OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE KOOTENAY ICE. Volume 18, Issue 30. #21 Matt Alfaro. #22 Zak Zborosky. #4 Cale Fleury

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1 OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE KOOTENAY ICE Volume 18, Issue 30 #21 Matt Alfaro #22 Zak Zborosky #4 Cale Fleury 365

2 MESSAGES Greetings from the WHL Last year, during the Western Hockey League s 50th season, we were privileged to reflect on our rich history and honour the many distinguished builders and alumni who have helped to make the WHL the finest junior hockey league in the world today. As we open the WHL season, the same ideals that fostered the growth our great League still serve as its foundation a commitment to providing our players with a world class experience from both a hockey and education standpoint. The WHL and our 22 member Clubs take great pride in providing our players with the best possible environment in which to succeed both on and off the ice. On the ice, our high calibre of coaching and arena facilities continue to offer an ideal setting to grow and develop as a player. Off the ice, the WHL Scholarship remains the most comprehensive hockey scholarship in North America with a WHL record of over 350 graduates utilizing their WHL Scholarship at post-secondary institutions across the continent last year alone, representing an investment of over $2 million by WHL Club ownership. The WHL Scholarship is one of many commitments WHL Club ownership makes to ensure the success of our players. The WHL Players First support services program expanded last year with the addition of a League-wide WHL Security Network and Police Impact Program which engages local police officers in a liaison capacity with all of our teams to ensure our players are in a safe and respectful environment at all times. This year, the WHL has partnered with the Canadian Mental Health Association to launch the Talk Today program with all of our WHL member Clubs. Talk Today is a proven and important mental health initiative that will help our players and team staff identify and address mental health issues. The development opportunities the WHL provides on the ice and the assistance offered off the ice to our players through the WHL Scholarship and WHL Players First support services programs would not be possible without the support of our great fans as well as our corporate partners, broadcasters and media. The WHL season promises to be another highly entertaining campaign and we look forward to supporting our players and all of our WHL Clubs as they continue to set the standard for development both on and off the ice. Ron Robison Commissioner Western Hockey League F R E E Z E EDITION 2

