Media Kit Vancouver Giants vs Spokane Chiefs Game #270: Friday, November 25, 2016

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1 Media Kit Vancouver Giants vs Spokane Chiefs Game #270: Friday, November 25, 2016

2 SPOKANE CHIEFS RECORD BREAKDOWN Home Away U.S. Division Western Conf Eastern Conf Lead after 1 st Lead after 2 nd Tied after 1 st Tied after 2 nd Down after 1 st Down after 2 nd goal games goal games goal games goal games Score 1 st 5-3 Overtime 1-4 Shootout 0-1 Red jerseys White jerseys Blue jerseys Sundays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays TONIGHT S MATCHUP --- Friday, November 25, VANCOUVER GIANTS SPOKANE CHIEFS points points 5 th B.C. Division 10 th Western Conference 4 th U.S. Division 8 th Western Conference Previous 10: Current Streak: L-3 Previous 10: Current Streak: W-1 GF-GA: Away Record: GF-GA: Home Record: PP: 13/91 (14.3%) PK: 26/98 (73.5%) PP: 18/87 (20.7%) PK: 23/98 (76.5%) Most Goals: LW #41 Radovan Bondra (16) Most Goals: RW #17 Kailer Yamamoto (17) Most Assists: LW #17 Tyler Benson (14) Most Assists: RW #17 Kailer Yamamoto (14) Last Game: November 23 at Tri-City, 1-5 L Next Game: November 26 at Tri-City Last Game: November 23 at Kamloops, 3-2 W Next Game: November 26 vs. Edmonton The Chiefs host the Vancouver Giants for the first of only two head-to-head contests between the two clubs this season and only matchup here at Spokane Arena. Spokane looks to build momentum off a big win on the road on Wednesday, 3-2 over Kamloops. Czech forwards Pavel Kousal (2) and Ondrej Najman provided the goal-scoring for Spokane in a gritty defensive effort, as the Chiefs were a perfect 4-for-4 on the penalty kill and held the Blazers to only 27 SOG. Wednesday s game was Spokane s only venture out of town this month; tonight marks their 7 th of 9 home games in November. Home and away hasn t mattered much so far for the Chiefs, with their home record ( ) very similar to their road results ( ). The Chiefs have alternated wins and losses over their last six games ( ) and have earned a point in 9 of their last 11 games. Spokane went 2-0 against the Giants last season; a 3-2 win at Spokane Arena on Nov. 26, 2015, and a 6-2 win at Pacific Coliseum on Feb. 4, Keanu Yamamoto had the game-winning goal and an assist in the 3-2 game as Vancouver scored twice in the final four minutes to make things interesting. Markson Bechtold earned first star honors in the 6-2 win in Vancouver with 1G & 1A. Six different Chiefs scored with now-captain Tyson Helgesen s power play marker in the first period proving to be the winner. Chase Lang scored both of Vancouver s goals to earn the game s second star. The Giants have hit a rough patch lately, losing three straight including a 5-1 loss at Tri-City on Wednesday night, despite outshooting the Americans and scoring the game s first goal (Tyler Popowich; 3:11 in the first). Vancouver returns to Kennewick tomorrow night for a rematch against the Americans. Spokane has been inconsistent this season; in their 9 wins, they have outscored their opponent (+2.3 average), but in their 13 losses, they ve been outscored (-2.5). Spokane has actually fared better with fewer shots as they are when putting fewer than 30 shots on goal, but only when they get 30+ pucks through to the opposing goaltender. The Chiefs have won seven games in a row against Vancouver. Their last loss to the Giants came on Sept. 30, 2012 (2-3). The last loss head-to-head loss at Spokane Arena came on Feb. 12, 2012 (1-2). These two teams will complete their season series at the Langley Events Center on December 10. TONIGHT S OFFICIALS --- Referees: Colin WATT, Sean RAPHAEL Linesmen: Jeremi DEL CAMPO, Anthony GUZZO

