Game Day Digital Program vs. Calgary Hitmen by Seattle Thunderbirds

T H U N D E R B I R D S

G A M E

N O T E S

DATE

HOME GAME #12

LOCATION

Friday, November 23, 2018

Overall Game #22

accesso ShoWare Center

GAME TIME

REFEREES

LINESMEN

7:35 PM

Nick Swaine #35, Adam Griffiths #36

Spencer Lockert #84, Justin Nicol #147

CALGARY HITMEN 9-13-2-0 #

2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 16 17 18 19 21 22 24 27 28 29

PLAYERS Dakota Krebs (99) Layne Toder (00)

POS D D Jackson van de Leest (01) D Luke Prokop* (02) D Devan Klassen* (01) D Vladislav Yeryomenko(99) D Egor Zamula (00) D Josh Prokop* (00) RW Cael Zimmerman (01) LW Mark Kastelic (99) C Ryder Korczak* (02L) C Jake Kryski (98) C Hunter Campbell (01) RW Riley Stotts (00) C Carson Focht (00) C Riley Fiddler-Schultz* (02) LW Bryce Bader* (01) LW Luke Coleman (98) LW Tye Carriere* (01) C James Malm (99) LW Kaden Elder (98) RW

GP 21 23 23 18 10 24 24 23 24 24 14 24 23 18 24 16 3 24 15 22 25

G 3 1 0 1 0 1 3 5 2 19 4 11 1 6 4 2 0 5 2 12 8

A PTS 3 6 2 3 8 8 2 3 1 1 11 12 13 16 6 11 7 9 11 30 1 5 14 25 5 6 7 13 12 16 2 4 0 0 8 13 1 3 13 25 7 15

+/9 -2 -5 -5 2 -5 4 -3 -4 7 -2 5 -7 -3 -5 1 -1 -6 -1 6 -1

SEATTLE THUNDERBIRDS 8-10-3-0 PIM 32 14 17 4 9 14 14 9 16 41 2 10 13 6 30 8 0 12 2 6 11

# GOALTENDERS GP SV% GAA W L OL/SL SH 1 Carl Stankowski (00) 14 .876 3.86 5 6 2/0 0 31 Jack McNaughton*(01L) 11 .885 3.51 4 6 0/0 1 * Rookie

L=Birthday after September 15 of that year

2 3 5 6 7 12 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 32 37 # 30 34

PLAYERS Simon Kubicek* (01L) Cade McNelly* (01L) Jarret Tyszka (99) Tyrel Bauer* (02) Reece Harsch (99) Lucas Ciona* (03) Tyler Carpendale (00) Noah Philp (98) Jaxan Kaluski (99) Andrej Kukuca* (99L) Payton Mount* (02) Zack Andrusiak (98) Matthew Wedman (99) Dillon Hamaliuk (00L) Cody Savey* (01) Jake Lee (01) Owen Williams (00L) Nolan Volcan (98) Brecon Wood (00L) Samuel Huo (01) Jared Davidson* (02) Loeden Schaufler (00) Graeme Bryks* (01) GOALTENDERS Liam Hughes (99) Cole Schwebius* (01)

* Rookie

POS D D D D D LW LW C LW RW RW LW C LW RW D D LW LW C C D D GP 18 4

GP 21 12 0 21 16 1 13 14 21 21 14 21 21 19 12 21 21 21 15 20 16 15 20 SV% .913 .907

G 5 0 0 0 2 0 1 9 1 5 1 11 7 8 0 2 2 5 1 3 1 0 0 GAA 3.22 3.12

A 4 0 0 3 4 0 3 7 6 12 6 5 11 11 1 13 5 13 0 2 0 2 3 W 8 0

PTS +/- PIM 9 2 16 0 -5 36 0 0 0 3 4 33 6 -10 13 0 0 0 4 -4 0 16 -3 11 7 -6 6 17 4 10 7 4 4 16 -6 8 18 7 49 19 0 22 1 -1 17 15 5 31 7 3 28 18 2 24 1 0 6 5 -8 10 1 -2 11 2 -8 6 3 -8 7 L OL/SL SH 8 2/0 0 2 1/0 0

L=Birthday after September 15 of that year

General Manager

Jeff Chynoweth

VP of Hockey Operations

Russ Farwell

Head Coach

Steve Hamilton

General Manager

Bil La Forge

Assistant Coach

Trent Cassan

Head Coach

Matt Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Dette

Assistant Coach Director of Player Personnel

Joel Otto Dallas Thompson

Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

Kyle Hagel Castan Sommer

Goaltending Coach

Jason LaBarbera

Director of Player Personnel

Cal Filson

Athletic Therapist Equipment Manager

Nathan Hollinger Darien Engelhardt

Goaltending Coach Athletic Trainer Equipment Manager

Ian Gordon Phil Varney Jorge Lopez

Next 3 Games: Saturday at Portland 6pm, Friday vs. Kootenay 7:35pm, Saturday at Kamloops 7pm

WELCOME TO THE 2018-19 WHL SEASON FROM

WHL COMMISSIONER

Calgary, Alta. – Another Western Hockey League season has arrived and we are excited to unveil the latest edition of the world’s premier junior hockey players as they take to the ice with our 22 WHL Clubs throughout Western Canada and the U.S. Pacific Northwest. As we embark on our 53rd WHL season, the WHL Player Experience continues to be the top priority for our WHL member Clubs. Our Clubs are committed to providing our players with the highest standard of development, both on and off the ice. The WHL takes great pride in offering world-class coaching and North America’s most comprehensive WHL Scholarship and education program, along with an extensive series of support services which ensures our players continue their development in a safe and positive environment. Establishing a new record with 382 post-secondary scholarships awarded to WHL graduates this past season, the WHL Scholarship continues to pave a road to an unmatched educational opportunity for WHL alumni as they pursue their academic goals. Of the 382 WHL graduates who accessed their WHL Scholarship, 183 continued their hockey development by playing Canadian University

Ron Robison Commissioner

hockey at the U SPORTS level this past season. The 2018-19 WHL season will feature many special events. With the 2019 NHL Draft set for Vancouver in June, we are excited for the opportunity to showcase what we believe will be one of the strongest NHL Draft classes in WHL history. Not only will these players be on display nightly in WHL markets, fans will have the opportunity to see these standards in Red Deer – a hub for WHL activity in 2019 – at the Sherwin Williams CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game in January. Once again, Red Deer will host the WHL Awards and WHL Bantam Draft in May. Meanwhile, Kamloops and Vancouver will host the 2018 CIBC Canada Russia Series in November, as Team WHL takes on the Russian National Team in a preview of the 2019 World Junior Championship. Through the support of major junior hockey’s best fans, our corporate partners, broadcasters and media the WHL is in a position to provide our players with a world-class experience. Your passion and loyalty to the WHL and our 22 member Clubs is greatly appreciated. The 2018-19 WHL season promises to be exciting as our Clubs battle for a playoff berth and opportunity to capture the Ed Chynoweth Cup. I trust you will once again love cheering on your favourite WHL Club with an incredible group of top prospects on full display as they pursue their dreams, both on and off the ice.

EVERY GAME. EVERY TEAM.

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Seattle thunderbirds NO.

POS

HOMETOWN

D.O.B.

17-18 SEASON

LEAGUE

PTS

PIM

Ciona, Lucas*

6’2

193

Edmonton, AB

Jan. 8/03

N. Alberta Bantam Prep

CSSBHL

Eligible 2021 SEE-oh-na

Carpendale, Tyler

6’3

201

Powell River, BC

Jan. 26/00

Seattle Thunderbirds

WHL

Eligible 2019 CARP-en-dale

Philp, Noah

6’3

198

Canmore, AB

Aug. 31/98

Seattle Thunderbirds

WHL

Kaluski, Jaxan

5’11

183

Lloydminster, AB

April 4/99

Moose Jaw/Seattle

WHL

Kukuca, Andrej*

6’2

185

Trencin, SK

Nov. 14/99

Trencin Dukla

Mount, Payton*

5’8

181

Victoria, BC

Jan. 19/02

Delta Academy Prep

CSSHL

Andrusiak, Zack

5’11

178

Armstrong, BC

July 10/98

Seattle Thunderbirds

WHL

Wedman, Matthew

6’3

195

Edmonton, AB

May 25/99

Seattle Thunderbirds

Hamaliuk, Dillon

6’3

195

Leduc, AB

Oct. 30/00

Savey, Cody*

6’2

210

Gold River, BC

July 24/01

Volcan, Nolan

5’10

191

Edmonton, AB

July 4/98

Seattle Thunderbirds

Wood, Brecon

6’2

184

Edmonton, AB

Dec. 5/00

Moose Jaw Warriors

Huo, Samuel

6’4

184

Richmond, BC

July 13/01

Seattle Thunderbirds

WHL

Davidson, Jared*

5’10

164

Edmonton, AB

July 7/02

SSAC Midget AAA

AMMHL

Graeme Bryks*

NO.

FORWARDS

2018-19 ROSTER AS OF 11/19/18

DEFENSEMEN

DRAFT

Free Agent

PRONUNCIATION

Fillp

Eligible 2019 Kuh-LEW-ski

Eligible 2019 Kuh-kuh-CHA

Eligible 2020 MOUNT

WHL

Eligible 2019 WED-man

Seattle Thunderbirds

WHL

Eligible 2019 HAM-a-luck

Campbell River Storm

VIJHL

Eligible 2019 SAY-vee

WHL

Eligible 2019 Brek-un

Eligible 2019 Who-O

Eligible 2020 David-son

Slovakia U20 42

6’2

203

Edmonton, AB

Jan. 22/01

Seattle Thunderbirds

WHL

POS

HOMETOWN

D.O.B.

