KELOWNA ROCKETS vs. SEATTLE THUNDERBIRDS WHL Western Conference Championship - Game 2 Saturday April 23, :05 PM Prospera Place - Kelowna, BC

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1 KELOWNA ROCKETS vs. SEATTLE THUNDERBIRDS WHL Western Conference Championship - Game 2 Saturday April 23, :05 PM Prospera Place - Kelowna, BC NO. PLAYER POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN DOB NO. PLAYER POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN DOB 1 JACKSON WHISTLE G L 6'1 192 West Kelowna, BC June 9/95 30 LANDON BOW G L 6'5 208 St. Albert, AB Aug. 24/95 30 MICHAEL HERRINGER G L 6' 176 Comox, BC Jan. 26/96 31 LOGAN FLODELL G R 5' Regina, SK Feb. 10/97 31 BRODAN SALMOND* (AP) G L 5' Calgary, AB Oct. 8/98 3 RILEY STADEL F/D L 5' Surrey, BC Jan. 16/96 2 JERRET SMITH D R 6'3 212 Surrey, BC Apr. 21/95 4 GORDIE BALLHORN* D L 6'1 186 Wetaskiwin, AB Sept. 2/97 4 TURNER OTTENBREIT D L 6'3 192 Yorkton, SK July 9/ DANNY GATENBY* (AP) D L 6'3½ 180 Kelowna, BC Sept.17/98** 5 JARRET TYSZKA* D L 6'3 190 Langley, BC Mar. 15/99 6 JONATHAN SMART* D L 5'11½ 170 Kelowna, BC June 1/99 6 BRYAN ALLBEE D L 6'0 180 Prince George, BC July 11/97 7 LUCAS JOHANSEN D L 6'1 176 Port Moody, BC Nov. 16/97** 8 SCOTT EANSOR C L 5'9 172 Englewood, CO Jan. 3/96 9 TANNER WISHNOWSKI* LW L 6'0 186 Oakbank, MB Jan. 28/97 9 CAVIN LETH C L 6'0 180 Taber, AB April 11/96 10 NICK MERKLEY C R 5'10½ 185 Calgary, AB May 23/97 11 OWEN SEIDEL* RW R 6'0 189 Richmond, BC Apr. 21/98 11 JORDAN BORSTMAYER* RW R 5'11½ 172 St. Brieux, SK Jan. 9/98 12 RYAN GROPP LW L 6'3 189 Kamloops, BC Sept. 16/96 14 ROURKE CHARTIER 'A' C L 5' Saskatoon, SK Apr. 3/96 13 MATHEW BARZAL C R 6'0 187 Burnaby, BC May 26/97 15 TOMAS SOUSTAL C/RW R 6'3 198 Unicov, Czech Rep. Feb. 15/97 14 GARAN MAGNES LW L 6'0 194 Edmonton, AB April 11/97 16 KOLE LIND* RW R 6'½ 172 Shaunavon, SK Oct. 16/98** 15 ANDREAS SCHUMACHER LW L 6'5 199 Stenungsund, SWE Aug.11/96 17 RODNEY SOUTHAM 'C' C/RW R 6' 185 Saskatoon, SK Aug 9/96 16 ALEXANDER TRUE C L 6'5 196 Copenhagen, DEN July 17/97 18 TATE COUGHLIN RW R 6'2 188 Victoria, BC July 23/97 19 DONOVAN NEULS C L 5' Grenfell, SK Oct. 24/97 19 DILLON DUBE C L 5'10¼ 180 Cochrane, AB July 20/98 21 MATTHEW WEDMAN* C L 6'2 189 Edmonton, AB May 25/99 20 CONNER BRUGGEN-CATE* (AP) LW L 6'1 182 Langley, BC Sept. 13/99 22 JOSH UHRICH RW R 6'1 197 Rosetown, SK Feb. 3/96 21 DEVANTE STEPHENS D L 6'1½ 176 Surrey, BC Jan. 2/97 23 LUKE ORMSBY* RW R 5' Monroe, WA Feb. 14/99 22 BRAYDYN CHIZEN* D R 6'6 190 St. Albert, AB May 9/98 24 BRANDON SCHULDHAUS* D L 6'4 200 Calgary, AB Feb. 23/98 23 JUSTIN KIRKLAND LW L 6'3 185 Camrose, AB Aug. 2/96 25 ETHAN BEAR D R 6'0 197 Ochapowace, SK June 26/97 24 TYSON BAILLIE 'A' C R 5' Fort Saskatchewan, AB Nov. 16/95** 26 NOLAN VOLCAN LW L 5'9 194 Edmonton, AB July 4/98 25 CAL FOOTE* D R 6'3½ 198 Denver, CO Dec. 13/98** 28 KEEGAN KOLESAR RW R 6'2 220 Winnipeg, MB Apr. 8/97 26 COLE LINAKER 'A' C R 6'1¾ 179 Edmonton, AB July 11/95 33 JARED HAUF D L 6'5 224 Calgary, AB Mar. 6/95 27 CALVIN THURKAUF* LW L 6'1¼ 202 Zug, Switzerland June 27/97 34 LUKE OSTERMAN RW R 6'1 189 Stillwater, MN June 20/97 28 JOE GATENBY 'A' D R 6'0 185 Kelowna, BC May 15/97 39 NICK HOLOWKO LW L 6'1 186 Burnaby, BC June 26/97 *Rookie * rookie **Late Birthday Affects NHL Draft Status President/GM: Bruce