3 LINE IN THE SAND The Chiefs have been steadily successful when controlling things in their own end this season. They are when allowing 2 or fewer goals against but with allowing 3 or more goals. TAKE NOTICE Kailer Yamamoto has been on a torrid pace to begin his draft year. The third-year forward has 31 points (17G- 14A; 4 th WHL) in 21 games to start the season, including 10G & 5A on recently broken 9-game point streak. He earned WHL Player of the Week honors on Oct. 31. He has a team-leading 10 points during PPs (4 goals) and has been blanked from the stat sheet just four times (once leaving early with injury). With a late birthday, he will first become eligible for the NHL Entry Draft in A Spokane native, he impressed in stints at international tournaments w/ Team USA (Five Nations, U-18, U-20 NJEC) and produced 128 points (42 goals and 86 assists) in his first 2 seasons with the Chiefs (125 games). Multiple news outlets project Yamamoto as a future 1st round pick, most recently Sportsnet s updated rankings with him at 14 th overall. THEY RE WATCHING The Chiefs had five forwards named to the NHL Central Scouting s preliminary Players to Watch list, as announced on Oct. 4 with goaltender Dawson Weatherill joining the same five in their updated November list. Kailer Yamamoto earned an A rating, indicating a potential first-round pick in the 2017 NHL Entry Draft. Jaret Anderson-Dolan got a B (2 nd -3 rd ) while four players Ethan McIndoe, Pavel Kousal, Jake McGrew, and Weatherill earned C scores. COOL AND COLLECTED Rookie defenseman and former first overall pick Ty Smith came into Spokane with high expectations and hasn t disappointed. The 16-year-old has 9 points (1G, 8A) in 16 GP, tied for 14 th among WHL rookies. He picked up two assists on Nov. 12 in his first game back from the World U-17 Hockey Challenge. CLEAN SHEET The Chiefs set a franchise record unlikely to be broken on Saturday, Nov. 12 vs. Everett as they incurred zero penalty minutes. The previous record (2) had been reached twice previously. POWER REVERSAL The Chiefs power play, after starting the season with 9 goals in their first 24 chances, hit a slump in late October, with a stretch of 1 goal in 23 chances. They ve regained their touch lately, scoring 4 PPGs in their last 3 games (11 PPs). The penalty kill bounced back from a rough start to begin the year but has recently returned to bad habits, allowing 11 goals over the last 9 games (35 PKs). BIG BROTHER The older of the Yamamoto brothers, Keanu, has picked up 12 assists in 22 games including 6 power play helpers. Keanu is the elder statesman on this year s Chiefs squad with 220 games played. The Yamamoto brothers have been left off the stat sheet just once this season, with one of the two recording at least a point in 21 of 22 games. YOUTH MOVEMENT The Chiefs are one of the youngest teams in the WHL this season; 18 players born in 1998 or later, including seven 17-year-olds and four 16-year-olds. Ten of the 18 are WHL rookies. BLACK & WHITE Three Chiefs D Ty Smith, F Koby Morrisseau and F Eli Zummack were named by Hockey Canada to the 2016 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge in Ontario (Oct. 27 Nov. 5). Smith and Zummack competed for Team Canada Black while Morrisseau is on Team White. Smith was also honored as team captain for Canada Black and tallied two goals in Black s 4-3 win over Team USA to clinch their group. Black went on to earn silver as Smith and Zummack partnered up for their only goal in a 2-1 loss to Sweden. Morrisseau and Canada White fell in the bronze medal game to Russia. HIGHWAY TO HELGESEN Third-year defenseman Tyson Helgesen was named the Chiefs team captain in a pre-game ceremony on October 1. He takes over for two-year leader Jason Fram. Helgesen scored the game-winning goal in his first game wearing the C ; a 5-2 win over Tri-City. PREMIER PROSPECTS Three Chiefs prospects all forwards competed for their respective provincial teams at the 2016 Western Canada U16 Challenge Cup. Carter Chorney (2 nd Rd, 39 th Overall in 2016 WHL Bantam Draft) scored two points for Alberta, including the GWG in OT of the championship game, Ethan Leyh (8 th, 160 th ) racked up 3G & 4A for BC and Cordel Larson (9 th, 186 th ) represented Team Saskatchewan. HURRICANE HUDSON Chiefs forward Hudson Elynuik was selected in the third round (74 th overall) in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft by the Carolina Hurricanes. The towering centerman scored 19 goals and added 25 assists in 56 GP last season, turning heads after the turn of the calendar year with a point in 17 of 20 games starting on January 9, including a 10-game point streak. Elynuik s father Pat was the 8 th Overall pick in the 1986 draft to the Winnipeg Jets & went on to play 500+ NHL games. NEW ERA Long-time Spokane GM Tim Speltz announced on 8/16 that he accepted a job with Toronto Maple Leafs and stepped down from his position with the Chiefs. Hired in 1990, Speltz reigned over a 26-year run of success rivaled by very few in the WHL, including 961 regular season wins, 23 playoff appearances, 142 playoff wins, seven trips to the Western Conference Finals, four to the WHL Finals, two WHL Championships and two Memorial Cup Championships. Speltz is now the Dir. of Western Area Scouting for the Leafs, but retains his ownership stake in the Chiefs and maintains his home in Spokane.

4 HEY MR. CARTER... Scott Carter was announced as the Chiefs new GM on Sept. 8. A Penticton, B.C. native, Carter boasts 28+ years of experience as a hockey scout, business manager and entrepreneur. He was an NHL regional scout from , President & GM of the Penticton Vees from , BCHL Executive of the Year in 2005, co-founder of the BCHHF in 1991, co-founder of the WPHL in 1994 and has been a full partner in Vaughn Custom Sports since ROOKIE STANDING TALL Rookie goaltender Dawson Weatherill made his first appearance as a Chief in relief on Oct. 7 vs. Lethbridge, jumping in at the 7:30 of the second period and was perfect to close out the game. He made his first start as a Chief the following night against the Victoria Royals, making 31 saves on 34 shots faced, then stone-walled the Seattle Thunderbirds in Kent on Oct. 11 with 44 saves on his way to 1 st Star honors in a 3-1 win. NATIONAL NODS The Spokane Chiefs had 6 players recognized with invitations to national team camps over the summer. Four players D Ty Smith, D Matt Leduc, F Eli Zummack and F Koby Morrisseau were invited to Hockey Canada s U17 camp. Jaret Anderson-Dolan went to Canada s U18 camp. Kailer Yamamoto competed at USA Hockey s National Junior Evaluation Camp with aspirations to make this winter s Team USA for the IIHF World Junior Championship, then joined Team USA at the USA Hockey CCM All-American Prospects Game in Philadelphia on Sept. 22 (he recorded 2A & a +1). BENCH BOSS Don Nachbaur is in his 7 th season as head coach having signed an extension through the season. The WHL veteran ranks 1 st in franchise history in career wins (243) and eclipsed Mike Babcock this season for the all-time lead in career games coached for the Chiefs earlier this season (now at 445). Entering the season, his.552 winning percentage with Spokane ranked 2 nd behind Hardy Sauter (.629). Nachbaur is one of four WHL coaches with 600+ career wins (674). He is also the winningest coach in Tri-City Americans history w/ 235. CZECH THEM OUT The Chiefs drafted Czech teammates Ondrej Najman and Pavel Kousal with the 22 nd and 82 nd picks, respectively, in the 2016 CHL Import Draft. Najman scored 18 goals and 44 points in 38 games, including four multi-goal performances, and added three goals and three assists in five games with the Czechs at the 2016 IIHF U18 World Championship in Grand Forks, N.D. Kousal racked up 20 goals and 23 assists in the same 38 games, including a stretch in which he scored a point in 11 of 12 games. He recorded three assists with the Czechs at the U18 Championship. FAMILY AFFAIR D Jake Toporowski has family ties to Spokane. The second-year defenseman s father, Kerry Toporowski, played for the Chiefs from , racking up 889 PIM (2 nd in franchise history) including a single-season record 505 in Jake s younger brother Luke, who projects as a power forward, continued the tradition as the Chiefs 1 st round (8 th overall) selection in the 2016 WHL Bantam Draft. STREAKING #25 Ondrej Najman, 4-gm point streak (2G, 3A); #9 Keanu Yamamoto, 3-gm point streak (2G, 2A) RECENT/UPCOMING CAREER MILESTONES #17 Kailer Yamamoto recorded his 100 th career assist on Nov. 12 vs. EVT; #9 Keanu Yamamoto scored his 50 th career goal on Nov. 5 vs. T.C.; #33 Jayden Sittler played his 4,000 th minute on Oct. 28 at P.A. & made his 2,000 th career save on Nov. 4 vs. R.D.; #12 Markson Bechtold played his 200 th career game on Oct. 14; A TIME FOR FIRSTS #25 Ondrej Najman scored his 1 st goal on 11/18 (vs. CGY); #27 Riley McKay scored his 1 st goal on 10/26 (at SAS); #4 Jeff Faith scored his 1 st goal on 10/25 (at MJ); #15 Koby Morrisseau scored his 1 st goal on 10/15 (vs. POR); #28 Logan Foster recorded his 1 st assists on 10/15 (vs. POR); INJURY REPORT #10 F Ethan McIndoe, lower body, day-to-day; #12 F Markson Bechtold, upper body, week-to-week; #17 Kailer Yamamoto, upper body, day-to-day; #13 F Jake McGrew, lower body, season-ending ROSTER MOVES 11/23: F Eli Zummack added as AP 11/12: D Jordan Henderson traded to Saskatoon 11/3: D Trent Huitema reassigned (BCHL) 10/31: F Logan Foster reassigned (SJHL) 10/17: F Tanner Wishnowski acquired via trade with Kelowna... 9/29: G Dawson Weatherill acquired via trade with Red Deer 9/25: F Dominic Zwerger traded to Everett HOW THEY WERE BUILT BANTAM DRAFT (16): #3 Matt Leduc ( ) #4 Jeff Faith ( ), #6 Tyson Helgesen ( ), #7 Evan Fiala ( ), #10 Ethan McIndoe ( ), #11 Jaret Anderson-Dolan ( ), #12 Markson Bechtold ( ), #13 Jake McGrew ( ), #15 Koby Morrisseau ( ), #16 Taylor Ross ( ), #17 Kailer Yamamoto ( ), #18 Curtis Miske ( ), #20 Hayden Ostir ( ), #23 Jake Toporowski ( ), #24 Ty Smith ( ), #32 Dalton Hamaliuk ( ) IMPORT DRAFT (2): #21 Pavel Kousal ( ), #25 Ondrej Najman ( ) LISTED/WAIVERS (2): #9 Keanu Yamamoto (2013), #25 Riley McKay (2014) TRADE (5): #19 Tanner Wishnowski (Oct w/ KEL), #26 Hudson Elynuik (Dec w/ KTN), #33 Jayden Sittler (May 2016 w/ LETH), #29 Eli Zummack (Jan w/ RD), #37 Dawson Weatherill (Sept w/ RD)

