
Brett Leason
Cameron Lockard
Lukus Mackenzie
Logan Mazerolle
Robert Mcgill
Ethan Mcindoe
Erik Miller
Kobe Mohr
Christopher Monden
Tyler Oakenfold
Kyle Olson
Marco Pasemko
Josh Patterson
Ryan Peckford
Riley Romashenko
Zach Russell
Jory Simard
Chase Stephenson
Riley Sutter
Sean Thornton
Tyler Traptow
Brett Trentham
Jaren Turnquist
Matt Wedman
Saskatchewan
Goalies
Hunter Arps
Josh Dubiel
Alex Geddes
Joel Grzybowski
Jake Middleton
Tye Morin
Defense
Ashton Heidt
Jake Hobson
Jake Kustra
Xavier LaBelle
Landon Markovich
Brayden Pachal
Ty Prefontaine
Keegan Randell
Carson Sass
Carson Scheschuk
Tyler Stratechuk
Austin Wieler
Forwards
Chance Adrian
Kyle Bosch
Kristopher Bzdel
Matthew Chekay
Jayden Davis
Tristyn DeRoose
Logan Foster
Erik Gardiner
Thomas Goldade
Jared Hamm
Dawson Holt
Tyde Hutchinson
Jake Leschyshyn
Tyson Manz
Tanner Manz
Tyson Meyers
Quinton Ong
Chantz Petruic
Riley Sawchuk
Benson Thorpe
Connor Tuffs
Brody Vogel
McKenzie Welke
Carson Welke
Manitoba
Goalies
Dylan Myskiw
Rylan Rommelaere
Justin Klassen
Matthew Radomsky
Defense
Dylan Cassie
Drew Draward
Sam Huston
Mason Martin
Max Martin
Cody Thompson
Josh Brook
Nicholas Doyle
Dane Hirst
Bronson Kelly
Conor Timlick
Zack Wytnick
Forwards
Wyatt Bear
Codey Beaulieu
Logan Christiansen
Brett Davis
Cole Kirkup
Cayden Kraus
Bradley Marshall
James McIsaac
Riley McKay
Austin Nault
Hayden Ostir
Reg Pohl
Nick Henry
Ian Briscoe
Dylan Burton
Brendan Arnold
Connor Dewar
Cody Glass
Connor Gutenberg
Brian Harris
Brandon Marques
Vaughn Dupre
Leif Mattson
Tanner Mole
Kyle Wiltshire
Tyler Campbell
Stelio Mattheos
This season the U-16 tournament will be a part of the Canada Winter Games in Prince George Feb 13-Mar 1.
BC
Goalies
Jordan Hollett
Kazuma Luding
Bryce Schiebel
Shane Farkas
Matteo Paler Chow
David Tendeck
Defense
Alec Capstick
Jake Harrison
Nolan Kneen
Conner McDonald
Sami Pharaon
Joseph Santalucia
Solomon Seibel
Jackson Caller
Griffin Mendel
Joel Patsey
Jarret Tyszka
Scott Walford
Will Warm
Nick Watson
Forwards
Justin Almeida
Conner Bruggen-Cate
Angus Crookshank
Lucas Cullen
Hayden Dick
Owen Hardy
Henry Hyun Rhyu
Jordan Robinson
Brendan Semchuk
Brett Stapley
Chase Stevenson
Evan Walls
Jordan Bellerive
Ben Berard
Brett Didyk
Dawson Frank
James Malm
Josh Maser
Ethan O'Rourke
Michael Rasmussen
Jordan Sandhu
Bronson Sharp
Tanner Sidaway
Mackenzie Wight
Alberta
Goalies
Matthew Armitage
Linden Boulet
Philip Couture
Dane Dow
Ian Scott
Parker Tobin
Brandon Vogel
Dawson Weatherill
Defense
Kyle Dronyk
Ian Dubourdieu
Troy Dudley
Joel Gagnon
Brayden Gorda
Damian Gorecki
Jarrod Gourley
Zackary Hayes
Tanner Hickey
Matthew Holzer
Marcus Kichton
Peter Kope
Dakota Krebs
Jantzen Leslie
Tj Lloyd
Tyrell Mccubbing
Ian Mitchell
Dylan Plouffe
Ayden Roche-Setoguchi
Ethan Sakowich
Dominic Schmiemann
Ryan Schoellter
Koltrane Wilson
Max Wutzke
Forwards
Ryan Anderson
Jaret Anderson-Dolan
Linden Babcock
Josh Baker
Markus Boguslavsky
Ryan Cooper
Zachary Cox
Trey Fix-Wolansky
Zane Franklin
Logan Ganie
Tyress Goodrunning
Gary Haden
James Hamblin
Robert Holmes
Ryan Hughes
Jadon Joseph
Jaedon Kalupar
Ben Kellogg
Parker Kelly
Bryce Kindopp
Jeremy Klessens
Kyler Kupka
Brayden Labant
Jack Langenhahn
Brett Leason
Cameron Lockard
Lukus Mackenzie
Logan Mazerolle
Robert Mcgill
Ethan Mcindoe
Erik Miller
Kobe Mohr
Christopher Monden
Tyler Oakenfold
Kyle Olson
Marco Pasemko
Josh Patterson
Ryan Peckford
Riley Romashenko
Zach Russell
Jory Simard
Chase Stephenson
Riley Sutter
Sean Thornton
Tyler Traptow
Brett Trentham
Jaren Turnquist
Matt Wedman
Saskatchewan
Goalies
Hunter Arps
Josh Dubiel
Alex Geddes
Joel Grzybowski
Jake Middleton
Tye Morin
Defense
Ashton Heidt
Jake Hobson
Jake Kustra
Xavier LaBelle
Landon Markovich
Brayden Pachal
Ty Prefontaine
Keegan Randell
Carson Sass
Carson Scheschuk
Tyler Stratechuk
Austin Wieler
Forwards
Chance Adrian
Kyle Bosch
Kristopher Bzdel
Matthew Chekay
Jayden Davis
Tristyn DeRoose
Logan Foster
Erik Gardiner
Thomas Goldade
Jared Hamm
Dawson Holt
Tyde Hutchinson
Jake Leschyshyn
Tyson Manz
Tanner Manz
Tyson Meyers
Quinton Ong
Chantz Petruic
Riley Sawchuk
Benson Thorpe
Connor Tuffs
Brody Vogel
McKenzie Welke
Carson Welke
Manitoba
Goalies
Dylan Myskiw
Rylan Rommelaere
Justin Klassen
Matthew Radomsky
Defense
Dylan Cassie
Drew Draward
Sam Huston
Mason Martin
Max Martin
Cody Thompson
Josh Brook
Nicholas Doyle
Dane Hirst
Bronson Kelly
Conor Timlick
Zack Wytnick
Forwards
Wyatt Bear
Codey Beaulieu
Logan Christiansen
Brett Davis
Cole Kirkup
Cayden Kraus
Bradley Marshall
James McIsaac
Riley McKay
Austin Nault
Hayden Ostir
Reg Pohl
Nick Henry
Ian Briscoe
Dylan Burton
Brendan Arnold
Connor Dewar
Cody Glass
Connor Gutenberg
Brian Harris
Brandon Marques
Vaughn Dupre
Leif Mattson
Tanner Mole
Kyle Wiltshire
Tyler Campbell
Stelio Mattheos
Skapski Signs With Rangers
From Mackenzie Skapski's Twitter @Skaps29 ...
Very excited to have signed with @NYRangers I would like to thank my family, coaches, teammates/friends for helping me open a new chapter.
Very excited to have signed with @NYRangers I would like to thank my family, coaches, teammates/friends for helping me open a new chapter.
Sunday, May 25, 2014
CHL Awards
2013-14 CHL Award Winners:
Jack Link’s Top Prospect of the Year: Sam Bennett (Kingston Frontenacs):
Sam Bennett is listed first overall by NHL Central Scouting among North American skaters in their Final Rankings for the 2014 NHL Draft which takes place June 27-28 in Philadelphia. The 17-year-old forward from Holland Landing, ON, tied for ninth in OHL scoring with 91 points including 36 goals and 55 assists in 57 games for the Kingston Frontenacs recording a plus-minus rating of plus-34. Finalists for the award were top WHL prospect Sam Reinhart of the Kootenay Ice ranked third by NHL Central Scouting, and top QMJHL prospect Nikolaj Ehlers of the Halifax Mooseheads ranked at number 13.
Chrysler Dodge Top Scorer: Connor Brown (Erie Otters):
Connor Brown led all CHL players in scoring with 128 points including 45 goals and 83 assists in 68 games establishing a new team record the Erie Otters who had their best season in franchise history with 52 wins and 106 points. The 20-year-old Toronto native is a Maple Leafs prospect selected in the sixth round of the 2012 NHL Draft. Finalists for the award were top QMJHL scorer Anthony Mantha of the Val-d’Or Foreurs with 120 points in 57 games, and top WHL scorer Mitch Holmberg of the Spokane Chiefs who recorded 118 points in 72 games.
SUBWAY Scholastic Player of the Year: Connor McDavid (Erie Otters):
Connor McDavid achieved a 92% average during his first semester attending McDowell High School in Erie and currently carries an 87% average in his final semester of Grade 11. On the ice, the 17-year-old from Newmarket, ON, and Canadian National Junior Team member scored 99 points in 56 games for the Otters. He becomes the second member of the Otters to win the award following Brad Boyes in the 1999-2000 season. Finalists for the award were Jeremy Gregoire of the Baie-Comeau Drakkar, and Nelson Nogier of the Saskatoon Blades.
Cooper Tires Humanitarian of the Year: Sam Fioretti (Moose Jaw Warriors):
Sam Fioretti made a big impact both on the ice and in the Moose Jaw community in his fourth and final WHL season. The 20-year-old captain from Calgary, AB, was the driving force behind the Warriors’ partnership with the Moose Jaw Police Service to visit local schools to speak out against bullying. He also made it a goal to help educate area students about the importance of physical activity and was a key participant in the club’s Read to Succeed Program. He is the second member of the Warriors to win the national award in four years following Spencer Edwards in 2010-11. Finalists for the award include Charles-David Beaudoin of the Drummondville Voltigeurs, and Scott Simmonds of the Belleville Bulls.
autoTRADER.ca Most Sportsmanlike Player of the Year: Sam Reinhart (Kootenay Ice):
Sam Reinhart finished tied for fourth in WHL scoring with 105 points including 36 goals and a team record of 69 assists in 60 games recording just 11 minutes in penalties for the Kootenay Ice. The 18-year-old captain from Vancouver, BC, also represented Canada at the World Junior Championship and is a top prospect for the 2014 NHL Draft helping the Ice to a WHL-record 15th consecutive season with a record of .500 or better. Finalists for the award include Frederik Gaudreau of the Drummondville Voltigeurs, and Connor McDavid of the Erie Otters.
Old Dutch Brian Kilrea Coach of the Year: Eric Veilleux (Baie-Comeau Drakkar):
Eric Veilleux led the Baie-Comeau Drakkar to first place in the QMJHL standings in just his second season behind the team’s bench finishing 2013-14 with 99 points including an overall record of 47-16-2-3. Finalists for the award were D.J Smith of the Oshawa Generals, and Dave Lowry of the Victoria Royals.
BMO Rookie of the Year: Nikolaj Ehlers (Halifax Mooseheads):
Nikolaj Ehlers finished fourth in QMJHL scoring with 104 points including 49 goals and 55 assists with an incredible plus-minus rating of plus-65 in only 63 games for the Halifax Mooseheads. The 18-year-old native of Denmark is eligible for the 2014 NHL Draft and is the top rated QMJHL prospect listed at 13 by NHL Central Scouting. Finalists for the award include Travis Konecny of the Ottawa 67’s, and Nick Merkley of the Kelowna Rockets.
Vaughn Goaltender of the Year: Jordon Cooke (Kelowna Rockets):
Jordon Cooke posted a 39-7-0-4 record including four shutout victories in 51 appearances for the WHL’s first place Kelowna Rockets. The 20-year-old from Leduc, AB, finished second among WHL netminders with a 2.28 goals-against-average and fourth with a save percentage of .922. Finalists for the award include Zachary Fucale of the Halifax Mooseheads, and Alex Nedeljkovic of the Plymouth Whalers.
Arctic Spas Defenceman of the Year: Derrick Pouliot (Portland Winterhawks):
Derrick Pouliot scored 17 goals and added 53 assists for 70 points in 58 games with a plus-minus rating of plus-40 for the Portland Winterhawks who captured their second straight U.S Division title during the 2013-14 regular season campaign. The 20-year-old from Weyburn, SK, represented Canada at the World Junior Championship and is a Pittsburgh Penguins prospect selected in the first round of the 2012 NHL Draft. Finalists for the award include Guillaume Gelinas of the Val-d’Or Foreurs, and Aaron Ekblad of the Barrie Colts.
Sportsnet Player of the Year: Anthony Mantha (Val-d’Or Foreurs):
Anthony Mantha led the QMJHL in scoring with 120 points in 57 games played averaging an impressive one goal per game along with 63 assists during the 2013-14 season for the Val-d’Or Foreurs. The 19-year-old from Longueuil, Quebec, is a Detroit Red Wings prospect selected in the first round of the 2013 NHL Draft and played for Canada at the World Junior Championship. He becomes the second member of the Foreurs to earn Player of the Year honours following Simon Gamache during the 2000-01 season. Finalists for the award were Connor Brown of the Erie Otters, and Sam Reinhart of the Kootenay Ice.
Jack Link’s Top Prospect of the Year: Sam Bennett (Kingston Frontenacs):
Sam Bennett is listed first overall by NHL Central Scouting among North American skaters in their Final Rankings for the 2014 NHL Draft which takes place June 27-28 in Philadelphia. The 17-year-old forward from Holland Landing, ON, tied for ninth in OHL scoring with 91 points including 36 goals and 55 assists in 57 games for the Kingston Frontenacs recording a plus-minus rating of plus-34. Finalists for the award were top WHL prospect Sam Reinhart of the Kootenay Ice ranked third by NHL Central Scouting, and top QMJHL prospect Nikolaj Ehlers of the Halifax Mooseheads ranked at number 13.
