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YOB GAA SV% SO NHL DRAFT YOB GAA SV% SO NHL DRAFT

1 Stankowski, Carl Laguna Hills, CA 00 #### #### 0 Eligible 2019 30 Thomson, Bryan 'AP' Moose Jaw, SK 02 0 Eligible 2020

31 McNaughton, Jack Calgary, AB 01 3.23 0.894 0 Eligible 2020 35 Tetachuk, Carl Lethbridge, AB 01 2.28 0.931 0 Eligible 2019

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2 Krebs, Dakota Okotoks, AB 99 D 3 1 1 2 Eligible 2019 2 Addison, Calen Brandon, MB 00 D 3 1 1 2 PIT Rd. 2 '18

4 Toder, Layne Elkhorn, MB 00 D 3 0 0 0 Eligible 2019 4 Palivko, Danila Novopolotsk, BLR 01 D 3 0 0 0 Eligible 2020

5 van de Leest, Jackson Kelowna, BC 01 D 3 0 0 0 Eligible 2019 6 Prefontaine, Ty Saskatoon, SK 99 D 3 0 2 2 Eligible 2019

6 Prokop, Luke Edmonton, AB 02 D 3 0 2 2 Eligible 2020 7 Jones, Nolan Moose Jaw, SK 01 D 3 0 0 0 Eligible 2019

7 Klassen, Devan Crooked Creek, AB 01 D 3 1 0 1 Eligible 2019 8 Ross, Taylor Kronau, SK 98 LW 3 0 2 2 Free Agent

8 Yeryomenko, Vladislav Vitebsk, Belarus 99 D 3 0 1 1 NSH Rd. 5 '18 9 Hall, Justin Edmonton, AB 01 LW 1 0 1 1 Eligible 2019

9 Zamula, Egor Chelyabinsk, Russia 00 D 3 0 2 2 PHI-Signed FA 10 Leschyshyn, Jake Saskatoon, SK 99 C 3 3 1 4 VGK Rd. 2 '17

10 Prokop, Josh Edmonton, AB 00 RW 3 1 1 2 Eligible 2019 11 Merezhko, Igor Kharkov, UKR 98 D 3 0 1 1 Free Agent

11 Zimmerman, Cael Englefeld, SK 01 LW 3 0 1 1 Eligible 2019 12 Hall, Adam Edmonton, AB 01 C 0 0 0 0 Eligible 2019

12 Kastelic, Mark Phoenix, AZ 99 C 2 1 0 1 Eligible 2019 14 Shepard, Jackson West Vancouver, BC 00 LW 2 0 0 0 Eligible 2019

14 Korczak, Ryder Yorkton, SK 02 C 3 1 0 1 Eligible 2021 15 Bellerive, Jordy North Vancouver, BC 99 C 3 0 3 3 PIT Signed '17

15 Tschigerl, Sean 'AP' Whitecourt, AB 03 C 3 0 0 0 Eligible 2021 16 Cox, Zach Balzac, AB 99 C 3 0 1 1 Eligible 2019

16 Kryski, Jake Vancouver, BC 98 C 0 0 0 0 Free Agent 18 Stringer, Zack 'AP' Lethbridge, AB 03 LW 2 1 1 2 Eligible 2021

17 Campbell, Hunter Everett, WA 01 RW 0 0 0 0 Eligible 2019 19 Boyko, Noah Fort Saskatchewan, AB 02 C 2 0 0 0 Eligible 2020

18 Stotts, Riley Winnipeg, MB 00 C 3 0 1 1 TOR Rd. 3 '18 20 Elmer, Jake Calgary, AB 98 RW 3 0 3 3 NYR Signed FA

19 Focht, Carson Regina, SK 00 C 3 2 1 3 Eligible 2019 22 Thiessen, Rylan "AP" Brandon, MB 01 D 3 0 0 0 Eligible 2019

21 Fiddler-Schultz, Riley Fort Saskatchewan, AB 02 LW 3 0 0 0 Eligible 2020 23 Henry, Nick Portage la Prairie, MB 99 RW 3 2 1 3 COL Rd. 4 '17

24 Coleman, Luke Red Deer, AB 98 LW 3 1 0 1 Free Agent 24 Cozens, Dylan Whitehorse, YT 01 C 3 3 1 4 Eligible 2019

27 Carriere, Tye Red Deer, AB 01 C 1 0 0 0 Eligible 2019 25 Mahovlich, Scott Abbotsford, BC 99 RW 2 0 0 0 Eligible 2019

28 Malm, James Langley, BC 99 LW 3 0 0 0 Eligible 2019 27 Barlage, Logan Humboldt, SK 01 C 3 0 0 0 Eligible 2019

29 Elder, Kaden Saskatoon, SK 98 RW 3 0 0 0 Free Agent 28 Cotton, Alex Langley, BC 01 D 3 0 1 1 Eligible 2019

29 Wilson, Koletrane Edmonton, AB 99 D 3 0 1 1 Eligible 2019

Vice Chairman/CEO: Ken M. King President/Governor: Doug PaisleyPresident/Governor: John Bean 1st 2nd 3rd OT TOTAL General Manager: Peter Anholt 1st 2nd 3rd OT TOTAL

Vice President/Alternate Governor: Mike Moore Head Scout: Rob MacLachlanGeneral Manager: Jeff Chynoweth Head Coach: Brent Kisio Director of Player Personnel: Dallas Thompson Assistant Coaches: Jeff Hansen, Josh MacNevinHead Coach: Steve Hamilton Assistant/Video Coach: Andrew DotyAssistant Coaches: Trent Cassan, Joel Otto Goaltending Coach: Kevin SwansonAssistant/Goaltending Coach: Jason LaBarbera 1st 2nd 3rd OT TOTAL Skills Development Coach: Matt Anholt 1st 2nd 3rd OT TOTAL

Athletic Therapist: Nathan Hollinger Strength and Conditioning Coach: Trevor HardyEquipment Manager: Darien Engelhardt Athletic Therapist: Marty PalechukVideo Coaches: Troy Norcross, Cass Bruni Equipment Manager: Rhett White Strength & Conditioning Coach: Sean Hope-RossSkill Development Coach: Wayne DoughertyEducation Advisor/Billet Coordinator: Bernie Bajnok

Referees: Mike CAMPBELL, Brett IVERSON Linesmen: Chad HUSEBY, Mike ROBERTSVideo Goal Judge: Kris HartleySupervisor: Tom Kowal

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Playoff Brackets

2019 WHL Playoffs, Eastern ConferencePrince Albert (4) vs Red Deer (0)Prince Albert wins series 4 - 0Game 1 - Mar 22 Red Deer (0) at Prince Albert (3)Game 2 - Mar 23 Red Deer (4) at Prince Albert (6)Game 3 - Mar 26 Prince Albert (4) at Red Deer (2)Game 4 - Mar 27 Prince Albert (4) at Red Deer (1)* Game 5 - Mar 29 Red Deer at Prince Albert 7:00 PM MDT* Game 6 - Mar 31 Prince Albert at Red Deer 2:00 PM MDT* Game 7 - Apr 2 Red Deer at Prince Albert 7:00 PM MDT

2019 WHL Playoffs, Eastern ConferenceSaskatoon (4) vs Moose Jaw (0)Saskatoon wins series 4 - 0Game 1 - Mar 22 Moose Jaw (2) at Saskatoon (3) OTGame 2 - Mar 23 Moose Jaw (1) at Saskatoon (3)Game 3 - Mar 26 Saskatoon (3) at Moose Jaw (2)Game 4 - Mar 27 Saskatoon (4) at Moose Jaw (3) OT* Game 5 - Mar 29 Moose Jaw at Saskatoon 7:00 PM MDT* Game 6 - Mar 30 Saskatoon at Moose Jaw 7:00 PM MDT* Game 7 - Apr 1 Moose Jaw at Saskatoon 7:00 PM MDT

