Media Kit Portland Winterhawks vs Spokane Chiefs Game #103: Saturday, October 15, 2016

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1 Media Kit Portland Winterhawks vs Spokane Chiefs Game #103: Saturday, October 15, 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 1-2 Overtime 0-1 Shootout 0-0 Red jerseys White jerseys Blue jerseys Sundays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays TONIGHT S MATCHUP --- Saturday, October 15, PORTLAND WINTERHAWKS SPOKANE CHIEFS points points 2 nd U.S. Division 3 rd Western Conference 5 th U.S. Division 10 th Western Conference Previous 10: Current Streak: W-2 Previous 10: Current Streak: L-2 GF-GA: Away Record: GF-GA: Home Record: PP: 16/43 (37.2%) PK: 8/47 (83.0%) PP: 9/26 (34.6%) PK: 11/32 (65.6%) Most Goals: #43 Skyler McKenzie (7) Most Goals: #17 Kailer Yamamoto (6) Most Assists: #8 Cody Glass (11) Most Assists: #9 Keanu Yamamoto (7) Last Game: Oct. 12 at Regina, 5-4 W Next Game: October 18 vs. Tri-City Last Game: Oct. 14 vs. Everett, 3-4 OTL Next Game: October 18 vs. Everett Spokane hosts the Portland Winterhawks for the first of eight head-to-head contests between the two clubs this season and first of four at Spokane Arena. The Chiefs are looking to get back in the win column after two-straight defeats, including last night s 4-3 overtime loss to Everett. Kailer Yamamoto led the way for Spokane with 2 goals and 1 assist while Markson Bechtold added 1 goal and 1 assist in his first game back from injury; he hadn t played since the season opener on Sept. 24. Patrick Bajkov scored twice for Everett, including the game-winner 24 seconds into OT. The Chiefs went against the Winterhawks last year, with five of the eight matchups going into overtime or a shootout, including 3-of-4 in Spokane. Kailer Yamamoto led Spokane in the season series with 3 goals and 6 assists in 7 games while Hudson Elynuik scored twice and added 5 assists in the full 8. Dominic Turgeon (7-3-10) and Rihards Bukarts (5-4-9) led Portland.. Spokane boasts a young group this year, including a new captain (Helgesen) for the first time in two years as defenseman Jason Fram held the title for the and seasons. They ll need to find a replacement on offense for Dominic Zwerger, last year s leading goal scorer (27) who was traded to Everett early this season. Potential contributors to fill that gap include: Anderson-Dolan, in his sophomore campaign after being named the team s Rookie of the Year last year; Ethan McIndoe, who scored eight goals in 62 GP as a 16-yearold; Pavel Kousal and Ondrej Najman, the Chiefs two new European import players who both hail from the Czech Republic and played with the Czech national team. The Chiefs do retain three of their top four scorers from a season ago in Kailer Yamamoto ( in 57 GP), Keanu Yamamoto ( ) and Markson Bechtold ( ). Carolina Hurricanes 3 rd -round pick Elynuik ( in 55 GP) will also be a difference maker. Third-year men Evan Fiala ( , 101 PIM, +18) and Helgesen ( ) lead in experience on the back end, with an emerging young group led by 2015 WHL Bantam Draft 1 st -overall pick Ty Smith. In goal, Sittler (2.94,.905, 1 SO in 39 GP) looks to be the regular starter with recently-acquired Dawson Weatherill as backup. The Winterhawks have been on a tear offensively, scoring 5+ goals in 4 of their last 5 games, most recently a 5-4 overtime victory over the Regina Pats on Wednesday. D Caleb Jones scored the game-winner at the 4:05 mark of the extra frame. The Hawks like to increase the pace; there have been a combined 185 shots on goal in their last two games, including 98 against. Draft-eligible forward Cody Glass has been a sparkplug with 5G & 11A through 10 games, including WHL Player of the Week honors last week. TONIGHT S OFFICIALS --- Referees: Tyler ADAIR, Adam GRIFFITHS --- Linesmen: SEAN DONNELLY, Scott SHARUN