17-18 SEASON

LEAGUE

PTS

PIM

Dec. 19/01

Ceske Budejovice

Czech U18

Free Agent

AN-drew-z-ak

Voll-ken

Eligible 2019 Bricks DRAFT

PRONUNCIATION

Kubicek, Simon*

6’2

179

Jindrichuv, CZE

McNelly, Cade*

6’3

193

Westlock, AB

Oct. 17/01

Seattle Thunderbirds

WHL

Eligible 2020 MIC-Nelly

Tyszka, Jarret

6’3

193

Langley, BC

Mar. 15/99

Seattle Thunderbirds

WHL

Montreal 17 TISH-ka

Bauer, Tyrel*

6’3

206

Cochrane, AB

Mar. 23/02

Airdrie CFR Bisons

AMHL

101

Eligible 2020 Bauer

Harsch, Reece

6’3

198

Grande Prairie, AB

Jan. 7/99

Seattle Thunderbirds

WHL

Eligible 2019 Harsh

Lee, Jake

6’2

216

Sherwood Park, AB

July 13/01

Seattle Thunderbirds

WHL

Eligible 2019 Lee

Williams, Owen

6’1

184

Delta, BC

Sept. 26/00

Regina/Seattle T-Birds

WHL

Eligible 2019 Williams

Schaufler, Loeden

NO.

GOALTENDERS

6’1

186

De Winton, AB

April 27/00

Kootenay Ice

WHL

POS

HOMETOWN

D.O.B.

17-18 SEASON

LEAGUE

AVE

36 2133 112

3.15

Eligible 2019 Hughes

2.95

Eligible 2019 SCHWAY-be-us

Hughes, Liam

6’3

197

Kelowna, BC

July 22/99

Seattle Thunderbirds

WHL

Schwebius, Cole*

5’11

171

Kelowna, BC

April 11/01

Okanagan Rockets

BCMML

* Rookie Russ Farwell Bil La Forge Cal Filson Matt O’Dette Kyle Hagel Castan Sommer Ian Gordon Steven Goertzen Phil Varney Jorge Lopez

Eligible 2020 Ku-BIH-check

Vice President of Hockey Operations General Manager Director of Player Personnel Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Goaltender Coach Director of Player Development Athletic Trainer Equipment Manager

Eligible 2019 Low-den SCHOF-ler DRAFT

PRONUNCIATION

2018/19 CALGARY HITMEN REGULAR SEASON ROSTER NO 10 11 12 14 16 17 18 19 21 22 24 27 28 29 NO 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 NO 1 31

FORWARDS (14) Prokop, Josh* Zimmerman, Cael Kastelic, Mark Korczak, Ryder* Kryski, Jake Campbell, Hunter Stotts, Riley Focht, Carson Fiddler-Schultz, Riley* Bader, Bryce* Coleman, Luke Carriere, Tye* Malm, James Elder, Kaden DEFENCE (7) Krebs, Dakota Toder, Layne van de Leest, Jackson Prokop, Luke* Klassen, Devan* Yeryomenko, Vladislav Zamula, Egor GOALTENDERS (2) Stankowski, Carl McNaughton, Jack*

POS RW LW C C C RW C C LW LW LW C LW RW POS D D D D D D D POS G G

SH R L R R L R L L L L L R L R SH R L L R R R L CA L L

HT 5'10.25" 5'10.5" 6'3.5" 5'9.25" 5'11" 6'0.5" 5'11.75" 6'0" 5'10.25" 6'0.75" 6'1.75" 6'0.75" 5'9" 5'9.25 HT 6'4.5" 5'11.75" 6'6.25" 6'3.75" 6'1" 6'0" 6'3.5" HT 5'9.25" 6'0.5"

WT 170 182 220 157 182 200 179 178 178 205 207 181 159 180 WT 204 186 222 202 212 187 165 WT 157 175

HOMETOWN Edmonton, AB Englefeld, SK Phoenix, AZ Yorkton, SK Vancouver, BC Everett, WA Winnipeg, MB Regina, SK Edmonton, AB Sherwood Park, AB Red Deer, AB Red Deer, AB Langley, BC Saskatoon, SK HOMETOWN Okotoks, AB Elkhorn, MB Kelowna, BC Edmonton, AB Crooked Creek, AB Vitebsk, Belarus Chelyabinsk, Russia HOMETOWN Laguna Hills, CA Calgary, AB

DOB Jan. 30/00 Jan. 17/01 Mar. 11/99 Sept. 23/02 Mar. 8/98 Jan. 27/01 Jan. 5/00 Feb. 4/00 May 13/02 Apr. 28/01 Sept. 9/98 Mar. 21/01 June 25/99 Mar. 16/98 DOB Mar. 26/99 Jan. 2/00 June 15/01 May 6/02 May 17/01 Apr. 23/99 Mar. 30/00 DOB Mar. 9/00 Oct. 30/01

17-18 SEASON Vernon Vipers Calgary Hitmen Calgary Hitmen Yorkton Maulers Calgary Hitmen Calgary Hitmen Broncos/Hitmen Americans/Hitmen Northern Alberta Elite 15's Sherwood Park Kings Calgary Hitmen Red Deer Chiefs Vancouver Giants Swift Current Broncos 17-18 SEASON Americans/Hitmen Calgary Hitmen Calgary Hitmen Northern Alberta X-Treme Prep Grande Prairie Storm Calgary Hitmen Pats/Hitmen 17-18 SEASON Seattle Thunderbirds Calgary Royals

*Denotes rookie

HOCKEY OPERATIONS Vice Chairman / CEO: Ken M. King President / Governor: John Bean Vice President / Alternate Governor: Mike Moore General Manager: Jeff Chynoweth Director of Player Personnel: Dallas Thompson Head Coach: Steve Hamilton Assistant Coaches: Trent Cassan, Joel Otto Assistant/Goaltending Coach: Jason LaBarbera Skill Development Coach: Wayne Dougherty Athletic Therapist: Nathan Hollinger Equipment Manager: Darien Engelhardt Video Coaches: Troy Norcross, Cass Bruni Strength & Conditioning Coach: Sean Hope-Ross Education Advisor / Billet Coordinator: Bernie Bajnok

LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM BCHL 48 21 15 36 8 WHL 66 6 12 18 24 WHL 71 23 22 45 93 SMHL 42 12 22 34 24 56 WHL 71 16 40 43 WHL 59 4 7 11 25 WHL 69 19 25 44 46 WHL 69 13 20 33 38 CSSHL 36 31 22 53 44 AMHL 30 10 15 25 92 WHL 72 15 24 39 27 AMHL 34 18 14 32 14 WHL 72 19 47 66 26 WHL 67 18 14 32 20 LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM 12 16 70 WHL 69 4 WHL 70 1 9 10 60 WHL 36 1 4 5 30 CSSHL 28 4 16 20 10 AMHL 29 5 10 15 38 WHL 63 13 28 41 30 WHL 69 2 16 18 38 LEAGUE GP MP GAA SAV% SO Missed entire 17-18 season due to injury AMHL 21 1,281 2.58 0.906 1

DRAFT Eligible 2019 Eligible 2019 Eligible 2019 Eligible 2021 Free Agent Eligible 2019 TOR Rd. 3 '18 Eligible 2019 Eligible 2020 Eligible 2019 Free Agent Eligible 2019 Eligible 2019 Free Agent DRAFT Eligible 2019 Eligible 2019 Eligible 2019 Eligible 2020 Eligible 2019 NSH Rd. 5 '18 PHI-Signed FA DRAFT Eligible 2019 Eligible 2020

As of Oct. 31, 2018

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE #4 Layne Toder: Toe-der #8 Vladislav Yeryomenko: Yair-oh-menko #9 Egor Zamula: Yay-gor zuh-MOO-lah #12 Mark Kastelic: CAST-uh-lick #14 Ryder Korczak: Kor-zack #16 Jake Kryski: KRISS-key #19 Carson Focht: Foke #22 Tye Carriere: Carry-er General Manager Jeff Chynoweth: Shuh-nowth Assistant Coach Trent Cassan: Kuh-SAN

Welcome to Kent …and to the 2018-19 Seattle Thunderbirds season! We are thrilled to have you and your family join us for another exciting season with the Seattle Thunderbirds. The year’s home opener will be at accesso ShoWare Center on Saturday, September 22 as the T-Birds start their bid to return to the WHL Finals for the third time in four seasons. This will be an exciting season under the direction of head coach Matt O’Dette, now in his second season. There will be several new faces this year, but also many key returners. Jarret Tyszka and Reece Harsch will anchor the blue line for the T-Birds this season. Tyszka was recently at Montreal Canadiens Development Camp while Harsch was at the Las Vegas Golden Knights Development Camp. Nolan Volcan, Zack Andrusiak and Noah Philp return to the lead the T-Birds’ offense. All three players had over 50 points last season. Matthew Wedman, the hero of the 2016 Western Conference Championship, also returns and will add a lot of scoring punch to this year’s team. Watch out for some rookies to have an impact this season, including forward Andrej Kukuca from the Czech Republic and defenseman Simon Kubicek from Slovakia, both taken in the Import Draft. Payton Mount on offense and Tyrel Bauer on defense will play their rookie season with the T-Birds. Mount was selected first and Bauer second by the team in the 2017 Bantam Draft. Also, returning this year is the T-Birds’ popular two-for-Tuesday promotion, where fans can enjoy two-forone tickets and beer along with $2 concession specials. If you are new to hockey, this is a great way to get the family involved on a budget. Pub Nights, Turkey Shoot and Ham Shoot are also great games to check out, and you don’t want to miss the second annual Weiner Dog Races and the Teddy Bear Toss this season. If you’re new to accesso ShoWare Center, you should know we are incredibly proud of this 10-year-old state-of-the-art arena. With 6,125 seats, 20 suites and Heritage Club seating, the arena offers unsurpassed hockey sightlines throughout. While you’re in town, you and your family can grab a bite at Kent Station, a contemporary, urban shopping village with a variety of dining options for pre- and post-game gatherings. You will also enjoy the charm of historic downtown Kent, where you’ll find more entertainment and dining choices. No matter what you choose, you’ll have even more reasons to come back to Kent. Go Birds!