3 ICE NOTES VS. CALGARY ICE CHIPS: The KOOTENAY ICE enter tonight s matchup with a record ( at home, on the road, 1-7 in overtime, 2-1 in shootouts)...after tonight s action KOOTENAY will begin a home-and-home series in MEDICINE HAT January 31 before hosting the TIGERS February 1 and MOOSE JAW February 3. ROSTER BREAKDOWN: KOOTENAY is currently carrying 23 players (two goaltenders, eight defensemen and 13 forwards)...the ICE roster is made up of one 1996-born player, four 1997-born players, nine 1998-born players, six 1999-born players and three 2000-born players...kootenay has ten first-year players on its roster. ICE NAME CAPTAIN: The KOOTENAY ICE named Defenseman CALE FLEURY as the 21st Captain in franchise history January 17 FLEURY is only the fourth 18 year-old player (STEVE McCARTHY, NIGEL DAWES, SAM REINHART) and sixth blueliner to serve as Captain of the ICE in their 21-year history Forwards VINCE LOSCHIAVO, AUSTIN WELLSBY and Defenseman KURTIS RUTLEDGE will serve as Alternates. DID YOU KNOW: KOOTENAY holds a lifetime record versus CALGARY ( at home, on the road, in overtime)...tonight marks the fifth of seven meetings this season between the ICE and HITMEN with KOOTENAY holding a record in the season series thus far Defenseman CALE FLEURY leads the ICE in scoring against CALGARY this season with two points (1-1-2) FLEURY will represent KOOTENAY at the SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CHL TOP PROSPECTS GAME January 30 in QUEBEC CITY FLEURY, who is the 12th ICE player and sixth Defenseman to represent the Club, will be the first KOOTENAY player since SAM REINHART (2014) to appear in the TOP PROSPECTS GAME FLEURY (74th NORTH AMERICAN SKATERS) and Forward BRETT DAVIS (142nd NORTH AMERICAN SKATERS) were both listed on the NHL CENTRAL SCOUTING MID-TERM RANKINGS for the 2017 NHL ENTRY DRAFT January 18 Forward COLTON KROEKER scored his first career game-winning goal January 27 against SPOKANE KROEKER, who compiled his first three-point game as a member of the ICE January 27 against the CHIEFS (1-2-3), has ten points (3-7-10) in eight games since being acquired by KOOTENAY January 9 Goaltender JAKOB WALTER matched his career high for saves in a game (45) January 21 against SPOKANE His previous career best also came against the CHIEFS on January 7 Forward AUSTIN WELLSBY recorded his first career multi-goal game January 20 at TRI-CITY WELLSBY appeared in his 150th career game January 18 against PRINCE ALBERT Forward JAKE ELMER registered his first career multi-point game (0-2-2) January 20 against the AMERICANS Forward PEYTON KREBS scored his first career WHL goal as part of a four-point outing (1-3-4) January 18 versus the RAIDERS KREBS goal was the game-winner Goaltender PAYTON LEE surpassed 5,000 career saves January 18 against PRINCE ALBERT LEE appeared in his 200th career regular season game January 14 in BRANDON Forward MAX PATTERSON recorded his first career multi-goal game January 18 against the RAIDERS PATTERSON played in his 100th career WHL game January 14 versus the WHEAT KINGS Defensemen DALLAS HINES and KURTIS RUTLEDGE both played in their 100th career games January 18 versus PRINCE ALBERT RUTLEDGE recorded his first point as a member of the ICE (assist) January 18 against the RAIDERS Defenseman TROY MURRAY is six appearances away from 250 career games played Including tonight s action, the ICE will play eight of the next 11 games at home. TRANSACTIONS: The ICE returned Forward PEYTON KREBS (January 26, 2001) to the FOOTHILLS BISONS of the ALBERTA MIDGET HOCKEY LEAGUE January 22 KOOTENAY returned Defenseman LOEDEN SCHAUFLER (April 27, 2000) to the NOTRE DAME HOUNDS of the SASKATCHEWAN MIDGET HOCKEY LEAGUE January 22 The ICE acquired Forward BRETT DAVIS (June 1, 1999), Forward COLTON KROEKER (January 21, 1997) and second and fourth round selections in the 2018 WHL BANTAM DRAFT from the LETHBRIDGE HURRICANES in exchange for Forward MATT ALFARO (August 6, 1996), Forward ZAK ZBOROSKY (October 15, 1996) and a sixth round pick in the 2018 WHL BANTAM DRAFT January 9. INJURIES: Forward BARRETT SHEEN will be out of the KOOTENAY lineup four to five weeks with an upper body injury Defenseman NIKITA RADZIVILYUK will be out of the ICE lineup two weeks with an upper body injury Defenseman SAM HUSTON will be out of the KOOTENAY lineup one week with an upper body injury. ONE YEAR AGO: After 50 games of the season the ICE were , after 51 games and after 52 games TONIGHT S OFFICIALS: The Referees for tonight s game are CHRIS CRICH and ADAM GRIFFITHS The Linesmen are SEAN DONNELLY and ANTHONY GUZZO. F R E E Z E EDITION 3

4 HEAD TO HEAD Team Record Division Ranking 6th Central Conference Ranking 11th Eastern League Ranking 21st Past 10 Games Streak Last Game 3-2 W vs. Spokane Home Record Away Record Goals For 130 Goals Against 221 PP % 31/ PP Home % 16/ PP Away % 15/ PK % 77.7 PK Home % 82.4 PK Away % 73.5 Team PIM/GM 12.5/Game Leading After 1st Leading After 2nd Tied After 1st Tied After 2nd Trailing After 1st Trailing After 2nd Team Record Division Ranking 5th Central Conference Ranking 9th Eastern League Ranking 18th Past 10 Games Streak Last Game 5-6 OTL vs. Regina Home Record Away Record Goals For 134 Goals Against 188 PP % 35/ PP Home % 19/ PP Away % 16/ PK % 76.3 PK Home % 82.7 PK Away % 70.6 Team PIM/GM 13.1/Game Leading After 1st Leading After 2nd Tied After 1st Tied After 2nd Trailing After 1st Trailing After 2nd F R E E Z E EDITION 4