3 TAKE NOTICE Kailer Yamamoto came out of the gates this season looking to make a statement in his draft year. The third-year forward has 12 points (6G-6A) in 7 games to start the season, including a team-leading 3 PP goals. With a late September birthday, he will first become eligible for the NHL Entry Draft in A Spokane native, he impressed in stints at international tournaments with Team USA (Five Nations, U-18, U-20 NJEC) and produced 128 points (42 goals and 86 assists) in his first two seasons with the Chiefs (125 games). Multiple news outlets project Yamamoto as a future first round pick, most recently Sportsnet s early rankings with him at 17 th overall. BIG BROTHER The older of the Yamamoto brothers, Keanu, has been an assist machine this season, picking up 7 in 7 games including 4 power play helpers and a 4-game point streak broken on Oct. 14. Keanu is the elder statesman on this year s Chiefs squad with 206 games played. U-17 TRIO Three Chiefs D Ty Smith, F Koby Morrisseau and F Eli Zummack were named by Hockey Canada to the upcoming 2016 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge in Ontario (Oct. 27 Nov. 5). ROOKIE STANDS 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. HIGH-POWERED The Chiefs have been stellar on the power play this season, capitalizing with 9 goals in 26 chances (34.6%; 4 th WHL). Power plays account for 9 of the team s 19 goals through 7 games (47.4%). 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. 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 three players Ethan McIndoe, Pavel Kousal and Jake McGrew each earned C scores. 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 were recently named to their respective provincial rosters for the upcoming 2016 Western Canada U16 Challenge Cup. Carter Chorney (2 nd Rd, 39 th Overall in 2016 WHL Bantam Draft) made Team AB, Ethan Leyh (8 th, 160 th ) to Team BC and Cordel Larson (9 th, 186 th ) to Team SK. NEW ERA Long-time Spokane GM Tim Speltz announced on August 16 that he had accepted a job with the NHL s Toronto Maple Leafs and would step down from his position with the Chiefs. Originally 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 will become the Director of Western Area Scouting for the Leafs, retain his ownership stake in the Chiefs and maintain his home in Spokane. 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 ALL-AMERICAN F Kailer Yamamoto played in the USA Hockey CCM All-American Prospects Game in Philadelphia on Sept. 22, featuring 42 of the top American-born prospects for the 2017 NHL Entry Draft. He finished with 2 assists and a +1 rating as his Team Howe lost 6-4 to Team LeClair. 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.

