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kelowna rocketsvsspokane chiefsFRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 2020 | PROSPERA PLACE

KELOWNA ROCKETS VS SPOKANE CHIEFSFriday, January 31, 2020 - 7:05 PM

Prospera Place - Kelowna, BC

NO. PLAYER POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN DOB NO. Player POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN DOB

30 ROMAN BASRAN G L 6'3 190 Vancouver, BC Jul. 26/01 31 JAMES PORTER JR G L 5'11 170 Bonners Ferry, ID Apr. 9/0031 COLE SCHWEBIUS G L 6'0 181 Kelowna, BC Apr. 11/01 33 LUKÁŠ PAŘÍK* G L 6'4 185 Neratovice, CZE Mar. 15/01

3 SEAN COMRIE* D R 6'1 170 Edmonton, AB Jan. 30/00 4 NOAH KING D L 6'4 210 Winnipeg, MB Apr. 2/994 DEVIN STEFFLER D R 6'2 187 Durango, CO Jul. 14/00 5 JORDAN CHUDLEY D L 6'3 170 Souris, MB Feb. 10/016 KAEDAN KORCZAK D R 6'4 200 Yorkton, SK Jan. 29/01 6 MAC GROSS* D L 6'2 175 Swift Current, SK Jan. 22/027 CONNER MCDONALD D R 6'0 192 Delta, BC May 31/99 7 GRAHAM SWARD* D L 6'1.5 170 Abbotsford, BC Sept. 12/038 TREVOR WONG* LW L 5'8 154 Vancouver, BC May 4/03 9 BEAR HUGHES* C R 6'1 165 Post Falls, ID May 30/019 MARK LIWISKI LW L 6'0 188 Dauphin, MB Aug. 8/01 11 BRAD GINNELL LW L 6'1 170 Calgary, AB Jul. 4/00

11 PAVEL NOVAK* F R 5'10 170 Tabor, CZE Apr. 16/02 12 ERIK ATCHISON RW R 5'11 176 Las Vegas, NV May 26/0212 TURNER MCMILLEN AP F L 5'11 150 Carievale, SK Jan. 30/03 16 CORDEL LARSON RW R 5'9.5 165 Weyburn, SK May 2/0114 ELIAS CARMICHAEL* D L 6'2 184 Langley, BC Mar. 18/03 17 BRANDON RELLER* LW L 6'3 197 Hanover, MN May 12/0315 DALLON WILTON RW L 6'2 222 Beausejour, MB Apr. 29/01 18 FILIP KRÁL D L 6'1 175 Blansko, CZE Oct. 20/99**16 MICHAEL FARREN C R 5'11 162 Richmond, BC Apr. 19/00 19 MICHAEL KING C L 6'1 180 Winnipeg, MB Feb. 17/0017 ALEX SWETLIKOFF C L 6'4 189 Kelowna, BC Jul. 6/01 20 REED JACOBSON* LW L 5'9 163 Swift Current, SK Apr. 7/0219 ETHAN ERNST F R 6'0 178 Weyburn, SK Jan. 26/02 21 BOBBY RUSSELL D L 6'0 171 Surrey, BC Mar. 23/0020 MATTHEW WEDMAN C L 6'3 196 Edmonton, AB May 25/99 22 LUKE TOPOROWSKI LW L 5'10.5 178 Bettendorf, IA Apr. 12/0121 JAKE LEE D L 6'2 209 Sherwood Park, AB Jul. 13/01 24 TY SMITH D L 5'11 175 Lloydminster, AB Mar. 24/0022 DILLON HAMALIUK LW L 6'4 193 Leduc, AB Oct. 30/00** 25 RAEGAN WILES* D R 5'10 175 Calgary, AB Apr. 10/0223 JAKE POOLE* F R 6'1 187 McAuley, MB Jun. 24/02 26 JACK FINLEY C R 6'6 205 Kelowna, BC Sept. 2/0224 KYLE TOPPING C L 6'0 189 Salt Spring Island, BC Nov. 18/99** 27 OWEN MACNEIL* C L 5'11 173 Calgary, AB May 31/0325 TYSON FEIST D R 6'2 181 Dawson Creek, BC Jan. 14/01 28 LEIF MATTSON RW R 6'1 195 Stonewall, MB Jul. 23/9926 LIAM KINDREE RW L 5'11 182 North Vancouver, BC Jan. 2/00 29 ELI ZUMMACK C R 5'10 178 Kelowna, BC Mar. 22/0027 JONAS PETEREK* RW R 6'2 179 Havirov, CZE Feb. 19/01 34 ADAM BECKMAN LW L 6'1 174 Saskatoon, SK May 10/0129 NOLAN FOOTE LW L 6'4 200 Englewood, CO Nov. 29/00**