Hamilton Asst GM/Dir Player Personnel: Lorne Frey Head Coach: Brad Ralph Assistant Coach: Kris Mallette Assistant/Goalie Coach: Travis Crickard Skills Development: Kim Gellert Athletic Therapist/Strength & Conditioning Coach: Scott Hoyer Skating Instructor: Evan Marble Equipment Manager: Chaydyn Johnson General Manager: Russ Farwell Director of Player Personnel: Cal Filson Head Coach: Steve Konowalchuk Asst. Coach: Matt O'Dette Asst. Coach: Tyler Alos Goaltender Coach: Ian Gordon Athletic Trainer: Phil Varney Equipment Manager: Trevor Heinzerling Hockey Operations Assistant: Brady Morgan Referees: Reid ANDERSON, Reagan VETTER Linesmen: Mike ROBERTS, Dustin MINTY VGJ: Tyler McClellan Rockets Next Home Game: Friday April 29/16 (if necessary)

2 Kelowna Rockets Playoffs Statistics After Playoff Game # NO. PLAYER GP G A PTS PIM PPG SHG GW +/- 23 Justin Kirkland Rourke Chartier Tomas Soustal Tyson Baillie Lucas Johansen Calvin Thurkauf* Cal Foote* Rodney Southam Dillon Dube Cole Linaker Joe Gatenby Gordie Ballhorn* Tanner Wishnowski* Jonathan Smart* Devante Stephens Riley Stadel Jordan Borstmayer* Kole Lind* Tate Coughlin Conner Bruggen-Cate* Braydyn Chizen* Team Totals ' Goaltending Statistics NO. PLAYER GP MIN GA Svs AVE PCT W L OT SL SO PIM 30 Michael Herringer Brodan Salmond* Team Totals Scoring by Periods Shots by Period SOG 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total OT 1st 2nd 3rd Total Rockets Rockets Opponents Opponents Rockets Record after Second Period: Rockets Shots on Goal Record: When Leading: When Outshooting Opponent: When Losing: When Outshot by Opponent: When Tied: When Shots Are Tied: First Goal of the Game: Rockets Specialty Teams: Power Play: When Rockets Score First: Opp. PPGF SHGA Pct.% When Opponent Score First: Rockets Home and Away Record: Overall Overtime Shorthanded: Home Opp. PPGA SHGF Pct.% Road Rockets Total

3 Rockets vs. T-Birds Saturday April 23, 2016 Game Time 7:05 pm Tonight s Preview: Welcome to game two of the Western Conference final. The Seattle Thunderbirds have a 1-0 series lead after a 2-1 win last night in game one. This is the Kelowna Rockets third straight appearance in the Western Conference final. The Rockets eliminated the Portland Winterhawks in six games last season and were eliminated in five games by the Winterhawks in These two teams met in the WCC in 2003, with the Rockets winning in five games. During the regular season, these two teams met four times with the home team winning all four games. Game three and four in the series are in Seattle/Kent on Tuesday (April 26) and Wednesday (April 27). Game five is back in Kelowna Friday April 29 th. Game One Recap: The Seattle Thunderbirds built up a 2-0 second period lead with goals :36 seconds apart in a 2-1 win. Mathew Barzal opened the scoring with a power play goals before Scott Eansor found the back of the net when his shot went off the skate of a defender. Rourke Chartier would find the back of the net to spoil Landon Bow s shutout with a power play goal with :22 seconds left in regulation time. The Rockets and T-Birds were both 1 for 3 on the power play. The T-Birds out-shot the Rockets Looking Closer: The Rockets beat Seattle 7-4 and 5-2 while the T-Birds were a 6-0 winner and earned a 2-0 shutout win at ShoWare Center. Justin Kirkland (2+3=5) and Tyson