2019 WHL Playoffs, Eastern ConferenceEdmonton (2) vs Medicine Hat (2)Tied 2-2Game 1 - Mar 23 Medicine Hat (2) at Edmonton (1)Game 2 - Mar 24 Medicine Hat (3) at Edmonton (4)Game 3 - Mar 26 Edmonton (0) at Medicine Hat (5)Game 4 - Mar 27 Edmonton (5) at Medicine Hat (1)Game 5 - Mar 29 Medicine Hat at Edmonton 7:00 PM MDTGame 6 - Mar 31 Edmonton at Medicine Hat 6:00 PM MDT* Game 7 - Apr 2 Medicine Hat at Edmonton 7:00 PM MDT

2019 WHL Playoffs, Eastern ConferenceLethbridge (2) vs Calgary (1)Lethbridge leads 2-1Game 1 - Mar 22 Calgary (2) at Lethbridge (3) OTGame 2 - Mar 23 Calgary (1) at Lethbridge (4)Game 3 - Mar 26 Lethbridge (3) at Calgary (5)Game 4 - Mar 28 Lethbridge at Calgary 7:00 PM MDTGame 5 - Mar 30 Calgary at Lethbridge 7:00 PM MDT* Game 6 - Mar 31 Lethbridge at Calgary 4:00 PM MDT* Game 7 - Apr 2 Calgary at Lethbridge 7:00 PM MDT

2019 WHL Playoffs, Western ConferenceVancouver (2) vs Seattle (2)Tied 2-2Game 1 - Mar 22 Seattle (1) at Vancouver (7)Game 2 - Mar 23 Seattle (4) at Vancouver (1)Game 3 - Mar 26 Vancouver (6) at Seattle (4)Game 4 - Mar 27 Vancouver (3) at Seattle (4)Game 5 - Mar 29 Seattle at Vancouver 7:30 PM PDTGame 6 - Mar 30 Vancouver at Seattle 6:05 PM PDT* Game 7 - Apr 2 Seattle at Vancouver 7:00 PM PDT

2019 WHL Playoffs, Western ConferenceVictoria (2) vs Kamloops (2)Tied 2-2Game 1 - Mar 22 Kamloops (0) at Victoria (4)Game 2 - Mar 23 Kamloops (4) at Victoria (3) OTGame 3 - Mar 26 Victoria (3) at Kamloops (2)Game 4 - Mar 27 Victoria (3) at Kamloops (6)Game 5 - Mar 30 Kamloops at Victoria 7:05 PM PDTGame 6 - Apr 1 Victoria at Kamloops 7:00 PM PDT* Game 7 - Apr 3 Kamloops at Victoria 7:05 PM PDT

2019 WHL Playoffs, Western ConferenceEverett (2) vs Tri-City (1)Everett leads 2-1Game 1 - Mar 22 Tri-City (1) at Everett (6)Game 2 - Mar 23 Tri-City (3) at Everett (4)Game 3 - Mar 27 Everett (2) at Tri-City (3) OTGame 4 - Mar 28 Everett at Tri-City 7:05 PM PDTGame 5 - Mar 30 Tri-City at Everett 7:05 PM PDT* Game 6 - Mar 31 Everett at Tri-City 5:05 PM PDT* Game 7 - Apr 2 Tri-City at Everett 7:05 PM PDT

2019 WHL Playoffs, Western ConferenceSpokane (3) vs Portland (1)Spokane leads 3-1Game 1 - Mar 22 Portland (2) at Spokane (5)Game 2 - Mar 23 Portland (5) at Spokane (3)Game 3 - Mar 26 Spokane (5) at Portland (4) OTGame 4 - Mar 27 Spokane (4) at Portland (3) OTGame 5 - Mar 30 Portland at Spokane 7:05 PM PDT* Game 6 - Apr 1 Spokane at Portland 7:00 PM PDT* Game 7 - Apr 3 Portland at Spokane 7:05 PM PDT

Wednesday's Results Thursday's Games Friday's GamesEdmonton 5 at Medicine Hat 1Saskatoon 4 at Moose Jaw 3 (OT)Prince Albert 4 at Red Deer 1Victoria 3 at Kamloops 6Spokane 4 at Portland 3 (OT)Vancouver 3 at Seattle 4Everett 2 at Tri-City 3 (OT)

Lethbridge at Calgary - 7:00 PM MDTEverett at Tri-City - 7:05 PM PDT

Medicine Hat at Edmonton - 7:00 PM MDTRed Deer at Prince Albert - 7:00 PM MDTMoose Jaw at Saskatoon - 7:00 PM MDTSeattle at Vancouver - 7:30 PM PDT

GAME 4 vs. Lethbridge Hurricanes Thursday, March 28, 2019

HITMEN HEADLINES: The Calgary Hitmen host the Lethbridge Hurricanes tonight in Game 4 of their best-of-seven opening round WHL playoff series. It’s a 7:00 p.m. start at Scotiabank Saddledome with FREE bottomless popcorn for all kids in attendance. The Mount Royal Rocky Mountain Taiko Ensemble will once again perform from the top of section 215 during whistle breaks and in both intermissions. Calgary produced a 5-3 win on Tuesday in Game 3 and now trails the series 2-1. Carson Focht scored twice and added an assist to power the Hitmen scoring attack that was propelled by a strong start, scoring twice in the opening five minutes, en route to a 3-0 second period lead. Josh Prokop with a goal and an assist, Ryder Korczak and Luke Coleman, into an empty net, also tallied markers for the home side. Luke Prokop chipped in a pair of assists. Dylan Cozens netted a pair of goals for the ‘Canes with Zack Stringer adding a single. Special teams were a major factor as the Hitmen killed a stretch of five straight Lethbridge power plays before scoring the eventual game winner with the extra attacker early in the third period to make it 4-2. Calgary outshot Lethbridge 36-29 with Hitmen goalie Jack McNaughton making 26 saves to record his first career playoff victory. Carl Tetachuk made 31 stops in the loss. HITMEN PLAYOFF TICKETS: Hitmen playoff tickets for Game 4 can be purchased through Ticketmaster.ca, HitmenHockey.com or at the Scotiabank Saddledome Box Office. Twelve-game playoff packages are available for $199. Single game tickets start at $22.49 for adults, $12.99 for kids 12 and under and group tickets for $15.00 plus applicable fees and taxes. Also available is the Calgary Co-op Family Playoff Pack which includes four tickets, four hot hogs, four soft drinks and one popcorn for $74.99. This deal can be purchased at all Calgary Co-op locations. Game 6, if necessary, will also be played at the ‘Dome on Sunday, Mar. 31 at 4:00 p.m. Sunday Funday pricing, presented by Ricky’s All Day Grill, will be in effect and includes face painters and a post-game family skate that is FREE with a game ticket. 2019 WHL Playoffs: Round 1 Schedule: The Hitmen and Hurricanes opening round playoff series is a 2-2-1-1-1 format.