* Rookie** Late Birthday Affects NHL Draft StatusAP - Affiliate Player

President/GM: Bruce Hamilton General Manager: Scott CarterAsst GM/ Dir. Player Personnel: Lorne Frey Assistant GM: Jim HammettHead Coach: Adam Foote Head Coach: Manny ViveirosAssistant Coach: Kris Mallette Assistant Coach: Adam MaglioAssistant Coach: Vernon Fiddler Assistant Coach: Adam Deadmarsh Skills Development: Kim Gellert Assistant Coach: Dustin DonaghyAthletic Therapist/Strength & Conditioning Coach: Scott Hoyer Goalie Consultants: Lucas Gore & Jesse PlewisSkating Instructor: Evan Marble Athletic Trainer: Joe Hurley Goaltender Coach: Adam Brown Asst. Dir. Hockey Ops: Chris BairdEquipment Manager: Chaydyn Johnson

Referees: Chris CRICH, Brayden ARCANDLinesmen: Dustin MINTY, Jade PORTWOOD VGJ: Barry Kennedy Rockets Next Home Game: Friday, February 7, 2020 vs. Portland Winterhawks (7:05 PM)

StandingsWestern ConferenceU.S. DivisionRank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA PIM RW ROW S/O Home Away P10 STK

1 Portland Winterhawks 46 35 6 2 3 75 0.815 192 110 551 28 32 3-3 20-1-1-1 15-5-1-2 9-0-1-0 19-0-1-1

2 Everett Silvertips 46 31 11 3 1 66 0.717 156 112 538 26 30 1-1 16-6-1-0 15-5-2-1 6-3-1-0 5-0-1-0

3 Spokane Chiefs 47 25 17 4 1 55 0.585 172 142 454 22 25 0-1 14-9-2-0 11-8-2-1 5-5-0-0 0-2-0-0

4 Seattle Thunderbirds 46 19 22 3 2 43 0.467 133 175 666 14 16 3-2 10-11-1-1 9-11-2-1 5-3-1-1 1-0-1-1

5 Tri-City Americans 45 14 26 4 1 33 0.367 116 196 650 10 12 2-1 8-11-3-1 6-15-1-0 1-9-0-0 0-7-0-0B.C. DivisionRank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA PIM RW ROW S/O Home Away P10 STK

1 Kamloops Blazers 47 32 12 2 1 67 0.713 199 111 582 29 31 1-1 18-4-0-1 14-8-2-0 9-1-0-0 1-0-0-0

2 Victoria Royals 47 25 18 4 0 54 0.574 121 129 540 20 21 4-0 14-8-1-0 11-10-3-0 3-5-2-0 0-5-1-0

3 Kelowna Rockets 47 23 21 1 2 49 0.521 125 143 662 14 20 3-2 11-9-0-1 12-12-1-1 3-7-0-0 0-1-0-0

4 Vancouver Giants 45 20 20 3 2 45 0.500 113 118 523 17 19 1-2 9-10-2-0 11-10-1-2 3-4-2-1 1-0-1-0

5 Prince George Cougars 45 13 25 3 4 33 0.367 95 147 435 12 13 0-4 7-12-1-2 6-13-2-2 4-4-1-1 1-0-0-0Eastern ConferenceCentral DivisionRank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA PIM RW ROW S/O Home Away P10 STK

