Showing posts with label Stats Updates. Show all posts
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Tuesday, November 9, 2010

11/9 Southwest Players Update

Here's another news update with local players recently.

*First off, Aberdeen Wings Goalie Frederieck Lesiner was named the League's Goalie of the Week back on November 1 after a huge weekend where he stopped 79 of 83 saves in a pair of victories which included both his first shutout with a 3-0 win and his first shootout of the season (both against the Coluee Region Chill).

He's been a big part of the season's turnaround as well as forwards like Cody Ward who's in a 3 way tie for 3rd in goals scored with 13 along with Rock Einersen (Texas Tornado) and Ft. Worth Native Michael Hill (Topeka Roadrunners).

After the Wings started the season losing 5 of their first 6, the Wings are slowly beginning to turn-around their season as Aberdeen is now in 4th place with 15 points (7-9-1) and is just 3 points back of both the defending Champion Bismarck Bobcats and Owatonna Express.

*Nebraska-Omaha's Johnnie Searfoss ended his five game pointless streak in a big way as he helped blow open a 3-0 lead into a 5-0 victory as he scored 2 goals in just 29 seconds on both sides of a 2 man advantage. He also assisted on the opening goal of the game where the UNO Mavericks continue to be unbeaten in WCHA Play at 4-0 and is 7-1-0 overall through 8 games. They trail by just 1 point to Minnesota-Duluth who's 4-1-1 in conference.

His big weekend didn't end there for the UNO Mavericks, he also scored his scored on Saturday in a 5-2 win in the 2nd game against Minnesota State. This takes his total from 1 point going into the weekend to 5 now, including 4 goals in 8 games played.

*Colin Jacobs had  an assist in the battle where it brought in a lot of Dallas Interest as he went up against Dallas Stars Prospect Scott Glennie and the Brandon Wheat Kings back on Saturday Night. The 2011 NHL Draft Prospect is beginning to find his grove after a lack-luster season last year where the Thunderbirds had one of the youngest teams in the entire WHL last season.

 He also had a goal and an assist in a 4-1 win over the Red Deer Rebels which included one of the best goals of his career as he had a great backhanded goal to make it 2-0 in the 2nd period.

Here's the Video of Colin Jacobs Backhand Goal VS. Red Deer


Here's the Latest Stat Update. Click the Players Name to see their player profile.