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6 SCORING Kootenay ICE Regular Season Scoring 21 Colton Kroeker Cale Fleury Vince Loschiavo Austin Wellsby Brett Davis Barrett Sheen Noah Philp Dallas Hines Troy Murray Ryan Pouliot Jake Elmer Max Patterson Fedor Rudakov Tanner Sidaway Keenan Taphorn Kurtis Rutledge Michael King Sam Huston Reed Morison Kaeden Taphorn Nikita Radzivilyuk GP MIN GA SO Svs AVE PCT 30 Payton Lee Jakob Walter as of January 28, 2017 Calgary Hitmen Regular Season Scoring 21 Matteo Gennaro Beck Malenstyn Jakob Stukel Jake Kryski Jake Bean Andrei Grishakov Tyler Mrkonjic Micheal Zipp Mark Kastelic Luke Coleman Brady Reagan Vladislav Yeryomenko Andrew Fyten Lucas Cullen Jakob LaPointe Murphy Stratton Jaydan Gordon Matt Dorsey Justyn Gurney Tristen Nielsen Drea Esposito Jameson Murray GP MIN GA SO Svs AVE PCT 31 Cody Porter Trevor Martin Kyle Dumba as of January 28, 2017 JANUARY 27, 2017 Saskatoon 2 at Moose Jaw 4 Lethbridge 5 at Prince Albert 4 Regina 6 at Calgary 5 (OT) Spokane 2 at Kootenay 3 Prince George 2 at Red Deer 5 Edmonton 2 at Medicine Hat 7 Kamloops 3 at Kelowna 2 Seattle 4 at Tri-City 3 Victoria 3 at Vancouver 1 Portland 4 at Everett 1 JANUARY 28, 2017 Moose Jaw at Prince Albert, 6:00 PM Lethbridge at Saskatoon, 6:05 PM Prince George at Edmonton, 7:00 PM Calgary at Kootenay, 7:00 PM Regina at Red Deer, 7:00 PM Brandon at Medicine Hat, 7:30 PM Portland at Kelowna, 8:05 PM Everett at Seattle, 8:05 PM Spokane at Tri-City, 8:05 PM Vancouver at Victoria, 8:05 PM F R E E Z E EDITION 6

7 The KOOTENAY ICE enter tonight s action with a record ( at home, on the road, 1-7 in overtime, 2-1 in shootouts), and in sixth place in the CENTRAL DIVISION. The CALGARY HITMEN enter tonight s action with a record ( at home, on the road, 5-7 in overtime, 2-2 in shootouts), and in fifth place in the CENTRAL DIVISION. 29 Jakob Walter (99) 30 Payton Lee (96) 2 Troy Murray (97) 3 Kurtis Rutledge (97) 4 Cale Fleury (98) 5 Nikita Radzivilyuk (99) 6 Sam Huston (99) 7 Ryan Pouliot (98) 8 Dallas Hines (98) 9 Reed Morison (98) 10 Barrett Sheen (98) 12 Noah Philp (98) 14 Keenan Taphorn (00) 15 Fedor Rudakov (98) 17 Austin Wellsby (97) 18 Vince Loschiavo (98) 20 Michael King (00) 21 Colton Kroeker (97) 22 Brett Davis (99) 23 Max Patterson (99) 25 Tanner Sidaway (99) 26 Kaeden Taphorn (00) 27 Jake Elmer (98) General Manager: Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Trainer / Equipment Manager: Athletic Consultant: Jeff Chynoweth Luke Pierce Gordon Burnett Roman Vopat Darcy Ewanchuk Cory Cameron MP. SH. GA. SA. G A PTS PIM 1 Trevor Martin (96) 31 Cody Porter (97) 33 Kyle Dumba (98) 2 Jake Bean (98) 3 Jakob LaPointe (98) 4 Micheal Zipp (96) 6 Jaydan Gordon (97) 7 Drea Esposito (00) 8 Vladislav Yeryomenko (99) 9 Matt Dorsey (99) 10 Jakob Stukel (97) 11 Beck Malenstyn (98) 12 Mark Kastelic (99) 14 Lucas Cullen (99) 15 Tristen Nielsen (00) 16 Jake Kryski (98) 18 Murphy Stratton (99) 19 Andrei Grishakov (99) 21 Matteo Gennaro (97) 22 Justyn Gurney (00) 24 Luke Coleman (98) 26 Andrew Fyten (98) 27 Jameson Murray (99) 28 Tyler Mrkonjic (96) 29 Brady Reagan (97) General Manager: Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Athletic Therapist: Equipment Manager: Mike Moore Mark French Trent Cassan Joel Otto Kyle Vouriot Jason Monnery MP. SH. GA. SA. G A PTS PIM Referees: Chris Crich, Adam Griffiths Linesmen: Sean Donnelly, Anthony Guzzo UPCOMING HOME GAMES Wednesday, February 1: ICE vs. Medicine Hat, 7:00 PM presented by Canadian Mental Health Association Friday, February 3: ICE vs. Moose Jaw, 7:00 PM presented by Cranbrook Water Conditioning Saturday, February 11: ICE vs. Prince Albert, 7:00 PM presented by Kootenay Christian Academy The Kootenay ICE and Western Financial Group present PINK THE RINK Friday, February 17. Wear Pink to the game and show your support of Anti-Bullying initiatives in our community. For ticket information, visit the Kootenay ICE office or call F R E E Z E EDITION 7