Chrysler Dodge Top Scorer: Connor Brown (Erie Otters):
Connor Brown led all CHL players in scoring with 128 points including 45 goals and 83 assists in 68 games establishing a new team record the Erie Otters who had their best season in franchise history with 52 wins and 106 points. The 20-year-old Toronto native is a Maple Leafs prospect selected in the sixth round of the 2012 NHL Draft. Finalists for the award were top QMJHL scorer Anthony Mantha of the Val-d’Or Foreurs with 120 points in 57 games, and top WHL scorer Mitch Holmberg of the Spokane Chiefs who recorded 118 points in 72 games.
SUBWAY Scholastic Player of the Year: Connor McDavid (Erie Otters):
Connor McDavid achieved a 92% average during his first semester attending McDowell High School in Erie and currently carries an 87% average in his final semester of Grade 11. On the ice, the 17-year-old from Newmarket, ON, and Canadian National Junior Team member scored 99 points in 56 games for the Otters. He becomes the second member of the Otters to win the award following Brad Boyes in the 1999-2000 season. Finalists for the award were Jeremy Gregoire of the Baie-Comeau Drakkar, and Nelson Nogier of the Saskatoon Blades.
Cooper Tires Humanitarian of the Year: Sam Fioretti (Moose Jaw Warriors):
Sam Fioretti made a big impact both on the ice and in the Moose Jaw community in his fourth and final WHL season. The 20-year-old captain from Calgary, AB, was the driving force behind the Warriors’ partnership with the Moose Jaw Police Service to visit local schools to speak out against bullying. He also made it a goal to help educate area students about the importance of physical activity and was a key participant in the club’s Read to Succeed Program. He is the second member of the Warriors to win the national award in four years following Spencer Edwards in 2010-11. Finalists for the award include Charles-David Beaudoin of the Drummondville Voltigeurs, and Scott Simmonds of the Belleville Bulls.
autoTRADER.ca Most Sportsmanlike Player of the Year: Sam Reinhart (Kootenay Ice):
Sam Reinhart finished tied for fourth in WHL scoring with 105 points including 36 goals and a team record of 69 assists in 60 games recording just 11 minutes in penalties for the Kootenay Ice. The 18-year-old captain from Vancouver, BC, also represented Canada at the World Junior Championship and is a top prospect for the 2014 NHL Draft helping the Ice to a WHL-record 15th consecutive season with a record of .500 or better. Finalists for the award include Frederik Gaudreau of the Drummondville Voltigeurs, and Connor McDavid of the Erie Otters.
Old Dutch Brian Kilrea Coach of the Year: Eric Veilleux (Baie-Comeau Drakkar):
Eric Veilleux led the Baie-Comeau Drakkar to first place in the QMJHL standings in just his second season behind the team’s bench finishing 2013-14 with 99 points including an overall record of 47-16-2-3. Finalists for the award were D.J Smith of the Oshawa Generals, and Dave Lowry of the Victoria Royals.
BMO Rookie of the Year: Nikolaj Ehlers (Halifax Mooseheads):
Nikolaj Ehlers finished fourth in QMJHL scoring with 104 points including 49 goals and 55 assists with an incredible plus-minus rating of plus-65 in only 63 games for the Halifax Mooseheads. The 18-year-old native of Denmark is eligible for the 2014 NHL Draft and is the top rated QMJHL prospect listed at 13 by NHL Central Scouting. Finalists for the award include Travis Konecny of the Ottawa 67’s, and Nick Merkley of the Kelowna Rockets.
Vaughn Goaltender of the Year: Jordon Cooke (Kelowna Rockets):
Jordon Cooke posted a 39-7-0-4 record including four shutout victories in 51 appearances for the WHL’s first place Kelowna Rockets. The 20-year-old from Leduc, AB, finished second among WHL netminders with a 2.28 goals-against-average and fourth with a save percentage of .922. Finalists for the award include Zachary Fucale of the Halifax Mooseheads, and Alex Nedeljkovic of the Plymouth Whalers.
Arctic Spas Defenceman of the Year: Derrick Pouliot (Portland Winterhawks):
Derrick Pouliot scored 17 goals and added 53 assists for 70 points in 58 games with a plus-minus rating of plus-40 for the Portland Winterhawks who captured their second straight U.S Division title during the 2013-14 regular season campaign. The 20-year-old from Weyburn, SK, represented Canada at the World Junior Championship and is a Pittsburgh Penguins prospect selected in the first round of the 2012 NHL Draft. Finalists for the award include Guillaume Gelinas of the Val-d’Or Foreurs, and Aaron Ekblad of the Barrie Colts.
Sportsnet Player of the Year: Anthony Mantha (Val-d’Or Foreurs):
Anthony Mantha led the QMJHL in scoring with 120 points in 57 games played averaging an impressive one goal per game along with 63 assists during the 2013-14 season for the Val-d’Or Foreurs. The 19-year-old from Longueuil, Quebec, is a Detroit Red Wings prospect selected in the first round of the 2013 NHL Draft and played for Canada at the World Junior Championship. He becomes the second member of the Foreurs to earn Player of the Year honours following Simon Gamache during the 2000-01 season. Finalists for the award were Connor Brown of the Erie Otters, and Sam Reinhart of the Kootenay Ice.
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
NHL Combine Invites
Region Rank First Name Last Name Team League Pos Height Weight
ITL 9 SEBASTIAN AHO SKELLEFTEA SWEDEN D 5' 9.25" 165
NA 68 MICHAEL AMADIO NORTH BAY OHL C 6' 1.0" 190
NA 40 NICOLAS AUBE-KUBEL VAL-D'OR QMJHL RW 5' 11.0" 187
NA 75 DANIEL AUDETTE SHERBROOKE QMJHL C 5' 8.0" 175
NA 18 IVAN BARBASHEV MONCTON QMJHL C/LW 6' 0.0" 180
NA 48 GAVIN BAYREUTHER ST. LAWRENCE ECAC D 6' 0.5" 195
NA 1 SAMUEL BENNETT KINGSTON OHL C 6' 0.25" 178
NA 117 TYLER BIRD KIMBALL UNION HIGH-NH RW 6' 1.5" 200
NA 104 CLARK BISHOP CAPE BRETON QMJHL C 5' 11.5" 182
NA 35 CONNER BLEACKLEY RED DEER WHL C 6' 0.25" 192
NA 49 MICHAEL BUNTING SAULT STE. MARIE OHL LW 5' 11.0" 174
NA 46 CONNOR CHATHAM PLYMOUTH OHL RW 6' 2.0" 222
NA 134 BLAKE CLARKE SAGINAW OHL LW 6' 1.0" 196
NA 57 RYAN COLLINS USA U-18 USHL D 6' 5.0" 202
NA 25 ERIC CORNEL PETERBOROUGH OHL C 6' 1.5" 186
NA 5 MICHAEL DAL COLLE OSHAWA OHL LW 6' 1.5" 182
NA 36 CHASE DE LEO PORTLAND WHL C 5' 9.0" 178
NA 14 ANTHONY DEANGELO SARNIA OHL D 5' 10.5" 175
NA 1 THATCHER DEMKO BOSTON COLLEGE H-EAST G 6' 3.75" 192
NA 58 RYAN DONATO DEXTER SCHOOL HIGH-MA C 6' 0.25" 174
NA 30 JACK DOUGHERTY USA U-18 USHL D 6' 1.0" 186
NA 4 LEON DRAISAITL PRINCE ALBERT WHL C 6' 1.5" 204
NA 137 REID DUKE LETHBRIDGE WHL C 5' 11.5" 189
NA 71 CHRISTIAN DVORAK LONDON OHL LW 6' 0.25" 178
NA 13 NIKOLAJ EHLERS HALIFAX QMJHL LW 5' 11.0" 162
NA 45 SHANE EISERMAN DUBUQUE USHL C/LW 6' 1.5" 200
NA 2 AARON EKBLAD BARRIE OHL D 6' 3.5" 216
NA 21 ROBERT FABBRI GUELPH OHL C 5' 10.25" 170
ITL 3 KEVIN FIALA HV 71 JR. SWEDEN-JR. LW 5' 10.0" 180
NA 9 HAYDN FLEURY RED DEER WHL D 6' 2.5" 203
NA 66 WARREN FOEGELE ST. ANDREWS HIGH-ON LW 6' 0.75" 178
NA 91 RYAN FOSS WINDSOR OHL C/LW 6' 3.0" 183
NA 29 REID GARDINER PRINCE ALBERT WHL C/RW 5' 10.5" 183
NA 74 MILES GENDRON RIVERS ACADEMY HIGH-MA D 6' 1.5" 181
NA 132 SHANE GERSICH USA U-18 USHL C/LW 5' 11.0" 175
NA 38 JACK GLOVER USA U-18 USHL D 6' 3.25" 190
NA 24 NIKOLAY GOLDOBIN SARNIA OHL RW 5' 11.75" 178
NA 6 BRANDON HALVERSON SAULT STE. MARIE OHL G 6' 3.5" 176
NA 37 JAYCE HAWRYLUK BRANDON WHL C 5' 10.25" 190
NA 54 AARON HAYDON NIAGARA OHL D 6' 2.5" 197
NA 63 BRANDON HICKEY SPRUCE GROVE AJHL D 6' 1.5" 177
NA 22 JOSHUA HO-SANG WINDSOR OHL C/RW 5' 11.0" 175
NA 11 JULIUS HONKA SWIFT CURRENT WHL D 5' 10.75" 180
ITL 1 VILLE HUSSO HIFK FINLAND G 6' 3.0" 205
NA 98 MATHESON IACOPELLI MUSKEGON USHL RW 6' 1.5" 192
NA 90 AARON IRVING EDMONTON WHL D 6' 0.5" 185
NA 85 KEEGAN IVERSON PORTLAND WHL C/RW 6' 0.75" 219
NA 43 JOSHUA JACOBS INDIANA USHL D 6' 1.75" 193
ITL 2 JONAS JOHANSSON BRYNAS JR. SWEDEN-JR. G 6' 3.75" 198
ITL 12 EMIL JOHANSSON HV 71 JR. SWEDEN-JR. D 5' 11.75" 194
ITL 4 KAAPO KAHKONEN BLUES JR. FINLAND-JR. G 6' 1.5" 209
ITL 13 VLADISLAV KAMENEV MAGNITOGORSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. LW 6' 2.0" 203
ITL 1 KASPERI KAPANEN KALPA FINLAND RW 6' 0.0" 181
NA 41 VACLAV KARABACEK GATINEAU QMJHL RW 5' 11.75" 196
ITL 11 ANTON KARLSSON FROLUNDA JR. SWEDEN-JR. RW 6' 1.25" 187
ITL 8 ONDREJ KASE CHOMUTOV CZREP RW 6' 0.0" 165
ITL 6 ADRIAN KEMPE MODO SWEDEN LW 6' 1.5" 187
ITL 14 JUHO LAMMIKKO ASSAT JR. FINLAND-JR. RW 6' 2.5" 189
NA 17 DYLAN LARKIN USA U-18 USHL C 6' 0.75" 190
NA 126 OLIVIER LEBLANC SAINT JOHN QMJHL D 5' 11.5" 157
NA 28 BRENDAN LEMIEUX BARRIE OHL LW 6' 0.25" 206
NA 52 BRETT LERNOUT SWIFT CURRENT WHL D 6' 4.0" 206
NA 154 JADEN LINDO OWEN SOUND OHL RW 6' 1.0" 201
NA 64 DARBY LLEWELLYN KITCHENER OHL LW 6' 0.5" 176
NA 20 RYAN MACINNIS KITCHENER OHL C 6' 3.25" 183
NA 44 JOHNATHAN MACLEOD USA U-18 USHL D 6' 1.5" 200
NA 32 NICHOLAS MAGYAR KITCHENER OHL RW 6' 1.75" 194
NA 149 RYAN MANTHA INDIANA USHL D 6' 4.5" 225
NA 26 BRYCEN MARTIN SWIFT CURRENT WHL D 6' 1.75" 195
ITL 10 DOMINIK MASIN SLAVIA JR. CZREP-JR. D 6' 2.0" 189