Dana Ralph

Mayor, City of Kent

Standings Western Conference U.S. Division Rank Team

GP W

L OTL SL PTS PCT

GA PIM S/O

Home

Away

P10

STK

25 17

7-3-1-0

10-4-0-0

7-2-1-0

2-0-1-0

Everett Silvertips

35 0.700

319 1-0

Portland Winterhawks

23 13

28 0.609

359 0-2

8-4-0-0

5-4-0-2

6-3-0-1

0-2-0-0

Spokane Chiefs

23 12

27 0.587

285 0-2

5-4-0-1

7-4-1-1

5-5-0-0

1-0-0-0

Tri-City Americans

5 Seattle Thunderbirds B.C. Division Rank Team 1

Vancouver Giants

20 12

24 0.600

254 3-0

4-3-0-0

8-5-0-0

6-4-0-0

0-2-0-0

19 0.452

367 0-0

5-4-2-0

3-6-1-0

2-7-1-0

0-1-0-0

GP W

L OTL SL PTS PCT

GA PIM S/O

Home

Away

P10

STK

23 15

9-4-1-0

6-2-1-0

6-4-0-0

1-0-0-0

32 0.696

255 3-0

Victoria Royals

18 12

24 0.667

207 1-0

9-4-0-0

3-2-0-0

5-5-0-0

2-0-0-0

Prince George Cougars

21 0.477

321 1-2

5-7-0-1

4-3-1-1

4-4-1-1

0-2-0-0

Kelowna Rockets

5 Kamloops Blazers Eastern Conference Central Division Rank Team 1

Red Deer Rebels

24 10 13

21 0.438

362 0-0

4-6-0-0

6-7-1-0

6-3-1-0

2-0-0-0

18 0.450

305 0-1

2-6-1-0

6-4-0-1

5-4-1-0

0-1-0-0

GP W

L OTL SL PTS PCT

GA PIM S/O

Home

Away

P10

STK

21 15

9-1-0-0

6-4-1-0

8-2-0-0

4-0-0-0

31 0.738

219 1-0

Edmonton Oil Kings

25 14

31 0.620

242 0-2

6-3-0-0

8-5-1-2

7-1-1-1

1-0-0-0

Lethbridge Hurricanes

22 10

24 0.545

273 1-2

6-4-0-2

4-4-2-0

5-4-1-0

1-0-0-0

Medicine Hat Tigers

24 10 11

23 0.479

203 2-2

5-3-1-1

5-8-0-1

3-5-1-1

1-0-0-0

Calgary Hitmen

20 0.417

304 0-0

3-6-2-0

6-7-0-0

5-5-0-0

1-0-0-0

18 0.360

113 265 2-1

5-8-1-0

2-6-2-1

2-7-1-0

0-2-1-0

GA PIM S/O

6 Kootenay ICE East Division Rank Team

GP W

L OTL SL PTS PCT

22 21

Prince Albert Raiders

42 0.955 107

294 0-0

Home 13-0-0-0

Away 8-1-0-0

P10

STK

10-0-0-0

14-0-0-0

Saskatoon Blades

24 14

30 0.625

256 2-0

6-4-1-0

8-4-1-0

6-4-0-0

0-1-0-0

Brandon Wheat Kings

22 10

26 0.591

227 0-3

6-3-1-2

4-3-2-1

4-4-0-2

0-2-0-0

Moose Jaw Warriors

19 10

24 0.632

153 1-1

5-4-2-1

5-1-1-0

6-2-1-1

4-0-0-1

Regina Pats

16 0.333

101 349 0-0

4-9-0-0

4-7-0-0

5-5-0-0

0-1-0-0

2-6-1-1

1-12-0-0

2-6-1-1

0-4-1-0

6 Swift Current Broncos x = Clinched Playoff Position y = Teams who have clinched Division title

Wednesday, Nov 21 Edmonton 4 at Brandon 1 Final Lethbridge 3 at Saskatoon 1 Final Regina 2 at Kelowna 3 Final Calgary 3 at Portland 2 Final Vancouver 4 at Seattle 2 Final

0.174

238 1-1

Friday, Nov 23 Edmonton at Moose Jaw 7:00 pm CST Lethbridge at Brandon 7:30 pm CST Red Deer at Kootenay 7:00 pm MST Prince Albert at Medicine Hat 7:30 pm MST Regina at Prince George 7:00 pm PST Kamloops at Tri-City 7:05 pm PST Victoria at Kelowna 7:05 pm PST Calgary at Seattle 7:35 pm PST

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Saturday, Nov 24 Lethbridge at Moose Jaw 2:30 pm CST Edmonton at Swift Current 7:00 pm CST Medicine Hat at Red Deer 7:00 pm MST Prince Albert at Kootenay 7:00 pm MST Seattle at Portland 6:00 pm PST Saskatoon at Prince George 7:00 pm PST Victoria at Vancouver 7:00 pm PST Calgary at Tri-City 7:05 pm PST Kamloops at Spokane 7:05 pm PST Kelowna at Everett 7:05 pm PST

Wildcard Standings Western Conference U.S. Division Rank Team

GP W

L OTL SL PTS PCT

STK

P10

Everett Silvertips

25 17

2-0-1-0

7-2-1-0

Portland Winterhawks

35 0.700

23 13

28 0.609

0-2-0-0

6-3-0-1

3 Spokane Chiefs B.C. Division Rank Team

23 12

27 0.587

1-0-0-0

5-5-0-0

GP W

L OTL SL PTS PCT

STK

P10

Vancouver Giants

23 15

1-0-0-0

6-4-0-0

Victoria Royals

32 0.696

18 12

24 0.667

2-0-0-0

5-5-0-0

3 Prince George Cougars 22 9 Western Conference Wildcard Rank Team GP W

21 0.477

0-2-0-0

4-4-1-1

L OTL SL PTS PCT

STK

P10

0-2-0-0

6-4-0-0

Tri-City Americans

20 12

24 0.600

Kelowna Rockets

24 10 13

21 0.438

2-0-0-0

6-3-1-0

Seattle Thunderbirds

19 0.452

0-1-0-0

2-7-1-0

Kamloops Blazers

18 0.450

0-1-0-0

5-4-1-0

Eastern Conference Central Division Rank Team

GP W

L OTL SL PTS PCT

STK

P10

Red Deer Rebels

21 15

4-0-0-0

8-2-0-0

Edmonton Oil Kings

31 0.738

25 14

31 0.620

1-0-0-0

7-1-1-1

3 Lethbridge Hurricanes East Division Rank Team

22 10

24 0.545

1-0-0-0

5-4-1-0

GP W

L OTL SL PTS PCT

STK

P10

Prince Albert Raiders

22 21

42 0.955 107

14-0-0-0

10-0-0-0

Saskatoon Blades

24 14

30 0.625

0-1-0-0

6-4-0-0

3 Brandon Wheat Kings Eastern Conference Wildcard Rank Team

22 10

26 0.591

0-2-0-0

4-4-0-2

GP W

L OTL SL PTS PCT

STK

P10

19 10

4-0-0-1

6-2-1-1

Moose Jaw Warriors

24 0.632

Medicine Hat Tigers

24 10 11

23 0.479

1-0-0-0

3-5-1-1

Calgary Hitmen

20 0.417

1-0-0-0

5-5-0-0

Kootenay ICE

18 0.360

113

0-2-1-0

2-7-1-0

Regina Pats

16 0.333

101

0-1-0-0

5-5-0-0

Swift Current Broncos

0-4-1-0

2-6-1-1

0.174

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Conference Standings Western Conference Rank Team

GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA S/O

Home

Away

P10

STK

Everett Silvertips

25 17 7

35 0.700 84 57 1-0

7-3-1-0

10-4-0-0

7-2-1-0

2-0-1-0

Vancouver Giants

23 15 6

32 0.696 73 54 3-0

9-4-1-0

6-2-1-0

6-4-0-0

1-0-0-0

Portland Winterhawks

23 13 8

28 0.609 88 74 0-2

8-4-0-0

5-4-0-2

6-3-0-1

0-2-0-0

Spokane Chiefs

23 12 8

27 0.587 86 84 0-2

5-4-0-1

7-4-1-1

5-5-0-0

1-0-0-0

Victoria Royals

18 12 6

24 0.667 56 55 1-0

9-4-0-0

3-2-0-0

5-5-0-0

2-0-0-0

Tri-City Americans

20 12 8

24 0.600 67 62 3-0

4-3-0-0

8-5-0-0

6-4-0-0

0-2-0-0

Prince George Cougars

22 9 10

21 0.477 52 69 1-2

5-7-0-1

4-3-1-1

4-4-1-1

0-2-0-0

Kelowna Rockets

24 10 13

21 0.438 67 81 0-0

4-6-0-0

6-7-1-0

6-3-1-0

2-0-0-0

Seattle Thunderbirds

21 8 10

19 0.452 63 72 0-0

5-4-2-0

3-6-1-0

2-7-1-0

0-1-0-0

20 8 10

18 0.450 67 68 0-1

2-6-1-0

6-4-0-1

5-4-1-0

0-1-0-0

Home

Away

P10

STK

10 Kamloops Blazers Eastern Conference Rank Team

GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA S/O

Prince Albert Raiders

22 21 1

42 0.955 107 36 0-0

13-0-0-0

8-1-0-0

10-0-0-0

14-0-0-0

Red Deer Rebels

21 15 5

31 0.738 78

63 1-0

9-1-0-0

6-4-1-0

8-2-0-0

4-0-0-0

Edmonton Oil Kings

25 14 8

31 0.620 99

83 0-2

6-3-0-0

8-5-1-2

7-1-1-1

1-0-0-0

Saskatoon Blades

24 14 8

30 0.625 79

70 2-0

6-4-1-0

8-4-1-0

6-4-0-0

0-1-0-0

Brandon Wheat Kings

22 10 6

26 0.591 73

71 0-3

6-3-1-2

4-3-2-1

4-4-0-2

0-2-0-0

Lethbridge Hurricanes

22 10 8

24 0.545 85

88 1-2

6-4-0-2

4-4-2-0

5-4-1-0

1-0-0-0

Moose Jaw Warriors

19 10 5

24 0.632 65

55 1-1

5-4-2-1

5-1-1-0

6-2-1-1

4-0-0-1

Medicine Hat Tigers

24 10 11

23 0.479 70

83 2-2

5-3-1-1

5-8-0-1

3-5-1-1

1-0-0-0

Calgary Hitmen

24 9 13

20 0.417 84

93 0-0

3-6-2-0

6-7-0-0

5-5-0-0

1-0-0-0

Kootenay ICE

25 7 14

18 0.360 73 113 2-1

5-8-1-0

2-6-2-1

2-7-1-0

0-2-1-0

Regina Pats

24 8 16

16 0.333 69 101 0-0

4-9-0-0

4-7-0-0

5-5-0-0

0-1-0-0

Swift Current Broncos

23 3 18

2-6-1-1

1-12-0-0

2-6-1-1

0-4-1-0

0.174 42

Division leaders (marked with a *) are automatically seeded first and second. x = Teams who have clinched a playoff spot. y = Teams who have clinched Division title