8 LEAGUE LEADERS POINTS GP PTS 1 - Sam Steel Regina Pats Adam Brooks Regina Pats J. Halbgewachs Moose Jaw Warriors Chad Butcher Medicine Hat Tigers Tyler Wong Lethbridge Hurricanes Mason Shaw Medicine Hat Tigers Cody Glass Portland Winterhawks Brayden Burke Moose Jaw Warriors Tyler Steenbergen Swift Current Broncos Kailer Yamamoto Spokane Chiefs Dawson Leedahl Regina Pats Aleksi Heponiemi Swift Current Broncos Steven Owre Medicine Hat Tigers Morgan Geekie Tri-City Americans Matthew Phillips Victoria Royals Nikita Popugaev Prince George Cougars Michael Spacek Red Deer Rebels Giorgio Estephan Lethbridge Hurricanes Kole Lind Kelowna Rockets Patrick Bajkov Everett Silvertips Skyler McKenzie Portland Winterhawks Matteo Gennaro Calgary Hitmen Michael Rasmussen Tri-City Americans Deven Sideroff Kamloops Blazers Zak Zborosky Lethbridge Hurricanes as of January 28, 2017 GOALS GP G 1 - Jayden Halbgewachs Moose Jaw Warriors Sam Steel Regina Pats Tyler Wong Lethbridge Hurricanes Tyler Steenbergen Swift Current Broncos Matthew Phillips Victoria Royals ASSISTS GP A 1 - Adam Brooks Regina Pats Sam Steel Regina Pats Chad Butcher Medicine Hat Tigers Mason Shaw Medicine Hat Tigers Brayden Burke Moose Jaw Warriors POWER-PLAY GOALS PPG 1 - Michael Rasmussen Tri-City Americans David Quenneville Medicine Hat Tigers Max Gerlach Medicine Hat Tigers 14 SHORT-HANDED GOALS SHG 1 - Mark Rassell Medicine Hat Tigers Austin Wagner Regina Pats Sam Steel Regina Pats 4 GAME-WINNING GOALS GWG 1 - Deven Sideroff Kamloops Blazers Tyler Steenbergen Swift Current Broncos several tied with 6 PENALTY MINUTES PIM 1 - Zach Fischer Medicine Hat Tigers Barrett Sheen Kootenay ICE Dalton Yorke Tri-City Americans Rodney Southam Kelowna Rockets Kody McDonald Prince George Cougars 84 PLUS / MINUS +/- 1 - Sergey Zborovskiy Regina Pats Chase Harrison Regina Pats Sam Steel Regina Pats +36 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE GP GAA 1 - Carter Hart Everett Silvertips Connor Ingram Kamloops Blazers Ty Edmonds Prince George Cougars Rylan Toth Seattle Thunderbirds Griffen Outhouse Victoria Royals SAVE PERCENTAGE GP SV% 1 - Connor Ingram Kamloops Blazers Carter Hart Everett Silvertips Griffen Outhouse Victoria Royals Dylan Ferguson Kamloops Blazers Zach Sawchenko Moose Jaw Warriors SHUTOUTS SO 1 - Carter Hart Everett Silvertips Griffen Outhouse Victoria Royals Riley Lamb Red Deer Rebels 3 F R E E Z E EDITION 8