Game 1 ‘Canes 3 Hitmen 2 OT LET leads series 1-0 ENMAX Centre, Lethbridge

Game 2 ‘Canes 4 Hitmen 1 LET leads series 2-0 ENMAX Centre, Lethbridge

Game 3 Hitmen 5 ‘Canes 3 LET leads series 2-1 Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary

Game 4 Thursday, March 28 7:00 p.m. Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary

Game 5 Saturday, March 30 7:00 p.m. Nicholas Sheran Arena, Lethbridge

Game 6* Sunday, March 31 4:00 p.m. Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary

Game 7* Tuesday, April 2 7:00 p.m. Nicholas Sheran Arena, Lethbridge *If necessary SERIES NOTES: The team scoring first is 2-1...Calgary has outshot Lethbridge by a combined 102-94…There has been only one lead change in the series and that was in Game 1. SHOT CLOCK: Carson Focht leads all Hitmen with 16 shots on goal in the series. Riley Fiddler-Schultz is next with nine while Josh Prokop and Luke Coleman both have eight. Jake Leschyshyn and Nick Henry have 14 shots each to top the Hurricanes. Dylan Cozens has 11. FACE-OFF CIRCLE: Calgary is 127-228 on draws this series, operating at 55.7%. PLAYOFF HISTORY: 2019 marks the fifth time in league history the Hitmen and Hurricanes square off in a playoff series. Calgary has won three of the previous four. 2005: CGY 4 LET 1 – Hitmen led by Ryan Getzlaf (8pts), Andrew Ladd (6pts) and Justin Pogge 1.29 GAA 2006: CGY 4 LET 2 – Hitmen led by Fredrik Pettersson (7pts), Craig Lineker (7pts) and Justin Pogge 2.97 GAA 2008: LET 4 CGY 0 – Canes led by Mitch Fadden (7pts), Zach Boychuk (6pts) and Juha Metsola 1.73 GAA 2009: CGY 4 LET 0 – Hitmen led by Brandon Kozun (7pts), Kyle Bortis (7pts) and Martin Jones 1.00 GAA POST-SEASON EXPERIENCE: The Hitmen have a combined 196 games of playoff experience. Kaden Elder leads all players with 49 post-season games played. He also tops the Hitmen in career playoff points with 10. GAME 4 FACTS: The Hitmen are 28-15 all-time in Game 4’s.

GAME 4 vs. Lethbridge Hurricanes Thursday, March 28, 2019

COMEBACK TRAIL: Twice in franchise history the Hitmen have rebounded from an 0-2 playoff series deficit to win. In the 2010 post-season they lost both games on home ice before bouncing back to defeat the Moose Jaw Warriors in seven games in the opening round. During the 2007 WHL Playoffs, Calgary dropped the first two games of their second-round set with Brandon on the road then came roaring back with four straight wins to capture the series in six. PLAYOFF RECORD: Calgary has a lifetime playoff record of 132-107. The Hitmen have competed in 43 series prior to this one. They have won 26 and lost 17. Calgary is 30-20 all-time in post-season overtime games. HITMEN CAREER PLAYOFF LEADERBOARD: Games Played: Michael Stone 62 Goals: Pavel Brendl 35 Assists: Brandon Kozun and Brad Moran 48 Points: Brad Moran 82 Wins: Martin Jones 32 VS. LETHBRIDGE: The Hitmen and Hurricanes met six times in the regular season. Lethbridge won five of the meetings with the two teams combining for 59 goals. Mark Kastelic (5g, 4a) was Calgary’s top scorer with nine points against the ‘Canes while Kaden Elder (4g, 2a), Jake Kryski (1g, 5a) and Vladislav Yeryomenko (1g, 5a) all had six. Jordy Bellerive (7g, 6a) was the top ‘Cane with 13 points while Jake Elmer (4g, 6a) was next with 10.

2018-19 SERIES RECAP Oct. 12/18 in CGY: CGY 6 LET 5…Mark Kastelic led Calgary with two goals and an assist. Oct. 26/18 in CGY: LET 7 CGY 6… Zach Cox scored with 6:34 remaining to snap a 6-6 tie. Nov. 9/18 at LET: LET 4 CGY 2…The Hitmen lost despite holding Lethbridge to 19 shots. Dec. 16/18 in CGY: LET 6 CGY 4…Jordy Bellerive led the ‘Canes with three points (2g, 1a). Feb. 13/19 at LET: LET 6 CGY 2…The Hurricanes scored five times in the first period. Mar. 9/19 at LET: LET 7 CGY 4…Jordy Bellerive tallied five points (2g, 3a).

INSIDE THE SERIES Shots on Goal: CGY 199 LET 181 Power Plays: CGY 4-20 (20%) LET 5-22 (22.7%)

STREAKS: Defencemen Dakota Krebs (1g, 1a) and Egor Zamula (2a) both have points in two of their last three games. RACE FOR THE TOP: For the fifth time in franchise history there was a tie for Hitmen leading scorer as James Malm and Mark Kastelic both finished with 77 points. The last time it happened was the 2013-14 campaign when both Brady Brassart and Greg Chase finished with 85 points. Kyle Bortis and Ryan White both collected 72 points in 2007-08, Ryan White and Brodie Dupont shared the lead at 53 points in 2005-06 while Ryan Getzlaf and Andrew Ladd finished with 75 points each in 2003-04. HOME AND AWAY: Calgary was 20-11-3-0 on home ice during the regular season while Lethbridge went 20-9-4-1 on the road. SCORING DEPTH: For the first time since the 2013-14 season, Calgary had four players with 25 or more goals in a regular season with Mark Kastelic (47), James Malm (34), Kaden Elder (27) and Carson Focht (26). In 2013-14 they were Jake Virtanen (45), Brady Brassart (35), Greg Chase (35) and Pavel Padakin (27). IMPORT IMPACT: Defenceman Egor Zamula was the first Hitmen import player to top the 50-point plateau since Radel Fazleev tallied 71 during the 2015/16 season. Zamula finished the regular season with 56. HITMEN MONTH-BY-MONTH: September (0-3-1-0), October (4-6-1-0), November (6-5-0-1), December (6-2-1-0), January (9-3-0-0), February (7-3-2-0), March (5-5-1-0). HITMEN ALUMNUS: Chris Driedger, who played three seasons with the Hitmen from 2011-14, has split this season between the AHL’s Springfield Thunderbirds and ECHL’s Manchester Monarchs. The 24-year-old goalie is 13-10-1 with a 2.53 goals against average and .921 save percentage with the AHL’s Thunderbirds while posting a 6-5 record along with a 2.75 goals against average and .911 save percentage with Manchester.

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HURRICANES REGULAR SEASON RECORD: 40-18-5-5 Home: 20-9-1-4 Road: 20-9-4-1

LAST GAME: 5-3 Loss at Calgary Hitmen: The Lethbridge Hurricanes were downed 5-3 in Game 3 of their first-round best-of-seven series against the Calgary Hitmen on Tuesday. The defeat thins the ‘Canes series victory to a 2-1 series lead. Dylan Cozens scored twice while Zack Stringer added the other in the loss. Carl Tetachuk made 31 saves in the set-back.

PLAYOFF SERIES: Tonight will be Game 4 of the best-of-seven first round series between the Hurricanes and the Hitmen. The Hurricanes lead the series 2-1. It’s the first time the two teams will face-off in the WHL Playoffs since 2009 while it will be the fifth time overall the ‘Canes will face the Hitmen in the post-season.