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95 1-1

Leaders (Overall) Top 20 Scorers Rank Player

Team GP G

Trey Fix-Wolansky

EDM

25 14 34

Brett Leason

22 22 25

Goals Rank

Player

Team GP G

Brett Leason

22 22

Joachim Blichfeld

POR

23 20

A PTS

Joachim Blichfeld

POR

23 20 24

Stelio Mattheos

BDN

22 19

Cody Glass

POR

Mark Kastelic

CGY

24 19

Several Players Tied

Kirby Dach

SAS

24 13 26

Brandon Hagel

20 14 23

Nick Henry

REG

24 12 25

Stelio Mattheos

BDN

22 19 15

Riley Woods

SPO

23 18 15

Tristin Langan

19 15 18

Connor Dewar

EVT

21 18 14

Jake Leschyshyn

REG

23 16 16

Riley Sutter

EVT

25 10 21

Assists Rank Player

Team GP A

Trey Fix-Wolansky

EDM

25 34

Cody Glass

POR

20 32

Ty Smith

SPO

20 28

Kirby Dach

SAS

24 26

Several Players Tied

Ty Smith

SPO

Mark Kastelic

CGY

24 19 11

Penalty Minutes Rank Player

Team GP PIM

Quinn Benjafield

EDM

25 10 19

Riley McKay

SAS

Kyle Topping

KEL

Austin Crossley

Peyton Krebs

KTN

Matthew Wedman

SEA

Several Players Tied

Mike MacLean

KEL

* Mark Liwiski

Team GP MinPen

Major Penalties Rank Player

Team GP MajPen

21 19

Riley McKay

SAS

24 8

22 19

Dawson Butt

EVT

22 5

Minor Penalties Rank Player 1

Austin Crossley

Luke Toporowski

SPO

Brayden Pachal

22 18

Mark Kastelic

CGY

24 18

Several Players Tied

Matthew Stanley * Cade McNelly

14 4

SEA

12 4

Several Players Tied

Team GP PPG

Short Handed Goals Rank Player

Team GP SHG

BDN

22 10

Brett Leason

22 4

23 10

Noah Gregor

17 3

Power Play Goals Rank Player 1

Stelio Mattheos

Jake Gricius

POR

Mark Kastelic

CGY

24 10

Reese Johnson

21 3

Nolan Foote

KEL

22 9

Quinn Benjafield

EDM

25 3

Jake Leschyshyn

REG

23 9

Several Players Tied

Shots Rank

Player

Team GP Shots

Shooting Percentage Rank Player

Team GP Goals Shots PCT

Brett Leason

22 127

Zachary Cox

LET

46.7

Connor Dewar

EVT

21 113

Jermaine Loewen

KAM

30.8

Trey Fix-Wolansky

EDM

25 106

30.8

Joachim Blichfeld

POR

23 105

Jadon Joseph

LET

28.6

Jake Leschyshyn

REG

23 101

D-Jay Jerome

VIC

26.8

Team GP GWG

Plus/Minus Rank Player

Team GP

22 5

Brett Leason

23 4

Sean Montgomery

Game Winning Goals Rank Player 1

Brett Leason

Reece Newkirk

POR

Several Players Tied

Shootout Goals Rank Player 1

Several Players Tied

* Jakob Brook

Team SOG SOA 2

+/-

Brayden Pachal

Sergei Sapego

Zack Hayes

Shootout Percentage Rank Player 1

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Several Players Tied

Team SOG SOA SO% 100.0

Leading Goalies Top 15 Goalies (by GAA) Rank Player

Team GP Mins W

Ian Scott

19 1139 18

1.37 0

0.000 527 501

0.951

Trent Miner

VAN

10 579

1.66 1

1.000 278 262

0.942

L OTL SOL SO GA GAA SOW SOL SOGA SOA SO% SA SVS SV%

Dustin Wolf

EVT

24 1410 16

1.87 1

0.667 577 533

0.924

David Tendeck

VAN

14 814

2.43 2

0.882 355 322

0.907

5 6

Brodan Salmond * Mads Sogaard

12 727

2.47 1

0.714 330 300

0.909

11 628

2.48 1

0.750 370 344

0.930

Griffen Outhouse

VIC

15 893

2.49 1

1.000 467 430

0.921

Nolan Maier

SAS

20 1150 12

2.77 2

0.846 607 554

0.913

Shane Farkas

POR

21 1237 12

2.81 0

0.429 589 531

0.902

Bailey Brkin

SPO

14 744

2.82 0

0.667 415 380

0.916

Ethan Anders

18 1090 13

2.86 1

0.750 648 596

0.920

Dylan Myskiw

EDM

18 1059 11

2.95 0

0.600 549 497

0.905

Jiri Patera

BDN

18 1089

2.98 0

0.700 623 569

0.913

Beck Warm

19 1149 11

2.98 3

0.846 595 538

0.904

Taylor Gauthier

17 985

3.05 0

0.800 520 470

0.904

Wins Rank

Player

Team W

Saves Rank

Player

Team SVS

Ian Scott

Joel Hofer

634

Dustin Wolf

EVT

Liam Hughes

SEA

599

Ethan Anders

596

Nolan Maier

SAS

Jiri Patera

BDN

569

Shane Farkas

POR

Nolan Maier

SAS

554

Losses Rank Player

Team L

Save Percentage Rank Player

Team GA SVS SV%

Joel Hofer

Ian Scott

26 501

0.951

Max Paddock

REG

Trent Miner

VAN

16 262

0.942

Duncan McGovern

KTN

* Mads Sogaard

26 344

0.930

Jordan Hollett

Dustin Wolf

EVT

44 533

0.924

Several Goaltenders Tied

Griffen Outhouse

VIC

37 430

0.921

Mins Rank

Player

Team Mins

Dustin Wolf

EVT

1410

Shane Farkas

POR

1237

Nolan Maier

SAS

1150

Beck Warm

1149

Ian Scott

1139

Shutouts Rank Player

Team SO

Ian Scott

Ethan Anders

Dustin Wolf

EVT

Several Goaltenders Tied

Shootout Wins Rank Player

Team SOW

Beck Warm

Nolan Maier

SAS

David Tendeck

VAN

Several Goaltenders Tied

Shootout Percentage Rank Player

Team Saves Att SO%

Griffen Outhouse

VIC

1.000

Trent Miner

VAN

1.000

Duncan McGovern

KTN

1.000

David Tendeck

VAN

17 0.882

Several Goaltenders Tied

* indicates rookie

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0.846

Leaders (Rookies) Top 20 Scorers Rank Player

Team GP G

A PTS

Goals Rank

* Brayden Tracey

* Adam Beckman

SPO

23 10

* Oleg Zaytsev

* Brayden Tracey

* Aliaksei Protas

* Lassi Thomson

KEL

* Lassi Thomson

KEL

* Krystof Hrabik

* Andrej Kukuca

SEA

* Kristian Roykas Marthinsen SAS

* Adam Beckman

SPO

23 10

* Jake Neighbours

EDM

* Krystof Hrabik

* Vladimir Alistrov

EDM

* Connor McClennon

KTN

* Kristian Roykas Marthinsen SAS

* Josh Prokop

CGY

* Justin Sourdif

VAN

Player

Team GP G

Assists Rank Player

Team GP A

* Aliaksei Protas

22 15

* Oleg Zaytsev

19 14

* Brayden Tracey

19 12

* Andrej Kukuca

SEA

21 12

* Lassi Thomson

KEL

24 11

* Martin Lang

KAM

* Ben King

Penalty Minutes Rank Player

Team GP PIM

* Ridly Greig

BDN

* Mark Liwiski

KEL

* Seth Jarvis

POR

* Cade McNelly

SEA

* Josh Pillar

KAM

* Tyrel Bauer

SEA

* Simon Kubicek

SEA

* Reid Perepeluk

* Joonas Sillanp채채

KAM

Several Players Tied

Minor Penalties Rank Player

Team GP MinPen

Major Penalties Rank Player

Team GP MajPen

* Mark Liwiski

KEL

22 14

* Cade McNelly

SEA

12 4

* Joonas Sillanp채채

KAM

20 11

* Mark Liwiski

KEL

22 3

* Tyrel Bauer

SEA

21 3

* Riley Krane

REG

19 11

* Lassi Thomson

KEL

24 11

* Reid Perepeluk

19 10

Several Players Tied

Power Play Goals Rank Player

Team GP PPG

Short Handed Goals Rank Player

* Adam Beckman

SPO

23 5

* Jake Neighbours

EDM

20 2

* Simon Kubicek

SEA

21 2

* Lassi Thomson

KEL

24 2

Several Players Tied

Shots Rank

Player

Team GP SHG

Several Players Tied

1 Team GP Shots

Shooting Percentage Rank Player

Team GP Goals Shots PCT

* Lassi Thomson

KEL

24 73

* Jakob Brook

30.8

* Kristian Roykas Marthinsen SAS

24 60

* Ryder Korczak

CGY

26.7

* Brayden Tracey

19 55

* Justin Sourdif

VAN

20.8

* Adam Beckman

SPO

23 55

* Lynden McCallum

BDN

20.0

* Andrej Kukuca

SEA

21 54

* Dallon Wilton

KEL

18.8

Team GP

+/-

Game Winning Goals Rank Player

Team GP GWG

Plus/Minus Rank Player

19 2

* Aliaksei Protas

* Brayden Tracey

* Oleg Zaytsev Several Players Tied

* Daemon Hunt

* Majid Kaddoura

SAS

Several Players Tied

Shootout Goals Rank Player

Team SOG SOA

Shootout Percentage Rank Player

Team SOG SOA SO%

* Oleg Zaytsev

100.0

* Vladimir Alistrov

EDM

* Vladimir Alistrov

EDM

50.0

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Leaders (Defencemen) Top 20 Scorers Rank Player