WHL/NCAA

Colin Jacobs  (Seattle)   15 GP  12 PTS  (5G 7A),  +1  24 PIM

Austin Smith  (Colgate)    6 GP    6 PTS   (2G 4A), 2 PIM

Armand De Swardt (Cornell)    2 GP   0 PTS   (0G 0A), 2 PIM

Locke Jillson  (Cornell)     4 GP   3 PTS   (1G 2A), 6 PIM

Keir Ross (Cornell)      4 GP   1 PTS   (0G 1A), 0 PIM

Chris Brown (Michigan)   10 GP   6 PTS   (1G 5A), 0 PIM

Jacob Fallon (Michigan)   5 GP   1 PTS    (1G 0A), 6 PIM    

Erik Higby (No. Michigan)   6 GP    2 PTS   (1G 1A),   10 PIM

CJ Ludwig (No. Michigan)    7 GP   0 PTS   (0G  0A),   26 PIM

Johnnie Searfoss (Neb.-Omaha)  8 GP   5 PTS   (4G 1A), 4 PIM

Matt Donovan (Denver)    10 GP   5 PTS  (3G 2A), 24 PIM

Chase Grant (Minn. State)    10 GP   5 PTS   (3G 2A)   2 PIM


USHL

Ian Young  (Chicago)    12 GP    8 PTS   (1G 7A),  +4  15 PIM

Tyler Aumgurgey (Dubuque)    10 GP   0 PTS (0G 0A), +1  14 PIM

Colton Hargrove (Fargo)    12 GP  3 PTS  (2G 1A), -5  36 PIM

Blake Coleman (Indiana)    10 GP   12 PTS  (4G 8A), +4  19 PIM

Josh Berge  (Lincoln)      6 GP  5 PTS  (2G 3A), +1 0 PIM

Cole Martin (Lincoln)     6 GP   3 PTS   (2G 1A), +2  6 PIM

Ryan Daugherty (Omaha)    8 GP  3 PTS   (1G 2A), +2  12 PIM

Greg Johnson  (Sioux City)   6 GP   0 PTS  (0G 0A), -3  0 PIM

Mike Williams (Sioux City)   8 GP   1 PTS  (0G 1A), -4  14 PIM

Seth Jones  (USNTDP)    6 GP     3 PTS  (1G 2A), +1  6 PIM


NAHL

Frederick Leisner (Aberdeen)   15 GP   7-7-1   3.54 GAA   .899 SV%

Tommy Rizzardo (Bismarck)    17 GP   6 PTS  (4G 2A), +5  33 PIM

Nicholas Miglio  (Bismarck)    10 GP   1 PTS  (1G 0A),  -1    8 PIM

Kyle Hughes (Corpus Christi)   16 GP  11 PTS  (1G 10A), -5   45 PIM

Axel Boyer  (Texas)     17 GP  9 PTS  (4G 5A), +9  27 PIM

Sean Hederick (Texas)   9 GP  7 PTS  (4G 3A), +4  2 PIM

Taylor Hendron (Texas)   15 GP   7 PTS  (3G 4A), +6  2 PIM

Marc Biggs  (Texas)    17 GP   10 PTS  (7G 3A),  +12  6 PIM

Jake Stafford (Texas)   9 GP    5-2-2    2.85 GAA   .874 SV%

Jacob Poe  (Topeka)    16 GP   8 PTS  (0G 8A),  E  37 PIM

Michael Hill (Topeka)   16 GP   26 PTS  (13G 13A), -4  34 PIM

Mason Miller  (Topeka)  7 GP   0 PTS  (0G 0A),  E  2 PIM

Cory Ramsay  (Topeka)   16 GP   3 PTS   (1G 2A), -4  25 PIM

Kyle Sharkley (Topeka)   6 GP   2 PTS  (1G 1A), -1  10 PIM

Tyler Hope  (Wenatchee)   16 GP  7 PTS  (3G 4A), E  34 PIM

Thursday, October 28, 2010

10/27 Canadian Jr. A Scoreboard

British Columbia Hockey League

Nanaimo Clippers 2  Cowichan Valley Capitals 1  (0-1, 1-0, 1-0)

Victoria Grizzlies 7  Salom Arm Silverbacks 10  (1-2, 4-4, 2-4)

Surrey Eagles 3  Coquitilam Express 1  (2-0, 0-1, 1-0)

Current BCHL Scoring Leaders

Current BCHL Goaltending Leaders


Alberta Junior Hockey League

Grand Prairie Storm 5  Brooks Bandits 4  (SO)  (2-1, 1-2, 1-1, 0-0, 1-0)

Sherwood Park Crusaders 4  St. Albert Steel 5  (OT) (2-1, 1-2, 1-1, 0-1)

Current AJHL Scoring Leaders

Current AJHL Goaltending Leaders


Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League

LaRonge Ice Wolves 6  Battlefords North Stars 5  (1-1, 1-2, 4-2)

Current SJHL Scoring Leaders

Current SJHL Goaltending Leaders


Manitoba Junior Hockey League

Neepawa Natives 3  Swan Valley Stampeders 2  (0-2, 0-0, 3-0)

Winnipeg South Blues 8  Steinbach Pistions 2  (4-1, 3-1, 1-0)

Current MJHL Scoring Leaders

Current MJHL Goaltending Leaders


Superior International Junior Hockey League

No Games Last Night

Current SIJHL Scoring Leaders

Current SIJHL Goaltending Leaders


Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League

Soo Eagles 2  Soo Thunderbirds 3  (1-0, 1-1, 0-2)

North Bay Trappers 2  Sudbury Junior Wolves 6  (0-1, 1-4, 1-1)

Current NOJHL Scoring Leaders

Current NOJHL Goaltending Leaders


Ontario Junior Hockey League

No Games Last Night

Current OJHL Scoring Leaders

Current OJHL Goaltending Leaders


Central tier 1 Hockey League

Gloucester Rangers 4  Ottawa Jr. Senators 1  (3-0, 0-1, 1-0)

Current CT1HL Scoring Leaders

Current CT1HL Goaltending Leaders


Maritime Hockey League

No Games Last Night

Current MHL Scoring Leaders

Current MHL Goaltending Leaders

Monday, October 18, 2010

Southwest Players Stats Update for 10/18

Here's a stats update and some Southwest Player Quickhits from the past week across North America. As always, if i'm missing someone, email me so I can find out where I can follow them as well.