4 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. BENCH BOSS Don Nachbaur returns to the Chiefs for his 7 th season as head coach having recently signed an extension through the season. The WHL veteran ranks 1 st in franchise history in career wins (236) and just eclipsed Mike Babcock for the all-time lead in career games coached for the Chiefs (430). 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 (665). He is also the winningest coach in Tri-City Americans history w/ 235. NEW FACES IN NET Neither of the Chiefs two rostered goalies, Jayden Sittler and Dawson Weatherill, played for the Chiefs before this season. Sittler was acquired over the summer from Lethbridge, where he played 39 games with a 2.94 GAA and.905 SV%. Weatherill was acquired on Sept. 29 from Red Deer after appearing in 5 games as a 16-year-old last season, allowing 7 goals on 52 shots while going Both call Red Deer home. YOUTH MOVEMENT The Chiefs are one of the youngest teams in the WHL this season; 19 players born in 1998 or later, including seven 17-year-olds and four 16-year-olds. Eleven of the 19 are WHL rookies. 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. RECENT/UPCOMING CAREER MILESTONES #12 Markson Bechtold played his 200 th career game on Oct. 14; #8 Jordan Henderson played his 100 th game on Oct. 8; #9 Keanu Yamamoto played his 200 th game on Sept. 24; A TIME FOR FIRSTS #21 Pavel Kousal scored his 1 st goal vs. LET on 10/7; #24 Ty Smith scored his 1 st goal vs. VIC on 10/8. #25 Ondrej Najman recorded his 1 st assist vs. T.C. on 10/1. STREAKING #11 Jaret Anderson-Dolan, 3-gm point streak (1G-2A). FRANCHISE CONSISTENCY The Chiefs qualification for the 2016 WHL Playoffs marked the 10 th consecutive season the Chiefs have played in the postseason (103 games). They lost in the first round to Victoria (six games). INJURY REPORT #13 Jake McGrew, lower body, season-ending; #23 Jake Toporowski, lower body, 1-3 weeks ROSTER MOVES 9/25: F Dominic Zwerger traded to Everett 9/30: G Matt Berlin reassigned to Drayton Valley (AJHL), rights traded to Seattle on 10/7 9/29: G Dawson Weatherill acquired via trade with Red Deer SUSPENDED Hudson Elynuik, TBD for charge major & G.M. on Oct. 14 HOW THEY WERE BUILT BANTAM DRAFT (18): #3 Matt Leduc ( ) #4 Jeff Faith ( ), #6 Tyson Helgesen ( ), #7 Evan Fiala ( ), #8 Jordan Henderson ( ), #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 ( ), #28 Logan Foster ( ), #32 Dalton Hamaliuk ( ) IMPORT DRAFT (2): #21 Pavel Kousal ( ), #25 Ondrej Najman ( ) LISTED/WAIVERS (3): #9 Keanu Yamamoto (2013), #5 Trent Huitema (2013), #25 Riley McKay (2014) TRADE (4): #26 Hudson Elynuik (Dec w/ KTN), #29 Eli Zummack (Jan w/ RD), #33 Jayden Sittler (May 2016 w/ LETH), #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 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 Foster, Logan* RW R 5'9" 175 Kamsack, SK Sep 7/99 Tisdale Trojans SMHL Eligible Zummack, Eli* C R 5'9" 165 Kelowna, BC Mar 22/00 Okanagan 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 Huitema, Trent* D R 6'8" 210 Chilliwack, BC Jun 16/98 Surrey Eagles BCHL 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 Henderson, Jordan D L 6'0" 180 Vancouver, BC Feb 19/97 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 Jaret Anderson-Dolan C * 24 Ty Smith D Hudson Elynuik C * 25 Ondrej Najman C * 21 Pavel Kousal LW Curtis Miske C Markson Bechtold C Tyson Helgesen D Ethan McIndoe LW Jordan Henderson D Evan Fiala D * 28 Logan Foster RW * 5 Trent Huitema D * 3 Matt Leduc D * 29 Eli Zummack C Hayden Ostir RW * 27 Riley McKay C Jeff Faith D Dalton Hamaliuk D * 15 Koby Morrisseau C Taylor Ross LW 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 PORTLAND WINTERHAWKS GAME NOTES PORTLAND SPOKANE ( ) OCTOBER 15, 2016 LAST GAME: PORTLAND REGINA 4 (OT): Caleb Jones scored an overtime winner as the Portland Winterhawks continued their trip through the East Division with a 5-4 win in Regina Wednesday against the Pats. With just under a minute to go in the extra frame of what was a wild game, Jones carried the puck into the Regina zone on a two-on-one, kept the puck and wired it past goaltender Tyler Brown to give the Hawks the win in their first overtime game of the season. The victory continued what s been an excellent road trip, with the Hawks 5-2 on their trek. After a scoreless first period, Portland s Lane Gilliss opened the scoring 5:40 into the second for a 1-0 lead. Regina s Adam Brooks responded at 17:51 as the two teams went into the third tied 1-1. After the teams combined for just a pair of goals in the first 40 minutes, the third period turned into an offensive barrage. The Hawks struck twice in a span of 26 seconds as Evan Weinger and Colton Veloso scored on back-to-back shifts as they jumped out to a 3-1 lead five minutes into the frame. Just 34 seconds after Veloso s goal, Brooks scored his second of the game to cut the Hawks lead to 3-2. Regina then got power play goals from Sam Steel and Filip Ahl as they took a 4-3 lead midway through the third. With just about three minutes to go and the Hawks on a 5-on-3 power play for a full two minutes, defenseman Keoni Texeira ripped a shot past Regina netminder Tyler Brown to tie it again at 4-4 and set up the Hawks first overtime of the season, where Jones would end up netting the winner. Jones, Gilliss and Ryan Hughes all finished with two points apiece in Portland s victory. TONIGHT S MATCHUP: HAWKS VS. CHIEFS HEAD-TO-HEAD: Season Series Schedule: 10/15/16 Spokane 11/30/16 Spokane 01/13/17 Portland 01/14/17 Portland 02/08/17 Spokane 02/10/17 Portland 03/10/17 Spokane 03/19/17 Portland The Winterhawks open their eight-game season series against the Chiefs tonight in Spokane. Portland was against Spokane in last year s spirited season series, where four of the games were decided in overtime and one in a shootout. Returning Winterhawks Cody Glass and Caleb Jones posted six points apiece in eight games against the Chiefs last season. Spokane s Kailer Yamamoto tallied nine points against the Hawks. ALL-TIME VS. SPOKANE: Total: 284 GP 131 (W) (L) 13 (T) 2 (OTL) 1 (SOL) At Home: 144 GP On the Road: 148 GP PORTLAND ALL-TIME: Total: 2890 GP 1484 (W) 1207 (L) 127 (T) 47 (OTL) 25 (SOL) At Home: 1443 GP On the Road: 1447 GP UPCOMING MILESTONES: Keegan Iverson is four away from 250 career games. Skyler McKenzie is two away from 150 career games. Alex Overhardt is six away from 150 career games. Colton Veloso is five away from 100 career games.