Baillie (1+4=5) led the Rockets with 5 points in the four games during the regular season. Rourke Chartier played in only three games but found the back of the net three times. Michael Herringer was in the seasonal series with a goals against average of 4.03 and a save percentage of.894. Mathew Barzal led the T-Birds attack with 7 points (4+3=7) in four games. Scott Eansor and Ethan Bear each chipped in with 6 points apiece. Both power plays were just average. The Rockets were just 2 for 13 while the T-Birds were 3 for 17. Broadcasters Notebook: Michael Herringer was absolutely brilliant in a second round playoff series with Victoria. The 20 year-old goaltender (in hockey age he is still 19) had a sparkling goals against average of 2.29 and a save percentage of.927. In the four games Herringer won in round two, the Comox, BC residents goals against average was 1.97 with a save percentage of.937..goaltender Michael Herringer has been named a game star in 7 of the 14 playoff games. Herringer has been the first star (2), the second star (3) and the third star (2).11 of the Rockets 15 games in this year s playoffs have been decided by a single goal The Rockets were involved in 8 one goal games in last year s playoffs The most memorable playoff series between the Rockets and T-Birds was in 2013 when Seattle won the first-three games games before the Rockets roared back with four straight victories. Five of those seven games that season went into overtime The T-Birds team is built on the players drafted in the 2012 WHL bantam draft. Mathew Barzal (1 st round), Keegan Kolesar (1 st round) and Ethan Bear (2 nd round) headline the list. The Rockets chose Nick Merkley in the 1 st round in that draft, Joe Gatenby in the second round and Lucas Johansen in the 6 th round...the Rockets are the only team from the four that competed at the 2015 Memorial Cup that are still alive in the playoffs. Quebec, Rimouski and Oshawa have all been eliminated. Hot as a Pistol: Justin Kirkland has goals in four of his last five games.the 19 year-old had six goals in a second round series win over Victoria Kirkland has 16 career playoff goals Rourke Chartier had 3+3=6 in the seven game series against Victoria including two goals in game five Chartier has 25 career playoff goals Tomas Soustal may be the biggest surprise in the 2016 post season. The second year forward has 5+6=11 points after recording just 4+2=6 in 19 playoff games in claiming the Ed Chynoweth Cup last season.tyson Baillie leads the team with not only 61 playoff games of experience, but also 26 goals and 60 career points. Baillie is the franchise leader in both goals and points in the WHL playoffs. Incredible Comeback: It will go down as the greatest single game comeback in Kelowna Rockets playoff history. Tuesday night in Victoria, Justin Kirkland tied the game with a goal with.2 seconds left in regulation time and then Calvin Thurkauf scored at the 5:56 mark of overtime in a game seven 3-2 victory over the Victoria Royals. It marked the third straight game where the home team won, but the first time the Rockets won a playoff game (1-5) after trailing after 40 minutes. It also marked the first time in franchise history that the team was forced to play back-to-back game 7 s in overtime after eliminating Kamloops in round one.