*Colin Jacobs had a very strong weekend in 2 games against the Vancouver Giants where he had the game tying goal where the Thunderbirds later won in a shootout 4-3 where he is now tied in team scoring with 7 points (3G 4A) in 8 games. Even though he was held pointless in their 2nd game against the Calgary Hitmen, he was still able to be a physical presence to atleast keep the Thunderbirds in the game before losing 3-2 to the Hitmen.

This takes the T-Birds to 5-2-1 for 11 points and despite still being in 4th place in the U.S. Division, they have also played the fewest number of games along witht he Spokane Chiefs. This week will be a slow one where they have just one game on Friday Night against the Portland Winterhawks.

*Rock Einersen was named the NAHL South Division Player of the week by stepping up because of some crucial injuries to players like J.D. Howard and David Rigatti who are going to be out for several weeks. He had a 4 goal night in an 8-2 blowout of the New Mexico Mustangs on Friday Night. This is the 2nd straight week that a Tornado Player has won this award as Lativan Defensemen Ralfs Freibergs won it last week. Even though he was held pointless in Saturday's 3-1 win on Saturday, he was still a +2 over the weekend.

Here's Tony Curtale's Comment on the Plano, Texas Native

"Because of injuries, Sean has stepped in and made the most of his opportunity," said Tornado Head Coach Tony Curtale. "He worked very hard to get into the lineup and improve as a player, to see that pay off last weekend was a nice reward for Sean and his teammates."
*Chris Brown got his first goal of the season in a 3-3 in a game where the Michigan Power Play tallied on all 3 goals in the Draw against the University of New Hampshire which plays in Hockey East. It came near the midway part of the game when the Wolverines from a great past from Center Matt Rust to Left Winger Carl Hagelin as he pasted it to Brown to deliver the one timer goal which eventually give the Wolverines a 2-1 lead on the power play.

It was his second point of the game and through 4 games, it's still early, he's looking to prove that USA Hockey should put him on the roster for the 2011 World Junior Championship after just missing it last year where the Americans beat Canada in a dramitic Gold Medal game in Saskatoon last season.

*What a way to get your first career NCAA Goal for Chase Grant at Minnesota State as he was able to force a 5-5 tie against Michigan Tech with under 5 minutes left. Grant was able to get all along to frame and tip a great shot from defensemen Channing Boe as a part of a great power play that the Minnesota State Mavericks forced their 3rd tie of the young season as the Mavericks are 0-1-3 and have yet to win a game this season.

The Mavericks hope to get their first win of the season when they continue WCHA Play against Colorado College will play their Conference Opener next weekend.

*Despite being held without a point, he was in more an energy role on the 3rd and 4th lines to help the UNO Mavericks pull off an impressive sweep against the Minnesota Golden Golphers. On Friday Night, the Mavericks were up 4-0 early in the 2nd period, depsite Minnesota being able to tie the game at 4-4 before Hudson scored with just over a minute and a half left to win 5-4.

Then on Saturday Night it was a similar story as the UNO Mavericks went up 3-0, before Minnesota scored twice in the 3rd to close in within 1, but it was the same story second time as the UNO Mavericks scored with 10 seconds left. They are the surprise WCHA Leaders with a 4-0 record and a 2-0 record within the WCHA. This weekend will bring another tough test and perhaps a chance to be a part of the national consveration in the early season with a home weekend against the Michigan Woverines.

*One of the big surprises of the early season is Aberdeen Wings Goalie Frederick Lesiner as he's looking to keep the Wings in many games, despite having a thin roster in-front of him. In the game back on Friday against the Bismarck Bobcats as he held the defending league champion Bismarck Bobcats as he bent, but didn't break on several occasions despite having just 3 power play chances for the Bobcats, he was able to keep them off the scoresheet with the man advantage.

He also has gotten the Wings out of the Central Division Cellar after losing their 5 of their first 6 games to start the season, including being the only team to go winless at the Blaine Showcase.

*Finally an Austin Player that is being a great playmaker for the Icerays as Kyle Hughes from Round Rock, Texas (Just outside of Austin) has 5 assists in the last 5 games (Including 3 game point scoring streak). He has taken over Ben Hughes for the lead in defensemen in scoring for the Icerays.