PLAYOFF SERIES: (*if necessary) TOP 7 PLAYOFF SCORERS Game 1 – March 22nd, 7:00pm – at Lethbridge (3-2 OT LET) Dylan Cozens – 3G, 1A – 4 points Game 2 – March 23rd, 7:00pm – at Lethbridge (4-1 LET) Jake Leschyshyn – 3G, 1A – 4 points Game 3 – March 26th, 7:00pm – at Calgary (5-3 CGY) Nick Henry – 2G, 1A – 1 points Game 4 – March 28th, 7:00pm – at Calgary Jake Elmer – 0G, 3A – 3 points Game 5 – March 30th, 7:00pm – at Lethbridge Jordy Bellerive – 0G, 3A – 3 points *Game 6 – March 31st, 4:00pm – at Calgary Ty Prefontaine – 0G, 2A – 2 points *Game 7 – April 2nd, 7:00pm – at Lethbridge Zack Stringer – 1G, 1A – 2 points

2018-2019 REGULAR SEASON STATS LEADERS: Goals (3) – Jake Leschyshyn & Dylan Cozens Assists (3) – Jordy Bellerive & Jake Elmer Points (4) – Jake Leschyshyn & Dylan Cozens PIMS (9) – Jackson Shepard & Scott Mahovlich Plus/Minus (+3) – Ty Prefontaine Wins (2) – Carl Tetachuk Shutouts (0) – N/A Save % (.931) – Carl Tetachuk Goals Against Average (2.27) – Carl Tetachuk

REGULAR SEASON SERIES: The Hurricanes and Hitmen met six times in the regular season with the ‘Canes posting a 5-1-0-0 record after winning the final five head-to-head match-ups. The ‘Canes outscored the Hitmen 35-24 (5.83 - 4.00 avg.). Jordy Bellerive led all ‘Canes scorers having recorded 13 points (7g-6a) in six games while Mark Kastelic led the Hitmen in scoring with 9 points (5g-4a) in six appearances.

REGULAR SEASON SERIES: TOP 6 HURRICANES SCORERS October 12th/2018 – at Calgary (6-5 CGY) Nick Henry – 29G, 65A – 94 points October 26th/2018 – at Calgary (7-6 LET) Dylan Cozens – 34G, 50A – 84 points November 9th/2018 – at Lethbridge (4-2 LET) Jordy Bellerive – 33G, 50A – 83 points December 16th/2018 – at Calgary (6-4 LET) Jake Leschyshyn – 40G, 41A – 81 points February 13th/2019 – at Lethbridge (6-2 LET) Jake Elmer – 39G, 42A – 81 points March 9th/2019 – at Lethbridge (7-4 LET) Taylor Ross – 34G, 35A – 69 points

2018-2019 REGULAR SEASON STATS LEADERS: Goals (40) – Jake Leschyshyn Assists (65) – Nick Henry Points (94) – Nick Henry PIMS (120) – Koletrane Wilson Plus/Minus (+41) – Taylor Ross Wins (24) – Carl Tetachuk Shutouts (2) – Carl Tetachuk Save % (.909) – Carl Tetachuk Goals Against Average (2.88) – Carl Tetachuk

2018-2019 REGULAR SEASON LEADERS: - Jake Leschyshyn was tied for 9th in WHL Goals with 40 (one of 11 players with 40+ goals) - Jake Leschyshyn was tied 6th in WHL Power Play Goals with 16 - Jake Leschyshyn was tied 4th in WHL Game-Winning Goals with 10 - Jake Leschyshyn was 1st in WHL Faceoff Attempts with 1799 & 1st in WHL Faceoff Wins with 1024 - Nick Henry was 7th in WHL Scoring with 94 points (one of 7 players with 90+ points) - Nick Henry was tied for 2nd in WHL Assists with 65 - Jake Elmer was 1st in WHL Shorthanded Goals with 7 - Jordy Bellerive was 9th in WHL Shots with 267 - Calen Addison was 2nd in WHL Power Play Assists with 32 - Taylor Ross was tied 10th in WHL Plus/Minus with a +41 rating


NEWS & NOTES: Four Before: The Hurricanes have met the Calgary Hitmen four prior times in the WHL Playoffs. The ‘Canes have posted a 1-3 playoff series record against the Hitmen, having been swept in four games in the second round of the 2009 playoffs the last time they met in the post-season. Lethbridge’s lone series win as in the 2008 WHL Eastern Conference Championship Series eliminating Calgary in a four game sweep.

Playoff Experience: The ‘Canes have a total of 398 man-games worth of playoff experience. Of all the Hurricanes, the most experienced player is defenseman Igor Merezhko who has skated in 44 WHL Playoff games. The ‘Canes entered the 2018 WHL Playoffs with 190 man-games worth of experience

Game 4’s: Lethbridge has posted an all-time record of 11-25 in Game 4’s in their WHL post-season history. The ‘Canes won two of the three Game 4’s in the WHL Playoffs last year with wins over the Brandon Wheat Kings and the Swift Current Broncos.

All-Time Record: In the playoffs, the Hurricanes have posted an all-time 85-101 record in 186 games. The ‘Canes have posted an all-time 18-18 series record while having gone 4-2 in playoff series in the last two WHL post-seasons as the ‘Canes have gone to the third round in back-to-back seasons.

Back-to-Back: The Hurricanes have gone to back-to-back Eastern Conference Championship Series. In 2017, the ‘Canes defeated Red Deer and Medicine Hat before falling in six games to the Regina Pats. While in 2018, the Hurricanes bounced Red Deer and Brandon before falling in six games to Swift Current.

70-30: During the regular season, the Hurricanes had five players reach the 70-point plateau: Henry (94), Cozens (84), Bellerive (83), Leschyshyn (81) and Elmer (81). They also had five players crack the 30-goal mark: Leschyshyn (40), Elmer (39), Ross (34), Cozens (34) and Bellerive (33). The last time the Hurricanes had five players reach both the 70-point and 30-goal mark was in 1996-1997; the ‘Canes went on to win their only WHL title while finishing as runner-ups at the 1997 Memorial Cup.

Pen to Paper: The Hurricanes have had two players sign NHL Entry-Level Contracts in the month of March. On March 16th, Jake Elmer signed a three-year deal with the New York Rangers while on March 1st, forward Nick Henry inked a three-year contract with the Colorado Avalanche. In total, the ‘Canes have four players who have signed NHL contracts as Jake Leschyshyn (VGK) and Jordy Bellerive (PIT) have also signed.

This is 40: Lethbridge finished the 2018-2019 regular season with a 40-18-5-5 record. It was just the seventh time in franchise history the Hurricanes have reached the 40-win plateau while it was the third time in four years under head coach Brent Kisio. No other ‘Canes coach have guided a team to 40+ wins in three separate seasons.

NHL DRAFTED PLAYERS: Nick Henry (COL Rnd 4, #94 – 2017, Signed) Jordy Bellerive (PIT Signed – 2017) Jake Leschyshyn (VGK Rnd 2, #62 – 2017, Signed) Calen Addison (PIT Rnd 2, #53 – 2018) Jake Elmer (NYR Signed – 2019)

HOW THE ‘CANES WERE BUILT: WHL Draft (10): Bellerive, Wilson, Addison, Cozens, A. Hall*, J. Hall*, Jones*, Cotton*, Boyko*, Thomson* Trade (8): Elmer**, Ross**, Mahovlich, Leschyshyn, Henry, Prefontaine, Shepard, Barlage CHL Import Draft (2): Merezhko**, Palivko* Listed/Signed (3): Cox, Thiessen*, Tetachuk*

GEOGRAPHICAL BREAKDOWN (* indicates rookie): Alberta – 7 – (Elmer**, Wilson, Cox, J. Hall*, A. Hall*, Boyko*, Tetachuk*) BC – 4 – (Shepard, Bellerive, Mahovlich, Cotton*) Saskatchewan – 6 – (Ross**, Leschyshyn, Prefontaine, Barlage, Jones*, Thomson*) Manitoba – 3 – (Henry, Addison, Thiessen*) Yukon – 1 – (Cozens) Belarus – 1 – (Palivko) Ukraine – 1 – (Merezhko**) ROSTER AGE BREAKDOWN (* indicates rookie): 1998 – 3 – (Elmer, Ross, Merezhko) 1999 – 7 – (Bellerive, Cox, Leschyshyn, Henry, Prefontaine, Wilson, Mahovlich) 2000 – 2 – (Shepard, Addison) 2001 – 9 – (Cozens, Barlage, A. Hall*, J. Hall*, Palivko*, Jones*, Cotton*, Thiessen*, Tetachuk*) 2002 – 2 – (Boyko*, Thomson*)


EXTRAS: Home-Sweet-Home: Over the last three years, the Hurricanes have posted an impressive 72-28-6-2 regular season record at the ENMAX Centre (a winning percentage of .667%). Over those three seasons, only Kelowna (76), Seattle (75) and the Brandon (74) have posted more home-ice wins. So far this season, the ‘Canes have posted a 20-9-1-4 record at the ENMAX Centre. The ‘Canes are 2-0 at home in the playoffs.