NA 10 JARED MCCANN SAULT STE. MARIE OHL C 6' 0.25" 179
NA 2 MASON MCDONALD CHARLOTTETOWN QMJHL G 6' 4.0" 178
NA 27 ROLAND MCKEOWN KINGSTON OHL D 6' 0.75" 195
NA 172 JACOB MIDDLETON OTTAWA OHL D 6' 2.75" 200
NA 16 SONNY MILANO USA U-18 USHL LW 5' 11.5" 183
NA 7 EDWIN MINNEY USA U-18 USHL G 6' 4.25" 191
NA 88 MATTHEW MISTELE PLYMOUTH OHL LW 6' 1.5" 190
NA 3 BRENT MORAN NIAGARA OHL G 6' 3.5" 186
NA 51 JULIEN NANTEL ROUYN-NORANDA QMJHL C/LW 6' 0.0" 193
NA 4 ALEX NEDELJKOVIC PLYMOUTH OHL G 5' 11.75" 190
NA 93 NELSON NOGIER SASKATOON WHL D 6' 2.25" 191
ITL 2 WILLIAM NYLANDER MODO SWEDEN C/RW 5' 11.0" 169
ITL 15 ADAM OLLAS MATTSSON DJURGARDEN JR. SWEDEN-JR. D 6' 4.0" 209
ITL 5 DAVID PASTRNAK SODERTALJE SWEDEN-2 RW 6' 0.0" 167
NA 62 JULIEN PELLETIER CAPE BRETON QMJHL LW 5' 11.0" 177
NA 110 ALEXIS PEPIN GATINEAU QMJHL LW 6' 2.5" 218
NA 8 BRENDAN PERLINI NIAGARA OHL LW 6' 2.75" 205
NA 70 FRANCIS PERRON ROUYN-NORANDA QMJHL LW 5' 11.5" 166
NA 8 THOMAS (CHASE) PERRY WENATCHEE NAHL G 6' 2.5" 189
NA 56 ALEXANDER PETERS PLYMOUTH OHL D 6' 3.25" 207
ITL 7 MARCUS PETTERSSON SKELLEFTEA JR. SWEDEN-JR. D 6' 4.0" 167
NA 100 AUSTIN POGANSKI TRI-CITY USHL RW 6' 1.25" 198
NA 31 BRAYDEN POINT MOOSE JAW WHL C 5' 9.75" 160
NA 34 BRETT POLLOCK EDMONTON WHL LW 6' 2.0" 182
NA 23 JOHN QUENNEVILLE BRANDON WHL C 6' 0.5" 182
NA 3 SAM REINHART KOOTENAY WHL C 6' 0.75" 185
NA 7 NICHOLAS RITCHIE PETERBOROUGH OHL LW 6' 2.25" 226
NA 33 DYLAN SADOWY SAGINAW OHL LW 5' 11.75" 183
NA 53 TRAVIS SANHEIM CALGARY WHL D 6' 3.0" 181
NA 15 NIKITA SCHERBAK SASKATOON WHL RW 6' 1.0" 175
NA 19 NICK SCHMALTZ GREEN BAY USHL C 5' 11.5" 172
NA 78 ALEX SCHOENBORN PORTLAND WHL RW 6' 0.5" 196
NA 55 BLAKE SIEBENALER NIAGARA OHL D 6' 0.5" 192
NA 81 MITCHEL SLATTERY HILL-MURRAY HIGH-MN LW 5' 11.5" 185
NA 39 HUNTER SMITH OSHAWA OHL RW 6' 6.5" 208
NA 42 LUC SNUGGERUD EDEN PRAIRIE HIGH-MN D 6' 0.25" 180
NA 96 STEVEN SPINNER EDEN PRAIRIE HIGH-MN RW 5' 11.5" 196
NA 79 BEAU STARRETT SOUTH SHORE USPHL PRE. C/LW 6' 4.75" 197
NA 86 BEN THOMAS CALGARY WHL D 6' 1.0" 190
NA 60 VLADIMIR TKACHEV MONCTON QMJHL LW 5' 9.0" 141
NA 12 ALEX TUCH USA U-18 USHL RW 6' 3.5" 213
NA 97 DOMINIC TURGEON PORTLAND WHL C 6' 1.75" 198
NA 112 ALEXIS VANIER BAIE-COMEAU QMJHL D 6' 4.5" 215
NA 6 JAKE VIRTANEN CALGARY WHL RW 6' 0.75" 208
ITL 4 JAKUB VRANA LINKOPING SWEDEN LW/RW 5' 11.0" 185
NA 47 JAKE WALMAN TORONTO JC OJHL D 6' 0.5" 170
NA 59 SPENCER WATSON KINGSTON OHL RW 5' 9.75" 170
NA 111 JOSH WESLEY PLYMOUTH OHL D 6' 2.5" 194
NA 11 BLAKE WEYRICK USA U-18 USHL G 6' 3.0" 203
ITL 9 SEBASTIAN AHO SKELLEFTEA SWEDEN D 5' 9.25" 165
NA 68 MICHAEL AMADIO NORTH BAY OHL C 6' 1.0" 190
NA 40 NICOLAS AUBE-KUBEL VAL-D'OR QMJHL RW 5' 11.0" 187
NA 75 DANIEL AUDETTE SHERBROOKE QMJHL C 5' 8.0" 175
NA 18 IVAN BARBASHEV MONCTON QMJHL C/LW 6' 0.0" 180
NA 48 GAVIN BAYREUTHER ST. LAWRENCE ECAC D 6' 0.5" 195
NA 1 SAMUEL BENNETT KINGSTON OHL C 6' 0.25" 178
NA 117 TYLER BIRD KIMBALL UNION HIGH-NH RW 6' 1.5" 200
NA 104 CLARK BISHOP CAPE BRETON QMJHL C 5' 11.5" 182
NA 35 CONNER BLEACKLEY RED DEER WHL C 6' 0.25" 192
NA 49 MICHAEL BUNTING SAULT STE. MARIE OHL LW 5' 11.0" 174
NA 46 CONNOR CHATHAM PLYMOUTH OHL RW 6' 2.0" 222
NA 134 BLAKE CLARKE SAGINAW OHL LW 6' 1.0" 196
NA 57 RYAN COLLINS USA U-18 USHL D 6' 5.0" 202
NA 25 ERIC CORNEL PETERBOROUGH OHL C 6' 1.5" 186
NA 5 MICHAEL DAL COLLE OSHAWA OHL LW 6' 1.5" 182
NA 36 CHASE DE LEO PORTLAND WHL C 5' 9.0" 178
NA 14 ANTHONY DEANGELO SARNIA OHL D 5' 10.5" 175
NA 1 THATCHER DEMKO BOSTON COLLEGE H-EAST G 6' 3.75" 192
NA 58 RYAN DONATO DEXTER SCHOOL HIGH-MA C 6' 0.25" 174
NA 30 JACK DOUGHERTY USA U-18 USHL D 6' 1.0" 186
NA 4 LEON DRAISAITL PRINCE ALBERT WHL C 6' 1.5" 204
NA 137 REID DUKE LETHBRIDGE WHL C 5' 11.5" 189
NA 71 CHRISTIAN DVORAK LONDON OHL LW 6' 0.25" 178
NA 13 NIKOLAJ EHLERS HALIFAX QMJHL LW 5' 11.0" 162
NA 45 SHANE EISERMAN DUBUQUE USHL C/LW 6' 1.5" 200
NA 2 AARON EKBLAD BARRIE OHL D 6' 3.5" 216
NA 21 ROBERT FABBRI GUELPH OHL C 5' 10.25" 170
ITL 3 KEVIN FIALA HV 71 JR. SWEDEN-JR. LW 5' 10.0" 180
NA 9 HAYDN FLEURY RED DEER WHL D 6' 2.5" 203
NA 66 WARREN FOEGELE ST. ANDREWS HIGH-ON LW 6' 0.75" 178
NA 91 RYAN FOSS WINDSOR OHL C/LW 6' 3.0" 183
NA 29 REID GARDINER PRINCE ALBERT WHL C/RW 5' 10.5" 183
NA 74 MILES GENDRON RIVERS ACADEMY HIGH-MA D 6' 1.5" 181
NA 132 SHANE GERSICH USA U-18 USHL C/LW 5' 11.0" 175
NA 38 JACK GLOVER USA U-18 USHL D 6' 3.25" 190
NA 24 NIKOLAY GOLDOBIN SARNIA OHL RW 5' 11.75" 178
NA 6 BRANDON HALVERSON SAULT STE. MARIE OHL G 6' 3.5" 176
NA 37 JAYCE HAWRYLUK BRANDON WHL C 5' 10.25" 190
NA 54 AARON HAYDON NIAGARA OHL D 6' 2.5" 197
NA 63 BRANDON HICKEY SPRUCE GROVE AJHL D 6' 1.5" 177
NA 22 JOSHUA HO-SANG WINDSOR OHL C/RW 5' 11.0" 175
NA 11 JULIUS HONKA SWIFT CURRENT WHL D 5' 10.75" 180
ITL 1 VILLE HUSSO HIFK FINLAND G 6' 3.0" 205
NA 98 MATHESON IACOPELLI MUSKEGON USHL RW 6' 1.5" 192
NA 90 AARON IRVING EDMONTON WHL D 6' 0.5" 185
NA 85 KEEGAN IVERSON PORTLAND WHL C/RW 6' 0.75" 219
NA 43 JOSHUA JACOBS INDIANA USHL D 6' 1.75" 193
ITL 2 JONAS JOHANSSON BRYNAS JR. SWEDEN-JR. G 6' 3.75" 198
ITL 12 EMIL JOHANSSON HV 71 JR. SWEDEN-JR. D 5' 11.75" 194
ITL 4 KAAPO KAHKONEN BLUES JR. FINLAND-JR. G 6' 1.5" 209
ITL 13 VLADISLAV KAMENEV MAGNITOGORSK 2 RUSSIA-JR. LW 6' 2.0" 203
ITL 1 KASPERI KAPANEN KALPA FINLAND RW 6' 0.0" 181
NA 41 VACLAV KARABACEK GATINEAU QMJHL RW 5' 11.75" 196
ITL 11 ANTON KARLSSON FROLUNDA JR. SWEDEN-JR. RW 6' 1.25" 187
ITL 8 ONDREJ KASE CHOMUTOV CZREP RW 6' 0.0" 165
ITL 6 ADRIAN KEMPE MODO SWEDEN LW 6' 1.5" 187
ITL 14 JUHO LAMMIKKO ASSAT JR. FINLAND-JR. RW 6' 2.5" 189
NA 17 DYLAN LARKIN USA U-18 USHL C 6' 0.75" 190
NA 126 OLIVIER LEBLANC SAINT JOHN QMJHL D 5' 11.5" 157
NA 28 BRENDAN LEMIEUX BARRIE OHL LW 6' 0.25" 206
NA 52 BRETT LERNOUT SWIFT CURRENT WHL D 6' 4.0" 206
NA 154 JADEN LINDO OWEN SOUND OHL RW 6' 1.0" 201
NA 64 DARBY LLEWELLYN KITCHENER OHL LW 6' 0.5" 176
NA 20 RYAN MACINNIS KITCHENER OHL C 6' 3.25" 183
NA 44 JOHNATHAN MACLEOD USA U-18 USHL D 6' 1.5" 200
NA 32 NICHOLAS MAGYAR KITCHENER OHL RW 6' 1.75" 194
NA 149 RYAN MANTHA INDIANA USHL D 6' 4.5" 225
NA 26 BRYCEN MARTIN SWIFT CURRENT WHL D 6' 1.75" 195
ITL 10 DOMINIK MASIN SLAVIA JR. CZREP-JR. D 6' 2.0" 189
NA 10 JARED MCCANN SAULT STE. MARIE OHL C 6' 0.25" 179
NA 2 MASON MCDONALD CHARLOTTETOWN QMJHL G 6' 4.0" 178
NA 27 ROLAND MCKEOWN KINGSTON OHL D 6' 0.75" 195
NA 172 JACOB MIDDLETON OTTAWA OHL D 6' 2.75" 200
NA 16 SONNY MILANO USA U-18 USHL LW 5' 11.5" 183
NA 7 EDWIN MINNEY USA U-18 USHL G 6' 4.25" 191
NA 88 MATTHEW MISTELE PLYMOUTH OHL LW 6' 1.5" 190
NA 3 BRENT MORAN NIAGARA OHL G 6' 3.5" 186
NA 51 JULIEN NANTEL ROUYN-NORANDA QMJHL C/LW 6' 0.0" 193
NA 4 ALEX NEDELJKOVIC PLYMOUTH OHL G 5' 11.75" 190
NA 93 NELSON NOGIER SASKATOON WHL D 6' 2.25" 191
ITL 2 WILLIAM NYLANDER MODO SWEDEN C/RW 5' 11.0" 169
ITL 15 ADAM OLLAS MATTSSON DJURGARDEN JR. SWEDEN-JR. D 6' 4.0" 209
ITL 5 DAVID PASTRNAK SODERTALJE SWEDEN-2 RW 6' 0.0" 167
NA 62 JULIEN PELLETIER CAPE BRETON QMJHL LW 5' 11.0" 177
NA 110 ALEXIS PEPIN GATINEAU QMJHL LW 6' 2.5" 218
NA 8 BRENDAN PERLINI NIAGARA OHL LW 6' 2.75" 205
NA 70 FRANCIS PERRON ROUYN-NORANDA QMJHL LW 5' 11.5" 166
NA 8 THOMAS (CHASE) PERRY WENATCHEE NAHL G 6' 2.5" 189
NA 56 ALEXANDER PETERS PLYMOUTH OHL D 6' 3.25" 207
ITL 7 MARCUS PETTERSSON SKELLEFTEA JR. SWEDEN-JR. D 6' 4.0" 167
NA 100 AUSTIN POGANSKI TRI-CITY USHL RW 6' 1.25" 198
NA 31 BRAYDEN POINT MOOSE JAW WHL C 5' 9.75" 160
NA 34 BRETT POLLOCK EDMONTON WHL LW 6' 2.0" 182
NA 23 JOHN QUENNEVILLE BRANDON WHL C 6' 0.5" 182
NA 3 SAM REINHART KOOTENAY WHL C 6' 0.75" 185
NA 7 NICHOLAS RITCHIE PETERBOROUGH OHL LW 6' 2.25" 226
NA 33 DYLAN SADOWY SAGINAW OHL LW 5' 11.75" 183
NA 53 TRAVIS SANHEIM CALGARY WHL D 6' 3.0" 181
NA 15 NIKITA SCHERBAK SASKATOON WHL RW 6' 1.0" 175
NA 19 NICK SCHMALTZ GREEN BAY USHL C 5' 11.5" 172
NA 78 ALEX SCHOENBORN PORTLAND WHL RW 6' 0.5" 196
NA 55 BLAKE SIEBENALER NIAGARA OHL D 6' 0.5" 192
NA 81 MITCHEL SLATTERY HILL-MURRAY HIGH-MN LW 5' 11.5" 185
NA 39 HUNTER SMITH OSHAWA OHL RW 6' 6.5" 208
NA 42 LUC SNUGGERUD EDEN PRAIRIE HIGH-MN D 6' 0.25" 180
NA 96 STEVEN SPINNER EDEN PRAIRIE HIGH-MN RW 5' 11.5" 196
NA 79 BEAU STARRETT SOUTH SHORE USPHL PRE. C/LW 6' 4.75" 197
NA 86 BEN THOMAS CALGARY WHL D 6' 1.0" 190
NA 60 VLADIMIR TKACHEV MONCTON QMJHL LW 5' 9.0" 141
NA 12 ALEX TUCH USA U-18 USHL RW 6' 3.5" 213
NA 97 DOMINIC TURGEON PORTLAND WHL C 6' 1.75" 198
NA 112 ALEXIS VANIER BAIE-COMEAU QMJHL D 6' 4.5" 215
NA 6 JAKE VIRTANEN CALGARY WHL RW 6' 0.75" 208
ITL 4 JAKUB VRANA LINKOPING SWEDEN LW/RW 5' 11.0" 185
NA 47 JAKE WALMAN TORONTO JC OJHL D 6' 0.5" 170
NA 59 SPENCER WATSON KINGSTON OHL RW 5' 9.75" 170
NA 111 JOSH WESLEY PLYMOUTH OHL D 6' 2.5" 194
NA 11 BLAKE WEYRICK USA U-18 USHL G 6' 3.0" 203
Sunday, May 4, 2014
Reinhart With Team Canada
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sports/hockey/nathan-mackinnon-joins-canada-for-world-championship/article18453570/
Sam Reinhart of the Kootenay Ice is with the team in Zurich for training camp and Canada’s upcoming exhibition game. He’s the third ranked North American skater on NHL Central Scouting’s list for next month’s draft.