1 Edmonton Oil Kings 50 33 8 6 3 75 0.750 186 132 526 29 29 4-3 18-3-2-1 15-5-4-2 7-1-1-1 2-0-0-0

2 Lethbridge Hurricanes 47 29 11 2 5 65 0.691 189 130 505 24 28 1-5 13-5-2-4 16-6-0-1 7-1-2-0 3-0-0-0

3 Medicine Hat Tigers 47 31 14 1 1 64 0.681 206 145 434 26 26 5-1 16-4-1-0 15-10-0-1 7-3-0-0 2-0-0-0

4 Calgary Hitmen 46 26 15 4 1 57 0.620 157 137 588 20 25 1-1 14-7-1-1 12-8-3-0 7-3-0-0 4-0-0-0

5 Red Deer Rebels 46 16 25 2 3 37 0.402 130 191 619 11 15 1-3 8-11-1-3 8-14-1-0 3-6-1-0 1-0-0-0

6 Swift Current Broncos 46 10 32 1 3 24 0.261 100 205 415 6 8 2-3 6-14-0-2 4-18-1-1 1-8-0-1 0-1-0-0East DivisionRank Team GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA PIM RW ROW S/O Home Away P10 STK

1 Winnipeg ICE 47 29 17 1 0 59 0.628 172 158 407 22 26 3-0 18-8-0-0 11-9-1-0 6-4-0-0 0-1-0-0

2 Prince Albert Raiders 48 25 14 5 4 59 0.615 158 129 454 20 24 1-4 13-6-3-2 12-8-2-2 5-1-1-3 5-0-1-3

3 Brandon Wheat Kings 48 25 19 2 2 54 0.563 175 139 611 22 23 2-2 14-7-2-2 11-12-0-0 7-2-1-0 0-2-1-0

4 Saskatoon Blades 47 24 19 2 2 52 0.553 148 154 508 18 22 2-2 13-8-1-2 11-11-1-0 6-3-1-0 1-0-1-0

5 Regina Pats 45 14 26 3 2 33 0.367 132 185 556 9 11 3-2 8-11-2-2 6-15-1-0 3-6-0-1 1-0-0-0

6 Moose Jaw Warriors 44 12 30 2 0 26 0.295 109 196 400 9 12 0-0 8-16-1-0 4-14-1-0 1-9-0-0 0-2-0-0x = Clinched Playoff Positiony = Teams who have clinched Division titlez = Regular Season Champion

Wednesday, January 29 2020Winnipeg 2 at Calgary 3 FinalSpokane 2 at Kamloops 4 FinalVictoria 0 at Prince Albert 3 FinalBrandon 4 at Red Deer 5 Final

Friday, January 31 2020Lethbridge at Prince Albert 7:00 pm CSTMedicine Hat at Swift Current 7:00 pm CSTSaskatoon at Moose Jaw 7:00 pm CSTVictoria at Regina 7:00 pm CSTBrandon at Calgary 7:00 pm MSTWinnipeg at Red Deer 7:00 pm MSTTri-City at Prince George 7:00 pm PSTSpokane at Kelowna 7:05 pm PSTKamloops at Vancouver 7:30 pm PSTPortland at Everett 7:35 pm PST

Saturday, February 1 2020Red Deer at Calgary 1:30 pm MSTLethbridge at Saskatoon 7:00 pm CSTPrince Albert at Swift Current 7:00 pm CSTVictoria at Moose Jaw 7:00 pm CSTSeattle at Portland 6:00 pm PSTWinnipeg at Edmonton 7:00 pm MSTBrandon at Medicine Hat 7:30 pm MSTTri-City at Prince George 7:00 pm PSTVancouver at Kamloops 7:00 pm PSTKelowna at Spokane 7:05 pm PST

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KELOWNA ROCKETS vs SPOKANE CHIEFS Friday, January 31, 2020 – 7:05PM – Prospera Place

Kelowna Rockets (23-21-1-2 – 49 points)

3rd in B.C. Division | 6th in Western Conference Power Play: 34/203 – 16.8% (17th in WHL)

Penalty Kill: 163/205 – 79.5% (T11th in WHL) Last Ten: 3-7-0-0 Streak: 0-1-0-0

GF: 125 GA: 143 PIM: 662

Spokane Chiefs (25-17-4-1 – 55 points) 3rd in U.S. Division | 4th in Western Conference

Power Play: 33/162 – 20.4% (10th in WHL) Penalty Kill: 122/157 – 77.7% (T14th in WHL)