4 Rockets Season Highs and Lows: Most Goals Scored: Portland November 7/15 (8-5 W) Most Goals Allowed: 7 vs. Victoria March 16/16 (7-4 Rd Deer (7-4 Loss) October 3/15. Most Power Play Chances: Blazers September 26/15 Most Power Play Goals Scored: 4 vs. Victoria March 16/16 (7-4 L 4 for 6 on power play. Most power play goals allowed: 4 vs. Victoria March 16/16 (7-4 L Royals were 4/9 on power play), vs. Giants Feb 19/16 (6-5 W Giants were 4/10) Most Shots Taken: 59 vs. Kootenay December 2/15 (4-1 W) Fewest Shots Taken: Victoria November 28/15 (5-1 loss) Most Shot Allowed: Prince George February 12/16 (4-3 OTW) Fewest Shots Allowed: 16 vs. Medicine Hat January 23/16 (4-0 W) Last shutout: Michael Herringer 16 saves vs. Medicine Hat (4-0 W January 23/16), Jackson Whistle 27 saves in 1-0 win in Moose Jaw (Dec 16/15), Jackson Whistle 26 saves in a 3-0 win vs. Calgary Hitmen (October 24/15) Last time shut-out: February 9/16 Seattle Logan Flodell 31 saves), January 31/16 (2-0 loss in Seattle - Logan Flodell 23 saves), October 16/15 (3-0 Loss in Prince George), October 9/15 (3-0 L at home to Victoria Royals Coleman Vollrath 26 saves) Shootout Game Winning Goals: Justin Kirkland vs. Hitmen (3-2 W Feb 6/2016), Nick Merkley vs. Giants (2-1 W November 11/15) OT Game Winning Goal: Justin Everett February 24/16 (6-5 W), Rourke Prince George February 12/2016 (4-3 OTW), Justin Victoria January 16 (2-1 W), Rodney Kamloops November 18 th. Most Points by one player: Tyson Baillie Prince George October 17/15 Hat tricks: Chartier vs. Seattle (7-4 W February 8/16), Lind vs. Blazers December 28/15 (3-2 W), Swift Current December 12/15 (6-3 W), Chartier December 2/2015 vs. Kootenay. Penalty Shot Goal: Dillon Dube (no goal) vs. Cougars March 9/16 (3-2 shootout win), Dillon Dube vs. Cougars (goal) January 19/16 (7-4 W). vs. BC: vs. US: vs. Central: vs. East: Roster Stats: Player total: 24 Year by Year Breakdown: 20 s 3 Linaker, Baillie, Whistle 19 s 5 Chartier, Stadel, Southam, Kirkland, Herringer 18 s 9 Johansen, Merkley, Gatenby, Soustal, Stephens, Wishnowski, Coughlin, Thurkauf, Ballhorn 17 s - 6 Dube, Lind, Borstmayer, Chizen, Foote,Salmond 16 s 1 Smart Month Games Record Home Road September: October: November: December: January: February: March: How the Rockets were built: 1 st Rd: Merkley, Chartier, Dube, Smart 10 th Rd: Salmond 2 nd Rd: Foote, Gatenby 3 rd Rd: Baillie, Stadel, Borstmayer 4 th Rd: Lind 5 th Rd: Kirkland 6 th Rd: Linaker, Johansen 9 th Rd: Chizen Listed: Ballhorn, Coughlin, Stephens, Wishnowski Trade: Whistle, Herringer, Southam CHL Import Draft: Thurkauf, Soustal Game notes compiled by Regan Bartel of AM 1150

5 Game 2 Seattle Thunderbirds at Kelowna Rockets Saturday, April 23 WHL Western Conference Championship Schedule Game 1 Seattle 2, at Kelowna 1 Game 2 Seattle at Kelowna, Saturday, April 23, 7:05pm Game 3 Kelowna at Seattle, Tuesday, April 26, 7:05pm Game 4 Kelowna at Seattle, Wednesday, April 27, 7:05pm Game 5 Seattle at Kelowna, Friday, April 29, 7:05pm* Game 6 Kelowna at Seattle, Sunday, May 1, 5:05pm* Game 7 Seattle at Kelowna, Tuesday, May 3, 7:05pm* * if necessary Game 1 Recap The T-Birds defeated the Rockets 2-1 in Game 1 of the Western Conference Championship. Mathew Barzal and Scott Eansor scored 36 seconds apart in the second period to get the T-Birds two goals. Barzal s goal came on the power play. Rourke Chartier scored a 6-on-4 power-play goal with 22 seconds left in the game to get the Rockets goal. Landon Bow had 23 saves on 24 shots. Michael Herringer had 27 saves on 29 shots. Streaking