Sam Reinhart of the Kootenay Ice is with the team in Zurich for training camp and Canada’s upcoming exhibition game. He’s the third ranked North American skater on NHL Central Scouting’s list for next month’s draft.
Thursday, May 1, 2014
ICE Bantam Draft Picks
Griffin Mendel – 1st round 11th overall, Defense, Kelowna, BC, 6’1” 185 lbs, Feb 18/99, 13-14 BC AAA Bantam Okanagan 17 GP 3-6-9 2pm
Jakob Walter – 2nd round, Goalie, (3rd goalie selected), West Kamloops, BC, 6’1” 180 lbs, May 16/99, 13-14 BC AAA Bantam Kamloops 30 GP 18-12-0 2.15
Max Patterson – 4th round, Right Wing, Kamloops, BC, 6’3” 165 lbs, Dec 27/99, 13-14 BC AAA Bantam Kamloops 57 GP 17-40-57 44pm
Linden Babcock – 5th round, Centre, Calgary, Alb, 5’11” 163 lbs, Nov 5/99, 13-14 Alberta AAA Bantam Calgary 32 GP 14-10-24 6pm
Austin Wieler – 7th round, pick acquired from Tri City for Jeff Hubic, Defense, Laird, Sask, 6’0” 157 lbs, June 18/99, 13-14 Sask AA Bantam Sask Valley 28 GP 2-21-23 14pm
Brett Trentham - 8th round, Left Wing, Three Hills, Alb, 5’11” 165 lbs, Mar 8/99, 13-14 Alberta AAA Bantam Airdrie 33 GP 21-31-52 10pm
Austin Nault - 9th round, Right Wing, Winnipeg, Man, 5’11” 142 lbs, June 1/99, 13-14 Manitoba AAA Bantam Winnipeg 32 GP 15-14-29 10pm
Sam Huston – 9th round, pick acquired from Kelowna, Defense, Brandon, Man, 6’3” 160 lbs, May 31/99, 13-14 Manitoba AAA Bantam Brandon 30 GP 5-12-17 32pm
Evan Thomas – 10th round, Centre, Saskatoon, Sask, 5’8” 155 lbs, Sept 6/99, 13-14 Sask AA Bantam Saskatoon 29 GP 17-33-50 30pm
Thomas Goldade – 11th round, Forward, Regina, Sask, 6’0” 170 lbs, Apr 16/99, 13-14 31 GP 20-16-36 30pm
Tri City selected Korbyn Chabot – 9th round, Centre, Cranbrook, BC, 5’9” 180 lbs, 13-14 BC AA Bantam Cranbrook 35 GP 52-22-74 181pm
Jakob Walter – 2nd round, Goalie, (3rd goalie selected), West Kamloops, BC, 6’1” 180 lbs, May 16/99, 13-14 BC AAA Bantam Kamloops 30 GP 18-12-0 2.15
Max Patterson – 4th round, Right Wing, Kamloops, BC, 6’3” 165 lbs, Dec 27/99, 13-14 BC AAA Bantam Kamloops 57 GP 17-40-57 44pm
Linden Babcock – 5th round, Centre, Calgary, Alb, 5’11” 163 lbs, Nov 5/99, 13-14 Alberta AAA Bantam Calgary 32 GP 14-10-24 6pm
Austin Wieler – 7th round, pick acquired from Tri City for Jeff Hubic, Defense, Laird, Sask, 6’0” 157 lbs, June 18/99, 13-14 Sask AA Bantam Sask Valley 28 GP 2-21-23 14pm
Brett Trentham - 8th round, Left Wing, Three Hills, Alb, 5’11” 165 lbs, Mar 8/99, 13-14 Alberta AAA Bantam Airdrie 33 GP 21-31-52 10pm
Austin Nault - 9th round, Right Wing, Winnipeg, Man, 5’11” 142 lbs, June 1/99, 13-14 Manitoba AAA Bantam Winnipeg 32 GP 15-14-29 10pm
Sam Huston – 9th round, pick acquired from Kelowna, Defense, Brandon, Man, 6’3” 160 lbs, May 31/99, 13-14 Manitoba AAA Bantam Brandon 30 GP 5-12-17 32pm
Evan Thomas – 10th round, Centre, Saskatoon, Sask, 5’8” 155 lbs, Sept 6/99, 13-14 Sask AA Bantam Saskatoon 29 GP 17-33-50 30pm
Thomas Goldade – 11th round, Forward, Regina, Sask, 6’0” 170 lbs, Apr 16/99, 13-14 31 GP 20-16-36 30pm
Tri City selected Korbyn Chabot – 9th round, Centre, Cranbrook, BC, 5’9” 180 lbs, 13-14 BC AA Bantam Cranbrook 35 GP 52-22-74 181pm
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Reinhart Wins 2 Awards
WHL Player of the Year, Four Broncos Memorial Trophy
Sam Reinhart, Kootenay ICE
WHL Most Sportsmanlike Player of the Year, Brad Hornung Trophy
Sam Reinhart, Kootenay ICE
WHL Rookie of the Year, Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy
Nick Merkley, Kelowna Rockets
WHL Goaltender of the Year, Del Wilson Trophy
Jordan Cooke, Kelowna Rockets
WHL Defenceman of the Year, Bill Hunter Memorial Trophy
Derrick Pouliot, Portland Winterhawks
WHL Scholastic Player of the Year, Daryl K. (Doc) Seaman Memorial Trophy
Nelson Nogier, Saskatoon Blades
WHL Coach of the Year, Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy
Dave Lowry, Victoria Royals
WHL Executive of the Year, Lloyd Saunders Memorial Trophy
Cameron Hope, Victoria Royals
WHL Humanitarian of the Year, Doug Wickenheiser Memorial Trophy
Sam Fioretti, Moose Jaw Warriors
Watch WHL Awards
The WHL Year-End Awards will be announced starting at 12:15.
Watch at http://yyz.neulion.com/static/hockey/whl/awards-draft-2014/
Watch at http://yyz.neulion.com/static/hockey/whl/awards-draft-2014/
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
ICE Season Tickets
ICE season ticket renewals have been mailed.
Again this year all early bird purchases qualify for prizes.
1st prize - stay and play package at 5 Star Northstar Mountain Village in Kimberley compliments The Drive/B-104.
2nd prize - Sam Reinhart autographed game worn jersey.
3rd prize - 2 nights in luxury suite for ICE game.
Again this year all early bird purchases qualify for prizes.
1st prize - stay and play package at 5 Star Northstar Mountain Village in Kimberley compliments The Drive/B-104.
2nd prize - Sam Reinhart autographed game worn jersey.
3rd prize - 2 nights in luxury suite for ICE game.
Monday, April 28, 2014
Bantam Draft 1st 2 Rounds
The ICE do not have picks in the 3rd or 6th rounds.
1st ROUND
1 Brandon
2 Lethbridge
3 Kamloops
4 Moose Jaw
5 Prince George
6 Red Deer
7 Tri-City
8 Vancouver
9 Prince Albert
10 Vancouver
11 Kootenay
12 Swift Current
13 Regina
14 Spokane
15 Everett
16 Seattle
17 Medicine Hat
18 Victoria
19 Portland
20 Edmonton
21 Forfeited
22 Kelowna
2nd ROUND
1 Lethbridge
2 Kamloops
3 Saskatoon
4 Moose Jaw
5 Prince George
6 Lethbridge
7 Vancouver
8 Saskatoon
9 Red Deer
10 Brandon
11 Kootenay
12 Saskatoon
13 Regina
14 Spokane
15 Red Deer
16 Seattle
17 Medicine Hat
18 Victoria
19 Calgary
20 Vancouver
21 Lethbridge
22 Vancouver
http://www.whl.ca/article/2014-whl-bantam-draft-rounds-1-2
1st ROUND
1 Brandon
2 Lethbridge
3 Kamloops
4 Moose Jaw
5 Prince George
6 Red Deer
7 Tri-City
8 Vancouver
9 Prince Albert
10 Vancouver
11 Kootenay
12 Swift Current
13 Regina
14 Spokane
15 Everett
16 Seattle
17 Medicine Hat
18 Victoria
19 Portland
20 Edmonton
21 Forfeited
22 Kelowna
2nd ROUND
1 Lethbridge
2 Kamloops
3 Saskatoon
4 Moose Jaw
5 Prince George
6 Lethbridge
7 Vancouver
8 Saskatoon
9 Red Deer
10 Brandon
11 Kootenay
12 Saskatoon
13 Regina
14 Spokane
15 Red Deer
16 Seattle
17 Medicine Hat
18 Victoria
19 Calgary
20 Vancouver
21 Lethbridge
22 Vancouver
http://www.whl.ca/article/2014-whl-bantam-draft-rounds-1-2
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Alumni In AHL/ECHL Playoffs
From The Drive/B-104 ...
Six players who have ties to the East Kootenay are competing in the Calder Cup Playoffs.
Three key members of the 2010-11 Ed Chynoweth Cup champion, Kootenay Ice are in the American Hockey League playoffs.
Captain of that championship Ice squad, Brayden McNabb is on the Manchester Monarchs and Matt Fraser is on the Providence Bruins.
Jason Jaffray is on the St. John's Ice Caps and they face the Albany Devils.
Heading to the Western Conference, the Abbotsford Heat are loaded with local connections, as the oldest Reinhart brother, Max is a key piece of the Heat.
Former Ice defenceman, Dean Arsene patrols the Abbotsford blueline and Marysville product, Carter Bancks is also on the Heat roster.
The first round of the Calder Cup Playoffs opens tonight.
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Five players with local connections are in the ECHL’s Kelly Cup Playoffs.
We’ll start with two defencemen that won a 2010-11 Ed Chynoweth Cup with the Kootenay Ice.
James Martin is playing with the Alaska Aces and former Ice captain Joey Leach is playing with the Bakersfield Condors.
Cranbrook product and former Medicine Hat Tigers defenceman, Jace Coyle is on the Fort Wayne Komets.
Brad Cole is with the Greenville Road Warriors and forward, Jeremy Yablonski is on the Ontario Reign.
Six players who have ties to the East Kootenay are competing in the Calder Cup Playoffs.
Three key members of the 2010-11 Ed Chynoweth Cup champion, Kootenay Ice are in the American Hockey League playoffs.
Captain of that championship Ice squad, Brayden McNabb is on the Manchester Monarchs and Matt Fraser is on the Providence Bruins.
Jason Jaffray is on the St. John's Ice Caps and they face the Albany Devils.
Heading to the Western Conference, the Abbotsford Heat are loaded with local connections, as the oldest Reinhart brother, Max is a key piece of the Heat.
Former Ice defenceman, Dean Arsene patrols the Abbotsford blueline and Marysville product, Carter Bancks is also on the Heat roster.
The first round of the Calder Cup Playoffs opens tonight.
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Five players with local connections are in the ECHL’s Kelly Cup Playoffs.
We’ll start with two defencemen that won a 2010-11 Ed Chynoweth Cup with the Kootenay Ice.
James Martin is playing with the Alaska Aces and former Ice captain Joey Leach is playing with the Bakersfield Condors.
Cranbrook product and former Medicine Hat Tigers defenceman, Jace Coyle is on the Fort Wayne Komets.
Brad Cole is with the Greenville Road Warriors and forward, Jeremy Yablonski is on the Ontario Reign.
Friday, April 18, 2014
Reinhart East Nominee For Player Of The Year
Calgary, AB - The Western Hockey League today announced the WHL Eastern and Western Conference finalists for the 2013-14 WHL Player of the Year. The two finalists for WHL Player of the Year are determined through voting by general managers, coaches, broadcast and media representatives of all WHL Member Clubs. The recipients of all WHL individual awards will be announced at the 2014 WHL Awards Luncheon, which will be held in Calgary, Alberta, on Wednesday, April 30, 2014.
In the WHL's Eastern Conference, which includes the East and Central Divisions, the Player of the Year nominee is forward Sam Reinhart of the Kootenay Ice. In the WHL’s Western Conference, which includes the B.C. and U.S. Divisions, the Player of the Year nominee is forward Mitch Holmberg of the Spokane Chiefs.
18-year-old Vancouver, B.C., native Sam Reinhart was a dominant player for the Kootenay Ice during the 2013-14 WHL regular season, leading the Ice to a 39-28-2-3 record and a fifth-place finish in the Eastern Conference while helping the Club set a new WHL record with their 15th consecutive campaign with a record of .500 or better. The Ice’s captain, Reinhart scored 36 goals and 69 assists for 105 points along with a +24 rating in 60 games.
Reinhart’s 105 points tied him for fourth in WHL scoring while his 69 assists placed him second among all WHL players and established a new Kootenay Ice record for assists in a single season. In addition, Reinhart led the Ice with six game-winning goals and two shorthanded goals. Reinhart’s consistency during the 2013-14 regular season was remarkable as he was held off the score sheet just nine times, was only held without a point in back-to-back games once, and enjoyed a WHL-best 22-game point streak. Reinhart’s importance to Kootenay’s success this season is evident in the fact that he factored in on 45% of his team’s entire offensive output, and that the Ice lost all nine games in which he dressed but failed to register a point.