9 TONIGHT S OPPONENT LAST OUTING: The Hitmen are coming off last night s 6-5 overtime loss to the CHL s top-ranked Regina Pats. Austin Wagner scored 2:05 into extra time. Jake Bean forced overtime for Calgary, netting the equalizer with 4:31 remaining in regulation. The tying marker saw Bean complete his first career Western Hockey League hat-trick. The Carolina Hurricanes prospect, who added an assist to finish the night with four points, now has points in 13 of his last 15 games. Luke Coleman and Jakob Stukel rounded out the scoring for Calgary while Sam Steel led the visiting Pats with two goals and two assists. The Hitmen are fourth in the Central Division with 43 points, three points back of the final Eastern Conference Wild Card spot held by Saskatoon. The Hitmen do have two games in hand on the Blades. LAST MEETING: Tonight is the fifth of seven regular season meetings between the two clubs. Calgary leads the season series 4-0 even though Kootenay has recorded 21 more shots. The two sides last met December 18 in Calgary with Hitmen forward Jordy Stallard putting home the game-winner midway through the third period SEASON SERIES: Friday, September 23: Kootenay 2 at Calgary 3 (SO) Saturday, September 24: Calgary 2 at Kootenay 1 (OT) Saturday, November 19: Calgary 4 at Kootenay 2 Sunday, December 18: Kootenay 2 at Calgary 3 Saturday, January 28: Calgary at Kootenay Friday, March 17: Calgary at Kootenay Saturday, March 18: Kootenay at Calgary STATISTICAL LEADERS: Goals (27), Assists (29), Points (56), Power Play Goals (9) Matteo Gennaro Penalty Minutes (79) Micheal Zipp UPCOMING SCHEDULE: Sunday, January 29 vs. Brandon Wednesday, February 1 at Kelowna Friday, February 3 at Vancouver WHL STANDINGS as of January 28, 2017 EAST DIVISION GP W L OTL SL GF GA PTS PCT Regina Pats Moose Jaw Warriors Swift Current Broncos CENTRAL DIVISION GP W L OTL SL GF GA PTS PCT Medicine Hat Tigers Lethbridge Hurricanes Red Deer Rebels EASTERN WILD CARD GP W L OTL SL GF GA PTS PCT Brandon Wheat Kings Saskatoon Blades Calgary Hitmen Edmonton Oil Kings Kootenay ICE Prince Albert Raiders B.C. DIVISION GP W L OTL SL GF GA PTS PCT Prince George Cougars Kamloops Blazers Kelowna Rockets U.S. DIVISION GP W L OTL SL GF GA PTS PCT Everett Silvertips Tri-City Americans Seattle Thunderbirds WESTERN WILD CARD GP W L OTL SL GF GA PTS PCT Victoria Royals Portland Winterhawks Spokane Chiefs Vancouver Giants F R E E Z E EDITION 9

10 MEET THE ICE #2 TROY MURRAY Defence lbs Born: September 12, 1997 Hometown: White City, SK Acquired: 2012 WHL Bantam Draft #3 KURTIS RUTLEDGE Defence lbs Born: June 2, 1997 Hometown: Calgary, AB Acquired: trade with TRI (Dec. 2016) Club: Tri-City Americans #4 CALE FLEURY Defence lbs Born: November 19, 1998 Hometown: Calgary, AB Acquired: 2013 WHL Bantam Draft #5 NIKITA RADZIVILYUK Defence lbs Born: March 9, 1999 Hometown: Tyumen, RUS Acquired: 2016 CHL Import Draft Club: Tyumenski Legion (RUS) #6 SAM HUSTON Defence lbs Born: May 31, 1999 Hometown: Brandon, MB Acquired: 2014 WHL Bantam Draft Club: Brandon (MMHL) #7 RYAN POULIOT Defence lbs Born: May 26, 1998 Hometown: North Vancouver, BC Acquired: Trade with RD (Jan. 2016) Club: Red Deer / Kootenay #8 DALLAS HINES Defence lbs Born: February 5, 1998 Hometown: Marwayne, AB Acquired: 2013 WHL Bantam Draft #9 REED MORISON Forward lbs Born: June 9, 1998 Hometown: Calgary, AB Acquired: Trade wtih POR (Nov. 2015) Club: Calgary Canucks (AJHL) #10 BARRETT SHEEN Forward lbs Born: September 20, 1998 Hometown: Airdrie, AB Acquired: Trade with LET (Sept. 2016) Club: Lethbridge Hurricanes F R E E Z E EDITION 10