Birds Scott Eansor has a two-game goal streak with two goals in the last two games Donovan Neuls has a two-game assist streak with a single assist in each of the last two games. Scoring First In Playoffs The T-Birds are 8-0 when they score first in the playoffs. They are 1-1 when an opponent scores first in the playoffs. Road Record In Playoffs The T-Birds have not lost a game on the road in the playoffs. Kolesar Leads Team In Goals. Right wing Keegan Kolesar has five goals in eight playoff games to lead the T-Birds in goals scored. Kolesar has three insurance goals in the playoffs to lead the league in this category. Barzal Second In Assists Center Mathew Barzal is third in the WHL Playoffs with 10 assists. Adam Brooks of Regina has 15 assists in the playoffs to lead the league. Brett Howden of Moose Jaw is in second with 11 assists. Both Regina and Moose Jaw have been eliminated from the playoffs. Barzal leads the T-Birds in scoring in the playoffs with three goals and 10 assists for 13 points in 10 games. Plus/Minus Players In Playoffs Keegan Kolesar is fifth in the WHL with a plus-11 in the playoffs. Firsts For Eansor Scott Eansor is tied for the lead league in first goals in the playoffs with three. He is tied with four other players. Eansor had the first goal in Game 4 against Prince George and the first goal against Everett in Game 3 and Game 5. Bow In The Playoffs Landon Bow is second in the WHL in goals against average in the playoffs with a 1.37 average in nine games. He is third in the league in save percentage with of.938. Bow s nine wins in the playoffs puts him in a tie for first in this category with Jordan Papirny of Brandon. Bow s two shutouts puts him in a tie for first in the playoffs with Tyler Brown of Regina, Zach Sawchenko of Moose Jaw and Michael Herringer of Kelowna. Ormsby Addition Right wing Luke Ormsby made his playoff debut in Game 1 against Everett. He was added to the T- Birds roster at the start of the playoffs. Ormsby was signed by the T-Birds on December 4. Ormsby has played in four games this season for the T-Birds and has one assist. Ormsby played the majority of this season with the Phoenix Jr. Coyotes where he had 14 goals and six assists in 32 games. Ormsby will wear jersey number 23. Regular Season vs. Kelowna The T-Birds were against the Rockets in the regular season. Mathew Barzal led the T-Birds in scoring against the Rockets with four goals and three assists in four games. Scott Eansor and Ethan Bear

6 each had six points against the Rockets in four games. Eansor had a goal and five assists while Bear had six assists. In four games Logan Flodell was with a.913 save percentage and 2.75 goals against average with two shutouts. Justin Kirkland and Tyson Baillie led the Rockets in scoring against the T-Birds. Kirkland had two goals and three assists and Baillie had a goal and four assists. Michael Herringer was with a.894 save percentage and 4.03 goals against average. Jackson Whistle played one game in net for the Rockets and had a record with.931 save percentage and 2.00 goals against average. Game 1 Recap The Rockets beat the T-Birds 5-2 on November 25 in Kelowna. Donovan Neuls and Nick Holowko had goals for the T-Birds. Kole Lind had two goals for the Rockets and Jordan Borstmayer, Nick Merkley and Tomas Soustal also had goals. Logan Flodell stopped 28 of 33 shots in the loss. Jackson Whistle made 27 saves on 29 shots for the Rockets. Game 2 Recap The T-Birds blanked the Rockets 2-0 at ShoWare Center on January 31. Ryan Gropp and Bryan Allbee had goals for the