Coaching Records: Hurricanes head coach Brent Kisio, who served as an Assistant Coach at the 2019 World Juniors for Canada, is the third winningest coach in Hurricanes history having posted a 157-93-22 in his four years with the ‘Canes. Kisio earned his 150th coaching victory on February 27th in Prince Albert. He is 11 wins behind Bob Loucks for second all-time and 31 away behind Bryan Maxwell for first all-time.

Climbing Ranks: On January 18th, Hurricanes Captain Jordy Bellerive skated in his 250th career regular season game. The North Vancouver product became the 15th player in Hurricanes history to play in 250 games. He sits 7th all-time in regular season games played (274), is 10th all-time in franchise goals (117), is 11th in all-time assists (150) and is 11th all-time in points (267).

1,000th: On November 9th, 2018 the Hurricanes earned their 1,000th WHL regular season victory with a win against the Calgary Hitmen at the ENMAX Centre. The ‘Canes are currently in their 32nd season in Lethbridge. Since relocating from Calgary in 1987, the Hurricanes have posted a 1,030-1,059-63-49 record along with 96 ties in 2,281 regular season games.

Team WHL: Three Hurricanes – Jordy Bellerive, Calen Addison and Dylan Cozens – all suited up for Team WHL in the 2018 CIBC Canada Russia Series on November 5th and 6th. Cozens and Bellerive scored both goals in a 2-1 victory in Game 1 of the series in Kamloops. Addison was held pointless in the two games. ‘Canes Head Coach Brent Kisio served as an Assistant Coach for the two games. The three ‘Canes players was the most Lethbridge representatives for Team WHL since 2007.

Cherry’s Captain: Dylan Cozens served as the Captain for Team Cherry at the 2019 Sherwin-Williams CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game on January 23rd in Red Deer. It was the third straight season the Hurricanes had a representative at the Top Prospects game after Calen Addison (2018) and Stuart Skinner (2017) attended. Team Orr beat Team Cherry 5-4 in the game as Cozens went pointless.

Seeing Double: The Hurricanes have twin brothers on their roster for the first time ever. Adam and Justin Hall were both drafted in the 2016 WHL Bantam Draft. They are the first brother tandem to suit up together for the ‘Canes since Axel and Albin Blomqvist in 2012-13. Adam was born before Justin, by just two minutes.

Golden Moment: Two members of the Hurricanes helped Canada capture gold at the 2018 Hlinka Gretzky Cup in Edmonton. ‘Canes forward Dylan Cozens appeared in all six games for Canada and finished with seven points (1g-6a). It was the second straight season a Hurricanes player and coach won gold at the Under-18 tournament after Calen Addison and Brent Kisio helped Canada to gold in Slovakia in 2017.

Coaching Canada: Hurricanes head coach Brent Kisio served as an Assistant Coach for Canada at the 2019 World Junior Championship. Kisio has coached for Canada at the U-17 and the U-18 levels in his career. Hurricanes Assistant Coach Jeff Hansen served as a Video Coach at the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge while Assistant Coach Andrew Doty served as Video Coach at the 2018 Hlinka Gretzky Cup.

Euro Record: Defenseman Igor Merezhko appeared in his 250th WHL game on March 2nd in Regina against the Pats, all with the Hurricanes. Merezhko, who is in fourth and final season with the ‘Canes, is the all-time leader among European players in games played in Hurricanes history having suited up in 255 games.

Rookie of the Month: Hurricanes netminder Carl Tetachuk was named the WHL’s Rookie of the Month for the month of February. Tetachuk posted a 7-3-1-1 record in 12 games with a 2.83 goals against average and a .910 save percentage while earning his first WHL shutout on February 23rd. Tetachuk has posted a record of 10-1-0-0 in his last 11 regular season games with a 2.17 GAA, a .932 SV% and two shutouts.

Family Ties: Jordy Bellerive is the younger brother of former WHLer Matt Bellerive who played for Vancouver, Red Deer and Kamloops. Koletrane Wilson’s older brother Klarc Wilson played in the WHL with Brandon, Prince George and Edmonton, winning a WHL Championship in 2012 with the Oil Kings. Jake Leschyshyn’s father Curtis played in the WHL and the NHL. Scott Mahovlich is the cousin of former NHLer’s Frank and Peter Mahovlich. Jackson Shepard’s great-grandfather John Sheppard played in the NHL, winning the Stanley Cup in 1934 with the Chicago Black Hawks. While Hurricanes head coach Brent Kisio is the son of former WHL and NHL player, coach and executive Kelly Kisio, who is now a Professional Scout with the Vegas Golden Knights.

NO FORWARDS (14) POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN DOB 17-18 SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM DRAFT10 Prokop, Josh* RW R 5'10.25" 170 Edmonton, AB Jan. 30/00 Vernon Vipers BCHL 48 21 15 36 8 Eligible 201911 Zimmerman, Cael LW L 5'10.5" 182 Englefeld, SK Jan. 17/01 Calgary Hitmen WHL 66 6 12 18 24 Eligible 201912 Kastelic, Mark C R 6'3.5" 220 Phoenix, AZ Mar. 11/99 Calgary Hitmen WHL 71 23 22 45 93 Eligible 201914 Korczak, Ryder* C R 5'9.25" 157 Yorkton, SK Sept. 23/02 Yorkton Maulers SMHL 42 12 22 34 24 Eligible 202115 Tschigerl, Sean* 'AP' C L 5'11" 169 Whitecourt, AB Apr. 11/03 OHA Edmonton Bantam Prep CSSBHL 30 31 39 70 26 Eligible 202116 Kryski, Jake C L 5'11" 182 Vancouver, BC Mar. 8/98 Calgary Hitmen WHL 71 16 40 56 43 Free Agent17 Campbell, Hunter RW R 6'0.5" 200 Everett, WA Jan. 27/01 Calgary Hitmen WHL 59 4 7 11 25 Eligible 201918 Stotts, Riley C L 5'11.75" 179 Winnipeg, MB Jan. 5/00 Broncos/Hitmen WHL 69 19 25 44 46 TOR Rd. 3 '1819 Focht, Carson C L 6'0" 178 Regina, SK Feb. 4/00 Americans/Hitmen WHL 69 13 20 33 38 Eligible 201921 Fiddler-Schultz, Riley* LW L 5'10.25" 178 Fort Saskatchewan, AB May 13/02 Northern Alberta Elite 15's CSSHL 36 31 22 53 44 Eligible 202024 Coleman, Luke LW L 6'1.75" 207 Red Deer, AB Sept. 9/98 Calgary Hitmen WHL 72 15 24 39 27 Free Agent27 Carriere, Tye* C R 6'0.75" 181 Red Deer, AB Mar. 21/01 Red Deer Chiefs AMHL 34 18 14 32 14 Eligible 201928 Malm, James LW L 5'9" 159 Langley, BC June 25/99 Vancouver Giants WHL 72 19 47 66 26 Eligible 201929 Elder, Kaden RW R 5'9.25 180 Saskatoon, SK Mar. 16/98 Swift Current Broncos WHL 67 18 14 32 20 Free AgentNO DEFENCE (7) POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN DOB 17-18 SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM DRAFT2 Krebs, Dakota D R 6'4.5" 204 Okotoks, AB Mar. 26/99 Americans/Hitmen WHL 69 4 12 16 70 Eligible 20194 Toder, Layne D L 5'11.75" 186 Elkhorn, MB Jan. 2/00 Calgary Hitmen WHL 70 1 9 10 60 Eligible 20195 van de Leest, Jackson D L 6'6.25" 222 Kelowna, BC June 15/01 Calgary Hitmen WHL 36 1 4 5 30 Eligible 20196 Prokop, Luke* D R 6'3.75" 202 Edmonton, AB May 6/02 Northern Alberta X-Treme Prep CSSHL 28 4 16 20 10 Eligible 20207 Klassen, Devan* D R 6'1" 212 Crooked Creek, AB May 17/01 Grande Prairie Storm AMHL 29 5 10 15 38 Eligible 20198 Yeryomenko, Vladislav D R 6'0" 187 Vitebsk, Belarus Apr. 23/99 Calgary Hitmen WHL 63 13 28 41 30 NSH Rd. 5 '189 Zamula, Egor D L 6'3.5" 165 Chelyabinsk, Russia Mar. 30/00 Pats/Hitmen WHL 69 2 16 18 38 PHI-Signed FA