*Despite the 5-3 loss to Waterloo on Saturday Night, Lincoln Stars Capitan Josh Berge had his best game of the season that saw him score twice. If it weren't for a 4 goal 3rd period by the Blackhawks in the 3rd period, it would have probably would have helped win the game and despite the loss, he was still voted the first Star of the Game for his strong overall efforts. Unfortunatley for his team, the Stars sit in Last place in the West Division with a 1-3-0 record.

Unfortunalty, they have been studering a little bit recently by going to 3 straight OT Games including the loss against Wichita Falls in their opening game of the weekend after Cody Milligan scored to make it 1-1 midway through the 1st period. This team is showing that they have strong talent with players like Beau Walker, as well as Mike Benedict and Sam Cheraso who are tied for the team goal scoring lead with 7 goals in 12 games played this season.

If they can find a way to turn some of their OT Losses into wins and have a better killer instict in regularition, this team would be higher up in the South Division as the team continues to be in 5th place in the South Division. As for the upcoming weekend, the Icerays will have one of their toughest showdowns coming up this weekend with a surging Texas Tornado team that has won 6 in a row and are tied for first place with Amarillo in the South Division.


Here's the Stats Update

WHL/NCAA

Colin Jacobs (Seattle)   8 GP    3G     4A   7 PTS      +2    8 PIM

Austin Smith (Colgate)   1 GP     1G   0A    1 PTS              0 PIM

Armand de Swardt (Cornell)   Season hasen't started yet.

Locke Jillson (Cornell)  Season hasen't started yet.

Keir Ross (Cornell)  Season hasen't started yet.