5 SPOKANE CHIEFS HOCKEY CLUB REGULAR SEASON # FORWARDS POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM NHL DRAFT 9 Yamamoto, Keanu RW R 5'9" 165 Spokane, WA May 27/96 Spokane WHL Free Agent 10 McIndoe, Ethan LW L 6'1" 175 Camrose, AB Jul 22/99 Spokane WHL Eligible Anderson-Dolan, Jaret C L 5'11" 185 Calgary, AB Sep 12/99 Spokane WHL Eligible Bechtold, Markson C L 6'1" 190 Strathmore, AB Mar 26/96 Spokane WHL Free Agent 13 McGrew, Jake* RW R 5'10" 190 Orange, CA Feb 25/99 LA Jr Kings U16 T1EHL Eligible Morrisseau, Koby* C L 6'2" 185 Grandview, MB Oct 18/00 Parkland Rangers MMHL Eligible 2019^ 16 Ross, Taylor LW L 6'0" 210 Kronau, SK Feb 20/98 Spokane WHL Eligible Yamamoto, Kailer RW R 5'9" 160 Spokane, WA Sep 29/98 Spokane WHL Eligible 2017^ 18 Miske, Curtis LW/C L 6'3" 195 Beaumont, AB Jan 17/97 Spokane WHL Eligible Wishnowski, Tanner LW L 6'0" 186 Oakbank, MB Jan 28/97 Kelowna WHL Eligible Ostir, Hayden RW R 5'11" 190 Winnipeg, MB Jul 6/99 Spokane WHL Eligible Kousal, Pavel* LW L 5'11" 175 Jihlava, CZE Nov 14/98 HC Dukla Jihlava U20 Czech U Eligible 2017^ 25 Najman, Ondrej* C L 6'1" 200 Jihlava, CZE Jan 30/98 HC Dukla Jihlava U20 Czech U Eligible Elynuik, Hudson C L 6'5" 195 Calgary, AB Oct 12/97 Spokane WHL CAR '16 (3rd) 27 McKay, Riley* LW L 6'0" 210 Swan River, MB Mar 7/99 S.V. Stampeders MJHL Eligible Zummack, Eli* C R 5'9" 165 Kelowna, BC Mar 22/00 Okanogan Rockets BCMML Eligible 2018 # DEFENSEMEN POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM NHL DRAFT 3 Leduc, Matt* D L 6'4" 205 Richmond, BC Jan 10/00 BWC 15s CSSHL Eligible Faith, Jeff D R 6'4" 190 Wilcox, SK Jan 6/98 Spokane WHL Eligible Helgesen, Tyson D L 6'3" 195 Fairview, AB Jun 10/97 Spokane WHL Eligible Fiala, Evan D R 6'4" 205 Clavet, SK Jun 7/97 Spokane WHL Eligible Toporowski, Jake D R 6'1" 190 Bettendorf, IA Feb 19/98 Spokane WHL Eligible Smith, Ty* D L 5'10" 170 Lloydminster, AB Mar 24/00 Lloydminster Bobcats AMHL Eligible Hamaliuk, Dalton D L 6'2" 210 Leduc, AB Mar 21/98 Spokane WHL Eligible 2017 # GOALTENDERS POS CTH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B SEASON LEAGUE GP MP GAA SO SV% NHL DRAFT 33 Sittler, Jayden G L 6'1" 205 Red Deer, AB Jan 23/96 Lethbridge WHL Free Agent 37 Weatherill, Dawson* G L 6'4" 190 Red Deer, AB Jun 3/99 Red Deer Optimist Chiefs AMHL Eligible 2017 *WHL rookie HOCKEY STAFF ^Late birthday affects draft year General Manager Scott Carter Goaltending Coach Ryan Cyr Dir. of Scouting Chris Moulton Athletic Trainer Todd Daniels Head Coach Don Nachbaur Equipment Manager Tim Lindblade Assistant Coach Scott Burt Video Coordinator Chris Baird