NO GOALTENDERS (2) POS CA HT WT HOMETOWN DOB 17-18 SEASON LEAGUE GP MP GAA SAV% SO DRAFT1 Stankowski, Carl G L 5'9.25" 157 Laguna Hills, CA Mar. 9/00 Seattle Thunderbirds Eligible 2019

31 McNaughton, Jack* G L 6'0.5" 175 Calgary, AB Oct. 30/01 Calgary Royals AMHL 21 1,281 2.58 0.906 1 Eligible 2020*Denotes rookie As of Mar. 21, 2019

HOCKEY OPERATIONS PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Vice Chairman / CEO: Ken M. King #4 Layne Toder: Toe-der

President / Governor: John Bean #8 Vladislav Yeryomenko: Yair-oh-menko

Vice President / Alternate Governor: Mike Moore #9 Egor Zamula: Yay-gor zuh-MOO-lah

General Manager: Jeff Chynoweth #12 Mark Kastelic: CAST-uh-lick

Director of Player Personnel: Dallas Thompson #14 Ryder Korczak: Kor-zack

Head Coach: Steve Hamilton #15 Sean Tschigerl: shu-GAL

Assistant Coaches: Trent Cassan, Joel Otto #16 Jake Kryski: KRISS-key

Assistant/Goaltending Coach: Jason LaBarbera #19 Carson Focht: Foke

Skill Development Coach: Wayne Dougherty #27 Tye Carriere: Carry-er

Athletic Therapist: Nathan Hollinger General Manager Jeff Chynoweth: Shuh-nowth

Equipment Manager: Darien Engelhardt Assistant Coach Trent Cassan: Kuh-SAN

Video Coaches: Troy Norcross, Cass Bruni

Strength & Conditioning Coach: Sean Hope-Ross

Education Advisor / Billet Coordinator: Bernie Bajnok

2019 CALGARY HITMEN PLAYOFF ROSTER

Missed entire 17-18 season due to injury

As of January 3, 2019

NO. FORWARDS (14) POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B 2017-2018 SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM DRAFT PRONUNCIATION

8 Ross, Taylor ** LW L 6'1 208 Kronau, SK Feb. 20/98 Spokane/Lethbridge WHL 64 21 21 42 12 Free Agent Ross

9 Hall, Justin * LW R 6'1 205 Edmonton, AB Mar. 27/01 CAC Edmonton Canadians Md. AAA AMHL 34 14 10 24 24 Eligible 2019 Hall

10 Leschyshyn, Jake C L 5'11 191 Saskatoon, SK Mar. 10/99 Regina Pats WHL 64 18 22 40 67 VGK R2, #63 '17 LIH-shish-in

12 Hall, Adam * C L 6'2 180 Edmonton, AB Mar. 27/01 CAC Edmonton Canadians Md. AAA AMHL 28 7 13 20 25 Eligible 2019 Hall

14 Shepard, Jackson LW L 5'9 180 West Vancouver, BC Feb. 28/00 Kamloops Blazers WHL 72 9 13 22 39 Eligible 2019 SHEP-erd

15 Bellerive, Jordy C L 5'11 194 North Vancouver, BC May 2/99 Lethbridge Hurricanes WHL 71 46 46 92 82 PIT Signed '17 BELL-ah-reev

16 Cox, Zach RW R 6'4 185 Balzac, AB Feb. 19/99 Lethbridge Hurricanes WHL 58 2 4 6 17 Eligible 2019 COX

18 Stringer, Zack * (AP) LW L 6'1 171 Lethbridge, AB Apr. 10/03 Lethbridge Hurricanes Md. AAA AMHL 23 17 13 30 30 Eligible 2021 STRING-er

19 Boyko, Noah * C R 6'1 174 Fort Saskatchewan, AB Aug. 29/02 Ft. Sask. Rangers Md. AAA AMHL 30 20 20 40 0 Eligible 2020 BOY-koh

20 Elmer, Jake ** RW R 6'1 182 Calgary, AB Dec. 31/98 Lethbridge Hurricanes WHL 70 18 19 37 46 Free Agent EL-murr

23 Henry, Nick RW R 5'11 194 Portage la Prairie, MB Jul. 4/99 Regina Pats WHL 53 14 15 29 32 COL R4, #94 '17 HEN-ree

24 Cozens, Dylan C R 6'3 185 Whitehorse, YT Feb. 9/01 Lethbridge Hurricanes WHL 57 22 31 53 20 Eligible 2019 CUZ-ins

25 Mahovlich, Scott RW R 6'3 186 Abbotsford, BC Apr. 20/99 Kamloops/Regina WHL 44 0 4 4 56 Eligible 2019 MAH-hov-lich

27 Barlage, Logan C R 6'5 204 Humboldt, SK Jan. 12/01 Swift Current/Lethbridge WHL 71 7 13 20 25 Eligible 2019 BAR-loggy

NO. DEFENCE (8) POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B 2017-2018 SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM DRAFT PRONUNCIATION

2 Addison, Calen D R 5'10 180 Brandon, MB Apr. 11/00 Lethbridge Hurricanes WHL 68 11 54 65 53 PIT R2, #53 '18 ADD-uh-SON

4 Palivko, Danila * D L 6'5 182 Novapolatsk, BLR Nov. 30/01 Team Belarus U17 BEL2 40 6 20 26 28 Eligible 2020 DAH-knee-lah PAH-leev-KOH

6 Prefontaine, Ty D L 6'3 205 Saskatoon, SK Jan. 13/99 Lethbridge Hurricanes WHL 71 5 20 25 52 Eligible 2019 PREE-fon-TANE