Selected by Kootenay in the first round, 15th overall, in the 2010 WHL Bantam Draft, Reinhart has played 203 career regular-season games for the Ice, amassing 101 goals and 254 points with a +52 rating. The 2011-12 WHL Rookie of the Year, Reinhart is considered a top prospect for the 2014 NHL Draft.
Holmberg, a product of Sherwood Park, AB, enjoyed an outstanding 2013-14 season for the Spokane Chiefs, helping the team to a 40-26-3-3 record and a sixth-place finish in the Western Conference as they clinched a playoff berth for an eighth straight year. The 20-year-old scored 62 goals and 56 assists for 118 points to go with a +35 rating while appearing in all 72 games for the Chiefs.
Holmberg’s 62 goals and 118 points led all WHL players, allowing him to become the first member of the Chiefs to win the WHL scoring title since Ray Whitney in 1990-91. In addition, Holmberg led all WHL players with 23 power play goals and 10 game-winning goals, and finished tied for second among WHL players with six shorthanded goals. Holmberg finished with 12 more goals than his nearest competitor, and is only the second WHL player since the 2000-01 season to reach the 60-goal mark during a season. Holmberg contributions to Spokane’s strong campaign cannot be understated as the 5’10”, 175-lb winger scored over 25% of his Club’s goals while also factoring in on over 48% of the Club’s entire offensive output. In his fifth and final WHL campaign, Holmberg established a new Spokane Chiefs’ franchise record for career goals with 147.
The Chiefs’ first-round pick, 21st overall, in the 2008 WHL Bantam Draft, Holmberg has appeared in 314 career regular-season games, amassing 296 points along with a +62 rating. Holmberg is a free agent.
WHL Player of the Year, Four Broncos Memorial Trophy
Eastern Conference – Sam Reinhart (Vancouver, B.C.), Kootenay Ice
Western Conference – Mitch Holmberg (Sherwood Park, AB), Spokane Chiefs
WHL Rookie of the Year, Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy
Eastern Conference – Nikita Scherbak (Moscow, Russia), Saskatoon Blades
Western Conference – Nick Merkley (Calgary, AB), Kelowna Rockets
WHL Goaltender of the Year, Del Wilson Trophy
Eastern Conference – Tristan Jarry (Delta, B.C.), Edmonton Oil Kings
Western Conference – Jordon Cooke (Leduc, AB), Kelowna Rockets
WHL Defenceman of the Year, Bill Hunter Memorial Trophy
Eastern Conference – Josh Morrissey (Calgary, AB), Prince Albert Raiders
Western Conference – Derrick Pouliot (Weyburn, SK), Portland Winterhawks
WHL Most Sportsmanlike Player of the Year, Brad Hornung Trophy
Eastern Conference – Sam Reinhart (Vancouver, B.C.), Kootenay Ice
Western Conference – Mitch Holmberg (Sherwood Park, AB), Spokane Chiefs
WHL Scholastic Player of the Year, Daryl K. (Doc) Seaman Memorial Trophy
Eastern Conference – Nelson Nogier (Saskatoon, SK) Saskatoon Blades
Western Conference – Dominic Turgeon (Cherry Hills, CO) Portland Winterhawks
WHL Coach of the Year, Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy
Eastern Conference – Shaun Clouston, Medicine Hat Tigers
Western Conference – Dave Lowry, Victoria Royals
WHL Executive of the Year, Lloyd Saunders Memorial Trophy
Eastern Conference – Mike Moore, Calgary Hitmen
Western Conference – Cam Hope, Victoria Royals
WHL Humanitarian of the Year, Doug Wickenheiser Memorial Trophy
Eastern Conference – Sam Fioretti (Calgary, AB) Moose Jaw Warriors
Western Conference – Mitch Topping (Red Deer, AB) Tri City Americans
WHL Marketing / Business Award
Eastern Conference – Regina Pats
Western Conference – Seattle Thunderbirds
WHL Regular Season Champions, Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy
Kelowna Rockets: GP – 72 W – 57 L – 11 OTL – 0 SL – 4 Pts. – 118
WHL Top Scorer – Bob Clarke Trophy
Mitch Holmberg (Sherwood Park, AB), Spokane Chiefs
GP – 72 G – 62 A – 56 Pts – 118 PIM – 25
In the WHL's Eastern Conference, which includes the East and Central Divisions, the Player of the Year nominee is forward Sam Reinhart of the Kootenay Ice. In the WHL’s Western Conference, which includes the B.C. and U.S. Divisions, the Player of the Year nominee is forward Mitch Holmberg of the Spokane Chiefs.
18-year-old Vancouver, B.C., native Sam Reinhart was a dominant player for the Kootenay Ice during the 2013-14 WHL regular season, leading the Ice to a 39-28-2-3 record and a fifth-place finish in the Eastern Conference while helping the Club set a new WHL record with their 15th consecutive campaign with a record of .500 or better. The Ice’s captain, Reinhart scored 36 goals and 69 assists for 105 points along with a +24 rating in 60 games.
Reinhart’s 105 points tied him for fourth in WHL scoring while his 69 assists placed him second among all WHL players and established a new Kootenay Ice record for assists in a single season. In addition, Reinhart led the Ice with six game-winning goals and two shorthanded goals. Reinhart’s consistency during the 2013-14 regular season was remarkable as he was held off the score sheet just nine times, was only held without a point in back-to-back games once, and enjoyed a WHL-best 22-game point streak. Reinhart’s importance to Kootenay’s success this season is evident in the fact that he factored in on 45% of his team’s entire offensive output, and that the Ice lost all nine games in which he dressed but failed to register a point.
Selected by Kootenay in the first round, 15th overall, in the 2010 WHL Bantam Draft, Reinhart has played 203 career regular-season games for the Ice, amassing 101 goals and 254 points with a +52 rating. The 2011-12 WHL Rookie of the Year, Reinhart is considered a top prospect for the 2014 NHL Draft.
Holmberg, a product of Sherwood Park, AB, enjoyed an outstanding 2013-14 season for the Spokane Chiefs, helping the team to a 40-26-3-3 record and a sixth-place finish in the Western Conference as they clinched a playoff berth for an eighth straight year. The 20-year-old scored 62 goals and 56 assists for 118 points to go with a +35 rating while appearing in all 72 games for the Chiefs.
Holmberg’s 62 goals and 118 points led all WHL players, allowing him to become the first member of the Chiefs to win the WHL scoring title since Ray Whitney in 1990-91. In addition, Holmberg led all WHL players with 23 power play goals and 10 game-winning goals, and finished tied for second among WHL players with six shorthanded goals. Holmberg finished with 12 more goals than his nearest competitor, and is only the second WHL player since the 2000-01 season to reach the 60-goal mark during a season. Holmberg contributions to Spokane’s strong campaign cannot be understated as the 5’10”, 175-lb winger scored over 25% of his Club’s goals while also factoring in on over 48% of the Club’s entire offensive output. In his fifth and final WHL campaign, Holmberg established a new Spokane Chiefs’ franchise record for career goals with 147.
The Chiefs’ first-round pick, 21st overall, in the 2008 WHL Bantam Draft, Holmberg has appeared in 314 career regular-season games, amassing 296 points along with a +62 rating. Holmberg is a free agent.
WHL Player of the Year, Four Broncos Memorial Trophy
Eastern Conference – Sam Reinhart (Vancouver, B.C.), Kootenay Ice
Western Conference – Mitch Holmberg (Sherwood Park, AB), Spokane Chiefs
WHL Rookie of the Year, Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy
Eastern Conference – Nikita Scherbak (Moscow, Russia), Saskatoon Blades
Western Conference – Nick Merkley (Calgary, AB), Kelowna Rockets
WHL Goaltender of the Year, Del Wilson Trophy
Eastern Conference – Tristan Jarry (Delta, B.C.), Edmonton Oil Kings
Western Conference – Jordon Cooke (Leduc, AB), Kelowna Rockets
WHL Defenceman of the Year, Bill Hunter Memorial Trophy
Eastern Conference – Josh Morrissey (Calgary, AB), Prince Albert Raiders
Western Conference – Derrick Pouliot (Weyburn, SK), Portland Winterhawks
WHL Most Sportsmanlike Player of the Year, Brad Hornung Trophy
Eastern Conference – Sam Reinhart (Vancouver, B.C.), Kootenay Ice
Western Conference – Mitch Holmberg (Sherwood Park, AB), Spokane Chiefs
WHL Scholastic Player of the Year, Daryl K. (Doc) Seaman Memorial Trophy
Eastern Conference – Nelson Nogier (Saskatoon, SK) Saskatoon Blades
Western Conference – Dominic Turgeon (Cherry Hills, CO) Portland Winterhawks
WHL Coach of the Year, Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy
Eastern Conference – Shaun Clouston, Medicine Hat Tigers
Western Conference – Dave Lowry, Victoria Royals
WHL Executive of the Year, Lloyd Saunders Memorial Trophy
Eastern Conference – Mike Moore, Calgary Hitmen
Western Conference – Cam Hope, Victoria Royals
WHL Humanitarian of the Year, Doug Wickenheiser Memorial Trophy
Eastern Conference – Sam Fioretti (Calgary, AB) Moose Jaw Warriors
Western Conference – Mitch Topping (Red Deer, AB) Tri City Americans
WHL Marketing / Business Award
Eastern Conference – Regina Pats
Western Conference – Seattle Thunderbirds
WHL Regular Season Champions, Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy
Kelowna Rockets: GP – 72 W – 57 L – 11 OTL – 0 SL – 4 Pts. – 118
WHL Top Scorer – Bob Clarke Trophy
Mitch Holmberg (Sherwood Park, AB), Spokane Chiefs
GP – 72 G – 62 A – 56 Pts – 118 PIM – 25
Thursday, April 17, 2014
From The ICE Office
Cranbrook, BC – The Kootenay ICE Hockey Club announced today that Forward Sam Reinhart has been named the Boston Pizza Top Playoff Performer for the 2014 WHL Playoffs.
In 13 post season games against the Calgary Hitmen and Medicine Hat Tigers Reinhart scored 23 points (6-17-23) and currently leads the WHL in playoff scoring, assists and power play assists.
The ICE would like to thank Boston Pizza for their sponsorship of the Top Playoff Performer Award.
ICE CHIPS: The KOOTENAY ICE finished the EASTERN CONFERENCE SEMI FINALS presented by KAL-TIRE, against the MEDICINE HAT TIGERS with a 3-4-0 record (2-1-0 at home, 1-3-0 on the road, 0-0 in overtime)...The ICE advanced to the EASTERN CONFERENCE SEMI FINAL after defeating the CALGARY HITMEN in six games (4-2) in the first round of the playoffs...KOOTENAY finished the 2013-2014 regular season with a 39-28-2-3 record (22-11-0-3 at home, 17-17-2-0 on the road, 0-2 in overtime, 5-3 in shootouts) and in sixth place in the EASTERN CONFERENCE...The ICE finished the 2013-2014 regular season with a .500 or better record for a League record 15th consecutive season (KAMLOOPS BLAZERS - 1982 - 1996 - previous record)...KOOTENAY entered the playoffs for a 16th consecutive season (longest active streak in the WHL).
TIM BOZON TRUST FUND: A Trust Fund has been set up for TIM BOZON to assist with medical and rehabilitation costs...Donations can be made at any BMO BANK OF MONTREAL in WESTERN CANADA...Donations outside of this area can be mailed to the WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE, c/o TIM BOZON, FATHER DAVID BAUER ARENA, 2424 UNIVERSITY DRIVE NW, CALGARY, AB, T2N 3Y9.
PLAYOFF EXPERIENCE: KOOTENAY has a career playoff record of 93-73 (50-31 at home, 43-42 on the road, 24-12 in overtime)...The ICE have played in 31 playoff series in franchise history and have a 18-13 career record...JAGGER DIRK (41), ZACH FRANKO (33), SAM REINHART (27) and LANDON CROSS (24) lead KOOTENAY in games played in the playoffs...JAEDON DESCHENEAU became the first player in franchise history to recorded two hat tricks during the playoffs against the TIGERS on April 10...KYLE O'CONNOR recorded his first WHL career playoff goal on April 10 against MEDICINE HAT...LEVI CABLE recorded his first WHL career playoff hat trick on April 9 against the TIGERS…LANDON PEEL recorded his first WHL career playoff goal in MEDICINE HAT on April 12...The ICE have a career record of 1-4 in game sevens in their playoff history.
DID YOU KNOW: SAM REINHART (3), LUKE PHILP (80), RINAT VALIEV (83), JAEDON DESCHENEAU (95), and TANNER FAITH (limited viewing) have all been listed in the NHL CENTRAL SCOUTING NORTH AMERICAN SKATERS FINAL RANKINGS…JAEDON DESCHENEAU, who was named to the WHL EASTERN CONFERENCE SECOND ALL-STAR TEAM, is tied for first in goals scored in the playoffs with 10...SAM REINHART, who has been named to the WHL EASTERN CONFERENCE FIRST ALL-STAR TEAM, is the EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALIST for MOST SPORTSMANLIKE PLAYER (BRAD HORNUNG TROPHY)…REINHART (6-17-23), who is first in the playoffs with 17 assists, is first in the WHL in playoff scoring with 23 points...DESCHENAU (10-10-20) is third in the League in playoff scoring with 20 points... JAGGER DIRK (4-12-16), who is tied for eighth in the League in scoring during the playoffs with 16 points, is tied for third in playoffs assists with 12.