6 Regular Season Team Statistics Spokane Chiefs 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% 17 Kailer Yamamoto RW Keanu Yamamoto RW Hudson Elynuik C Jaret Anderson-Dolan C Curtis Miske C Ethan McIndoe LW Tanner Wishnowski (total) LW KEL LW SPO LW * 25 Ondrej Najman C * 24 Ty Smith D Tyson Helgesen D * 21 Pavel Kousal LW Hayden Ostir RW Jeff Faith D Taylor Ross LW Markson Bechtold C Evan Fiala D X 8 Jordan Henderson D * 27 Riley McKay C * 15 Koby Morrisseau C *X 5 Trent Huitema D *X 28 Logan Foster RW * 29 Eli Zummack C Jake Toporowski D * 3 Matt Leduc D Dalton Hamaliuk D Goalies # Name GP Mins GA SO GAA W L OTL SL SA SVS SV% 33 Jayden Sittler * 37 Dawson Weatherill (total) SPO *X 34 Matt Berlin Empty Net Totals * indicates rookie X indicates inactive

7 Spokane Chiefs Regular Season Game Schedule DATE Opponent Result Record Score GWG Goaltender Opposing Goaltender Sep. 24 at Tri-City L Jayden Sittler (7 GA, 21 SVS) Beck Warm (3 GA, 24 SVS) Oct. 1 Tri-City W Tyson Helgesen Jayden Sittler (2 GA, 30 SVS) Nicholas Sanders (4 GA, 16 SVS) Oct. 7 Lethbridge L Jayden Sittler (5 GA, 8 SVS) Stuart Skinner (3 GA, 30 SVS) Oct. 8 Victoria L Dawson Weatherill (3 GA, 31 SVS) Griffen Outhouse (1 GA, 34 SVS) Oct. 11 at Seattle W Kailer Yamamoto Dawson Weatherill (1 GA, 44 SVS) Rylan Toth (2 GA, 19 SVS) Oct. 12 at Kamloops L Dawson Weatherill (5 GA, 13 SVS) Connor Ingram (1 GA, 29 SVS) Oct. 14 Everett OTL OT Jayden Sittler (4 GA, 17 SVS) Mario Petit (3 GA, 27 SVS) Oct. 15 Portland SL SO Dawson Weatherill (2 GA, 28 SVS) Cole Kehler (2 GA, 29 SVS) Oct. 18 Everett W Jaret Anderson-Dolan Dawson Weatherill (1 GA, 26 SVS) Carter Hart (2 GA, 21 SVS) Oct. 21 at Regina L Jayden Sittler (4 GA, 29 SVS) Jordan Hollett (2 GA, 28 SVS) Oct. 22 at Brandon L Dawson Weatherill (3 GA, 14 SVS) Logan Thompson (0 GA, 30 SVS) Oct. 25 at Moose Jaw W Kailer Yamamoto Jayden Sittler (2 GA, 19 SVS) Zach Sawchenko (3 GA, 7 SVS) Oct. 26 at Saskatoon W Kailer Yamamoto Dawson Weatherill (2 GA, 28 SVS) Brock Hamm (6 GA, 24 SVS) Oct. 28 at Prince Albert W Jaret Anderson-Dolan Jayden Sittler (2 GA, 22 SVS) Ian Scott (3 GA, 16 SVS) Oct. 29 at Swift Current OTL OT Dawson Weatherill (3 GA, 24 SVS) Travis Child (2 GA, 45 SVS) Nov. 4 Red Deer OTL OT Jayden Sittler (4 GA, 26 SVS) Riley Lamb (3 GA, 29 SVS) Nov. 5 Tri-City OTL OT Dawson Weatherill (5 GA, 20 SVS) Evan Sarthou (4 GA, 36 SVS) Nov. 12 Everett W OT Kailer Yamamoto Dawson Weatherill (2 GA, 16 SVS) Carter Hart (3 GA, 30 SVS) Nov. 15 Seattle L Dawson Weatherill (4 GA, 27 SVS) Rylan Toth (2 GA, 31 SVS) Nov. 18 Calgary W Kailer Yamamoto Jayden Sittler (2 GA, 14 SVS) Cody Porter (5 GA, 33 SVS) Nov. 19 Kamloops L Jayden Sittler (2 GA, 8 SVS) Connor Ingram (4 GA, 42 SVS) Nov. 23 at Kamloops W Pavel Kousal Jayden Sittler (2 GA, 25 SVS) Connor Ingram (3 GA, 25 SVS) Nov. 25 Vancouver 7:05 pm PST Nov. 26 Edmonton 7:05 pm PST Nov. 30 Portland 7:05 pm PST Dec. 2 Kelowna 7:05 pm PST Dec. 3 at Tri-City 7:05 pm PST Dec. 7 Victoria 7:05 pm PST Dec. 9 Kootenay 7:05 pm PST Dec. 10 at Vancouver 7:00 pm PST Dec. 11 at Everett 4:05 pm PST Dec. 13 at Seattle 7:05 pm PST Dec. 17 Prince George 7:05 pm PST Dec. 27 at Seattle 7:05 pm PST Dec. 28 Seattle 7:05 pm PST Dec. 30 Tri-City 7:05 pm PST Dec. 31 at Tri-City 7:05 pm PST Jan. 4 at Kelowna 7:05 pm PST Jan. 6 at Kootenay 7:00 pm MST Jan. 7 Kootenay 7:05 pm PST Jan. 8 Seattle 5:05 pm PST Jan. 11 at Everett 7:05 pm PST Jan. 13 at Portland 7:00 pm PST Jan. 14 at Portland 7:00 pm PST Jan. 15 at Seattle 5:05 pm PST Jan. 18 Seattle 7:05 pm PST Jan. 21 Kootenay 7:05 pm PST Jan. 22 at Everett 4:05 pm PST Jan. 27 at Kootenay 7:00 pm MST Jan. 28 at Tri-City 7:05 pm PST Feb. 3 Medicine Hat 7:05 pm PST Feb. 4 Kamloops 7:05 pm PST Feb. 8 Portland 7:05 pm PST Feb. 10 at Portland 7:00 pm PST Feb. 11 Tri-City 7:05 pm PST Feb. 13 at Prince George 2:00 pm PST Feb. 14 at Prince George 7:00 pm PST Feb. 17 at Kelowna 7:05 pm PST Feb. 18 at Tri-City 7:05 pm PST Feb. 25 Tri-City 7:05 pm PST Feb. 26 Kelowna 5:05 pm PST Mar. 1 at Everett 7:05 pm PST Mar. 3 at Victoria 7:05 pm PST Mar. 4 at Victoria 7:05 pm PST