Team GP G

A PTS

Goals Rank

Player

Team GP G

Ty Smith

SPO

Alexander Alexeyev

* Lassi Thomson

KEL

Dawson Davidson

SAS

Bowen Byram

VAN

Josh Brook

Cole Moberg

Aaron Hyman

REG

Several Players Tied

Wyatte Wylie

EVT

Calen Addison

LET

Sergei Sapego

Nolan Reid

SPO

Nolan Kneen

KAM

* Lassi Thomson

KEL

Linus Nassen

Assists Rank Player

Team GP A

Ty Smith

SPO

20 28

Dawson Davidson

SAS

24 21 21 19

Alexander Alexeyev

Aaron Hyman

REG

24 18

Wyatte Wylie

EVT

25 18

Jared Freadrich

POR

Bowen Byram

VAN

Jake Christiansen

EVT

Penalty Minutes Rank Player

Team GP PIM

Brayden Pachal

Austin Crossley

Egor Zamula

CGY

Brayden Pachal

Several Players Tied

Rhett Rhinehart

Sahvan Khaira

EVT

Zack Hayes

Team GP MinPen

Major Penalties Rank Player

Team GP MajPen

21 19

14 4

22 18

SEA

12 4

Minor Penalties Rank Player 1

Austin Crossley

Brayden Pachal

Zack Hayes

22 17

John Ludvig

POR

23 16

Several Players Tied

Matthew Stanley * Cade McNelly Several Players Tied

Power Play Goals Rank Player

Team GP PPG

Short Handed Goals Rank Player

Team GP SHG

Conner McDonald

EDM

25 4

Ralph Jarratt

VIC

11 1

Several Players Tied

Zach Wytinck

BDN

19 1

Nolan Kneen

KAM

20 1

Gianni Fairbrother

EVT

25 1

Shots Rank

Player

Team GP Shots

Shooting Percentage Rank Player

Team GP Goals Shots PCT

Jake Christiansen

EVT

25 88

Sergei Sapego

17.1

Wyatte Wylie

EVT

25 83

Marco Creta

REG

16.7

Dawson Davidson

SAS

24 81

Aaron Hyman

REG

15.2

KEL

24 73

* Simon Kubicek

SEA

15.2

14.3

Team GP

+/-

4 5

* Lassi Thomson Several Players Tied

Max Martin

Game Winning Goals Rank Player

Team GP GWG

Plus/Minus Rank Player

Alexander Alexeyev

21 2

Brayden Pachal

22 2

Sergei Sapego

Bowen Byram

VAN

23 2

Zack Hayes

Several Players Tied

Braden Schneider

BDN

Max Martin

Team SOG SOA

Shootout Percentage Rank Player

Team SOG SOA SO%

VAN

Kaleb Bulych

VAN

100.0

Cole Moberg

100.0

SAS

Dawson Davidson

SAS

50.0

VAN

Bowen Byram

VAN

33.3

Shootout Goals Rank Player 1

Kaleb Bulych

Cole Moberg

Dawson Davidson

Bowen Byram

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Specialty Team Records Team Power Play Rank Team

GP ADV GF PP% SHGA

Team Penalty Kill Rank Team

GP TSH PPGA PK% SHGF

Spokane Chiefs

23 92

25 27.2 2

Prince Albert Raiders

22 101 7

93.1 14

Red Deer Rebels

21 72

19 26.4 1

Everett Silvertips

25 108 16

85.2 4

Moose Jaw Warriors

19 66

17 25.8 1

Vancouver Giants

23 96

84.4 1

Portland Winterhawks

23 121 31 25.6 2

Saskatoon Blades

24 86

83.7 2

Edmonton Oil Kings

25 110 28 25.5 6

Portland Winterhawks

23 118 20

83.1 3

Brandon Wheat Kings

22 84

21 25.0 2

Medicine Hat Tigers

24 87

80.5 3

Everett Silvertips

25 117 29 24.8 2

Seattle Thunderbirds

21 101 20

80.2 3

Kelowna Rockets

24 94

23 24.5 3

Victoria Royals

18 72

79.2 6

Prince Albert Raiders

22 90

22 24.4 1

Prince George Cougars

22 95

78.9 1

Medicine Hat Tigers

24 95

23 24.2 2

Lethbridge Hurricanes

22 92

78.3 2

Calgary Hitmen

24 83

20 24.1 4

Tri-City Americans

20 81

77.8 0

Lethbridge Hurricanes

22 100 24 24.0 12

Edmonton Oil Kings

25 92

77.2 4

Kamloops Blazers

20 91

21 23.1 2

Spokane Chiefs

23 95

76.8 3

Vancouver Giants

23 92

20 21.7 4

Calgary Hitmen

24 104 25

76.0 3

Kootenay ICE

25 108 23 21.3 6

Red Deer Rebels

21 83

75.9 7

Saskatoon Blades

24 111 22 19.8 3

Kelowna Rockets

24 112 27

75.9 1

Regina Pats

24 96

19 19.8 7

Swift Current Broncos

23 93

72.0 0

Seattle Thunderbirds

21 97

17 17.5 0

Kamloops Blazers

20 95

71.6 3

Victoria Royals

18 86

15 17.4 1

Kootenay ICE

25 94

71.3 2

Tri-City Americans

20 82

14 17.1 0

Moose Jaw Warriors

19 52

71.2 2

Prince George Cougars

22 98

14 14.3 5

Regina Pats

24 129 39

69.8 3

Swift Current Broncos

23 86

11 12.8 4

Brandon Wheat Kings

22 85

68.2 3

Team Overtime Performance Rank Team

GP W L SW SL PTS PCT

Red Deer Rebels

1 1

13 0.929

Everett Silvertips

1 1

0.875

Prince George Cougars

1 1

0.750

Spokane Chiefs

1 0

0.700

Swift Current Broncos

1 1

0.800

Calgary Hitmen

2 0

0.750

Saskatoon Blades

2 2

10 0.833

Brandon Wheat Kings

3 0

10 0.625

Portland Winterhawks

0 0

0.667

Prince Albert Raiders

0 0

1.000

Regina Pats

0 0

1.000

Tri-City Americans

0 3

1.000

Victoria Royals

0 1

1.000

Edmonton Oil Kings

1 0

0.625

Kelowna Rockets

1 0

0.750

Medicine Hat Tigers

1 2

0.750

Kootenay ICE

3 2

10 0.714

Moose Jaw Warriors

3 1

0.667

Kamloops Blazers

1 0

0.500

Lethbridge Hurricanes

2 1

0.600

Vancouver Giants

2 3

0.800

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Player Streaks Player Goal Streaks (Current) Rank GP Player 1

Zack Andrusiak

Brayden Tracey

Zane Franklin

Reese Johnson

5 2 Several Players Tied Player Goal Streaks (All Season) Rank GP Player 1

Team SEA

From

Nov 13, 2018

Nov 21, 2018

Goals Assists Points 4

Nov 13, 2018

Nov 18, 2018

KAM

Nov 17, 2018

Nov 20, 2018

Nov 11, 2018

Nov 17, 2018

From

Nolan Foote

Team KEL

Oct 13, 2018

Nov 9, 2018

Goals Assists Points 8

Tyler Preziuso

Oct 19, 2018

Nov 2, 2018

Jeff de Wit

Oct 24, 2018

Nov 10, 2018

4 5 Several Players Tied Player Assist Streaks (Current) Rank GP Player

From

Justin Almeida

Team MJ

Oct 20, 2018

Nov 3, 2018

Goals Assists Points 0

Brayden Tracey

Nov 3, 2018

Nov 18, 2018

Josh Brook

Nov 3, 2018

Nov 18, 2018

4 3 Several Players Tied Player Assist Streaks (All Season) Rank GP Player

Team

From

Cody Glass

POR

Oct 27, 2018

Nov 17, 2018

Ty Smith

SPO

Sep 29, 2018

Oct 19, 2018

James Hamblin

Cody Glass

5 8 Ty Smith Player Point Streaks (Current) Rank GP Player

Goals Assists Points

Oct 19, 2018

Nov 10, 2018

POR

Sep 28, 2018

Oct 19, 2018

SPO

Oct 26, 2018

Nov 16, 2018

Team

From

Goals Assists Points

22 Brett Leason

Sep 21, 2018

Nov 20, 2018

12 Jake Leschyshyn

REG

Oct 26, 2018

Nov 21, 2018

10 Cody Glass

POR

Oct 27, 2018

Nov 21, 2018

Nov 2, 2018

Nov 18, 2018

Oct 20, 2018

Nov 3, 2018

Tristin Langan

5 6 Justin Almeida Player Point Streaks (All Season) Rank GP Player

From

Sep 21, 2018

Nov 20, 2018

12 Jake Leschyshyn

REG

Oct 26, 2018

Nov 21, 2018

12 Kyle Topping

KEL

Oct 5, 2018

Nov 9, 2018

11 Several Players Tied

22 Brett Leason

Team

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2018 - 19 Regular Season Team Statistics Calgary Hitmen PLAYERS #