Last Ten: 5-5-0-0 Streak: 0-2-0-0 GF: 172 GA: 142

PIM: 454

TEAM NOTES PREPARED BY REGAN BARTEL OF AM 1150

• Tonight’s Preview: The Rockets host the Spokane Chiefs in a weekend home and home series. The two teams meet tomorrow in Spokane. This is the third meeting of the season between the two teams. On opening night the Rockets were a 4-3 overtime winner. Dillon Hamaliuk scored the game-winning goal. Back on November 9th, the Chiefs were a 6-1 winner. The Chiefs fired 55 shots on goal. Mark Liwiski opened the scoring before the Chiefs scored 6 straight. Tonight’s game marks the return of ex-Rocket Leif Mattson to Prospera Place. The 20-year-old was dealt to the Chiefs December 5th for a 2020 3rd round WHL bantam pick. Mattson played 203 games with the Rockets after being acquired from the Brandon Wheat Kings on October 6, 2016, for a 9th round pick. Mattson was the Rockets Humanitarian award winner last season.

• Broadcasters Notebook: Pavel Novak is trying to do something one other European born player has accomplished with the organization. Novak leads the team in points. Vaclav Varada tied for the team lead in points (88) with Tacoma in 1994-95…After returning for one game after playing for Canada at the World Junior Hockey Championship, Nolan Foote has missed 7 straight games with an injury. The Rockets are 8 and 12 in 20 games without him this season. Foote did not play against the Chiefs in the season opener as he was still with the NHL’s Tampa Bay Lightning….The Rockets are playing their 48th game of the season tonight, meaning only 20 games remain…The team has 13 home games left and only 7 on the road…..The Rockets are 8-4-0-0 against teams in the US Division….The Rockets are now 19-5-0-0 when scoring the games first goal…The Rockets have played in 24-1 goal games this season, the most in the WHL…The Rockets are 10-14-1-1 against teams in the BC Division…The Rockets are 6 and 1 in overtime with game-winning goals coming from Matthew Wedman, Dillon Hamaliuk, Nolan Foote, Kaedan Korczak (twice) and Liam Kindree….Head Coach Adam Foote coached in his 100th game last Sunday against the Vancouver Giants.

• Milestone Makers: Rockets 20-year-old Matthew Wedman is playing in his 298th game tonight. Nolan Foote is 5 games shy of 200 for his career. Defenceman Kaedan Korczak is one point shy of a career-high in points. The 18-year-old has 33 points heading into tonight’s game…Jake Lee is one point shy of the career-high 24 points he put up last season in Seattle…Goaltender Roman Basran is three appearances shy of 100 for his career.

ROCKETS STATISTICS LEADERS

ROCKETS SINGLE GAME SEASON HIGHS AND LOWS

YEAR-BY-YEAR ROSTER BREAKDOWN

SERIES RECAP vs. SPOKANE

OVERALL HOME AWAY 1-1-0-0 1-0-0-0 0-1-0-0

Sept. 21 vs. Spokane 4-3 OTW Nov. 9 @ Spokane 6-1 L Jan. 31 vs Spokane 7:05PM Feb. 1 @ Spokane 7:05PM

GOALS: ASSISTS: POINTS: ROOKIE POINTS:

+/-: PPG: PIM: GWG:

SV%: GAA: SOG:

MOST GOALS SCORED: MOST GOALS ALLOWED: MOST PP GOALS SCORED: MOST PP GOALS ALLOWED: MOST SHOTS ON NET: FEWEST SHOTS ON NET:

MOST SHOTS ALLOWED: FEWEST SHOTS ALLOWED: MOST GOALS (PLAYER): MOST ASSISTS (PLAYER): MOST POINTS (PLAYER): MOST SAVES (PLAYER):

MOST GOALS SCORED: 8 vs. SEA, Oct. 11 MOST GOALS ALLOWED: 8 vs. MH, Nov. 8 MOST PP GOALS SCORED: 3, multiple times MOST PP GOALS ALLOWED: 3 vs. MH, Nov. 8 MOST SHOTS ON NET: 42 vs. TC, Oct. 2 FEWEST SHOTS ON NET: 14 vs. VAN, Sept. 29