8 PORTLAND WINTERHAWKS GAME NOTES HAWKS NEWS THREE S COMPANY: The Winterhawks are in first place in the U.S. Division with 14 points, and second overall in the league behind Prince George. The team also boasts the most goals scored in the WHL with 47, ten ahead of second place after Wednesday s overtime victory in Regina. This is all in large part to the efforts of the league s three leading scorers: Portland s Cody Glass, Ryan Hughes, and Skyler McKenzie who have combined for 41 points after ten games. The Hawks are also getting help from league-leading defenseman Keoni Texeira s 11 points, and Joachim Blichfeld, who s tied for second overall among rookie scoring with eight points. GLASS NAMED WHL S PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Leading the way for the Winterhawks is WHL Player of the Week Cody Glass, who was the winner of the league s award Monday. Glass leads the league with 16 points and 11 assists. The 16 points he s posted are already more than halfway to the 27 he had in 65 games last season as a 16-year-old rookie. Glass already has three games with three points this season, a mark he didn t reach in his rookie campaign. GLASS, JOKIHARJU ON ONES TO WATCH LIST: NHL Central Scouting released its preliminary Players to Watch list on October 4, and defenseman Henri Jokiharju and Cody Glass each made the list. Jokiharju received a B rating, while Glass received a C rating. The players to watch list is Central Scouting's compilation of top prospects from all the major development leagues throughout North America and Europe. The list is updated throughout the season as scouts travel to see the players live. The 29 players on the list with "A" ratings are considered potential first-round picks. Players with "B" ratings are considered possible second- or third-round choices, and those with "C" ratings are potential fourth-, fifth- or sixth-round selections. IVERSON NAMED HAWKS CAPTAIN: Winterhawks Vice President, General Manager & Head Coach Mike Johnston has announced that Keegan Iverson has been named the team s captain. Iverson made his season debut on September 30 after missing opening weekend while in training camp with the NHL s Minnesota Wild. Along with naming Iverson captain, the Winterhawks have also named their alternate captains: Caleb Jones, Keoni Texeira and Colton Veloso. Iverson becomes the 41st captain in team history, joining such players as Nic Petan, Braydon Coburn, Adam Deadmarsh, Paul Gaustad, Brenden Morrow and Brent Peterson. He takes over the captain s position from Dominic Turgeon, who will play in the Detroit Red Wings system this season. MIKE JOHNSTON RETURNS: The Hawks biggest acquisition over the offseason came off the ice, when Mike Johnston returned to the Winterhawks as the team s Vice President, General Manager & Head Coach. Johnston originally joined the Winterhawks in that role in October 2008 and remained through the season, amassing a record of His 231 wins are second in team history, while his winning percentage of. 660 is highest in team history among coaches with at least a full season at the helm. The Winterhawks made four straight trips to the WHL Final from 2011 through 2014, winning the 2013 championship. During Johnston s first tenure in Portland, 24 Winterhawks players were selected in the NHL Draft, including six players selected in the first round: Ryan Johansen, Nino Niederreiter, Sven Baertschi, Joe

9 PORTLAND WINTERHAWKS GAME NOTES Morrow, Derrick Pouliot and Seth Jones. During the NHL season, 25 Winterhawks alumni suited up in the NHL, including 16 who played under Johnston in Portland. OLIVER DAVID JOINS STAFF: One of Johnston s moves over the summer was hiring Oliver David as Assistant Coach, who will join Johnston and Associate Coach Kyle Gustafson behind the bench. David comes to the Winterhawks after three seasons with the Dubuque Fighting Saints of the United States Hockey League, where he was Associate Head Coach & Assistant General Manager. In David s three seasons in Dubuque they went , with a trip to last season s championship series and back-to-back appearances in the conference final in 2014 and HOW THE WINTERHAWKS WERE BUILT: Player How Acquired Blichfeld, Joachim CHL Import Draft ( nd round, #85 overall) Bullion, Michael WHL Bantam Draft ( th round, #196 overall) Clayton, Brett Signed with Winterhawks on April 17, 2015 Colina, Ilijah WHL Bantam Draft ( th round, #171 overall) Czaikowski, Carter WHL Bantam Draft ( th round, #121 overall) De Jong, Brendan WHL Bantam Draft ( th round, #154 overall) Gilliss, Lane Signed with the Winterhawks on July 19, 2016 Ginnell, Brad WHL Bantam Draft ( th round, #106 overall) Glass, Cody WHL Bantam Draft ( st round, #19 overall) Gricius, Jake Signed with the Winterhawks on July 19, 2016 Hobson, Jake WHL Bantam Draft ( rd round, #65 overall) Hughes, Ryan Signed with Winterhawks on September 4, 2015 Iverson, Keegan Signed with Winterhawks on Mar. 18, 2012 Jokiharju, Henri CHL Import Draft ( st round, #25 overall) Jones, Caleb WHL Bantam Draft ( rd round, #64 overall) Kehler, Cole Acquired from Kamloops on July 21, 2016 Kolle, Ty WHL Bantam Draft ( th round, #70 overall) MacEachern, Conor Signed with Winterhawks on April 24, 2015 McKenzie, Skyler WHL Bantam Draft ( th round, #176 overall) Middendorf, Ethan WHL Bantam Draft ( th round, #141 overall) Overhardt, Alex WHL Bantam Draft ( th round, #240 overall) Quigley, Matthew Signed by the Winterhawks on February 24, 2016 Sharp, Bronson Signed by the Winterhawks on September 5, 2015 Texeira, Keoni WHL Bantam Draft ( nd round, #26 overall) Veloso, Colton Added to Protected List Weinger, Evan WHL Bantam Draft ( th round, #284 overall) NHL DRAFT PICKS: Player Blichfeld, Joachim Jones, Caleb NHL Draft Selection San Jose Sharks ( th round, #210 overall) Edmonton Oilers ( th round, #117 overall)