Name

Pos GP G A PTS +/- PIM PPG PPA SH SHA GW FG IG OT UA EN SOG SOA SOGW SO% Pt/G PIMPG SA SH%

12 Mark Kastelic

24 19 11 30

0.0

1.25 1.71

95 20.0

28 James Malm (total)

22 12 13 25

0.0

1.14 0.27

76 15.8

VAN

13 9

0.000 1.15 0.31

42 21.4

CGY

0.000 1.11 0.22

34 8.8

16 Jake Kryski

24 11 14 25

0.0

1.04 0.42

71 15.5

19 Carson Focht

24 4

12 16

-5 30

0.0

0.67 1.25

66 6.1

24 3

13 16

0.0

0.67 0.58

52 5.8

RW 25 8

-1 11

0.0

0.60 0.44

71 11.3

RW 2

-1 0

0.000 0.50 0.00

CGY

RW 23 7

0.000 0.61 0.48

66 10.6

18 Riley Stotts

LW 18 6

-3 6

0.0

0.72 0.33

36 16.7

24 Luke Coleman

LW 24 5

-6 12

0.0

0.54 0.50

53 9.4

11 12

-5 14

0.0

0.50 0.58

46 2.2

Egor Zamula

29 Kaden Elder (total)

8 *

Vladislav Yeryomenko D

24 1

20.0

10 Josh Prokop

RW 23 5

-3 9

0.0

0.48 0.39

50 10.0

11 Cael Zimmerman

24 2

-4 16

0.0

0.38 0.67

42 4.8

Jackson van de Leest

23 0

-5 17

0.0

0.35 0.74

28 0.0

Dakota Krebs

21 3

0.0

0.29 1.52

32 9.4

RW 23 1

-7 13

0.0

0.26 0.57

20 5.0

X 23 Zach Huber

RW 14 4

-3 14

0.0

0.36 1.00

24 16.7

14 Ryder Korczak

14 4

-2 2

0.0

0.36 0.14

15 26.7

21 Riley Fiddler-Schultz

LW 16 2

0.0

0.25 0.50

27 7.4

27 Tye Carriere

15 2

-1 2

0.0

0.20 0.13

16 12.5

Luke Prokop

18 1

-5 4

0.0

0.17 0.22

31 3.2

Layne Toder

23 1

-2 14

0.0

0.13 0.61

14 7.1

X 3

Dom Schmiemann

-1 7

0.0

0.25 1.75

0.0

Devan Klassen

10 0

0.0

0.10 0.90

0.0

17 Hunter Campbell

X 28 Orca Wiesblatt

RW 2

-1 0

0.0

0.00 0.00

0.0

LW 3

-1 0

0.0

0.00 0.00

0.0

-2 13

0.0

0.00 2.60

10 0.0

22 Bryce Bader

X 15 Tristen Nielsen Goalies # Name 1 *

Carl Stankowski

GP Mins GA SO GAA W L OTL SL SA SVS SV% 14 778

3.86 5

404 354 0.876

31 Jack McNaughton 11 598

3.51 4

304 269 0.885

5.05 0

X 33 Matthew Armitage 1 Empty Net Totals

24 1435 93

0.839

3 1

3.86 9

13 2

742 649 0.875

* indicates rookie X indicates inactive

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2018 - 19 Regular Season Team Statistics Seattle Thunderbirds PLAYERS #

Name

Pos GP G A PTS +/- PIM PPG PPA SH SHA GW FG IG OT UA EN SOG SOA SOGW SO% Pt/G PIMPG SA SH%

22 Dillon Hamaliuk

LW 19 8

11 19

0.0

1.00 1.16

49 16.3

21 Matthew Wedman

21 7

11 18

0.0

0.86 2.33

57 12.3

26 Nolan Volcan

LW 21 5

13 18

0.0

0.86 1.14

81 6.2

18 Andrej Kukuca

RW 21 5

12 17

0.0

0.81 0.48

54 9.3

20 Zack Andrusiak

LW 21 11 5

-6

0.0

0.76 0.38

68 16.2

16 Noah Philp

14 9

-3

0.0

1.14 0.79

36 25.0

24 Jake Lee

21 2

13 15

0.0

0.71 1.48

40 5.0

Simon Kubicek

21 5

0.0

0.43 0.76

33 15.2

25 Owen Williams

21 2

0.0

0.33 1.33

19 10.5

19 Payton Mount

RW 14 1

0.0

0.50 0.29

23 4.3

17 Jaxan Kaluski

LW 21 1

-6

0.0

0.33 0.29

34 2.9

16 2

-10 13

0.0

0.38 0.81

28 7.1

28 Samuel Huo

20 3

-8

0.0

0.25 0.50

19 15.8

14 Tyler Carpendale

LW 13 1

-4

0.0

0.31 0.00

11 9.1

37 Graeme Bryks

20 0

-8

0.0

0.15 0.35

23 0.0

21 0

0.0

0.14 1.57

10 0.0

32 Loeden Schaufler (total) D

15 0

-8

0.0

0.13 0.40

* *

Reece Harsch

Tyrel Bauer

0.0

KTN

0.000 0.00 0.00

0.0

SEA

14 0

-8

0.000 0.14 0.43

0.0

LW 15 1

0.0

0.07 0.40

14.3

LW 7

0.000 0.14 0.29

25.0

SEA

LW 8

0.000 0.00 0.50

0.0

16 1

-2

0.0

0.06 0.69

13 7.7

27 Brecon Wood (total)

29 Jared Davidson

*X 12 Keegan Craik

LW 6

0.0

0.17 0.83

RW 12 0

-1

0.0

0.08 1.42

10 0.0

23 Cody Savey

*X 8

Luke Bateman

12 Lucas Ciona *X 4

Payton McIsaac

* 3 Cade McNelly Goalies # Name 30 Liam Hughes Empty Net Totals

0.0

0.00 0.00

0.0

LW 1

0.0

0.00 0.00

0.0

0.00 2.00

0.0

12 0

-5

0.0

0.00 3.00

10 0.0

GP Mins GA SO GAA W L OTL SL SA SVS SV% 18 1062 57

* 34 Cole Schwebius 4

0.0

192

21 1254 72

3.22 8

3.12 0

656 599 0.913 107 97

0.907

5 0

3.41 8

10 3

768 696 0.906

* indicates rookie X indicates inactive

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Calgary Hitmen vs Seattle Thunderbirds Head to Head Summary Description

Result

Head to Head Record 2018 - 19 Regular Season

Seattle 0-0-0-0

Calgary 0-0-0-0

Head to Head Record 2017 - 18 Regular Season

Seattle 1-0-0-0

Calgary 0-1-0-0

Last 5 Years record between teams

Seattle 1-2-0-0

Calgary 2-1-0-0

Seattle vs. Calgary Last 5 Years record at Seattle

Seattle 0-1-0-0

Calgary 1-0-0-0

Seattle vs. Calgary Last 5 Years record at Calgary

Seattle 1-1-0-0

Calgary 1-1-0-0

Match Up Calgary

Seattle

Team Record

9-13-2-0 -- 20 points

8-10-3-0 -- 19 points

Division Ranking

5th Central

5th U.S.

Conference Ranking

9th Eastern

9th Western

League Ranking

17th

18th

Past 10 Games

5-5-0-0

2-7-1-0

Streak

1-0-0-0

0-1-0-0

Last Game

3-2 W @ Portland (Nov 21 2018) Final

4-2 L vs Vancouver (Nov 21 2018) Final

Home Record

3-6-2-0

5-4-2-0

Away Record

6-7-0-0

3-6-1-0

PP (Overall)

(20/83) 24.1%

(17/97) 17.5%

PP (Home)

(7/45) 15.6%

(12/55) 21.8%

PP (Away)

(13/38) 34.2%

(5/42) 11.9%

PK (Overall)

(25/104) 76.0%

(20/101) 80.2%

PK (Home)

(16/61) 73.8%

(9/52) 82.7%

PK (Away)

(9/43) 79.1%

(11/49) 77.6%

PP vs. Opp.

(0/0) 0%

PK vs. Opp.

(0/0) 0%

Leading Rookie

Prokop (5-6-11)

Kukuca (5-12-17)

Most PIM

Kastelic - 41

Wedman - 49

Team PIM/GM

12.7/Game

17.5/Game

Leading Scorers

Kastelic (19-11-30)

Hamaliuk (8-11-19)

Malm (12-13-25)

Wedman (7-11-18)

Kryski (11-14-25)

Volcan (5-13-18)

Focht (4-12-16)

Kukuca (5-12-17)

Zamula (3-13-16)

Andrusiak (11-5-16)