MOST SHOTS ALLOWED: 55 vs. SPO, Nov. 9 FEWEST SHOTS ALLOWED: 20 vs. TC, Oct. 2 MOST GOALS (PLAYER): 3 - Novak vs PG, Nov. 1 MOST ASSISTS (PLAYER): 4 - Topping vs SEA, Oct. 11

MOST POINTS (PLAYER): 4 - multiple players MOST SAVES (PLAYER): 49 - Schwebius vs. SPO, Nov. 9

GOALS: Novak (17) ASSISTS: Korczak (25) POINTS: Novak (34) ROOKIE POINTS: Novak (34)

+/-: McDonald (+13) PPG: Foote (8) PIM: Wedman (89) GWG: Foote, Novak (4)

SOG: Wedman (171) SV%: Basran (.914) GAA: Basran (2.54) SO: Basran, Schwebius (1)

LAST FIVE GAMES: Jan. 18 @ Portland 7-0 L Jan. 19 @ Portland 3-2 L Jan. 24 vs. Seattle 3-2 OTW Jan. 25 @ Vancouver 3-2 OTW Jan. 26 vs. Vancouver 3-1 L

NEXT FIVE GAMES: Feb. 1 @ Spokane 7:05PM Feb. 7 vs. Portland 7:05PM Feb. 8 vs. Portland 7:05PM Feb. 12 vs. Tri-City 7:05PM Feb. 15 vs. Red Deer 7:05PM

MOST SHOTS ALLOWED: 57 vs. POR, Jan. 18 FEWEST SHOTS ALLOWED: 17 vs. PG, Dec. 30 MOST GOALS (PLAYER): 3 - Novak vs PG, Nov. 1 MOST ASSISTS (PLAYER): 4 – Topping, Wedman

MOST POINTS (PLAYER): 4 - multiple players MOST SAVES (PLAYER): 49 – Schwebius, twice

MOST GOALS SCORED: 8 vs. SEA, Oct. 11 MOST GOALS ALLOWED: 8 vs. MH, Nov. 8 MOST PP GOALS SCORED: 3, multiple times MOST PP GOALS ALLOWED: 3 vs. MH, Nov. 8 MOST SHOTS ON NET: 42 vs. TC, Oct. 2 FEWEST SHOTS ON NET: 14 vs. VAN, Sept. 29

20-year-olds (99) – McDonald, Topping, Wedman 19-year-olds (00) – Comrie, Farren, Foote, Hamaliuk, Kindree, Steffler 18-year-olds (01) – Basran, Feist, Korczak, Lee, Liwiski, Peterek, Schwebius, Swetlikoff, Wilton 17-year-olds (02) – Ernst, Novak, Poole, 16-year-olds (03) – Carmichael, Wong, McMillen AP

NO. GP G A PTS +/- PIM SOG PPG PPA SHG SHA OTG GWG11 39 17 17 34 2 27 112 6 7 0 0 0 429 26 15 18 33 5 49 90 8 10 0 1 1 46 44 8 25 33 5 23 146 3 8 1 1 2 2

20 Matthew Wedman A (FLA '19) 41 12 21 33 -7 89 171 3 6 0 0 1 1Kelowna 22 6 10 16 3 48 75 2 1 0 0 1 1

Seattle 19 6 11 17 -10 41 96 1 5 0 0 0 021 45 4 19 23 5 54 63 1 5 0 2 0 127 39 12 9 21 5 4 47 0 0 0 0 0 1

Kelowna 7 4 1 5 -1 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0Calgary 32 8 8 16 6 4 38 0 0 0 0 0 1

16 41 6 14 20 1 40 57 2 1 1 0 0 022 40 9 9 18 0 43 75 3 3 0 0 1 217 47 10 8 18 -12 37 102 1 1 0 1 0 23 33 3 14 17 -9 33 49 1 8 0 0 0 0

26 33 8 8 16 0 27 54 2 2 2 0 1 27 Conner McDonald 31 3 13 16 13 33 95 0 3 0 0 0 1