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Wednesday, April 9 – Kootenay 3 vs Medicine Hat 1 - Record 2-1-0 - Attendance: 2,461
Goals:
1 – Cable (4) from Valiev and McPhee
2 – Cable (5) from Reinhart
3 – Cable (6) from Reinhart and Valiev
Goalie: Mackenzie Skapski (39 Saves, 1 GA)
Thursday, April 10 – Kootenay 7 vs Medicine Hat 4 - Record 3-1-0 - Attendance: 2,578
Goals:
1 – Descheneau (8) from Philp and Reinhart
2 – Philp (5) from McPhee and Cable
3 - Reinhart (6) from Philp and Valiev
4 - Descheneau (9) from Philp and Reinhart
5 - Descheneau (10)
6 - Franko (6) from Dirk and Hoflin
7 - O'Connor (1) from Valiev
Goalies: Mackenzie Skapski (14 Saves, 4 GA), Wyatt Hoflin (21 Saves, 0 GA)
Saturday, April 12 – Kootenay 2 @ Medicine Hat 9 - Record 3-2-0 - Attendance: 4,002
Goals:
1 – Cable (7) from Dirk
2 – Peel (1) from Philp and Franko
Goalie: Wyatt Hoflin (44 Saves, 9 GA)
Monday, April 14 – Kootenay 1 vs Medicine Hat 2 - Record 3-3-0 - Attendance: 2,732
Goal:
1 – Martin (2) from McPhee and Dirk
Goalie: Mackenzie Skapski (28 Saves, 2 GA)
Wednesday, April 16 – Kootenay 1 @ Medicine Hat 4 - Record 3-4-0 - Attendance: 4,002
Goal:
1 – Peel (2)
Goalie: Mackenzie Skapski (24 Saves, 3 GA)
In 13 post season games against the Calgary Hitmen and Medicine Hat Tigers Reinhart scored 23 points (6-17-23) and currently leads the WHL in playoff scoring, assists and power play assists.
The ICE would like to thank Boston Pizza for their sponsorship of the Top Playoff Performer Award.
ICE CHIPS: The KOOTENAY ICE finished the EASTERN CONFERENCE SEMI FINALS presented by KAL-TIRE, against the MEDICINE HAT TIGERS with a 3-4-0 record (2-1-0 at home, 1-3-0 on the road, 0-0 in overtime)...The ICE advanced to the EASTERN CONFERENCE SEMI FINAL after defeating the CALGARY HITMEN in six games (4-2) in the first round of the playoffs...KOOTENAY finished the 2013-2014 regular season with a 39-28-2-3 record (22-11-0-3 at home, 17-17-2-0 on the road, 0-2 in overtime, 5-3 in shootouts) and in sixth place in the EASTERN CONFERENCE...The ICE finished the 2013-2014 regular season with a .500 or better record for a League record 15th consecutive season (KAMLOOPS BLAZERS - 1982 - 1996 - previous record)...KOOTENAY entered the playoffs for a 16th consecutive season (longest active streak in the WHL).
TIM BOZON TRUST FUND: A Trust Fund has been set up for TIM BOZON to assist with medical and rehabilitation costs...Donations can be made at any BMO BANK OF MONTREAL in WESTERN CANADA...Donations outside of this area can be mailed to the WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE, c/o TIM BOZON, FATHER DAVID BAUER ARENA, 2424 UNIVERSITY DRIVE NW, CALGARY, AB, T2N 3Y9.
PLAYOFF EXPERIENCE: KOOTENAY has a career playoff record of 93-73 (50-31 at home, 43-42 on the road, 24-12 in overtime)...The ICE have played in 31 playoff series in franchise history and have a 18-13 career record...JAGGER DIRK (41), ZACH FRANKO (33), SAM REINHART (27) and LANDON CROSS (24) lead KOOTENAY in games played in the playoffs...JAEDON DESCHENEAU became the first player in franchise history to recorded two hat tricks during the playoffs against the TIGERS on April 10...KYLE O'CONNOR recorded his first WHL career playoff goal on April 10 against MEDICINE HAT...LEVI CABLE recorded his first WHL career playoff hat trick on April 9 against the TIGERS…LANDON PEEL recorded his first WHL career playoff goal in MEDICINE HAT on April 12...The ICE have a career record of 1-4 in game sevens in their playoff history.
DID YOU KNOW: SAM REINHART (3), LUKE PHILP (80), RINAT VALIEV (83), JAEDON DESCHENEAU (95), and TANNER FAITH (limited viewing) have all been listed in the NHL CENTRAL SCOUTING NORTH AMERICAN SKATERS FINAL RANKINGS…JAEDON DESCHENEAU, who was named to the WHL EASTERN CONFERENCE SECOND ALL-STAR TEAM, is tied for first in goals scored in the playoffs with 10...SAM REINHART, who has been named to the WHL EASTERN CONFERENCE FIRST ALL-STAR TEAM, is the EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALIST for MOST SPORTSMANLIKE PLAYER (BRAD HORNUNG TROPHY)…REINHART (6-17-23), who is first in the playoffs with 17 assists, is first in the WHL in playoff scoring with 23 points...DESCHENAU (10-10-20) is third in the League in playoff scoring with 20 points... JAGGER DIRK (4-12-16), who is tied for eighth in the League in scoring during the playoffs with 16 points, is tied for third in playoffs assists with 12.
WEEK IN REVIEW:
Wednesday, April 9 – Kootenay 3 vs Medicine Hat 1 - Record 2-1-0 - Attendance: 2,461
Goals:
1 – Cable (4) from Valiev and McPhee
2 – Cable (5) from Reinhart
3 – Cable (6) from Reinhart and Valiev
Goalie: Mackenzie Skapski (39 Saves, 1 GA)
Thursday, April 10 – Kootenay 7 vs Medicine Hat 4 - Record 3-1-0 - Attendance: 2,578
Goals:
1 – Descheneau (8) from Philp and Reinhart
2 – Philp (5) from McPhee and Cable
3 - Reinhart (6) from Philp and Valiev
4 - Descheneau (9) from Philp and Reinhart
5 - Descheneau (10)
6 - Franko (6) from Dirk and Hoflin
7 - O'Connor (1) from Valiev
Goalies: Mackenzie Skapski (14 Saves, 4 GA), Wyatt Hoflin (21 Saves, 0 GA)
Saturday, April 12 – Kootenay 2 @ Medicine Hat 9 - Record 3-2-0 - Attendance: 4,002
Goals:
1 – Cable (7) from Dirk
2 – Peel (1) from Philp and Franko
Goalie: Wyatt Hoflin (44 Saves, 9 GA)
Monday, April 14 – Kootenay 1 vs Medicine Hat 2 - Record 3-3-0 - Attendance: 2,732
Goal:
1 – Martin (2) from McPhee and Dirk
Goalie: Mackenzie Skapski (28 Saves, 2 GA)
Wednesday, April 16 – Kootenay 1 @ Medicine Hat 4 - Record 3-4-0 - Attendance: 4,002
Goal:
1 – Peel (2)
Goalie: Mackenzie Skapski (24 Saves, 3 GA)
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Playoff Notes
The ICE are in the playoffs for the 16 consecutive year, the longest active streak in the WHL.
The Tigers have made the postseason 12 years in a row, 2nd longest active streak in the WHL.
All-time the ICE have a playoff record of 164 games, 93-72, 50-31 at home, 43-41 on road, 24-12 in overtime.
History
16 times the ICE have not had home-ice advantage and have won the series 8 times. (14 Calgary, 11 Portland, 11 Medicine Hat, 11 Saskatoon, 08 Medicine Hat, 03 Kamloops, 02 Spokane, 00 Calgary)
The ICE have played 30 playoff series and have won 18 and lost 12.
15 times the ICE have won game 1 of a series and have won that series 11 times.
8 times the ICE have won game 1 of a series on the road and have won that series 6 times.
15 times the ICE have split the 1st 2 games of a series and have won that series 8 times.
8 times the ICE have split the 1st 2 games of a series on the road and have won that series 5 times.
When the ICE have a chance to clinch a series they have a record of 18 wins and 9 losses.
When the ICE have a chance to clinch a series on the road the have a record of 11 wins and 4 losses.
When facing elimination the ICE have 6 wins and 12 losses.
In Game 7 the ICE have an all-time record of 1 wins and 3 losses.
(won Prince George 02)
(lost Calgary 07, Swift Current 01, Calgary 99)
In game 7 on the road the ICE have an all-time record of 1 loss.
(lost Calgary 99)
Regular season record since the trade deadline
ICE – 28 games 18-8-0-2 38 points.
Tigers – 31 games 20-10-0-1 41 points.
This is the 4th time the ICE and Tigers are meeting in the playoffs.
The team that was lower in the standings won all 3 series.
2009 1st round – Kootenay won 4-1.
2010 1st round – Medicine Hat won 4-2
2011 East Final – Kootenay won 4-0.4
The ICE have a career playoff record of 13-8 vs Tigers, 7-3 at home, 6-5 on road.
In overtime the ICE have a record of 2-0.
Head-to-Head during the regular season – ICE 3-3-0-0, Tigers 3-3-0-0.
The home team won all 6 regular season meetings.
Career Playoff Stats Leaders
Games
ICE – Jagger Dirk 40, Zach Franko 32, Sam Reinhart 28, Landon Cross 26, Jaedon Deschenau 21, Zach McPhee 21, Luke Philp 20, Jon Martin 19, Tyler King 17. (Tim Bozon 19)
Tigers – Dylan Bredo 53, Curtis Valk 43, Tyler Lewington 28, Chad Labelle 27, Trevor Cox 26, Kyle Becker 22. (Hunter Shinkaruk 30)
Memorial Cup Experience
ICE – Jagger Dirk 5 games, Sam Reinhart 1.
Tigers – None.
Goals
ICE – Zach Franko 10, Jaedon Descheneau 10, Luke Philp 7, Sam Reinhart 7, Levi Cable 7, Jagger Dirk 4, Austin Vetterl 2, Jon Martin 2, Matt Alfaro 1, Landon Cross 1, Tyler King 1, Rinat Valiev 1, Kyle O’Connor 1, Landon Peel. (Tim Bozon 9)
Tigers – Curtis Valk 20, Trevor Cox 8, Cole Sanford 8, Miles Koules 5, Chad Butcher 4, Dylan Bredo 4, Chad Labelle 3, Kyle Becker 2, Steve Owre 2, Tommy Vannelli 1, Tyler Lewington 1. (Hunter Shinkaruk 9)
Assists
ICE – Sam Reinhart 19, Zach Franko 13, Jagger Dirk 13, Jaedon Deschenau 11, Luke Philp 9, Rinat Valiev 7, Austin Vetterl 5, Zach McPhee 5. (Tim Bozon 2)
Tigers – Dylan Bredo 17, Curtis Valk 17, Trevor Cox 14, Cole Sanford 11, Dylan Bredo 7, Miles Koules 6. (Hunter Shinkaruk 17)
Points
ICE – Sam Reinhart 26, Zach Franko 23, Jaedon Descheneau 21, Jagger Dirk 17, Luke Philp 16, Levi Cable 10, Rinat Valiev 8, Austin Vetterl 7, Zach McPhee 5. (Tim Bozon 11)
Tigers – Curtis Valk 37, Trevor Cox 22, Dylan Bredo 22, Cole Sanford 19, Miles Koules 11, Kyle Becker 7. (Hunter Shinkaruk 26)
Wins
ICE – Mackenzie Skapski 4, Wyatt Hoflin 4.
Tigers – Marek Langhamer 7.
Coach
ICE – Ryan McGill 78 50-28 .641%.
Tigers – Shaun Clouston 43 23-20 .535%.
The ICE have had 3 hat-tricks in this years’ post season and now have 12 in their history.
Jaedon Descheneau is the first to have 2 hat-tricks in one post season.
Descheneau and Duncan Milroy are tied with 2 career playoff hat-tricks.
(Levi Cable 14, Jaedon Descheneau twice 14, Max Reinhart 11, Matt Fraser 11, Dale Mahovsky 05,
Martin Sagat 05, Duncan Milroy 03 & 02, Zdenek Blatny 01, Marek Svatos 01, Trevor Wasyluk 99)
Jaedon Descheneau has tied a Franchise record with 4 game winning goals in one post season.
(Cody Eakin 11, Matt Fraser 11, Matt Walker 00, Zdenek Blatny 00)
The Tigers have made the postseason 12 years in a row, 2nd longest active streak in the WHL.
All-time the ICE have a playoff record of 164 games, 93-72, 50-31 at home, 43-41 on road, 24-12 in overtime.
History
16 times the ICE have not had home-ice advantage and have won the series 8 times. (14 Calgary, 11 Portland, 11 Medicine Hat, 11 Saskatoon, 08 Medicine Hat, 03 Kamloops, 02 Spokane, 00 Calgary)
The ICE have played 30 playoff series and have won 18 and lost 12.
15 times the ICE have won game 1 of a series and have won that series 11 times.
8 times the ICE have won game 1 of a series on the road and have won that series 6 times.
15 times the ICE have split the 1st 2 games of a series and have won that series 8 times.
8 times the ICE have split the 1st 2 games of a series on the road and have won that series 5 times.
When the ICE have a chance to clinch a series they have a record of 18 wins and 9 losses.
When the ICE have a chance to clinch a series on the road the have a record of 11 wins and 4 losses.
When facing elimination the ICE have 6 wins and 12 losses.
In Game 7 the ICE have an all-time record of 1 wins and 3 losses.
(won Prince George 02)
(lost Calgary 07, Swift Current 01, Calgary 99)
In game 7 on the road the ICE have an all-time record of 1 loss.
(lost Calgary 99)
Regular season record since the trade deadline
ICE – 28 games 18-8-0-2 38 points.
Tigers – 31 games 20-10-0-1 41 points.
This is the 4th time the ICE and Tigers are meeting in the playoffs.
The team that was lower in the standings won all 3 series.
2009 1st round – Kootenay won 4-1.
2010 1st round – Medicine Hat won 4-2
2011 East Final – Kootenay won 4-0.4
The ICE have a career playoff record of 13-8 vs Tigers, 7-3 at home, 6-5 on road.
In overtime the ICE have a record of 2-0.
Head-to-Head during the regular season – ICE 3-3-0-0, Tigers 3-3-0-0.