7 Jones, Nolan * D L 6'2 180 Moose Jaw, SK Apr. 26/01 Moose Jaw Generals SMHL 35 7 11 18 64 Eligible 2019 Jones

11 Merezhko, Igor ** D R 6'5 225 Kharkov, UKR Apr. 30/98 Lethbridge Hurricanes WHL 71 5 28 33 76 Free Agent MURR-ezj-KOH

22 Thiessen, Rylan * (AP) D R 6'1 180 Brandon, MB Feb. 7/01 Brandon Wheat Kings Md. AAA MMHL 48 8 24 32 56 Eligible 2019 THEE-sin

28 Cotton, Alex * D R 6'2 182 Langley, BC Mar. 12/01 Yale Hockey Academy Prep CSSHL 32 11 43 54 44 Eligible 2019 COT-tin

29 Wilson, Koletrane D R 6'3 212 Edmonton, AB Sept. 1/99 Lethbridge Hurricanes WHL 59 3 8 11 21 Eligible 2019 Wilson

NO. GOALTENDER (2) POS C HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B 2017-2018 SEASON LEAGUE GP MP SO GAASV% DRAFT PRONUNCIATION

30 Thomson, Bryan * (AP) G L 6'3 191 Moose Jaw, SK Apr. 9/02 Notre Dame Argos SMHL 28 ### 0 4.22 .890 Eligible 2020 TOM-sin

35 Tetachuk, Carl * G L 6'0 170 Lethbridge, AB Jan. 8/01 Lethbridge Hurricanes Md. AAA AMHL 32 ### 6 1.81 .919 Eligible 2019 TEDD-ah-CHUK

* Rookie ** Over Age

General Manager: Peter Anholt Skills & Development Coach: Matt AnholtHead Coach: Brent Kisio Athletic Therapist: Marty PalechukAssistant Coach: Jeff Hansen Equipment Manager: Rhett WhiteAssistant Coach: Josh MacNevin Strength & Conditioning Coach: Trevor HardyAssistant/Video Coach: Andrew Doty

Lethbridge Hurricanes Hockey Club 2018-2019 Roster

Leaders (Overall)Top 20 ScorersRank Player Team GP G A PTS

1 Davis Koch VAN 4 1 6 7

2 Brandon Hagel RD 4 4 2 6

3 Josh Paterson POR 4 4 2 6

4 Martin Fasko-Rudas EVT 3 3 3 6

5 Riley Woods SPO 4 2 4 6

6 Nolan Volcan SEA 4 1 5 6

7 Max Gerlach SAS 4 5 0 5

8 * Adam Beckman SPO 4 3 2 5

9 Kirby Dach SAS 4 3 2 5

10 Dylan Plouffe VAN 4 3 2 5

11 Jaret Anderson-Dolan SPO 4 2 3 5

12 Bowen Byram VAN 4 2 3 5

13 Noah Gregor PA 4 2 3 5

14 Dante Hannoun PA 4 2 3 5

15 Jermaine Loewen KAM 4 2 3 5

16 Matthew Wedman SEA 4 2 3 5

17 Jake Christiansen EVT 3 1 4 5

18 Max Patterson EVT 3 1 4 5

19 Tristen Nielsen VAN 4 1 4 5

20 Eli Zummack SPO 4 1 4 5

GoalsRank Player Team GP G

1 Max Gerlach SAS 4 5

2 Brandon Hagel RD 4 4

3 Josh Paterson POR 4 4

4 Dino Kambeitz VIC 4 4

5 Several Players Tied 3

AssistsRank Player Team GP A

1 Davis Koch VAN 4 6

2 Nolan Volcan SEA 4 5


Penalty MinutesRank Player Team GP PIM

1 Josh Brook MJ 4 14

2 Kody McDonald VIC 4 14

3 Bryan Lockner MH 4 12

4 Riley McKay SAS 4 11


Minor PenaltiesRank Player Team GP MinPen

1 Josh Brook MJ 4 7


Major PenaltiesRank Player Team GP MajPen

1 Bryan Lockner MH 4 2


Power Play GoalsRank Player Team GP PPG

1 Martin Fasko-Rudas EVT 3 3


Short Handed GoalsRank Player Team GP SHG

1 James Hamblin MH 4 2


ShotsRank Player Team GP Shots


2 Vince Loschiavo EDM 4 23

3 Bowen Byram VAN 4 21

4 Brandon Hagel RD 4 20


Shooting PercentageRank Player Team GP Goals Shots PCT

1 Several Players Tied 50.0

Game Winning GoalsRank Player Team GP GWG



Plus/MinusRank Player Team GP +/-

1 Sergei Sapego PA 4 8

2 Max Martin PA 4 7

3 Cole Fonstad PA 4 6

4 Davis Koch VAN 4 5


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Leading GoaliesTop 15 Goalies (by GAA)Rank Player Team GP Mins W L OTL SOL SO GA GAA SOW SOL SOGA SOA SO% SA SVS SV%

1 Todd Scott EDM 2 78 1 0 0 0 0 2 1.54 0 0 0 0 0.000 26 24 0.923

2 Ian Scott PA 4 240 4 0 0 0 1 7 1.75 0 0 0 0 0.000 82 75 0.915

3 Nolan Maier SAS 4 248 4 0 0 0 0 8 1.94 0 0 0 0 0.000 95 87 0.916

4 Trent Miner VAN 2 119 1 1 0 0 0 4 2.01 0 0 0 0 0.000 55 51 0.927

5 Dustin Wolf EVT 3 188 2 0 1 0 0 7 2.24 0 0 0 0 0.000 84 77 0.917

6 * Carl Tetachuk LET 3 184 2 1 0 0 0 7 2.28 0 0 0 0 0.000 101 94 0.931

7 * Mads Sogaard MH 4 239 2 2 0 0 1 10 2.51 0 0 0 0 0.000 159 149 0.937

8 Brodan Salmond MJ 1 63 0 0 1 0 0 3 2.84 0 0 0 0 0.000 38 35 0.921

9 Griffen Outhouse VIC 4 245 2 1 1 0 1 12 2.94 0 0 0 0 0.000 144 132 0.917

10 Dylan Ferguson KAM 3 183 2 1 0 0 0 9 2.94 0 0 0 0 0.000 91 82 0.901

11 Adam Evanoff MJ 3 182 0 2 1 0 0 9 2.96 0 0 0 0 0.000 117 108 0.923

12 Bailey Brkin SPO 4 252 3 1 0 0 0 13 3.10 0 0 0 0 0.000 140 127 0.907

13 * Jack McNaughton CGY 3 186 1 1 1 0 0 10 3.23 0 0 0 0 0.000 94 84 0.894

14 Dylan Myskiw EDM 3 160 1 2 0 0 0 9 3.37 0 0 0 0 0.000 71 62 0.873

15 Beck Warm TC 3 186 1 2 0 0 0 11 3.55 0 0 0 0 0.000 127 116 0.913

WinsRank Player Team W

1 Ian Scott PA 4

2 Nolan Maier SAS 4

3 Bailey Brkin SPO 3

4 Several Goaltenders Tied 2

SavesRank Player Team SVS

1 * Mads Sogaard MH 149

2 Griffen Outhouse VIC 132


4 * Roddy Ross SEA 121

5 Ethan Anders RD 119

LossesRank Player Team L

1 Ethan Anders RD 4

2 Several Goaltenders Tied 2

Save PercentageRank Player Team GA SVS SV%

1 * Mads Sogaard MH 10 149 0.937

2 * Carl Tetachuk LET 7 94 0.931

3 Trent Miner VAN 4 51 0.927

4 Todd Scott EDM 2 24 0.923

5 Adam Evanoff MJ 9 108 0.923

MinsRank Player Team Mins

1 Joel Hofer POR 254


3 Nolan Maier SAS 248


5 Ian Scott PA 240

ShutoutsRank Player Team SO

1 Ian Scott PA 1


3 * Mads Sogaard MH 1

* indicates rookie

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Leaders (Rookies)Top 20 ScorersRank Player Team GP G A PTS