8 1 GAME NOTES NOVEMBER 25, 2016 GAME #26 VANCOUVER GIANTS ( ) AT SPOKANE CHIEFS ( ) LAST GAME The Giants are coming off a 5-1 loss to the Tri-City Americans on Wednesday at the Toyota Center in Kennewick. Tyler Popowich opened the scoring for Vancouver, but the Americans stormed back with five unanswered goals including a natural hat-trick in the third period from Juuso Valimaki. Despite the loss, Vancouver out shot Tri-City OPPOSITION The Chiefs also played on Wednesday, edging the Kamloops Blazers 3-2. Spokane has picked up at least a point in nine of their last 11 games, posting a record in that span. Kailer Yamamoto leads the Chiefs in scoring with 31 points in 21 games. The Spokane native is listed as day-to-day with an upper body injury and did not play on Wednesday. ONE TIMERS Tonight s game is the first of two meetings in the season series. The Chiefs will visit the Langley Events Centre on December 10 th. Both teams are undefeated when leading after two periods this year. Spokane s Kailer Yamamoto is tied for the league-lead in game winning goals with five. Ondrej Najman has points in his last four games for the Chiefs. POPOWICH SCORING Giants forward Tyler Popowich has goals in his last two games after scoring his first WHL marker on Sunday against Regina. The 16-year-old won a silver medal with Team Canada Black at the World Under-17 Challenge earlier this season. Popowich, who hails from Surrey, was taken third overall by the Giants in the 2015 WHL Bantam Draft. Most Goals Scored: 7 (Nov. 5 vs. LET) Most Goals Conceded: 8 (Nov. 21 vs. REG) Most PP Goals Scored: 2 (Multiple Games) Most PP Goals Conceded: 2 (Multiple Games) Most Shots on Goal: 41 (Nov 10 vs. PG) Most Shots Conceded: 43 (Oct. 28 at KAM) 2016/17 GIANTS REGULAR SEASON HIGHS AND LOWS Most Goals (Player): 3 (Multiple Players in Multiple Games) Most Assists (Player): 3 (Multiple Players in Multiple Games) Most Points (Player): 4 (Multiple Players in Multiple Games) Longest Point Streak (Player): 7 (Tyler Benson) Longest Winning Streak: 4 (Oct ) Longest Losing Streak: 4 (Sept ) Least Goals Scored: 0 (Oct. 28 at KAM) Least Goals Conceded: 0 (Oct. 11 at EDM) Least Shots on Goal: 13 (Sept. 24 at EVT) Least Shots Conceded: 21 (Sept. 30 vs. SEA) Last Hat-Trick: Radovan Bondra on Nov. 16 vs. PA Last Shutout: Ryan Kubic on Oct. 11 at EDM LAST FIVE GAMES November 23 Vancouver 1 at Tri-City Americans 5 November 20 Regina Pats 8 at Vancouver 3 November 18 Vancouver 3 at Kelowna Rockets 5 November 16 Prince Albert Raiders 3 at Vancouver 5 November 12 Seattle Thunderbirds 5 at Vancouver 3 Record ~ GF - 15 GA - 26 GIANTS STATISTICAL LEADERS Goals: Radovan Bondra, 16 Assists: Tyler Benson, 14 Points: Radovan Bondra, 25 Plus/Minus: Five Players Tied, +5 Penalty Minutes: Darian Skeoch, 37 Power Play Goals: Tyler Benson & Radovan Bondra, 3 Shorthanded Goals: 0 Game Winning Goals: Radovan Bondra, 3 Goals Against Average: Ryan Kubic, 3.49 Save Percentage: Ryan Kubic, NEXT FIVE GAMES November 26 Vancouver at Tri-City Americans. 7:05pm PT (TSN 1410) November 29 Prince George Cougars at Vancouver. 7:00pm PT (TSN 1410) December 2 Brandon Wheat Kings at Vancouver. 7:30pm PT (TSN 1040) December 3 Vancouver at Kamloops Blazers. 7:00pm PT (TSN 1410) December 9 Everett Silvertips at Vancouver. 7:30pm PT (TSN 1040) (Watch every game at whl.neulion.com!) YEAR-BY-YEAR ROSTER BREAKDOWN 20-year-olds (96) - 3 (Foster, Osipov, Rayman) 19-year-olds (97) - 6 (Baer, Bondra, Flaman, Ronning, Skeoch, Wesley) 18-year-olds (98) - 4 (Barberis, Benson, Kubic, Rattie) 17-year-olds (99) - 9 (DeRoose, Dhaliwal, Hardy, Holt, Kichton, Malm, Plouffe, Semchuk, Tendeck) 16-year-olds (00) - 1 (Popowich) REGIONAL ROSTER BREAKDOWN BC - 10 (Barberis, Dhaliwal, Hardy, Malm, Popowich, Rayman, Ronning, Semchuk, Tendeck, Wesley) Alberta - 5 (Benson, Foster, Kichton, Plouffe, Rattie) Saskatchewan - 3 (DeRoose, Flaman, Holt) Manitoba - 1 (Kubic) Ontario - 1 (Skeoch) Other Countries - 3 (Baer [USA], Bondra [Slovakia], Osipov [Russia])