T-Birds. Logan Flodell made 23 saves to get the shutout. Michael Herringer stopped 41 of 43 shots in the loss. Game 3 Recap The Rockets beat the T-Birds 7-4 on February 8 in Kelowna. This was the first of home-and-home series between the teams. Jared Pelechaty, Mathew Barzal, Scott Eansor and Nolan Volcan scored for the T-Birds. Eansor and Ethan Bear both had two assists in the game. Logan Flodell had 34 saves on 40 shots. For the Rockets Rourke Chartier had three goals, Justin Kirkland had two goals and two assists, Tyson Baillie had a goal and three assists. Michael Herringer had 27 saves on 31 shots. Game 4 Recap The T-Birds shut out the Rockets 6-0 on February 9 at ShoWare Center in the second game of a homeand-home series. Mathew Barzal had three goals and an assist and Ryan Gropp, Josh Uhrich and Keegan Kolesar each had a goal. Ethan Bear had three assists and Scott Eansor and Kolesar each had two assists. Logan Flodell made 31 saves to get the shutout. Vs. Kelowna in Playoffs This is the sixth time that Seattle has faced Kelowna in the playoffs, all of which have come since Seattle has won two of those six series: in the first round in 2001 (4-2) and in the first round in 2008 (4-3). Kelowna won the Western Conference Championship in 2003 (4-1), the second round in 2005 (4-3), the first round of 2013 (4-3), the second round of 2014 (4-0), which was the team s most recent meeting. The team s most memorable series was in 2013 when second-seeded Kelowna defeated seventh-seeded Seattle in seven games, with five of the game being decided in overtime. In their playoff history, Seattle is (w-l-otl) and Kelowna is (w-l-otl). T-Birds-Rockets Playoff Overtime History The T-Birds and Rockets have gone to overtime in the playoffs 11 times in previous playoff series. The T-Birds have won seven of these overtime games. March 30, 2001 In Game 1 of the first round Shane Endicott scored at 2:14 of overtime for a 5-4 Seattle win April 6, 2001 In Game 4 of the first round Brad Tutschek scored at 2:20 of overtime for a 3-2 Seattle win April 8, 2001 In Game 5 of the first round Paul Hurd scored at 5:27 of overtime for a 2-1 Kelowna win April 22, 2003 In Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals Tyler Metcalfe scored at 18:58 of the second overtime for a 3-2 Seattle win. March 28, 2008 In Game 3 of the first round David Richard scored at 15:12 of overtime for a 3-2 Seattle win March 29, 2008 In Game 6 of the first round Lucas Bloodoff scored at 10:59 of overtime for a 4-3 Kelowna win. March 22, 2013 In Game 1 of the first round Luke Lockhart scored at 19:09 of overtime for a 5-4 Seattle win. March 23, 2013 In Game 2 of the first round Alexander Delnov scored at 2:41 of overtime for a 2-1 Seattle win. March 26, 2013 In Game 3 of the first round Evan Wardley scored at 4:55 of overtime for a 3-2 Seattle win. April 2, 2013 In Game 6 of the first round Myles Bell scored at 10:39 of overtime for a 4-3 Kelowna win. April 3, 2013 In Game 7 of the first round Tyson Baillie scored at 5:10 of overtime for a 3-2 Kelowna win. Seattle vs. Everett Round 2 T-Birds win series 4-1 Game 1 Everett 3, at Seattle 0 Game 2 At Seattle 3, Everett 1 Game 3 Seattle 5, at Everett 0 Game 4 Seattle 2, at Everett 1 Game 5 At Seattle 3, Everett 2 Game 5 Recap The T-Birds beat the Silvertips 3-2 to clinch a 4-1 series win. Scott Eansor, Nick Holowko and Ryan Gropp had goals for the T-Birds. Landon Bow made 17 saves on 19 shots to get the win. Brandon Ralph and Devon Skoleski scored for Everett. Carter Hart made 39 saves on 42 shots in the loss.