1 * Adam Beckman SPO 4 3 2 5

2 * Kyrell Sopotyk KAM 4 3 1 4

3 * Aliaksei Protas PA 4 2 2 4

4 * Jack Finley SPO 4 1 3 4

5 * Simon Kubicek SEA 4 1 3 4

6 * Martin Lang KAM 4 1 3 4

7 * Lukas Svejkovsky VAN 4 1 3 4

8 * Ozzy Wiesblatt PA 4 3 0 3

9 * Robbie Fromm-Delorme POR 4 2 1 3

10 * Jaydon Dureau POR 4 0 3 3

11 * Seth Jarvis POR 4 0 3 3

12 * Phillip Schultz VIC 4 0 3 3



1 * Adam Beckman SPO 4 3

2 * Kyrell Sopotyk KAM 4 3

3 * Ozzy Wiesblatt PA 4 3





1 * Devan Klassen CGY 3 9

2 * Corson Hopwo MH 4 8

3 * Cameron Sterling MJ 4 7

4 * Quinn Schmiemann KAM 4 6



1 * Corson Hopwo MH 4 4






2 * Cameron Sterling MJ 4 1

3 * Nolan Jones LET 3 1



2 * Payton Mount SEA 4 2





2 * Jaydon Dureau POR 4 12

3 * Aliaksei Protas PA 4 11




1 * Eric Alarie MJ 4 1 2 50.0

2 * Gage Goncalves EVT 3 1 2 50.0

3 * Zack Stringer LET 2 1 2 50.0

4 * Kyrell Sopotyk KAM 4 3 8 37.5

5 * Payton Mount SEA 4 2 6 33.3




1 * Aliaksei Protas PA 4 4

2 * Lukas Svejkovsky VAN 4 4

3 * Eric Van Impe MH 4 3

4 * Ozzy Wiesblatt PA 4 3


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Leaders (Defencemen)Top 20 ScorersRank Player Team GP G A PTS

1 Dylan Plouffe VAN 4 3 2 5

2 Bowen Byram VAN 4 2 3 5

3 Jake Christiansen EVT 3 1 4 5

4 Linus Nassen MH 4 2 2 4

5 Jared Freadrich POR 4 1 3 4

6 * Simon Kubicek SEA 4 1 3 4

7 Artyom Minulin EVT 3 0 4 4

8 Jarret Tyszka SEA 4 0 4 4

9 Sergei Sapego PA 4 2 1 3

10 Aaron Hyman TC 3 1 2 3

11 Matthew Robertson EDM 4 1 2 3

12 Ty Smith SPO 4 1 2 3

13 Luke Zazula KAM 4 1 2 3

14 Josh Brook MJ 4 0 3 3

15 Dawson Davidson SAS 4 0 3 3

16 Clay Hanus POR 4 0 3 3

17 Nolan Kneen SAS 4 0 3 3

18 Montana Onyebuchi KAM 4 0 3 3

19 Brandon Schuldhaus SAS 4 0 3 3

20 Scott Walford VIC 4 0 3 3


1 Dylan Plouffe VAN 4 3


3 Linus Nassen MH 4 2




1 Jake Christiansen EVT 3 4

2 Artyom Minulin EVT 3 4

3 Jarret Tyszka SEA 4 4



1 Josh Brook MJ 4 14


3 Vladislav Yeryomenko CGY 3 9

4 Luke Zazula KAM 4 9



1 Josh Brook MJ 4 7

2 Dom Schmiemann TC 3 4

3 Trevor Longo MH 4 4









2 Conner McDonald EDM 4 17

3 Ty Smith SPO 4 16

4 Dawson Davidson SAS 4 15



1 Matthew Benson MJ 4 1 2 50.0

2 Linus Nassen MH 4 2 6 33.3

3 Dallas Hines VAN 4 1 3 33.3

4 Dakota Krebs CGY 3 1 3 33.3

5 Several Players Tied 25.0


1 Calen Addison LET 3 1

2 Dallas Hines VAN 4 1

3 * Simon Kubicek SEA 4 1



2 Max Martin PA 4 7

3 Clay Hanus POR 4 4

4 Linus Nassen MH 4 4


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Specialty Team RecordsTeam Power PlayRank Team GP ADV GF PP% SHGA

1 Spokane Chiefs 4 9 5 55.6 0

2 Tri-City Americans 3 12 4 33.3 1

3 Kamloops Blazers 4 12 4 33.3 1

4 Vancouver Giants 4 16 5 31.3 0

5 Seattle Thunderbirds 4 18 5 27.8 1

6 Everett Silvertips 3 15 4 26.7 1

7 Edmonton Oil Kings 4 12 3 25.0 2

8 Portland Winterhawks 4 9 2 22.2 0

9 Red Deer Rebels 4 14 3 21.4 1

10 Medicine Hat Tigers 4 15 3 20.0 0

11 Victoria Royals 4 17 3 17.6 1

12 Prince Albert Raiders 4 13 2 15.4 0

13 Lethbridge Hurricanes 3 13 2 15.4 0

14 Saskatoon Blades 4 17 2 11.8 1

15 Moose Jaw Warriors 4 11 1 9.1 1

16 Calgary Hitmen 3 12 1 8.3 0

Team Penalty KillRank Team GP TSH PPGA PK% SHGF

1 Lethbridge Hurricanes 3 12 1 91.7 0

2 Saskatoon Blades 4 11 1 90.9 1

3 Moose Jaw Warriors 4 17 2 88.2 1

4 Calgary Hitmen 3 13 2 84.6 0

5 Red Deer Rebels 4 13 2 84.6 0

6 Kamloops Blazers 4 17 3 82.4 1

7 Edmonton Oil Kings 4 15 3 80.0 0

8 Prince Albert Raiders 4 14 3 78.6 1

9 Spokane Chiefs 4 9 2 77.8 0

10 Medicine Hat Tigers 4 12 3 75.0 2

11 Tri-City Americans 3 15 4 73.3 1

12 Vancouver Giants 4 18 5 72.2 1

13 Seattle Thunderbirds 4 16 5 68.8 0

14 Everett Silvertips 3 12 4 66.7 1

15 Victoria Royals 4 12 4 66.7 1

16 Portland Winterhawks 4 9 5 44.4 0

Team Overtime PerformanceRank Team GP W L PTS PCT

1 Saskatoon Blades 2 2 0 4 1.000

2 Spokane Chiefs 2 2 0 4 1.000

3 Kamloops Blazers 1 1 0 2 1.000

4 Lethbridge Hurricanes 1 1 0 2 1.000

5 Tri-City Americans 1 1 0 2 1.000

6 Edmonton Oil Kings 0 0 0 0 0.000

7 Medicine Hat Tigers 0 0 0 0 0.000

8 Prince Albert Raiders 0 0 0 0 0.000

9 Red Deer Rebels 0 0 0 0 0.000

10 Seattle Thunderbirds 0 0 0 0 0.000

11 Vancouver Giants 0 0 0 0 0.000

12 Calgary Hitmen 1 0 1 1 0.500

13 Everett Silvertips 1 0 1 1 0.500

14 Victoria Royals 1 0 1 1 0.500

15 Moose Jaw Warriors 2 0 2 2 0.500

16 Portland Winterhawks 2 0 2 2 0.500

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