10 PORTLAND WINTERHAWKS GAME NOTES PORTLAND S REGULAR SEASON LEADERS: GOALS Skyler McKenzie (7) ASSISTS Cody Glass (11) POINTS Cody Glass (16) PENALTY MINUTES Keegan Iverson, Alex Overhardt (14) PLUS/MINUS (+/-) Cody Glass (+7) POWER PLAY 16 for 43 (37.2%) 2 nd PENALTY KILL 39 for 47 (83.0%) 7 th OVERTIME RECORD 1-0 SHOOTOUT RECORD N/A REGULAR SEASON HIGHS & LOWS: Most Goals Scored Fewest Goals Scored Most Goals Allowed Fewest Goals Allowed Most Power Play Chances Most Power Play Chances Against Most Power Play Goals Most Power Play Goals Allowed Most Shots Taken Fewest Shots Taken Most Shots Allowed Fewest Shots Allowed Last Shutout Last Time Shutout Overtime Winners Shootout Winners Hat Tricks 7 (7-3 win, 09/24/16 vs. Seattle; 7-3 win, 09/25/16 vs. Tri-Cities; 7-6 win, Brandon) 1 (3-1 loss, 09/30/16 vs. Everett; 3-1 loss, Saskatoon) 7 (7-3 loss, Swift Current) 1 (6-1 win, Seattle 9 (7-6 win, Brandon) 9 (7-6 win, Brandon) 5 (7-6 win, Brandon) 2 (7-6 win, Brandon; 5-4 win OT, Regina) 51 (5-4 win OT, Regina) 27 (6-1 win, Seattle) 52 (5-4 win OT, Regina) 22 Moose Jaw) N/A N/A Caleb Jones (5-4 win OT, Regina) N/A N/A WINTERHAWKS AMONG REGULAR SEASON LEAGUE LEADERS Goals Assists Points Power Play Goals Power Play Assists Skyler McKenzie (7) T 2 nd Cody Glass, Keoni Texeira (5) T 11 th Cody Glass (11) 1 st Ryan Hughes (10) T 2 nd Evan Weinger (7) T 6 th Cody Glass (16) 1 st Ryan Hughes (13) 2 nd Skyler McKenzie (12) T 3 rd Keoni Texeira, Evan Weinger (11) T 8 th Keoni Texeira (4) T 2 nd Joachim Blichfeld, Cody Glass, Skyler McKenzie, Alex Overhardt (2) T 11 th Ryan Hughes (7) 1 st

11 PORTLAND WINTERHAWKS GAME NOTES Shorthanded Goals Game-Winning Goals Plus/Minus Keoni Texeira (4) T 6 th Keegan Iverson, Caleb Jones, Skyler McKenzie, Evan Weinger (3) T 12 th Keegan Iverson, Alex Overhardt, Colton Veloso (1) T 3 rd Cody Glass (2) T 3 rd Brendan De Jong, Caleb Jones, Skyler McKenzie, Colton Veloso, Evan Weinger (1) T 10 th Cody Glass (+7) T 6 th Lane Gilliss (+5) T 5 th Leaders Among Goaltenders: Goals Against Average Save Percentage Wins Saves Minutes Cole Kehler (2.69) 15 th Cole Kehler (.909) 18 th Cole Kehler (5) T 1 st Cole Kehler (170) 7 th Michael Bullion (126) T 16 th Cole Kehler (379) 5 th Leaders Among Rookies: Points Among Rookies Joachim Blichfeld (8) 2 nd Lane Gilliss, Henri Jokiharju (6) T 5 th Ty Kolle (3) T 19 th Leaders Among Defensemen: Points Among Defensemen Keoni Texeira (11) 1 st Caleb Jones (7) T 3 rd Henri Jokiharju (6) T 9 th