The home team won all 6 regular season meetings.
Career Playoff Stats Leaders
Games
ICE – Jagger Dirk 40, Zach Franko 32, Sam Reinhart 28, Landon Cross 26, Jaedon Deschenau 21, Zach McPhee 21, Luke Philp 20, Jon Martin 19, Tyler King 17. (Tim Bozon 19)
Tigers – Dylan Bredo 53, Curtis Valk 43, Tyler Lewington 28, Chad Labelle 27, Trevor Cox 26, Kyle Becker 22. (Hunter Shinkaruk 30)
Memorial Cup Experience
ICE – Jagger Dirk 5 games, Sam Reinhart 1.
Tigers – None.
Goals
ICE – Zach Franko 10, Jaedon Descheneau 10, Luke Philp 7, Sam Reinhart 7, Levi Cable 7, Jagger Dirk 4, Austin Vetterl 2, Jon Martin 2, Matt Alfaro 1, Landon Cross 1, Tyler King 1, Rinat Valiev 1, Kyle O’Connor 1, Landon Peel. (Tim Bozon 9)
Tigers – Curtis Valk 20, Trevor Cox 8, Cole Sanford 8, Miles Koules 5, Chad Butcher 4, Dylan Bredo 4, Chad Labelle 3, Kyle Becker 2, Steve Owre 2, Tommy Vannelli 1, Tyler Lewington 1. (Hunter Shinkaruk 9)
Assists
ICE – Sam Reinhart 19, Zach Franko 13, Jagger Dirk 13, Jaedon Deschenau 11, Luke Philp 9, Rinat Valiev 7, Austin Vetterl 5, Zach McPhee 5. (Tim Bozon 2)
Tigers – Dylan Bredo 17, Curtis Valk 17, Trevor Cox 14, Cole Sanford 11, Dylan Bredo 7, Miles Koules 6. (Hunter Shinkaruk 17)
Points
ICE – Sam Reinhart 26, Zach Franko 23, Jaedon Descheneau 21, Jagger Dirk 17, Luke Philp 16, Levi Cable 10, Rinat Valiev 8, Austin Vetterl 7, Zach McPhee 5. (Tim Bozon 11)
Tigers – Curtis Valk 37, Trevor Cox 22, Dylan Bredo 22, Cole Sanford 19, Miles Koules 11, Kyle Becker 7. (Hunter Shinkaruk 26)
Wins
ICE – Mackenzie Skapski 4, Wyatt Hoflin 4.
Tigers – Marek Langhamer 7.
Coach
ICE – Ryan McGill 78 50-28 .641%.
Tigers – Shaun Clouston 43 23-20 .535%.
The ICE have had 3 hat-tricks in this years’ post season and now have 12 in their history.
Jaedon Descheneau is the first to have 2 hat-tricks in one post season.
Descheneau and Duncan Milroy are tied with 2 career playoff hat-tricks.
(Levi Cable 14, Jaedon Descheneau twice 14, Max Reinhart 11, Matt Fraser 11, Dale Mahovsky 05,
Martin Sagat 05, Duncan Milroy 03 & 02, Zdenek Blatny 01, Marek Svatos 01, Trevor Wasyluk 99)
Jaedon Descheneau has tied a Franchise record with 4 game winning goals in one post season.
(Cody Eakin 11, Matt Fraser 11, Matt Walker 00, Zdenek Blatny 00)
Monday, April 14, 2014
ICE Prospects Update
Declan Hobbs
15-year-old goalie
3rd round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Saskatoon 18 GP 13-3-1 2.26 .921% 1 SO
Jayden Sittler
17-year-old goalie
Alberta AAA Midget Red Deer 18 GP 12-4-2 2.03 .913% 2 SO
Playoffs 11 9-2 1.61 .931% 3 SO
Kootenay 1 GP 1-0-0 0.00 1.000%
Keelan Williams
17-year-old goalie
AJHL Okotoks 14 GP 8-3-1 2.39 .904% 2 SO
Bryan Allbee
16-year-old defenseman
BC AAA Midget Cariboo 39 GP 16-21-37 85pm
Playoffs 2 GP 1-0-1 14pm
Jake Dube
17-year-old defenseman
5th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
AJHL Okotoks 47 GP 4-7-11 22pm
Playoffs 5 GP 0-2-2 0pm
Cale Fleury
15–year-old defenseman
4th round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Notre Dame 44 GP 7-22-29 50pm
Dallas Hines
15–year-old defenseman
5th round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Lloydminster 33 GP 7-16-23 54pm
Matt Krawiec
15-year-old defenseman
6th round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Minor Midget Red Deer 37 GP 1-18-19 16pm
Mark O’Shaughnessy
16-year-old defenseman
BC U-18 POE 44 GP 1-21-22 26pm
Dylan Overdyk
16-year-old defenseman
2nd round pick in 2012 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget Edmonton
Kootenay 4 GP 0-0-0 0pm
Andy Stevens
15-year-old defenseman
5th round in 2013 Bantam Draft
BC AAA Midget Okanagan 45 GP 2-25-27 4pm
Jack Thomas
17-year-old defenseman
12th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget Hockey Calgary
Shane Allan
16-year-old forward
7th round pick in 2012 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary
Connor Barley
15-year-old forward
7th round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Manitoba AAA Midget Winnipeg 33 GP 13-9-22 37pm
River Beattie
16-year-old forward
6th round pick in 2012 Bantam Draft
AJHL Lloydminster 36 GP 2-2-4 37pm
Playoffs 12 GP 0-0-0 2pm
Robert Johnson
15-year-old forward
5th round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
PIJHL Delta 34 GP 4-6-10 10pm
Playoffs 6 GP 1-1-2 2pm
Owen LaClare
18-year-old forward
SJHL La Ronge 49 GP 24-18-42 52pm
Jared Legien
15-year-old forward
1st round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Moose Jaw 43 GP 13-17-30 20pm
Playoffs 4 GP 0-0-0 0pm
Vince Loschiavo
15-year-old forward
2nd round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Manitoba AAA Bantam Winnipeg 23 GP 10-9-19 14pm
Playoffs 6 GP 1-2-3 21pm
Zac Paziuk
16-year-old forward
10th round pick in 2012 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Prince Albert 6 GP 1-0-1 2pm
Ryley Risling
17-year-old forward
7th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
AJHL Canmore 38 GP 5-5-10 23pm
Playoffs 9 GP 2-0-2 4pm
Carter Sawicki
17-year-old forward
Alberta AAA Midget Red Deer
Logan Schatz
16-year-old forward
9th round pick in 2012 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Beardy’s 44 GP 19-30-49 22pm
SJHL Humboldt 1 GP 0-3-3 2pm Playoffs 6 GP 0-1-1 0pm
Drew Warkentine
15-year-old forward
5th round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Tisdale 43 GP 6-14-20 47pm
Playoffs 5 GP 2-0-2 8pm
Austin Wellsby
16-year-old forward
4th round pick in 2012 Bantam Draft
BC AAA Midget Fraser Valley 38 GP 19-30-49 18pm
Playoffs 2 GP 0-1-1 2pm
Kootenay 5 GP 0-0-0 0pm
15-year-old goalie
3rd round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Saskatoon 18 GP 13-3-1 2.26 .921% 1 SO
Jayden Sittler
17-year-old goalie
Alberta AAA Midget Red Deer 18 GP 12-4-2 2.03 .913% 2 SO
Playoffs 11 9-2 1.61 .931% 3 SO
Kootenay 1 GP 1-0-0 0.00 1.000%
Keelan Williams
17-year-old goalie
AJHL Okotoks 14 GP 8-3-1 2.39 .904% 2 SO
Bryan Allbee
16-year-old defenseman
BC AAA Midget Cariboo 39 GP 16-21-37 85pm
Playoffs 2 GP 1-0-1 14pm
Jake Dube
17-year-old defenseman
5th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
AJHL Okotoks 47 GP 4-7-11 22pm
Playoffs 5 GP 0-2-2 0pm
Cale Fleury
15–year-old defenseman
4th round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Notre Dame 44 GP 7-22-29 50pm
Dallas Hines
15–year-old defenseman
5th round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Alberta Minor Midget Lloydminster 33 GP 7-16-23 54pm
Matt Krawiec
15-year-old defenseman
6th round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Minor Midget Red Deer 37 GP 1-18-19 16pm
Mark O’Shaughnessy
16-year-old defenseman
BC U-18 POE 44 GP 1-21-22 26pm
Dylan Overdyk
16-year-old defenseman
2nd round pick in 2012 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget Edmonton
Kootenay 4 GP 0-0-0 0pm
Andy Stevens
15-year-old defenseman
5th round in 2013 Bantam Draft
BC AAA Midget Okanagan 45 GP 2-25-27 4pm
Jack Thomas
17-year-old defenseman
12th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget Hockey Calgary
Shane Allan
16-year-old forward
7th round pick in 2012 Bantam Draft
Alberta AAA Midget Calgary
Connor Barley
15-year-old forward
7th round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Manitoba AAA Midget Winnipeg 33 GP 13-9-22 37pm
River Beattie
16-year-old forward
6th round pick in 2012 Bantam Draft
AJHL Lloydminster 36 GP 2-2-4 37pm
Playoffs 12 GP 0-0-0 2pm
Robert Johnson
15-year-old forward
5th round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
PIJHL Delta 34 GP 4-6-10 10pm
Playoffs 6 GP 1-1-2 2pm
Owen LaClare
18-year-old forward
SJHL La Ronge 49 GP 24-18-42 52pm
Jared Legien
15-year-old forward
1st round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Moose Jaw 43 GP 13-17-30 20pm
Playoffs 4 GP 0-0-0 0pm
Vince Loschiavo
15-year-old forward
2nd round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Manitoba AAA Bantam Winnipeg 23 GP 10-9-19 14pm
Playoffs 6 GP 1-2-3 21pm
Zac Paziuk
16-year-old forward
10th round pick in 2012 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Prince Albert 6 GP 1-0-1 2pm
Ryley Risling
17-year-old forward
7th round pick in 2011 Bantam Draft
AJHL Canmore 38 GP 5-5-10 23pm
Playoffs 9 GP 2-0-2 4pm
Carter Sawicki
17-year-old forward
Alberta AAA Midget Red Deer
Logan Schatz
16-year-old forward
9th round pick in 2012 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Beardy’s 44 GP 19-30-49 22pm
SJHL Humboldt 1 GP 0-3-3 2pm Playoffs 6 GP 0-1-1 0pm
Drew Warkentine
15-year-old forward
5th round pick in 2013 Bantam Draft
Sask AAA Midget Tisdale 43 GP 6-14-20 47pm
Playoffs 5 GP 2-0-2 8pm
Austin Wellsby
16-year-old forward
4th round pick in 2012 Bantam Draft
BC AAA Midget Fraser Valley 38 GP 19-30-49 18pm
Playoffs 2 GP 0-1-1 2pm
Kootenay 5 GP 0-0-0 0pm
Playoff Notes
The ICE are in the playoffs for the 16 consecutive year, the longest active streak in the WHL.
The Tigers have made the postseason 12 years in a row, 2nd longest active streak in the WHL.
All-time the ICE have a playoff record of 163 games, 93-71, 50-30 at home, 43-41 on road, 24-12 in overtime.
History
16 times the ICE have not had home-ice advantage and have won the series 8 times. (14 Calgary, 11 Portland, 11 Medicine Hat, 11 Saskatoon, 08 Medicine Hat, 03 Kamloops, 02 Spokane, 00 Calgary)
The ICE have played 30 playoff series and have won 18 and lost 12.
15 times the ICE have won game 1 of a series and have won that series 11 times.
8 times the ICE have won game 1 of a series on the road and have won that series 6 times.
15 times the ICE have split the 1st 2 games of a series and have won that series 8 times.
8 times the ICE have split the 1st 2 games of a series on the road and have won that series 5 times.
In game 6 the ICE have an all-time record of 9 wins and 5 losses.
(won Calgary 14, Moose Jaw 11, Calgary 07, Kamloops 05, Kamloops 03, Red Deer 02, Spokane 00, Swift Current 00, Calgary 99)
In game 6 at home the ICE have an all-time record of 4 wins and 2 losses.
(won Calgary 14, Kamloops 03, Red Deer 02, Calgary 99)
When the ICE have a chance to clinch a series they have a record of 18 wins and 8 losses.
When the ICE have a chance to clinch a series at home they have a record of 7 wins and 4 losses.
Regular season record since the trade deadline
ICE – 28 games 18-8-0-2 38 points.
Tigers – 31 games 20-10-0-1 41 points.
This is the 4th time the ICE and Tigers are meeting in the playoffs.
The team that was lower in the standings won all 3 series.
2009 1st round – Kootenay won 4-1.
2010 1st round – Medicine Hat won 4-2
2011 East Final – Kootenay won 4-0.4
The ICE have a career playoff record of 13-7 vs Tigers, 7-2 at home, 6-4 on road.
In overtime the ICE have a record of 2-0.
Head-to-Head during the regular season – ICE 3-3-0-0, Tigers 3-3-0-0.
The home team won all 6 regular season meetings.
Career Playoff Stats Leaders
Games
ICE – Jagger Dirk 39, Zach Franko 31, Sam Reinhart 27, Landon Cross 26, Jaedon Deschenau 20, Zach McPhee 20, Luke Philp 19, Jon Martin 18, Tyler King 16. (Tim Bozon 19)
Tigers – Dylan Bredo 52, Curtis Valk 42, Tyler Lewington 27, Chad Labelle 26, Trevor Cox 25, Kyle Becker 21. (Hunter Shinkaruk 30)
Memorial Cup Experience
ICE – Jagger Dirk 5 games, Sam Reinhart 1.
Tigers – None.