Chris Brown (Michigan)   4 GP   1G  1A    2 PTS             0 PIM

Jacob Fallon (Michigan)   1 GP   0G   0A    0 PTS            0 PIM

Erik Higby (No. Michigan)   2 GP    0 G   1 A   1 PTS    8 PIM

CJ Ludwig (No. Michigan)   3 GP     0 G   0 A   0 PTS    2 PIM

Johnnie Searfoss (Neb.-Omaha)  4 GP    1 G   0 A   1 PTS    2 PIM

Chase Grant (Minn. State)   4 GP    1 G    1A     2 PTS    0 PIM

Matt Donovan (Denver)    4 GP    2 G    0 A      2 PTS     12 PIM

Justin Jones (Denver)        0 GP     0 G   0 A      0 PTS      0 PIM


USHL

Ian Young (Chicago)      6 GP    1 G    3 A      4 PTS      +4    9 PIM

Tyler Amburgey (Dubuque)   4 GP   0 G   0 A   0 PTS    -1   6 PIM

Colton Hargrove (Fargo)    6 GP    2 G    1 A    3 PTS     -3   34 PIM

Blake Coleman (Indiana)    5 GP   2 G     3 A    5 PTS    +1   13 PIM  

Josh Berge (Lincoln)     3 GP     2 G     1 A       3 PTS     +1    0 PIM  

Cole Martin (Lincoln)    2 GP     0 G     1 A       1 PTS      -1    4 PIM

Ryan Daugherty (Omaha)    4 GP    0 G   0 A   0 PTS      -1    8 PIM

Greg Johnson (Sioux City)    4 GP    0 G   0 A   0 PTS     -1    0 PIM

Mike Williams (Sioux City)   4 GP    0 G   0 A   0 PTS     -3    6 PIM

Seth Jones (USNTDP)     2 GP     0 G  1 A    1 PTS     E     2 PIM


NAHL

Frederick Lesiner (Aberdeen)   8 GP    3-4-1     4.33 GAA    .871 SV%

Tom Rizzardo (Bismarck)      12 GP    1 G   2 A   3 PTS    +1   29 PIM

Nicholas Miglio (Bismarck)   8 GP      1 G   0 A   1 PTS    -1    8 PIM   

Derrek Schartz (Corpus Christi)   9 GP   1 G   1 A   2 PTS    -5   14 PIM

Kyle Hughes (Corpus Christi)    12 GP    1 G    8 A   9 PTS    -3   43 PIM

Axel Boyer (Texas)     11 GP    2 G    3 A     5 PTS     +5    4 PIM

Sean Hendrick (Texas)    4 GP    4 G   1 A    5 PTS     +3    0 PIM

Taylor Hendron (Texas)   11 GP   4 G   3 A   7 PTS    +5     2 PIM

Marc Biggs  (Texas)       11 GP      3 A   2 A   5 PTS    +6    2 PIM

Jake Stafford (Texas)     7 GP      3-2-2       3.23 GAA    .867 SV%

Jacob Poe  (Topeka)      12 GP     0 G    6 A   6 PTS    E    33 PIM

Michael Hill (Topeka)    12 GP     9 G    10 A    19 PTS    -1   24 PIM

Mason Miller (Topeka)   6 GP     0 G     0 A      0 PTS      E    2 PIM

Cory Ramsay (Topeka)   12 GP    1 G    1 A      2 PTS      -4    10 PIM

Kyle Sharkly (Topeka)     4 GP     1 G    0 A      1 PTS       -1    4 PIM

Tyler Hope (Wenatchee)   10 GP    2 G   3 A      5 PTS      E     25 PIM


   

Monday, October 11, 2010

Southwest Player Notes and Updated Stats

With the Junior Leagues being fully underway for a couple of weeks now, plus the NCAA Season getting underway this past weekend. This is the first at will be a weekly segment on how players are doing from around the Southwest and taking a look at a stats update from our players that are playing around North America.

Southwest Player Notes

*After Cole Martin suffered a minor injury during training camp and staying out of the first few games. He got his first USHL Point in his USHL Regular Season Debut with an assist on a Dominik Shore goal early in the 3rd period in 5-3 loss to the Waterloo Blackhawks.

*In addition to Martin's first point, OKC Native Josh Berge was named captain of the team for the upcoming season. Lincoln Stars President told me in an email that Josh is a quiet leader who leads by example and was voted by a huge margin. He also got his first point in the season in the same game on a Ryan Dzingel early in the 2nd period, where the Stars were looking to mount a comeback as they scored twice within a minute early in the 2nd period.

*Eventhough Ryan Daugherty has had a slow start for the Omaha Lancers, he was named Assistant Captian of the team along with Seth Ambroz who's expected to be a top 10 pick in the NHL Draft this season. Also being named the main captain after Daugherty and Ambroz is Mike Chiasson.

*2011 NHL Draft Pick Colin Jacobs easily had his best game of the young season by having a 3 point night in a 6-3 win over the Chilliwack Bruins. His Goal and two assists was his first multi point game of the season and was part of a huge night for the T-Birds where teammate Brandon Rouse scored a hat trick and Mitch Elliot had a goal and assist in the game as well.

*Johnnie Searfoss and Erik Higby each got their first career points at the College Level over the weekend. Searfoss scored in a big time 8-0 thrashing of Clarkson University while Higby had an assist on an Andrew Cherniwchan goal early in the 3rd period that forced OT. But later lost to Michigan Tech 4-3 when MTU scored 5 minutes into OT.

*Chicago Steel Defensemen Ian Young has been off to a hot start to the season. In his first 4 games, he's gotten himself three points, including goals in both games last weekend on Friday against the Indiana Ice and on Saturday against the USNTDP. His 3 points (2G 1A) have him among the Scoring Leaders among defensemen just 1 point back of Alexx Privitera (Muskegon) and Brandon Russo (Youngstown) who each have 4 points.

*Joe Puruill who was with the Springfield Jr. Blues when the season started has been released. He only played in 3 games this season while hardly making an impact and has dropped off in his scoring production. Last year in 47 games for the Jr. Blues, he scored 10 points (2G 8A).

*2008 NHL Draft Pick Matt Donovan is looking to impress Team USA for another shot at the WJC as he had a 2 goal night in a 5-3 win over the University of Vermont. After being named to Team USA and a World Junior Team, he's looking to continue to impress the NY Islanders Staff about maybe getting an ATO Signing with their AHL Affiliate in Connecticut with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers perhaps at the end of the season. That's assuming that Denver doesn't make another long run in the WCHA & NCAA Tournaments in the spring.

*Michael Hill has continued his great start to the season where he was an Honorable Mention in the South Division Player of the Week Voting where he fell short to Texas Tornado Defensemen Ralfs Freibergs who won the award for this week. He currently has 17 points (8G 9A) in 10 games which leads the team in scoring and is ranked 5th in the NAHL Scoring Chart behind players like Rock Einersen who leads with 20 points and Beau Walker of Corpus Christi with 18 points as we getting to the one month mark of the season. Still kind of baffaling why he decided not to go to the Waterloo Blackhawks (USHL) after being picked so high in the USHL Entry Draft back in the spring.