12 PORTLAND WINTERHAWKS ROSTER NO. FORWARDS POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B. AGE SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM DRAFT 20 Blichfeld, Joachim LW R 6'1" 180 Frederikshavn, DEN Jul. 17/98 18 Malmo Redhawks J20 SuperElit SJ '16 24 Clayton, Brett LW L 6'4" 212 Abbotsford, BC Nov. 22/98 18 Winterhawks WHL Eligible Colina, Ilijah C R 5'7" 170 North Delta, BC Feb. 18/00 16 Valley West Hawks BCMML Eligible Gilliss, Lane LW L 6'0" 182 Peachland, BC Oct. 1/99 17 West Kelowna Warriors BCHL Eligible Ginnell, Brad C L 6'1" 169 Calgary, AB Jul. 4/00 16 CRAA Blue Minor Midget AAA AMMHL Eligible Glass, Cody C R 6'2" 179 Winnipeg, MB Apr. 1/99 17 Winterhawks WHL Eligible Gricius, Jake C L 6'3" 182 Colorado Springs, CO Oct. 13/99 17 Colorado Thunderbirds U16 T1EHL U Eligible Hughes, Ryan C L 5'7" 152 Edmonton, AB Jul. 27/99 17 Winterhawks WHL Eligible Iverson, Keegan RW R 6'2" 220 St. Louis Park, MN Apr. 5/96 20 Winterhawks WHL Free Agent 7 Kolle, Ty C L 5'8" 170 Quesnel, BC Apr. 11/00 16 Cariboo Cougars BCMML Eligible McKenzie, Skyler LW L 5'8" 160 Sherwood Park, AB Jan. 20/98 18 Winterhawks WHL Eligible Overhardt, Alex C L 6'0" 185 Cherry Hills, CO Jan. 15/97 19 Winterhawks WHL Eligible Sharp, Bronson LW L 5'11" 171 Mission, BC Dec. 12/99 17 Yale Hockey Academy CSSHL Eligible Veloso, Colton RW R 6'0" 187 Winnipeg, MB Jun. 27/97 19 Winterhawks WHL Eligible Weinger, Evan RW R 6'1" 175 El Segundo, CA Apr. 18/97 19 Winterhawks WHL Eligible 2017 NO. DEFENSE POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B. AGE SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM DRAFT 28 Czaikowski, Carter D L 5'9" 172 Calgary, AB Apr. 5/98 18 Winterhawks WHL Eligible De Jong, Brendan D L 6'5" 193 Victoria, BC Mar. 23/98 18 Winterhawks WHL Eligible Hobson, Jake D R 5'11" 193 Prince Albert, SK Jul. 31/99 17 Prince Albert Mintos SMHL Eligible Jokiharju, Henri D R 6'0" 170 Oulu, Finland Jun. 17/99 17 Tappara U20 Jr. A SM-liiga Eligible Jones, Caleb D L 6'1" 190 Arlington, TX Jun. 6/97 19 Winterhawks WHL EDM '15 4 MacEachern, Conor D L 6'3" 189 Prince George, BC Dec. 8/98 18 Winterhawks WHL Eligible Quigley, Matthew D L 6'0" 168 Chestermere, AB Jan. 4/99 17 Lethbridge Hurricanes Midget AAA AMHL Eligible Texeira, Keoni D L 6'0" 213 Fontana, CA Mar. 24/97 19 Winterhawks WHL Eligible 2017 NO. GOALTENDERS POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B. AGE SEASON LEAGUE GP MP GA SO GAA DRAFT 35 Bullion, Michael G L 6'1" 187 Anchorage, AK May 14/97 19 Winterhawks WHL Eligible Kehler, Cole G L 6'4" 205 Altona, MB Dec. 17/97 19 Merritt Centennials BCHL Eligible 2017 * Late Birthday after September 15 affects NHL draft eligibility VICE PRESIDENT/GENERAL MANAGER/HEAD COACH: Mike Johnston ASSOCIATE COACH: Kyle Gustafson ATHLETIC TRAINER/STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH: Rich Campbell ASSISTANT COACH: Oliver David EQUIPMENT MANAGER: Mark Brennan ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER: Matt Bardsley EDUCATION ADVISER: Sue Johnson