11 MEET THE ICE #12 NOAH PHILP Forward lbs Born: August 31, 1998 Hometown: Canmore, AB Acquired: Listed player (Sept. 2014) #14 KEENAN TAPHORN Forward lbs Born: January 3, 2000 Hometown: Yorkton, SK Acquired: 2015 WHL Bantam Draft Club: Yorkton (SMHL) #15 FEDOR RUDAKOV Defence lbs Born: June 21, 1998 Hometown: Calgary, AB Acquired: Listed player (Aug. 2016) Club: North York (OJHL) #16 SHANE ALLAN Forward lbs Born: December 19, 1997 Hometown: Calgary, AB Acquired: 2012 WHL Bantam Draft #17 AUSTIN WELLSBY Forward lbs Born: June 30, 1997 Hometown: Chilliwack, BC Acquired: 2012 WHL Bantam Draft #18 VINCE LOSCHIAVO Forward lbs Born: March 21, 1998 Hometown: Winnipeg, MB Acquired: 2013 WHL Bantam Draft #20 MICHAEL KING Forward lbs Born: February 17, 2000 Hometown: Winnipeg, MB Acquired: 2015 WHL Bantam Draft Club: Winnipeg Thrashers (MMHL) F R E E Z E EDITION 11

12 MEET THE ICE #21 COLTON KROEKER Forward lbs Born: January 21, 1997 Hometown: Surrey, BC Acquired: Trade with LET (Jan. 2017) Club: Regina / Lethbridge #22 BRETT DAVIS Forward lbs Born: June 1, 1999 Hometown: Oakbank, MB Acquired: Trade with LET (Jan. 2017) Club: Lethbridge Hurricanes #23 MAX PATTERSON Forward lbs Born: December 27, 1999 Hometown: Kamloops, BC Acquired: 2014 WHL Bantam Draft #25 TANNER SIDAWAY Forward lbs Born: April 29, 1999 Hometown: Victoria, BC Acquired: Trade with RD (Jan. 2016) Club: Westshore (VIJHL) #26 KAEDEN TAPHORN Forward lbs Born: January 3, 2000 Hometown: Yorkton, SK Acquired: Trade with VAN (Jan. 2016) Club: Yorkton (SMHL) #27 JAKE ELMER Forward lbs Born: December 31, 1998 Hometown: Calgary, AB Acquired: Trade with REG (Nov. 2016) Club: Grande Prairie (AJHL) #29 JAKOB WALTER Goaltender lbs Born: May 16, 1999 Hometown: Langley, BC Catches: Left Acquired: 2014 WHL Bantam Draft Club: Nanaimo (BCHL) GP MIN SO GAA SV% #30 PAYTON LEE Goaltender lbs Born: June 24, 1996 Hometown: Cranbrook, BC Catches: Left Acquired: Trade with EDM (May 2016) Club: Vancouver / Edmonton GP MIN SO GAA SV% 40 2, F R E E Z E EDITION 12

13 ICE CAREER LEADERS GAMES PLAYED 1 - Dale Mahovsky Joe Antilla Kevin King Colin Sinclair Adam Taylor 324 GOALS 1 - Nigel Dawes Jarret Stoll Sam Reinhart 120 T4 - Jaedon Descheneau 111 T4 - Dustin Sylvester 111 ASSISTS 1 - Sam Reinhart Jarret Stoll Jaedon Descheneau Dale Mahovsky Max Reinhart 141 POINTS 1 - Sam Reinhart Jarret Stoll 286 T3 - Nigel Dawes 272 T3 - Jaedon Descheneau Dustin Sylvester 251 POWER PLAY GOALS 1 - Nigel Dawes Jarret Stoll Andrew Bailey Ryan Russell Steve DaSilva 34 SHORT-HANDED GOALS 1 - Dustin Sylvester Duncan Milroy Ryan Russell Max Reinhart 9 T5 - Steve DaSilva 8 T5 - Jay Henderson 8 GAME-WINNING GOALS 1 - Nigel Dawes Dustin Sylvester 22 T3 - Andrew Bailey 21 T3 - Sam Reinhart Steve DaSilva 19 PENALTY MINUTES 1 - Graham Belak Dion Lassu Dean Arsene Jason Norrie Kyle Sheen 434 GOALTENDING LEADERS GAMES PLAYED 1 - Nathan Lieuwen Wyatt Hoflin Jeff Glass Mackenzie Skapski Taylor Dakers 137 MINUTES PLAYED 1 - Nathan Lieuwen 9, Wyatt Hoflin 8, Jeff Glass 8, Mackenzie Skapski 7, Taylor Dakers 7,661 WINS 1 - Nathan Lieuwen Taylor Dakers Jeff Glass Mackenzie Skapski Dan Blackburn 67 SAVES 1 - Wyatt Hoflin 4, Nathan Lieuwen 4, Mackenzie Skapski 3, Jeff Glass 3, Taylor Dakers 3,158 GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE 1 - Jeff Glass Taylor Dakers Dan Blackburn Thomas Heemskerk Nathan Lieuwen 2.76 SAVE PERCENTAGE 1 - Jeff Glass Taylor Dakers Dan Blackburn Kris Lazaruk Mackenzie Skapski.908 SHUTOUTS 1 - Taylor Dakers Jeff Glass Nathan Lieuwen Mackenzie Skapski Wyatt Hoflin 6 * - denotes active player F R E E Z E EDITION 13