Click on the Name to see the profile of each player

Here's the Stats Update for this week.

WHL/NCAA

F: Colin Jacobs  (Seattle)              6 GP   2G  3A  5 PTS    +1  6 PIM

F: Chris Brown  (Michigan)           3 GP   0G  1A   1 PTS         0 PIM

F: Erik Higby (No. Michigan)        2 GP   0G  1A    1 PTS        8 PIM

D: CJ Ludwig (No. Michigan)        2 GP   0G   0A   0 PTS        0 PIM

F: Austin Smith (Colgate)               1 GP   1G   0A   1 PTS        0 PIM


F: Armand de Swart (Cornell)         Season Hasen't started yet

F: Locke Jillson  (Cornell)                Season Hasen't Started yet

D: Keir Ross  (Cornell)                    Season Hasen't Started yet

D: Matt Donovan (Denver)             2 GP   2G    0A    2 PTS      4 PIM

F: Johnnie Searfoss (Neb.-Omaha)     2 GP   1G   0A   1 PTS    0 PIM      

F: Chase Grant (Minn. State)        2 GP    0G    0A    0 PTS       0 PIM   


USHL

D: Ian Young  (Chicago)                4 GP     2 G    1 A    3 PTS     E   7 PIM

F: Colton Hargrove (Fargo)          4 GP     1 G    1 A    2 PTS     -1   17 PIM

F: Blake Coleman (Indiana)           3 GP     2 G   2 A     4 PTS     +2   6 PIM

D: Cole Martin  (Lincoln)               1 GP     0 G    1 A     1 PTS     -1    2 PIM

F: Josh Berge  (Lincoln)                  2 GP     0 G    1 A     1 PTS     E     0 PIM

F: Ryan Daugherty (Omaha)           3 GP     0 G    0 A     0 PTS     -1    6 PIM

D: Greg Johnson  (Sioux City)         3 GP     0 G    0 A     0 PTS     E     0 PIM

F: Mike Williams (Sioux City)          2 GP      0 G    0 A    0 PTS     -1    2 PIM

D: Seth Jones (USNTDP)                  2 GP      0 G    1 A    1 PTS     0     2 PIM


NAHL

G: Frederick Leisner (Aberdeen)     6 GP     2-4-0      4.50 GAA    .858 SV%

D: Tommy Rizzardo  (Bismarck)    11 GP       1 G    2 A     3 PTS     +3     29 PIM

F: Nicholas Miglio  (Bismarck)          7 GP       1 G    0 A     1 PTS      0       8 PIM

F: Derrek Schartz (Corpus Christi)    9 GP     1 G     1 A     2 PTS      -5     14 PIM

D: Kyle Hughes  (Corpus Christi)     11 GP      1 G     5 A     6 PTS     -4      33 PIM

F: Sean Hendrick  (Texas)                  2 GP       0 G     1 A     1 PTS     +1     1 PIM

F: Taylor Hendron (Texas)                 9 GP       2 G     2 A     4 PTS      +3     2 PIM

F: Marc Biggs  (Texas)                        9 GP       2 G     2 A     4 PTS      +5     0 PIM

F: Alex Boyer  (Texas)                        9 GP       2 G     2 A      4 PTS       +5    4 PIM

G: Jake Stafford  (Texas)                   6 GP        2-2-2      3.43 GAA    .865 SV%

D: Jacob Poe  (Topeka)                       10 GP     0 G     5 A      5 PTS       -1     14 PIM

F: Michael Hill  (Topeka)                     10 GP     8 G     9 A      17 PTS      E     16 PIM

D: Mason Miller  (Topeka)                   5 GP       0 G     0 A      0 PTS        +1    2 PIM

D: Cory Ramsay  (Topeka)                  10 GP      1 G     1 A      2 PTS        -1     10 PIM

F: Kyle Sharkley  (Topeka)                  3 GP        0 G     0 A      0 PTS         -1    2 PIM

F: Tyler Hope  (Wenatchee)                 8 GP        2 G     3 A      5 PTS         E     20 PIM