13 Regular Season Team Statistics Portland Winterhawks 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% 8 Cody Glass C Ryan Hughes C Skyler McKenzie LW Keoni Texeira D Evan Weinger RW * 20 Joachim Blichfeld LW Keegan Iverson RW Caleb Jones D Colton Veloso RW * 9 Lane Gilliss LW * 16 Henri Jokiharju D Alex Overhardt C Brendan De Jong D * 7 Ty Kolle C Carter Czaikowski D * 27 Brad Ginnell C * 14 Jake Gricius C X 18 Rodrigo Abols C * 12 Ilijah Colina C Brett Clayton LW * 5 Matthew Quigley D * 6 Jake Hobson D Conor MacEachern D * 11 Bronson Sharp LW Goalies # Name GP Mins GA SO GAA W L OTL SL SA SVS SV% 31 Cole Kehler Michael Bullion Empty Net Totals * indicates rookie X indicates inactive

14 Portland Winterhawks ( ) vs. Spokane Chiefs ( ) Oct 15, Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena - Spokane, WA GOALIES # Name Ht Wt GP W L OTL SL SO GAA SV% 31 Cole Kehler 6' Michael Bullion 6' SKATERS # Name Pos Ht Wt GP G A Pts. PIM +/- 3 Caleb Jones D 6'1" Conor MacEachern D 6'3" Matthew Quigley D 6'0" Jake Hobson D 5' Ty Kolle C 5'8" Cody Glass C 6' Lane Gilliss LW 6'0" Bronson Sharp LW 5'11" Ilijah Colina C 5'7" Keegan Iverson RW 6'2" Jake Gricius C 6' Henri Jokiharju D 6'0" Alex Overhardt C 6' Ryan Hughes C 5' Joachim Blichfeld LW 6'1" Brendan De Jong D 6' Brett Clayton LW 6' Evan Weinger RW 6'1" Brad Ginnell C 6'1" Carter Czaikowski D 5' Colton Veloso RW 6'0" Skyler McKenzie LW 5' Keoni Texeira D 6'0" 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' Trent Huitema D 6' Tyson Helgesen D 6' Evan Fiala D 6' Jordan Henderson 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' 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' Logan Foster RW 5' Eli Zummack C 5' Dalton Hamaliuk D 6' Mike Johnston Mike Johnston Head Coach General Manager Team Staff Don Nachbaur Scott Carter Head Coach General Manager

15 Standings Eastern Conference East Division Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA PIM Home Away P10 STK 1 Regina Pats Swift Current Broncos Saskatoon Blades Moose Jaw Warriors Brandon Wheat Kings Prince Albert Raiders 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 Vancouver Giants Kelowna Rockets Eastern Conference Central Division Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA PIM Home Away P10 STK 1 Medicine Hat Tigers Lethbridge Hurricanes Red Deer Rebels Edmonton Oil Kings Calgary Hitmen Kootenay ICE Western Conference U.S. Division Rank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA PIM Home Away P10 STK 1 Everett Silvertips Portland Winterhawks Tri-City Americans Seattle Thunderbirds Spokane Chiefs x = Clinched Playoff Position y = Teams who have clinched Division title Friday, Oct 14 Prince Albert 3 at Brandon 2 Final OT Victoria 6 at Edmonton 1 Final Saskatoon 4 at Kelowna 2 Final Regina 5 at Kootenay 4 Final OT Vancouver 4 at Lethbridge 3 Final OT Calgary 2 at Medicine Hat 7 Final Moose Jaw 4 at Red Deer 6 Final Prince George 3 at Seattle 2 Final SO Everett 4 at Spokane 3 Final OT Kamloops 2 at Tri-City 4 Final Saturday, Oct 15 Brandon at Prince Albert 7:00 pm CST Red Deer at Kootenay 7:00 pm MDT Regina at Lethbridge 7:00 pm MDT Vancouver at Medicine Hat 7:30 pm MDT Portland at Spokane 7:05 pm PDT Prince George at Tri-City 7:05 pm PDT Seattle at Everett 7:05 pm PDT Swift Current at Kelowna 7:05 pm PDT Sunday, Oct 16 Moose Jaw at Calgary 2:00 pm MDT

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

17 9 Seattle Thunderbirds Spokane Chiefs

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

19 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 7:05 pm PDT Oct. 18 Everett 7:05 pm PDT Oct. 21 at Regina 7:00 pm CST Oct. 22 at Brandon 7:30 pm CDT Oct. 25 at Moose Jaw 7:00 pm CST Oct. 26 at Saskatoon 7:05 pm CST Oct. 28 at Prince Albert 7:00 pm CST Oct. 29 at Swift Current 7:00 pm MDT Nov. 4 Red Deer 7:05 pm PDT Nov. 5 Tri-City 7:05 pm PDT Nov. 12 Everett 7:05 pm PST Nov. 15 Seattle 7:05 pm PST Nov. 18 Calgary 7:05 pm PST Nov. 19 Kamloops 7:05 pm PST Nov. 23 at Kamloops 7:00 pm PST 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