7 2016 WHL Playoffs Team Statistics Seattle Thunderbirds 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% 13 Mathew Barzal C Ethan Bear D Scott Eansor C Nolan Volcan LW Keegan Kolesar RW Cavin Leth C Nick Holowko LW Donovan Neuls C Alexander True C Andreas Schumacher LW Ryan Gropp LW Turner Ottenbreit D Jerret Smith D Jared Hauf D * 21 Matthew Wedman C Josh Uhrich RW * 23 Luke Ormsby RW Bryan Allbee D * 14 Garan Magnes LW Brandon Schuldhaus D * 5 Jarret Tyszka D Goalies # Name GP Mins GA SO GAA W L OTL SL SA SVS SV% 30 Landon Bow Empty Net Totals * indicates rookie X indicates inactive whl.ca

8 Brandon (4) vs Edmonton (2) Brandon wins series 4-2 Game 1 Mar 24 Edmonton (4) at Brandon (2) Game 2 Mar 25 Edmonton (2) at Brandon (1) Game 3 Mar 30 Brandon (3) at Edmonton (1) Game 4 Mar 31 Brandon (5) at Edmonton (0) Game 5 Apr 3 Brandon (5) at Edmonton (2) Game 6 Apr 5 Edmonton (3) at Brandon (10) Playoff Bracket Prince Albert (1) vs Moose Jaw (4) Moose Jaw wins series 4-1 Game 1 Mar 25 Moose Jaw (3) at Prince Albert (2) Game 2 Mar 26 Moose Jaw (4) at Prince Albert (2) Game 3 Mar 28 Prince Albert (7) at Moose Jaw (3) Game 4 Mar 29 Prince Albert (0) at Moose Jaw (7) Game 5 Apr 1 Moose Jaw (5) at Prince Albert (0) Lethbridge (1) vs Regina (4) Regina wins series 4-1 Game 1 Mar 25 Regina (3) at Lethbridge (6) Game 2 Mar 26 Regina (3) at Lethbridge (0) Game 3 Mar 29 Lethbridge (2) at Regina (3) Game 4 Mar 30 Lethbridge (0) at Regina (2) Game 5 Apr 1 Regina (7) at Lethbridge (2) Red Deer (4) vs Calgary (1) Red Deer wins series 4-1 Game 1 Mar 25 Calgary (1) at Red Deer (3) Game 2 Mar 26 Calgary (5) at Red Deer (2) Game 3 Mar 27 Red Deer (4) at Calgary (3) Game 4 Apr 1 Red Deer (2) at Calgary (0) Game 5 Apr 2 Calgary (3) at Red Deer (5) Victoria (4) vs Spokane (2) Victoria wins series 4-2 Game 1 Mar 25 Spokane (3) at Victoria (5) Game 2 Mar 26 Spokane (3) at Victoria (4) Game 3 Mar 29 Victoria (2) at Spokane (5) Game 4 Mar 30 Victoria (3) at Spokane (2) OT Game 5 Apr 1 Spokane (4) at Victoria (1) Game 6 Apr 3 Victoria (6) at Spokane (2) Kelowna (4) vs Kamloops (3) Kelowna wins series 4-3 Game 1 Mar 25 Kamloops (2) at Kelowna (3) Game 2 Mar 26 Kamloops (5) at Kelowna (4) Game 3 Mar 29 Kelowna (1) at Kamloops (0) whl.ca