9 VANCOUVER GIANTS 2016/17 REGULAR SEASON ROSTER # FORWARDS POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM NHL DRAFT 7 Ronning, Ty ** RW R 5'9" 170 Burnaby, BC Oct 20/97 Vancouver Giants WHL NYR Rd7 8 Baer, Alec RW R 5'10" 172 St. Louis Park, MN Aug 25/97 Vancouver Giants WHL Eligible Popowich, Tyler * C L 6'4" 200 Surrey, BC Apr 29/00 Okanagan Hockey Academy Prep CSSHL Eligible Malm, James C L 5'9" 180 Langley, BC Jun 25/99 Vancouver Giants WHL Eligible Hardy, Owen LW L 6'1" 200 Nanaimo, BC Feb 13/99 Vancouver Giants WHL Eligible Foster, Thomas C L 6'0" 185 Slave Lake, AB Mar 28/96 Vancouver Giants WHL Free Agent 17 Benson, Tyler LW L 6'0" 190 Edmonton, AB Mar 15/98 Vancouver Giants WHL EDM Rd2 18 Flaman, Jack LW L 5'11" 210 Vibank, SK Apr 15/97 Vancouver Giants WHL Eligible Holt, Dawson C R 5'11" 184 Saskatoon, SK Feb 16/99 Vancouver Giants WHL Eligible Semchuk, Brendan RW R 6'0" 175 Kamloops, BC Feb 21/99 Vancouver Giants WHL Eligible DeRoose, Tristyn * LW L 6'3" 180 Ceylon, SK Jan 29/99 Yorkton Maulers Midget SMAAAHL Eligible Rattie, Taden RW R 6'4" 191 Airdie, AB Feb 27/98 Red Deer Rebels WHL Eligible Wesley, Johnny RW L 5'11" 195 White Rock, BC May 17/97 Surrey Eagles BCHL Eligible Bondra, Radovan LW L 6'5" 221 Trebisov, Slovakia Jan 27/97 Vancouver Giants WHL CHI Rd5 # DEFENCE POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM DRAFT 2 Kichton, Marcus * D R 5'11" 185 Spruce Grove, AB Jan 9/99 Fort McMurray Oil Barons AJHL Eligible Dhaliwal, Bailey * D R 6'3" 212 Mission, BC Mar 12/99 Yale Hockey Academy Prep CSSHL Eligible Rayman, Jeff D L 6'3" 215 Fernie, BC Aug 25/96 Tri-City Americans WHL Free Agent 6 Plouffe, Dylan D L 6'0" 185 Sherwood Park, AB Apr 27/99 Vancouver Giants WHL Eligible Osipov, Dmitry ** D R 6'4" 220 Moscow, RUS Oct 4/96 Vancouver Giants WHL Free Agent 24 Barberis, Matt D R 5'10" 185 Surrey, BC Jan 19/98 Vancouver Giants WHL Eligible Skeoch, Darian D R 6'4" 220 New Liskeard, ON Mar 22/97 Lethbridge Hurricanes WHL Eligible 2017 # GOALTENDERS POS CA HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B SEASON LEAGUE GP MP GAA SO SV% DRAFT 20 Kubic, Ryan G L 5'11" 180 St. Andrews, MB Jan 7/98 Vancouver Giants WHL 50 2, Eligible Tendeck, David * ** G R 6'2" 165 North Vancouver, BC Nov 25/99 Vancouver NW Giants Midget BCMML 20 N/A 2.10 N/A N/A Eligible 2018 General Manager: Glen Hanlon Head Coach: Jason McKee Assistant Coach: Tyler Kuntz Goaltending Coach: Paul Fricker Skills Coach: Yogi Svejkovsky Strength & Conditioning Coach: Aaron Klatt, Twist Performance & Wellness Athletic Therapist: Nick Murray Equipment Manager: Shingo Sasaki * Rookie ** Late Birthday Impacts NHL Draft Status

10 Regular Season Team Statistics Vancouver Giants 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% 41 Radovan Bondra LW Tyler Benson LW Ty Ronning RW Thomas Foster C James Malm C Jack Flaman LW Dawson Holt C Alec Baer RW Brendan Semchuk RW Dylan Plouffe D Johnny Wesley RW Darian Skeoch D Dmitry Osipov D Matt Barberis D Owen Hardy LW * 2 Marcus Kichton D * 13 Tyler Popowich C Taden Rattie (total) RW RD RW VAN RW * 29 Tristyn DeRoose LW X 23 Tyler Brown D *X 43 Alex Kannok-Leipert D *X 10 Josh Bruce (total) LW SAS LW VAN LW X 10 Gage Ramsay C * 4 Bailey Dhaliwal D *X 44 Bowen Byram D *X 21 Hunor Torzsok LW X 12 Cal Babych RW Jeff Rayman (total) D TC D VAN D Goalies # Name GP Mins GA SO GAA W L OTL SL SA SVS SV% 20 Ryan Kubic * 30 David Tendeck Empty Net Totals * indicates rookie X indicates inactive