14 ICE CORPORATE PARTNERS Anywear Garment Co. Arby s Ashley Furniture Home Store B.A. Blacktop Scotiabank BCAA BC Government Employees Union BDO Canada LLP BMO Nesbitt Burns Bombardier Canada Booster Juice Bighorn Helicopters Boston Pizza Caldwell Agencies Ltd. Safeway Canadian 2 for 1 Pizza Canfor Canadian Tire Capitol Tire/Toyo Tire CIBC CIBC Wood Gundy City Glass City of Cranbrook College of the Rockies Columbia Basin Trust Columbia Theatre Cranbrook Building Centre Ltd. Cranbrook Chiropractic & Wellness Centre Cranbrook Water Conditioning Crystal Glass Dacota Freight Dairy Queen Days Inn Cranbrook Denham Ford BC Ltd. Dixon s Service Centre Drain Pro Plumbing Services East Side Mario s Fas Gas Plus Fitness Inc. Great Canadian Liquor Warehouse Haddad Financial Services Inc. Heritage Inn Inland Kenworth Jewels on Ninth Jim Pattison Broadcast Group McDonald s McSweeney s Koocanusa Publications East Kootenay Community Credit Union Mr. Mikes SteakhouseCasual Mister Tire Mitech Business Systems Mitech Communications Monat OK Tire Kootenay Christian Academy Paulson Fire and Flood Peak Security Services Pharmasave Prestige Hotels & Resorts Proteck Hazardous Materials Manage-ment Pro Vision Optical RBC Dominion Securities Rockies Law Corporation Rocky Mountain Collision MainRoad / Salvador Ready Mix Selkirk Beverages Selkirk Signs Southeast Disposal Steeples Construction Ltd. Wildstone Golf Course Tamarack Shopping Centre Teck Coal Ltd. Tim Hortons Victoria Ave. Pet & Car Wash A&W Arby s Western Financial Group All Weather Windows Insurance Brokers Association Kal Tire Sandman Hotels Shaw RE/MAX F R E E Z E EDITION 14

15 NHL DRAFTED ICE PLAYERS Graham Belak Colorado Avalanche 114. David Darguzas Vancouver Canucks 166. Kris Knoblauch New York Islanders 246. Jay Henderson Boston Bruins Steve McCarthy Chicago Blackhawks 89. Kyle Wanvig Boston Bruins Jarret Stoll Calgary Flames Dan Blackburn New York Rangers 227. Marek Svatos Colorado Avalanche Jarret Stoll Edmonton Oilers 162. Gerard Dicaire Tampa Bay Lightning 224. Adam Taylor Carolina Hurricanes Nigel Dawes New York Rangers Jeff Glass Ottawa Senators 279. Adam Cracknell Calgary Flames Taylor Dakers San Jose Sharks 179. Brett Sutter Calgary Flames 211. Ryan Russell New York Rangers Ben Maxwell Montreal Canadiens John Negrin Calgary Flames 207. Ryan Molle New Jersey Devils Brayden McNabb Buffalo Sabres Max Reinhart Calgary Flames 73. Joey Leach Calgary Flames 166. Drew Czerwonka Edmonton Oilers Nathan Lieuwen - Buffalo Sabres Mackenzie Skapski - New York Rangers Sam Reinhart - Buffalo Sabres 68. Rinat Valiev - Toronto Maple Leafs 124. Jaedon Descheneau - St. Louis Blues 139. Tanner Faith - Minnesota Wild F R E E Z E EDITION 15