Goals
ICE – Zach Franko 10, Jaedon Descheneau 10, Luke Philp 7, Sam Reinhart 7, Levi Cable 7, Jagger Dirk 4, Austin Vetterl 2, Matt Alfaro 1, Landon Cross 1, Tyler King 1, Jon Martin 1, Rinat Valiev 1, Kyle O’Connor 1, Landon Peel. (Tim Bozon 9)
Tigers – Curtis Valk 19, Trevor Cox 8, Cole Sanford 8, Chad Butcher 4, Dylan Bredo 4, Miles Koules 3, Chad Labelle 3, Kyle Becker 2, Steve Owre 2, Tommy Vannelli 1, Tyler Lewington 1. (Hunter Shinkaruk 9)
Assists
ICE – Sam Reinhart 19, Zach Franko 13, Jagger Dirk 12, Jaedon Deschenau 11, Luke Philp 9, Rinat Valiev 7, Austin Vetterl 5. (Tim Bozon 2)
Tigers – Dylan Bredo 17, Curtis Valk 17, Trevor Cox 14, Cole Sanford 11, Miles Koules 6. (Hunter Shinkaruk 17)
Points
ICE – Sam Reinhart 26, Zach Franko 23, Jaedon Descheneau 21, Luke Philp 16, Jagger Dirk 16, Levi Cable 10, Rinat Valiev 8, Austin Vetterl 7. (Tim Bozon 11)
Tigers – Curtis Valk 36, Trevor Cox 22, Dylan Bredo 21, Cole Sanford 19, Miles Koules 10, Kyle Becker 6. (Hunter Shinkaruk 26)
Wins
ICE – Mackenzie Skapski 4, Wyatt Hoflin 4.
Tigers – Marek Langhamer 6.
Coach
ICE – Ryan McGill 77 50-27 .649%.
Tigers – Shaun Clouston 42 22-20 .524%.
The ICE have had 3 hat-tricks in this years’ post season and now have 12 in their history.
Jaedon Descheneau is the first to have 2 hat-tricks in one post season.
Descheneau and Duncan Milroy are tied with 2 career playoff hat-tricks.
(Levi Cable 14, Jaedon Descheneau twice 14, Max Reinhart 11, Matt Fraser 11, Dale Mahovsky 05,
Martin Sagat 05, Duncan Milroy 03 & 02, Zdenek Blatny 01, Marek Svatos 01, Trevor Wasyluk 99)
Jaedon Descheneau has tied a Franchise record with 4 game winning goals in one post season.
(Cody Eakin 11, Matt Fraser 11, Matt Walker 00, Zdenek Blatny 00)
The Tigers have made the postseason 12 years in a row, 2nd longest active streak in the WHL.
All-time the ICE have a playoff record of 163 games, 93-71, 50-30 at home, 43-41 on road, 24-12 in overtime.
History
16 times the ICE have not had home-ice advantage and have won the series 8 times. (14 Calgary, 11 Portland, 11 Medicine Hat, 11 Saskatoon, 08 Medicine Hat, 03 Kamloops, 02 Spokane, 00 Calgary)
The ICE have played 30 playoff series and have won 18 and lost 12.
15 times the ICE have won game 1 of a series and have won that series 11 times.
8 times the ICE have won game 1 of a series on the road and have won that series 6 times.
15 times the ICE have split the 1st 2 games of a series and have won that series 8 times.
8 times the ICE have split the 1st 2 games of a series on the road and have won that series 5 times.
In game 6 the ICE have an all-time record of 9 wins and 5 losses.
(won Calgary 14, Moose Jaw 11, Calgary 07, Kamloops 05, Kamloops 03, Red Deer 02, Spokane 00, Swift Current 00, Calgary 99)
In game 6 at home the ICE have an all-time record of 4 wins and 2 losses.
(won Calgary 14, Kamloops 03, Red Deer 02, Calgary 99)
When the ICE have a chance to clinch a series they have a record of 18 wins and 8 losses.
When the ICE have a chance to clinch a series at home they have a record of 7 wins and 4 losses.
Regular season record since the trade deadline
ICE – 28 games 18-8-0-2 38 points.
Tigers – 31 games 20-10-0-1 41 points.
This is the 4th time the ICE and Tigers are meeting in the playoffs.
The team that was lower in the standings won all 3 series.
2009 1st round – Kootenay won 4-1.
2010 1st round – Medicine Hat won 4-2
2011 East Final – Kootenay won 4-0.4
The ICE have a career playoff record of 13-7 vs Tigers, 7-2 at home, 6-4 on road.
In overtime the ICE have a record of 2-0.
Head-to-Head during the regular season – ICE 3-3-0-0, Tigers 3-3-0-0.
The home team won all 6 regular season meetings.
Career Playoff Stats Leaders
Games
ICE – Jagger Dirk 39, Zach Franko 31, Sam Reinhart 27, Landon Cross 26, Jaedon Deschenau 20, Zach McPhee 20, Luke Philp 19, Jon Martin 18, Tyler King 16. (Tim Bozon 19)
Tigers – Dylan Bredo 52, Curtis Valk 42, Tyler Lewington 27, Chad Labelle 26, Trevor Cox 25, Kyle Becker 21. (Hunter Shinkaruk 30)
Memorial Cup Experience
ICE – Jagger Dirk 5 games, Sam Reinhart 1.
Tigers – None.
Goals
ICE – Zach Franko 10, Jaedon Descheneau 10, Luke Philp 7, Sam Reinhart 7, Levi Cable 7, Jagger Dirk 4, Austin Vetterl 2, Matt Alfaro 1, Landon Cross 1, Tyler King 1, Jon Martin 1, Rinat Valiev 1, Kyle O’Connor 1, Landon Peel. (Tim Bozon 9)
Tigers – Curtis Valk 19, Trevor Cox 8, Cole Sanford 8, Chad Butcher 4, Dylan Bredo 4, Miles Koules 3, Chad Labelle 3, Kyle Becker 2, Steve Owre 2, Tommy Vannelli 1, Tyler Lewington 1. (Hunter Shinkaruk 9)
Assists
ICE – Sam Reinhart 19, Zach Franko 13, Jagger Dirk 12, Jaedon Deschenau 11, Luke Philp 9, Rinat Valiev 7, Austin Vetterl 5. (Tim Bozon 2)
Tigers – Dylan Bredo 17, Curtis Valk 17, Trevor Cox 14, Cole Sanford 11, Miles Koules 6. (Hunter Shinkaruk 17)
Points
ICE – Sam Reinhart 26, Zach Franko 23, Jaedon Descheneau 21, Luke Philp 16, Jagger Dirk 16, Levi Cable 10, Rinat Valiev 8, Austin Vetterl 7. (Tim Bozon 11)
Tigers – Curtis Valk 36, Trevor Cox 22, Dylan Bredo 21, Cole Sanford 19, Miles Koules 10, Kyle Becker 6. (Hunter Shinkaruk 26)
Wins
ICE – Mackenzie Skapski 4, Wyatt Hoflin 4.
Tigers – Marek Langhamer 6.
Coach
ICE – Ryan McGill 77 50-27 .649%.
Tigers – Shaun Clouston 42 22-20 .524%.
The ICE have had 3 hat-tricks in this years’ post season and now have 12 in their history.
Jaedon Descheneau is the first to have 2 hat-tricks in one post season.
Descheneau and Duncan Milroy are tied with 2 career playoff hat-tricks.
(Levi Cable 14, Jaedon Descheneau twice 14, Max Reinhart 11, Matt Fraser 11, Dale Mahovsky 05,
Martin Sagat 05, Duncan Milroy 03 & 02, Zdenek Blatny 01, Marek Svatos 01, Trevor Wasyluk 99)
Jaedon Descheneau has tied a Franchise record with 4 game winning goals in one post season.
(Cody Eakin 11, Matt Fraser 11, Matt Walker 00, Zdenek Blatny 00)
Saturday, April 12, 2014
Canada U-18 Roster UPDATED
Goaltenders
1 Julio Billia L 5'10" 161 03/11/96 St-Léonard, Que. Chicoutimi (QMJHL) 2014 Dft
29 Brent Moran L 6'4" 190 07/05/96 Ottawa, Ont. Niagara (OHL) 2014 Dft
30 Mason McDonald R 6'3" 180 04/23/96 Halifax, N.S. Charlottetown (QMJHL) 2014 Dft
Defence
2 Travis Sanheim L 6'3" 189 03/29/96 Elkhorn, Man. Calgary (WHL) 2014 Dft
4 Haydn Fleury L 6'2" 204 07/08/96 Carlyle, Sask. Red Deer (WHL) 2014 Dft
7 Jérémy Roy R 6'0" 182 05/14/97 Richelieu, Que. Sherbrooke (QMJHL) 2015 Dft
8 Parker Wotherspoon L 6'0" 177 08/24/97 Surrey, B.C. Tri-City (WHL) 2015 Dft
20 Roland McKeown R 6'0.5" 186 01/20/96 Listowel, Ont. Kingston (OHL) 2014 Dft
27 Ben Thomas R 6'2" 193 05/28/96 Calgary, Alta. Calgary (WHL) 2014 Dft
Forwards
9 Connor Bleackley R 6'0" 199 02/07/96 High River, Alta. Red Deer (WHL) 2014 Dft
10 Nicolas Roy R 6'4" 190 02/05/97 Amos, Que. Chicoutimi (QMJHL) 2015 Dft
11 Brendan Perlini L 6'2" 181 04/26/96 Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Niagara (OHL) 2014 Dft
12 Jansen Harkins L 6'1" 170 05/23/97 North Vancouver, B.C. Prince George (WHL) 2015 Dft
13 Mathew Barzal R 5'11" 171 05/26/97 Coquitlam, B.C. Seattle (WHL) 2015 Dft
14 Graham Knott L 6'3" 180 01/13/97 Holland Landing, Ont. Niagara (OHL) 2015 Dft
15 John Quenneville L 6'1" 186 04/16/96 Edmonton, Alta. Brandon (WHL) 2014 Dft
17 Travis Konecny R 5'10" 166 03/11/97 Clachan, Ont. Ottawa (OHL) 2015 Dft
18 Brayden Point R 5'8" 155 03/12/96 Calgary, Alta. Moose Jaw (WHL) 2014 Dft
19 Jake Virtanen R 6'1" 210 08/17/96 Abbotdford, B.C. Calgary (WHL) 2014 Dft
21 Ryan Gropp L 6'3" 190 09/16/96 Kamloops, B.C. Seattle (WHL) 2015 Dft
22 Clark Bishop L 5'11.5" 179 03/29/96 St. John's, N.L. Cape Breton (QMJHL) 2014 Dft
23 Daniel Audette L 5'8" 168 05/06/96 Blainville, Que. Sherbrooke (QMJHL) 2014 Dft
24 Jared McCann L 6'1" 175 05/31/96 London, Ont. Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) 2015 Dft
25 Nathan Noel R 5'10" 174 06/21/97 St. John's, N.L. Saint John (QMJHL) 2015 Dft
26 Lawson Crouse L 6'3" 200 06/23/97 Mt. Brydges, Ont. Kingston (OHL) 2015 Dft
1 Julio Billia L 5'10" 161 03/11/96 St-Léonard, Que. Chicoutimi (QMJHL) 2014 Dft
29 Brent Moran L 6'4" 190 07/05/96 Ottawa, Ont. Niagara (OHL) 2014 Dft
30 Mason McDonald R 6'3" 180 04/23/96 Halifax, N.S. Charlottetown (QMJHL) 2014 Dft
Defence
2 Travis Sanheim L 6'3" 189 03/29/96 Elkhorn, Man. Calgary (WHL) 2014 Dft
4 Haydn Fleury L 6'2" 204 07/08/96 Carlyle, Sask. Red Deer (WHL) 2014 Dft
7 Jérémy Roy R 6'0" 182 05/14/97 Richelieu, Que. Sherbrooke (QMJHL) 2015 Dft
8 Parker Wotherspoon L 6'0" 177 08/24/97 Surrey, B.C. Tri-City (WHL) 2015 Dft
20 Roland McKeown R 6'0.5" 186 01/20/96 Listowel, Ont. Kingston (OHL) 2014 Dft
27 Ben Thomas R 6'2" 193 05/28/96 Calgary, Alta. Calgary (WHL) 2014 Dft
Forwards
9 Connor Bleackley R 6'0" 199 02/07/96 High River, Alta. Red Deer (WHL) 2014 Dft
10 Nicolas Roy R 6'4" 190 02/05/97 Amos, Que. Chicoutimi (QMJHL) 2015 Dft
11 Brendan Perlini L 6'2" 181 04/26/96 Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Niagara (OHL) 2014 Dft
12 Jansen Harkins L 6'1" 170 05/23/97 North Vancouver, B.C. Prince George (WHL) 2015 Dft
13 Mathew Barzal R 5'11" 171 05/26/97 Coquitlam, B.C. Seattle (WHL) 2015 Dft
14 Graham Knott L 6'3" 180 01/13/97 Holland Landing, Ont. Niagara (OHL) 2015 Dft
15 John Quenneville L 6'1" 186 04/16/96 Edmonton, Alta. Brandon (WHL) 2014 Dft
17 Travis Konecny R 5'10" 166 03/11/97 Clachan, Ont. Ottawa (OHL) 2015 Dft
18 Brayden Point R 5'8" 155 03/12/96 Calgary, Alta. Moose Jaw (WHL) 2014 Dft
19 Jake Virtanen R 6'1" 210 08/17/96 Abbotdford, B.C. Calgary (WHL) 2014 Dft
21 Ryan Gropp L 6'3" 190 09/16/96 Kamloops, B.C. Seattle (WHL) 2015 Dft
22 Clark Bishop L 5'11.5" 179 03/29/96 St. John's, N.L. Cape Breton (QMJHL) 2014 Dft
23 Daniel Audette L 5'8" 168 05/06/96 Blainville, Que. Sherbrooke (QMJHL) 2014 Dft
24 Jared McCann L 6'1" 175 05/31/96 London, Ont. Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) 2015 Dft
25 Nathan Noel R 5'10" 174 06/21/97 St. John's, N.L. Saint John (QMJHL) 2015 Dft
26 Lawson Crouse L 6'3" 200 06/23/97 Mt. Brydges, Ont. Kingston (OHL) 2015 Dft
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