3-2 W @ Portland (Nov 21 2018) Final

4-2 L vs Vancouver (Nov 21 2018) Final

4-0 L @ Everett (Nov 20 2018) Final

6-4 W vs Portland (Nov 17 2018) Final

5-1 W @ Spokane (Nov 17 2018) Final

4-2 L @ Spokane (Nov 16 2018) Final

5-0 W @ Kootenay (Nov 16 2018) Final

3-2 L vs Spokane (Nov 13 2018) Final OT

7-3 W vs Kootenay (Nov 11 2018) Final

5-1 L vs Everett (Nov 10 2018) Final

Leading After 1st

6-0-1-0

4-1-1-0

Leading After 2nd

8-0-1-0

7-0-1-0

Tied After 1st

1-3-1-0

4-1-1-0

Tied After 2nd

1-0-1-0

1-2-1-0

Last 5 Games

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Trailing After 1st

2-10-0-0

0-8-1-0

Trailing After 2nd

0-13-0-0

0-8-1-0

Out Shooting Opponents

6-8-2-0

3-1-1-0

Out Shot by Opponents

3-3-0-0

5-7-2-0

1 Goal Games

4-4-2-0

1-0-3-0

2 Goal Games

1-4-0-0

3-6-0-0

3 Goal Games

0-2-0-0

2-2-0-0

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Friday, November 23

Previous Game…The Vancouver Giants defeated the T-Birds 4-2 Wednesday at accesso ShoWare Center. Nolan Volcan, shorthanded, and Zack Andrusiak scored for the T-Birds. Liam Hughes had 37 saves. Bowen Byram, Dylan Plouffe, Milos Roman and Luka Svejkovsky scored for the Giants and Trent Miner had 23 saves. Lucas Ciona Joins T-Birds…Left wing Lucas Ciona made his T-Bird debut Wednesday, November 23, vs. the Vancouver Giants. Ciona was the T-Birds second round pick, 32nd overall, in the 2018 Bantam Draft. This season Ciona is playing for the Northern Alberta X-treme Prep team in the CSSHL. He has six goals and eight assists for 14 points in 16 games. Last season he had 15 goals and 35 assists for 48 points in 30 games with the Northern Alberta Bantam Prep team in the CSSBHL. Ciona signed a WHL Standard Player Agreement with the team on August 24. Streaking Birds…Zack Andrusiak has a four-game goal streak with a goal in each of the last four games…Tyler Carpendale has a three-game point streak with a goal and two assists in the last three games. Carpendale Returns With a Goal…Tyler Carpendale returned to the lineup Friday, November 16, in Spokane after missing the previous eight games with an injury. Carpendale scored a goal in his return to the lineup which was his first goal of the season. He had an assist in his next two games and currently has a three-game point streak. Davidson’s First…Center Jared Davidson scored his first career WHL goal in the 6-4 win over Portland on Saturday, November 17. He scored the first goal of the game which started the T-Birds comeback from a 2-0 deficit. His goal came at 8:56 of the first period. Savey’s First…Right wing Cody Savey registered his first career WHL point with the second assist on the T-Birds second goal at Spokane on November 16. This assist came at 11:49 of the third period in game won 4-2 by the Chiefs. Lee and Hamaliuk Make Move Up On NHL Central Scouting Players To Watch List…Left wing Dillon Hamaliuk and defenseman Jake Lee have moved up the NHL Central Scouting Player To Watch List for the 2019 NHL Draft. Both Hamaliuk and Lee received a ‘B’ rating from NHL Central Scouting today in the November Players To Watch List. This indicates they are both a second or third round draft candidate. They both received a ‘C’ rating in the October Players To Watch List, which indicated they were a fourth through sixth round draft candidate. The 2019 NHL Draft takes place June 21 and June 22 in Vancouver, British Columbia. Hamaliuk, born October 30, 2000, was the T-Birds sixth round selection, 111th overall, in the 2015 Bantam Draft. Hamaliuk leads the T-Birds in scoring with eight goals and 11 assists for 19 points in 16 games. Last season Hamaliuk played in 72 games and had 15 goals and 24 assists for 39 points. As an underage 16-year old in the 2016-17 Hamaliuk played in 17 regular season games and had one goal. Hamaliuk played in Game 1 of the 2017 WHL Championship against the Regina Pats. The T-Birds won Game 1 2-1 in overtime. Lee, born July 13, 2001, was the T-Birds first round selection, and the 18th overall pick, in the 2016 WHL Bantam Draft. This season Lee has played in all 18 of the team’s games and has two goals and 13 assist for 15 points. In his rookie year last season Lee played in 64 games and had four goals and six assists for 10 points with 69 penalty minutes. As a 15-year old Lee played in Game 6 of the 2017 WHL Western Conference Final against the Kelowna Rockets. The T-Birds won Game 6 31 to win their second consecutive Western Conference Championship. Lee and Hamaliuk were two of 48 players in the WHL listed by NHL Central Scouting in the November Players To Watch list. Mount’s First Goal…Payton Mount registered his first career WHL goal on Tuesday, November 13, against the Spokane Chiefs. Mount had the team’s first goal in a 3-2 overtime loss to the Chiefs. Mount has a goal and five assists for 6 points in 13 games. Mount with Team Canada Red…Right wing Payton Mount played for Team Canada at the 2018 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge. Mount was a member of Team Canada Red and had a goal in three games. Team Canada Red lost the bronze medal game to Sweden, 4-3, in a shootout. Mount was one of 66 players selected by Hockey Canada to represent their country at the tournament. The 2018 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge took place from November 3 to November 10 in Saint John and Quispamsis, New Brunswick. Russia beat Finland 2-1 to win the gold medal. Mount was the T-Birds first round bantam pick in 2017.

Penalty Kill Prowess…The T-Birds are number seven in the WHL in penalty killing having stopped 80 of 101 opponent power plays against for an 80.2% success rate. Prince Albert is in first place with a 93.1% success rate. Hammer Time…Dillon Hamaliuk leads the team in scoring with eight goals and 11 assists for 19 points in 19 games. Philp Four…Noah Philp scored four goals at Kelowna on October 10. This is the first time in his career he has scored four goals. And it is his first WHL hat trick and the first hat trick of the season for the T-Birds. Philp had two goals and an assist in his next game, October 13 vs. Edmonton. Philp has nine goals and seven assists for 16 points in 14 games and is fourth on the team in scoring. Kukuca’s First…Andrej Kukuca scored his first goal as a T-Bird on October 6 against the Kelowna Rockets. Kukuca scored 46 seconds into the first period for the T-Birds first goal in the 4-1 win. He also scored 24 seconds into the second period October 16 vs. Tri-City. Kukuca has five goals and 12 assists for 17 points in 21 games. He is fifth in the WHL in rookie scoring two points behind a three-way tie for first place between Brayden Tracy of Moose Jaw who has seven goals and 12 assists, Oleg Zaytsev of Red Deer who has five goals and 14 assists and Aliaksei Protas of Prince Albert who has five goals and 14 assists. Lassi Thomson of Kelowna has 18 points on seven goals and 11 assists and is in fourth place. Lee For Four and Three…Defenseman Jake Lee had his first four-point game on October 13 vs. Edmonton with four assists in a 7-3 win and his first three-point game on October 10 at Kelowna with three assists in the 9-6 win. Lee has two goals and 13 assists for 15 points. Zack Attack…Zack Andrusiak has 11 goals and five assists in 21 games of the season and is tied for fifth on the team in scoring with Noah Philp. Andrusiak has 53 career goals and 48 career assists for 101 points. Schwebius First Start…Goalie Cole Schwebius made his first career WHL start in net for the T-Birds Friday, October 5, against the Everett Silvertips. He had 39 saves on 41 shots and gave the T-Birds a chance to win. Schwebius, from Kelowna, British Columbia, was the T-Birds 10th round pick in the 2016 Bantam Draft. Bauer’s First Point…Defenseman Tyrel Bauer had the second assist on the T-Birds third goal Saturday against Edmonton. It was a shorthanded goal by Dillon Hamaliuk. The assist was Bauer’s first point as a T-Bird. Bauer was selected in the second round of the 2017 Bantam Draft. T-Birds Name Nolan Volcan Captain…Nolan Volcan is team captain for the 2018-19 season. Volcan is the 35th captain in team history. Volcan is in his fifth season with the T-Birds and had played in 284 career games with 78 goals and 114 assists for 192 points. In 49 career playoff games Volcan has nine goals and 12 assists for 21 points. The Rookies…The T-Birds have 10 rookies on the roster. They are goalie Cole Schwebius, defenseman Tyrel Bauer, center Graeme Bryks, right wing Andrej Kukuca, defenseman Simon Kubicek, right wing Payton Mount, defenseman Cade McNelly, defenseman Payton McIsaac, center Jared Davidson and left wing Lucas Ciona. T-Birds Acquire Brecon Wood…General manager Bil La Forge announced October 30 the team acquired left wing Brecon Wood from the Moose Jaw Warriors for a seventh-round pick in the 2020 Bantam Draft. Wood made his T-Birds debut November 2 in Prince George. Wood is 6’2 and 184 pounds and played seven games with the Warriors this season and had one goal. Wood, from Edmonton, Alberta, has played 91 games with the Warriors over three seasons and has five goals and two assist for seven points with 30 penalty minutes. Wood will wear number 27 for the T-Birds. T-Birds Acquire Loeden Schaufler…General manager Bil La Forge announced October 8 the team acquired defenseman Loeden Schaufler, a ninth-round selection in the 2019 Bantam Draft and conditional future Bantam Draft picks from the Kootenay ICE for left wing Eric Fawkes. Last season Schaufler played 32 games with the ICE and had six assists. He was a third-round selection, 56th overall, in the 2015 Bantam Draft by the ICE. Fawkes, from Winnipeg, Manitoba, was the T-Birds second round selection, 40th overall, in the 2016 Bantam Draft. Fawkes is currently playing with the Winkler Flyers in the MJHL and had three assists in seven games. Schaufler will wear number 32 for the T-Birds. T-Birds Select Andrej Kukuca and Simon Kubicek In Import Draft…The T-Birds selected forward Andrej Kukuca from Slovakia in the first round, 29th overall, in the CHL Import Draft on June 28. Kukuca played 44 games for Trencin in the Slovakian U20 Junior League last season and had 43 goals and 27 assists for 70 points. In 18 playoff games last season he had 18 goals and 10 assists for 18 points. Kukuca, a right-hand shot, is 6’2 and 165-pounds and is a 2001birth year. In the second round, with the 89th overall pick, the T-Birds selected defenseman Simon Kubicek from the Czech Republic. Kubicek played 29 games last season with Ceske Budejovice in the Czech Republic U18 League and had nine goals and 10 assists for 19 points. He also represented his country playing six games at the U17 World Hockey Challenge and had three assists. Kubicek, a right-hand shot, is 6’2 and 179-pounds and is a 20001-birth year.