11 Vancouver Giants Regular Season Game Schedule DATE Opponent Result Record Score GWG Goaltender Opposing Goaltender Sep. 23 Everett L Ryan Kubic (7 GA, 26 SVS) Mario Petit (3 GA, 20 SVS) Sep. 24 at Everett L Ryan Kubic (3 GA, 28 SVS) Lasse Petersen (1 GA, 12 SVS) Sep. 27 Prince George L Ryan Kubic (7 GA, 25 SVS) Ty Edmonds (2 GA, 10 SVS) Sep. 30 Seattle L David Tendeck (4 GA, 17 SVS) Carl Stankowski (2 GA, 15 SVS) Oct. 2 Kamloops W James Malm Ryan Kubic (1 GA, 27 SVS) Connor Ingram (3 GA, 22 SVS) Oct. 5 Victoria L Ryan Kubic (3 GA, 25 SVS) Griffen Outhouse (2 GA, 28 SVS) Oct. 7 at Prince George L Ryan Kubic (5 GA, 30 SVS) Ty Edmonds (2 GA, 24 SVS) Oct. 8 at Prince George L David Tendeck (5 GA, 19 SVS) Nick McBride (4 GA, 22 SVS) Oct. 10 at Calgary W Jack Flaman Ryan Kubic (3 GA, 30 SVS) Kyle Dumba (5 GA, 14 SVS) Oct. 11 at Edmonton W Radovan Bondra Ryan Kubic (0 GA, 28 SVS) Liam Hughes (1 GA, 18 SVS) Oct. 14 at Lethbridge W OT Tyler Benson Ryan Kubic (3 GA, 25 SVS) Ryan Gilchrist (4 GA, 27 SVS) Oct. 15 at Medicine Hat W OT Radovan Bondra Ryan Kubic (1 GA, 36 SVS) Nick Schneider (2 GA, 19 SVS) Oct. 19 Saskatoon L Ryan Kubic (3 GA, 29 SVS) Logan Flodell (1 GA, 31 SVS) Oct. 22 Swift Current W OT Ty Ronning Ryan Kubic (1 GA, 28 SVS) Taz Burman (2 GA, 35 SVS) Oct. 23 Tri-City L Ryan Kubic (5 GA, 14 SVS) Beck Warm (4 GA, 36 SVS) Oct. 28 at Kamloops L Ryan Kubic (2 GA, 40 SVS) Connor Ingram (0 GA, 30 SVS) Oct. 29 Kamloops W Radovan Bondra Ryan Kubic (1 GA, 23 SVS) Dylan Ferguson (3 GA, 35 SVS) Nov. 4 Kelowna L Ryan Kubic (5 GA, 31 SVS) Michael Herringer (4 GA, 30 SVS) Nov. 5 Lethbridge W Ty Ronning David Tendeck (3 GA, 19 SVS) Ryan Gilchrist (7 GA, 25 SVS) Nov. 10 Prince George W Dawson Holt Ryan Kubic (2 GA, 35 SVS) Nick McBride (4 GA, 37 SVS) Nov. 12 Seattle L Ryan Kubic (4 GA, 17 SVS) Rylan Toth (3 GA, 26 SVS) Nov. 16 Prince Albert W Thomas Foster David Tendeck (3 GA, 24 SVS) Ian Scott (4 GA, 7 SVS) Nov. 18 at Kelowna L Ryan Kubic (5 GA, 32 SVS) Brodan Salmond (3 GA, 28 SVS) Nov. 20 Regina L David Tendeck (5 GA, 16 SVS) Jordan Hollett (3 GA, 21 SVS) Nov. 23 at Tri-City L Ryan Kubic (5 GA, 25 SVS) Rylan Parenteau (1 GA, 39 SVS) Nov. 25 at Spokane 7:05 pm PST Nov. 26 at Tri-City 7:05 pm PST Nov. 29 Prince George 7:00 pm PST Dec. 2 Brandon 7:30 pm PST Dec. 3 at Kamloops 7:00 pm PST Dec. 9 Everett 7:30 pm PST Dec. 10 Spokane 7:00 pm PST Dec. 16 Portland 7:30 pm PST Dec. 17 at Victoria 7:05 pm PST Dec. 27 Everett 7:00 pm PST Dec. 28 at Everett 7:05 pm PST Dec. 30 Kamloops 7:30 pm PST Jan. 2 at Calgary 4:00 pm MST Jan. 4 at Edmonton 7:00 pm MST Jan. 6 at Red Deer 7:00 pm MST Jan. 7 at Medicine Hat 7:30 pm MST Jan. 8 at Kootenay 4:00 pm MST Jan. 13 Moose Jaw 7:30 pm PST Jan. 14 at Kamloops 7:00 pm PST Jan. 17 Victoria 7:00 pm PST Jan. 20 Kelowna 7:30 pm PST Jan. 21 at Seattle 7:05 pm PST Jan. 23 Prince George 7:00 pm PST Jan. 27 Victoria 7:30 pm PST Jan. 28 at Victoria 7:05 pm PST Jan. 29 at Victoria 5:05 pm PST Feb. 3 Calgary 7:30 pm PST Feb. 4 at Everett 7:05 pm PST Feb. 7 at Prince George 7:00 pm PST Feb. 8 at Prince George 7:00 pm PST Feb. 10 at Kelowna 7:05 pm PST Feb. 11 Kelowna 7:00 pm PST Feb. 13 Tri-City 2:00 pm PST Feb. 17 Kamloops 7:30 pm PST Feb. 18 Red Deer 7:00 pm PST Feb. 24 Victoria 7:30 pm PST Feb. 25 at Victoria 7:05 pm PST Feb. 26 at Victoria 7:05 pm PST Mar. 1 Portland 7:00 pm PST

12 Vancouver Giants ( ) vs. Spokane Chiefs ( ) Nov 25, Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena - Spokane, WA GOALIES # Name Ht Wt GP W L OTL SL SO GAA SV% 20 Ryan Kubic 5' David Tendeck 6' SKATERS # Name Pos Ht Wt GP G A Pts. PIM +/- 2 Marcus Kichton D 5' Bailey Dhaliwal D 6' Jeff Rayman D 6' Dylan Plouffe D 6' Ty Ronning RW 5' Alec Baer RW 5' Tyler Popowich C 6' James Malm C 5' Owen Hardy LW 6' Thomas Foster C 6' Tyler Benson LW 6' Jack Flaman LW 5' Dawson Holt C 5' Dmitry Osipov D 6' Matt Barberis D 5' Brendan Semchuk RW 6' Darian Skeoch D 6' Tristyn DeRoose LW 6' Taden Rattie RW 6' Johnny Wesley RW 5' Radovan Bondra LW 6' Team Staff GOALIES # Name Ht Wt GP W L OTL SL SO GAA SV% 33 Jayden Sittler 6' Dawson Weatherill 6' SKATERS # Name Pos Ht Wt GP G A Pts. PIM +/- 3 Matt Leduc D 6' Jeff Faith D 6' Tyson Helgesen D 6' Evan Fiala D 6' Keanu Yamamoto RW 5' Ethan McIndoe LW 6' Jaret Anderson-Dolan C 5' Markson Bechtold C 6' Jake McGrew RW 5' Koby Morrisseau C 6' Taylor Ross LW 6' Kailer Yamamoto RW 5' Curtis Miske C 6' Tanner Wishnowski LW 6' Hayden Ostir RW 5' Pavel Kousal LW 5' Jake Toporowski D 6' Ty Smith D 5' Ondrej Najman C 6' Hudson Elynuik C 6' Riley McKay C 6' Eli Zummack C 5' Dalton Hamaliuk D 6' Jason McKee Glen Hanlon Head Coach General Manager Team Staff Don Nachbaur Scott Carter Head Coach General Manager

13 Standings Western Conference B.C. Division Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA PIM Home Away P10 STK 1 Prince George Cougars Victoria Royals Kamloops Blazers Kelowna Rockets Vancouver Giants Eastern Conference Central Division Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA PIM Home Away P10 STK 1 Medicine Hat Tigers Red Deer Rebels Edmonton Oil Kings Lethbridge Hurricanes Calgary Hitmen Kootenay ICE East Division Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA PIM Home Away P10 STK 1 Regina Pats Swift Current Broncos Moose Jaw Warriors Brandon Wheat Kings Saskatoon Blades Prince Albert Raiders Western Conference U.S. Division Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA PIM Home Away P10 STK 1 Everett Silvertips Tri-City Americans Seattle Thunderbirds Spokane Chiefs Portland Winterhawks x = Clinched Playoff Position y = Teams who have clinched Division title Wednesday, Nov 23 Medicine Hat 5 at Brandon 3 Final Seattle 0 at Everett 3 Final Spokane 3 at Kamloops 2 Final Red Deer 5 at Kootenay 6 Final SO Edmonton 2 at Portland 4 Final Swift Current 3 at Prince Albert 1 Final Vancouver 1 at Tri-City 5 Final Friday, Nov 25 Victoria at Portland 3:00 pm PST Medicine Hat at Prince Albert 7:00 pm CST Brandon at Saskatoon 7:05 pm CST Kootenay at Red Deer 7:00 pm MST Moose Jaw at Calgary 7:00 pm MST Swift Current at Lethbridge 7:00 pm MST Regina at Kamloops 7:00 pm PST Seattle at Tri-City 7:05 pm PST Vancouver at Spokane 7:05 pm PST Edmonton at Everett 7:35 pm PST Saturday, Nov 26 Lethbridge at Calgary 2:00 pm MST Medicine Hat at Saskatoon 7:05 pm CST Moose Jaw at Red Deer 7:00 pm MST Swift Current at Kootenay 7:00 pm MST Edmonton at Spokane 7:05 pm PST Prince George at Everett 7:05 pm PST Regina at Kelowna 7:05 pm PST Vancouver at Tri-City 7:05 pm PST Victoria at Seattle 7:05 pm PST