20 Portland Winterhawks Regular Season Game Schedule DATE Opponent Result Record Score GWG Goaltender Opposing Goaltender Sep. 24 Seattle W Cody Glass Michael Bullion (3 GA, 27 SVS) Rylan Toth (6 GA, 28 SVS) Sep. 25 Tri-City W Brendan De Jong Cole Kehler (3 GA, 26 SVS) Beck Warm (6 GA, 30 SVS) Sep. 30 Everett L Michael Bullion (3 GA, 30 SVS) Carter Hart (1 GA, 31 SVS) Oct. 1 at Seattle W Colton Veloso Cole Kehler (1 GA, 25 SVS) Rylan Toth (4 GA, 12 SVS) Oct. 4 at Swift Current L Michael Bullion (7 GA, 21 SVS) Travis Child (3 GA, 33 SVS) Oct. 5 at Prince Albert W Cody Glass Cole Kehler (3 GA, 25 SVS) Rylan Parenteau (4 GA, 18 SVS) Oct. 7 at Moose Jaw W Skyler McKenzie Cole Kehler (2 GA, 20 SVS) Brody Willms (5 GA, 37 SVS) Oct. 8 at Saskatoon L Cole Kehler (2 GA, 20 SVS) Logan Flodell (1 GA, 34 SVS) Oct. 11 at Brandon W Evan Weinger Cole Kehler (6 GA, 40 SVS) Jordan Papirny (6 GA, 29 SVS) Oct. 12 at Regina W OT Caleb Jones Michael Bullion (4 GA, 48 SVS) Tyler Brown (5 GA, 46 SVS) Oct. 15 at Spokane 7:05 pm PDT Oct. 18 Tri-City 7:00 pm PDT Oct. 21 at Seattle 7:35 pm PDT Oct. 25 Tri-City 7:00 pm PDT Oct. 29 Kelowna 7:00 pm PDT Oct. 30 Kelowna 5:00 pm PDT Nov. 4 at Tri-City 7:05 pm PDT Nov. 5 at Everett 7:05 pm PDT Nov. 6 Tri-City 5:00 pm PST Nov. 11 Everett 7:00 pm PST Nov. 12 Calgary 7:00 pm PST Nov. 19 Seattle 7:00 pm PST Nov. 20 Lethbridge 5:00 pm PST Nov. 23 Edmonton 7:00 pm PST Nov. 25 Victoria 3:00 pm PST Nov. 27 Prince George 2:00 pm PST Nov. 30 at Spokane 7:05 pm PST Dec. 2 at Tri-City 7:05 pm PST Dec. 3 Kootenay 2:00 pm PST Dec. 4 Medicine Hat 5:00 pm PST Dec. 9 Victoria 7:00 pm PST Dec. 10 Everett 7:00 pm PST Dec. 13 at Victoria 7:05 pm PST Dec. 14 at Victoria 7:05 pm PST Dec. 16 at Vancouver 7:30 pm PST Dec. 17 at Everett 7:05 pm PST Dec. 27 at Tri-City 7:05 pm PST Dec. 28 Tri-City 7:00 pm PST Dec. 30 at Seattle 7:35 pm PST Dec. 31 Seattle 7:30 pm PST Jan. 7 Everett 2:00 pm PST Jan. 8 Kamloops 5:00 pm PST Jan. 13 Spokane 7:00 pm PST Jan. 14 Spokane 7:00 pm PST Jan. 17 at Prince George 7:00 pm PST Jan. 18 at Prince George 7:00 pm PST Jan. 20 at Kamloops 7:00 pm PST Jan. 21 at Kelowna 7:05 pm PST Jan. 27 at Everett 7:35 pm PST Jan. 28 at Kelowna 7:05 pm PST Feb. 1 Kamloops 7:00 pm PST Feb. 3 at Everett 7:35 pm PST Feb. 4 Seattle 7:00 pm PST Feb. 8 at Spokane 7:05 pm PST Feb. 10 Spokane 7:00 pm PST Feb. 11 at Seattle 7:05 pm PST Feb. 13 at Kamloops 2:00 pm PST Feb. 17 Red Deer 7:00 pm PST Feb. 18 at Seattle 6:05 pm PST Feb. 19 Seattle 5:00 pm PST Feb. 22 at Tri-City 7:05 pm PST Feb. 24 at Everett 7:35 pm PST Mar. 1 at Vancouver 7:00 pm PST Mar. 3 Vancouver 7:00 pm PST