9 Game 4 Mar 30 Kelowna (1) at Kamloops (5) Game 5 Apr 1 Kamloops (0) at Kelowna (4) Game 6 Apr 2 Kelowna (0) at Kamloops (4) Game 7 Apr 4 Kamloops (1) at Kelowna (2) OT Seattle (4) vs Prince George (0) Seattle wins series 4-0 Game 1 Mar 25 Prince George (2) at Seattle (3) OT Game 2 Mar 26 Prince George (1) at Seattle (4) Game 3 Mar 29 Seattle (5) at Prince George (0) Game 4 Mar 30 Seattle (4) at Prince George (3) OT Everett (4) vs Portland (0) Everett wins series 4-0 Game 1 Mar 25 Portland (0) at Everett (3) Game 2 Mar 26 Portland (1) at Everett (3) Game 3 Mar 29 Everett (5) at Portland (3) Game 4 Mar 30 Everett (4) at Portland (2) Brandon (4) vs Moose Jaw (1) Brandon wins series 4-1 Game 1 Apr 8 Moose Jaw (3) at Brandon (5) Game 2 Apr 9 Moose Jaw (2) at Brandon (5) Game 3 Apr 12 Brandon (1) at Moose Jaw (7) Game 4 Apr 13 Brandon (6) at Moose Jaw (2) Game 5 Apr 15 Moose Jaw (3) at Brandon (7) Red Deer (4) vs Regina (3) Red Deer wins series 4-3 Game 1 Apr 9 Regina (2) at Red Deer (3) Game 2 Apr 10 Regina (3) at Red Deer (4) Game 3 Apr 12 Red Deer (3) at Regina (6) Game 4 Apr 13 Red Deer (4) at Regina (6) Game 5 Apr 15 Regina (1) at Red Deer (5) Game 6 Apr 17 Red Deer (1) at Regina (5) Game 7 Apr 19 Regina (1) at Red Deer (2) Victoria (3) vs Kelowna (4) Kelowna wins series 4-3 Game 1 Apr 7 Kelowna (1) at Victoria (2) Game 2 Apr 9 Kelowna (2) at Victoria (3) Game 3 Apr 12 Victoria (2) at Kelowna (3) Game 4 Apr 14 Victoria (3) at Kelowna (4) Game 5 Apr 15 Kelowna (4) at Victoria (1) Game 6 Apr 17 Victoria (3) at Kelowna (2) Game 7 Apr 19 Kelowna (3) at Victoria (2) OT Seattle (4) vs Everett (1) Seattle wins series 4-1 whl.ca

10 Game 1 Apr 8 Everett (3) at Seattle (0) Game 2 Apr 10 Everett (1) at Seattle (3) Game 3 Apr 13 Seattle (5) at Everett (0) Game 4 Apr 15 Seattle (2) at Everett (1) Game 5 Apr 16 Everett (2) at Seattle (3) Championship Series Brandon (1) vs Red Deer (0) Brandon leads 1-0 Game 1 Apr 22 Red Deer (3) at Brandon (4) OT Game 2 Apr 23 Red Deer at Brandon 7:30 PM CDT Game 3 Apr 26 Brandon at Red Deer 7:00 PM MDT Game 4 Apr 27 Brandon at Red Deer 7:00 PM MDT * Game 5 Apr 29 Red Deer at Brandon 7:30 PM CDT * Game 6 May 1 Brandon at Red Deer 5:00 PM MDT * Game 7 May 3 Red Deer at Brandon 7:00 PM CDT Championship Series Kelowna (0) vs Seattle (1) Seattle leads 1-0 Game 1 Apr 22 Seattle (2) at Kelowna (1) Game 2 Apr 23 Seattle at Kelowna 7:05 PM PDT Game 3 Apr 26 Kelowna at Seattle 7:05 PM PDT Game 4 Apr 27 Kelowna at Seattle 7:05 PM PDT * Game 5 Apr 29 Seattle at Kelowna 7:05 PM PDT * Game 6 May 1 Kelowna at Seattle 5:05 PM PDT * Game 7 May 3 Seattle at Kelowna 7:05 PM PDT 2016 WHL Championship Series Bracket M vs Bracket N whl.ca