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# Players 1 Tyszka (2017, Montreal) 2 Harsch (2018, Las Vegas), Hughes (2018, Philadelphia)

HOW ACQUIRED Round 1st 2nd 6th 8th 10th Euro List Trade

# 3 4 2 2 1 2 4 7

Player (year) Tyszka (14), Lee (16), Mount (17) Volcan (13), Wedman (14), Bauer (17), Ciona (18) Hamaliuk (15-111th), Carpendale (15-125th) Harsch (14), Bryks (16) Schwebius (16) Kukuca (18-1st), Kubicek (18-2nd) Huo, McNelly, Savey, Davidson Andrusiak (PA), Philp (Ktn), Hughes (Edm), Kaluski (MJ), Williams (Reg), Schaufler (Ktn), Wood (MJ)

2018-19 RECORD by MONTH and DAY OF WEEK Month September October November December January February March Totals

Games 3 10 12 10 13 12 9 68

Record 2-1-0-0 5-3-2-0 1-6-1-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 8-10-30

Home 1-0-0-0 3-1-1-0 1-3-1-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 5-4-2-0

2018-19 RECORDS 1-goal games 2-goal games 3-goal games Scoring first Opponents scoring first Leading after 1 period Trailing after 1 period Tied after 1 period Leading after 2 periods Trailing after 2 periods Tied after 2 periods Overtime Record Shootout Record Out-shooting opponent Out-shot by opponent Shots are even vs. BC vs. US vs. WESTERN CONFERENCE vs. Central vs. East vs. EASTERN CONFERENCE

1-0-3-0 8-6-0-0 4-4-0-0 7-2-1-0 1-8-2-0 4-2-1-0 0-7-1-0 4-1-1-0 6-0-1-0 0-8-1-0 2-2-1-0 0-3 0-0 2-1-1-0 6-7-2-0 0-2-0-0 4-5-0-0 3-5-3-0 7-10-3-0 1-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 1-0-0-0

Road 1-1-0-0 2-2-1-0 0-3-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 3-6-1-0

Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Totals

Games 1 9 6 0 22 24 6 68

Wins 0 1 1 0 1 5 0 8

Loss 0 1 1 0 5 3 0 10

OTL 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 3

SOL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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GAME 25 at Seattle Thunderbirds Friday, November 23, 2018

HITMEN HEADLINES: The Calgary Hitmen play Game 5 of a season high seven game road trip tonight in Kent against the Seattle Thunderbirds. The Hitmen are 3-1 on the swing following Wednesday’s 3-2 win in Portland. Goaltender Carl Stankowski made 38 saves in first star performance for Calgary. Among his work was a remarkable second period mid-air stick blade stop while reaching back. Tied 1-1 after 40 minutes, the turning point came early in the third period when the Hitmen struck for a pair of goals in the first eight minutes. The first came off the stick of James Malm, the second on a breakaway from Riley Stotts. Jake Kryski provided the other Calgary goal on a second period power play. Cody Glass and John Ludvig replied for the Winterhawks who outshot the Hitmen 40-28. Calgary went 1-3 on the power play. Portland was 0-5. VS. SEATTLE: Tonight is the first and only regular season meeting between the Hitmen and Thunderbirds. Seattle recorded a 4-3 victory in their only battle last season on Oct. 28, 2017 at Scotiabank Saddledome. With the game appeared headed for overtime, Austin Strand scored the winner with 42 seconds remaining. This is Calgary’s first visit to ShowWare Center since Nov. 11, 2016, when the Hitmen posted a 3-1 win. Calgary mustered only 16 shots but received a first star performance from goaltender Cody Porter who made 27 saves. Matteo Gennero paced the scoring attack with a goal and two assists.

STREAKS: Egor Zamula (1g, 5a) has points in five of his last six games. Jake Kryski (2g, 2a) has points in three of his last four games. Riley Stotts (3g) has scored in two of his last three games. Carl Stankowski has won his last two starts stopping 71 of 74 shots. HOMECOMING: Tonight marks the return to Seattle for two Hitmen in Carl Stankowski and Kaden Elder. Stankowski helped lead Seattle to the Ed Chynoweth Cup as WHL Champions in 2017 winning all 16 playoff games while posting a 2.50 goals against average and .911 save percentage. The Hitmen acquired Stankowski and a conditional fourthround WHL Bantam Pick from Seattle on Aug. 7, 2018 in exchange for the rights to 17-year-old U.S. prospect Mike Koster, an eighth-round pick in the 2019 WHL Bantam Draft and a conditional fourth-round selection in either 2019 or 2020. Elder meanwhile also started his WHL career with the Thunderbirds. Taken in the first round, 22nd overall in the 2013 WHL Bantam Draft, he played 53 games with Seattle over parts of two seasons before being traded to Swift Current on Nov. 10, 2015. INSIDE THE ROAD TRIP: Calgary is 3-1 on their current road trip having outscored the opposition by a combined 1310. Thirteen different players have picked up at least a point with Mark Kastelic and Egor Zamula leading the way with five points each. Jake Kryski and James Malm are next with four. Special teams have been simply outstanding. The power play is 5-12 (41.7%) while the penalty kill is 12-13 (92.3%). WHL TOP 15: Mark Kastelic is tied for third in the WHL in goals with 19 while his 30 points rank 15th. Josh Prokop is tied for 11th in rookie scoring with 11 points. HIGHWAY TRACKER: Calgary’s tilt in Kent against the T-Birds is the fifth stop in a stretch of six games in nine nights. Once the journey wraps up and the Hitmen return back to Calgary, they will have covered a grand total of 3,004 kilometers. So far they have gone 1,741 kilometers. LONG TIME COMING: Calgary’s 5-0 win over Kootenay on Friday, Nov. 16 was their first shutout since March 11, 2016. That night Cody Porter made 29 saves in a 5-0 victory over the Oil Kings at Rexall Place in Edmonton. FAST FACTS: Calgary has taken 112 more shots than they have given up this season although they have been outshot in three consecutive games…The Hitmen have been shutout four times this season but are still averaging 3.5 goals per game…A total of 28 players have played at least a single game for Calgary…A Hitmen player has scored at least twice in a game 16 times this season this although Mark Kastelic’s three-goal performance last Saturday in Spokane was the first Hitmen hat-trick. DID YOU KNOW?: Following this seven game road trip, Calgary heads in the opposite direction playing 10 of their next 12 at home. BOUNCING BACK: Since starting the season 0-5-1-0, the Hitmen have gone 9-8-1-0.

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GAME 25 at Seattle Thunderbirds Friday, November 23, 2018

HOME AND AWAY COMPARISON: The Hitmen are 6-7 on the road while Seattle is 5-4-2-0 at home. REGULAR SEASON CAREER MILESTONE WATCH: Vladislav Yeryomenko is one game shy of 150. James Malm is six points away from 150. Carl Stankowski is 15 saves away from 500. Jake Kryski played career game 300 on Nov. 17 in Spokane while Luke Coleman played in game 250 Nov. 16 against Kootenay. Coleman is also two goals shy of 50. TEDDY BEAR TICKETS: Due to overwhelming demand, press-level seating is open for The Brick Teddy Bear Toss. Tickets are available starting at $14.99 for adults and $9.99 for students and kids (plus applicable fees and taxes). Limited second level seating also remains. Fans are encouraged to bring a new small or medium-sized stuffed toy to toss onto the ice when the Calgary Hitmen score their first goal on Sunday, Dec. 9 against the visiting Kamloops Blazers. Game time at the ’Dome is 2:00 p.m. NHL DRAFT: Mark Kastelic and Jackson van de Leest are both on NHL Central Scouting's November 'Players to Watch' list for the 2019 NHL Draft. They each received a ‘C rating’ which indicates fourth/fifth/sixth round candidate. HITMEN ALUMNUS: Andrew Ladd, who played two seasons with the Hitmen from 2003-05, is in the NHL with the New York Islanders. The 32-year-old forward from Maple Ridge, BC has seven points (3g, 4a) in 14 games. Ladd has played 934 career NHL games registering 533 points. WORLD STAGE: Luke Prokop joined Hockey Canada at the 2018 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge. The eightteam tournament saw Prokop and Canada White finish sixth. The Hitmen defenceman recorded one assist in five games. Prokop became the 28th player in franchise history to participate in the tournament joining fellow teammates Jackson van de Leest (2017), Carson Focht (2016), Jake Kryski (2014), Carl Stankowski (2016) and Riley Stotts (2016). Focht won gold with Canada White while van de Leest helped Canada Red capture silver. CORRAL SERIES: The Hitmen will play a trio of regular season games this season at the historic Stampede Corral. “The Corral Series” presented by Adrenalin Source for Sports, will see the Hitmen host the Brandon Wheat Kings on Friday, Feb. 1, the Regina Pats on Wednesday, Feb. 6 and the Prince Albert Raiders on Friday, Feb. 8. All will be 7:00 p.m. starts in the vintage building that first opened on Dec. 15, 1950 and was the original home of the Calgary Flames from 1980-83. Each game will be dedicated to a former elite team who once called the Stampede Corral home by wearing commemorative jerseys of the Calgary Centennials, Calgary Wranglers and Calgary Cowboys. The series will feature a number of exciting events including an opening night pre-game celebration and beer gardens, a luncheon, merchandise and other activities that will make this a week to remember. Tickets go on sale Nov. 26. HITMEN GO GREEN: On Sept. 26, National Tree Day, the Calgary Hitmen announced their participation in an environmental initiative called One Ticket, One Tree. The Hitmen will begin a pilot project where a tree will be planted for reforestation projects in the province for each game day and group ticket sold to the One Ticket, One Tree game when they host the Oil Kings on Mar. 8 at 7:00 p.m. In addition, Hitmen players will be in the community this season doing their part to reduce their ecological footprint and bring awareness to local environmental issues. HITMEN VS: (BDN 1-0), (EDM 0-1), (EVT 0-1), (KAM 0-0), (KEL 0-0), (KTN 2-1), (LET 1-2), (MH 1-1), (MJ 1-0), (POR 1-0), (PA 0-2), (PG 0-0), (RD 0-3-1-0), (REG 0-0-1-0), (SAS 1-2), (SEA 0-0), (SPO 1-0), (SC 0-0), (TC 0-0), (VAN 0-0), (VIC 0-0). TICKET SPECIALS: The 2018-19 Hitmen Hockey Pass includes 34 tickets to be used anytime, in any combination. Pass holders also receive a $50 Scotiabank Saddledome gift card and a FREE ticket to a select Flames, Roughnecks or Stampeders game. Passes start at less than $7 per ticket for kids and under $15 for adults. Also available is the 10-game Hitmen Flex Pack to be used for any game, in any combination. Students and kids tickets are $10 per game, adults and seniors $20. Applicable fees and taxes apply. Visit HitmenHockey.com to score yours today! UPCOMING GAMES: Calgary is back on the ice tomorrow night to wrap up their five-game tour of the U.S. Division in Kennewick against former teammate Dom Schmiemann and the Tri-City Americans. The Hitmen then have one more road game in Red Deer on Nov. 30 before returning back to the ‘Dome on Saturday, Dec. 1 against the Edmonton Oil Kings.