14 Western Conference Wildcard Standings B.C. Division Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA STK P10 1 Prince George Cougars Victoria Royals Kamloops Blazers Western Conference Wildcard Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA STK P10 7 Kelowna Rockets Spokane Chiefs Portland Winterhawks Vancouver Giants Eastern Conference Central Division Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA STK P10 1 Medicine Hat Tigers Red Deer Rebels Edmonton Oil Kings East Division Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA STK P10 1 Regina Pats Swift Current Broncos Moose Jaw Warriors Eastern Conference Wildcard Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA STK P10 7 Brandon Wheat Kings Lethbridge Hurricanes Saskatoon Blades Calgary Hitmen Kootenay ICE Prince Albert Raiders Western Conference U.S. Division Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA STK P10 1 Everett Silvertips Tri-City Americans Seattle Thunderbirds Western Conference Wildcard Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA STK P10 7 Kelowna Rockets Spokane Chiefs Portland Winterhawks Vancouver Giants

15 Conference Standings Western Conference Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA Home Away P10 STK 1 Prince George Cougars Everett Silvertips Tri-City Americans Victoria Royals Kamloops Blazers Kelowna Rockets Seattle Thunderbirds Spokane Chiefs Portland Winterhawks Vancouver Giants Eastern Conference Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA Home Away P10 STK 1 Medicine Hat Tigers Regina Pats Swift Current Broncos Moose Jaw Warriors Brandon Wheat Kings Red Deer Rebels Edmonton Oil Kings Lethbridge Hurricanes Saskatoon Blades Calgary Hitmen Kootenay ICE Prince Albert Raiders 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

16 Leaders (Overall) Top 20 Scorers Rank Player Team GP G A PTS 1 Sam Steel REG Mason Shaw MH Cody Glass POR Nikita Popugaev MJ Chad Butcher MH Adam Brooks REG Michael Rasmussen TC Kailer Yamamoto SPO Michael Spacek RD Tyler Steenbergen SC Matt Bradley MH Skyler McKenzie POR Morgan Geekie TC Juuso Välimäki TC * Aleksi Heponiemi SC Several Players Tied 28 Minor Penalties Rank Player Team GP MinPen 1 Barrett Sheen KTN Tyler Coulter BDN Several Players Tied 19 Power Play Goals Rank Player Team GP PPG 1 Tyler Steenbergen SC * Filip Ahl REG Max Gerlach MH Michael Rasmussen TC David Quenneville MH 22 8 Game Winning Goals Rank Player Team GP GWG 1 * Filip Ahl REG Kailer Yamamoto SPO Several Players Tied 4 Shootout Goals Rank Player Team SOG SOA 1 Stelio Mattheos BDN Noah Philp KTN Tyler Wong LET * Aleksi Heponiemi SC Several Players Tied 1 Goals Rank Player Team GP G 1 Michael Rasmussen TC Zak Zborosky KTN Tyler Steenbergen SC Several Players Tied 17 Assists Rank Player Team GP A 1 Mason Shaw MH Adam Brooks REG Sam Steel REG Chad Butcher MH Tyler Sandhu TC Penalty Minutes Rank Player Team GP PIM 1 Zach Fischer MH Barrett Sheen KTN Dalton Yorke TC Tyler Coulter BDN Several Players Tied 48 Major Penalties Rank Player Team GP MajPen 1 Zach Fischer MH Dakota Odgers MJ * Riley McKay SPO * Tristyn DeRoose VAN Several Players Tied 4 Short Handed Goals Rank Player Team GP SHG 1 Austin Wagner REG Mark Rassell MH Sam Steel REG Several Players Tied 2 Plus/Minus Rank Player Team GP +/- 1 Chase Harrison REG Sergey Zborovskiy REG Sam Steel REG Deven Sideroff KAM Adam Brooks REG Shootout Percentage Rank Player Team SOG SOA SO% 1 Several Players Tied 100.0

17 Leading Goalies Top 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 Carter Hart EVT Ty Edmonds PG Connor Ingram KAM Nicholas Sanders PA Griffen Outhouse VIC Nick Schneider MH Jordan Hollett REG Travis Child SC Cole Kehler POR Taz Burman SC Logan Thompson BDN Jordan Papirny BDN Rylan Toth SEA Zach Sawchenko MJ Logan Flodell SAS Wins Rank Player Team W 1 Nick Schneider MH 17 2 Ty Edmonds PG 14 3 Griffen Outhouse VIC 14 4 Carter Hart EVT 12 5 Several Goaltenders Tied 11 Losses Rank Player Team L 1 Ryan Kubic VAN 12 2 Ian Scott PA 11 3 Stuart Skinner LET 10 4 Rylan Toth SEA 9 5 Several Goaltenders Tied 8 Saves Rank Player Team SVS 1 Griffen Outhouse VIC Connor Ingram KAM Payton Lee KTN Ryan Kubic VAN Stuart Skinner LET 553 Save Percentage Rank Player Team GA SVS SV% 1 Carter Hart EVT Connor Ingram KAM Ty Edmonds PG Griffen Outhouse VIC Nicholas Sanders PA Mins Rank Player Team Mins 1 Griffen Outhouse VIC Nick Schneider MH Ryan Kubic VAN Connor Ingram KAM Michael Herringer KEL 1103 Shutouts Rank Player Team SO 1 Logan Flodell SAS 2 2 Carter Hart EVT 2 3 * Riley Lamb RD 2 4 Several Goaltenders Tied 1 Shootout Wins Rank Player Team SOW 1 Logan Thompson BDN 2 2 Several Goaltenders Tied 1 Shootout Percentage Rank Player Team Saves Att SO% 1 Logan Thompson BDN Cole Kehler POR Cody Porter CGY Ty Edmonds PG Griffen Outhouse VIC * indicates rookie