Kelowna 16 1 7 8 0 17 47 0 0 0 0 0 0Edmonton 15 2 6 8 13 16 48 0 3 0 0 0 1

24 17 5 9 14 1 14 47 2 4 0 0 0 119 42 2 11 13 -1 14 35 0 5 0 0 0 09 39 6 6 12 4 66 61 0 0 1 0 0 0

23 43 4 7 11 -2 17 29 1 2 0 0 0 025 40 0 9 9 -18 47 40 0 0 0 0 0 0

Kelowna 8 0 1 1 -5 13 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Regina 32 0 8 8 -13 34 38 0 0 0 0 0 0

8 42 4 4 8 -15 26 58 1 2 0 0 0 014 43 0 6 6 -4 10 18 0 0 0 0 0 015 30 2 2 4 -5 13 23 0 0 0 0 0 04 44 0 2 2 -5 18 32 0 0 0 0 0 0

12 Turner McMillen AP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0NO. GP MIN SH SAV GAA SV% W L OTL SOL SOW SO PIM30 35 1935 955 873 2.54 .914 17 12 1 2 2 1 731 17 874 521 470 3.50 .902 6 9 0 0 1 1 0

When leading: 13 1 0 0 When Rockets score first: 19 5 0 0When losing: 3 15 0 0 When opposition scores first: 4 16 1 2When tied: 7 5 1 2

15 7 0 0When leading: 11 0 0 1 8 14 1 2When losing: 5 18 0 0 When shots are tied: 0 0 0 0When tied: 7 3 1 1

OTW SOW OTL SOL PP PPGF SHGA PP%11 9 0 1 3 1 0 1 Rockets 199 34 4 17.112 12 1 1 2 2 1 123 21 1 2 5 3 1 2 TSH PPGA SHGF PK%

Rockets 202 30 6 80.2Rockets vs. B.C. Division: 10 14 1 1Rockets vs. U.S. Division: 8 4 0 0 One goal games: 16 7 1 2Rockets vs. Central Division: 1 1 0 1 Two goal games: 1 2 0 0Rockets vs. East Division: 4 2 0 0 6 12 0 0

OVERALLL

Outshooting opponents:

Cole SchwebiusROCKETS RECORD AFTER FIRST PERIOD

ROCKETS RECORD AFTER SECOND PERIOD

GOALTENDER

Outshot by opponents:

POWER PLAY

Dallon Wilton

Roman Basran

HOME AND AWAY RECORD

FIRST GOAL

ROCKETS SHOTS ON GOAL RECORD

SPECIALTY TEAMS

Three or more goal games:

SITUATION

HOMEROADTOTAL

RECORD VERSUS DIVISIONS

SHORTHANDED

1/31/20PLAYER

Kyle Topping A

Nolan Foote C (TBL '19)

Dillon Hamaliuk A (SJ '19)

Kaedan Korczak (Vegas '19)

Michael Farren

Alex Swetlikoff

Jake Lee

Liam Kindree

Jonas Peterek*

Pavel Novak*

Sean Comrie*

Jake Poole*

Devin Steffler

Mark Liwiski

Trevor Wong*

Ethan Ernst

Elias Carmichael*

Tyson Feist

NO. FORWARDS POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B 18-19 SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM NHL STATUS PRONUNCIATION8 Wong, Trevor* LW L 5'8 154 Vancouver, BC May 4/03 Greater Vancouver Canadians BCMML 34 12 30 42 35 Eligible 2021 wong9 Liwiski, Mark LW L 6'0 188 Dauphin, MB Aug. 8/01 Kelowna Rockets WHL 60 11 6 17 81 Eligible 2020 lew-es-ki

11 Novak, Pavel* F R 5'10 170 Tabor, CZE Apr. 16/02 Motor Ceske Budejovice U19 Czech U19 31 29 16 45 16 Eligible 2020 no-vack12 McMillen, Turner AP F L 5'11 150 Carievale, SK Jan. 30/03 Prince Albert Mintos SMHL 37 10 12 22 40 Eligible 202115 Wilton, Dallon RW L 6'2 222 Beausejour, MB Apr. 29/01 Kelowna Rockets WHL 61 4 5 9 25 Eligible 202016 Farren, Michael C R 5'11 162 Richmond, BC Apr. 19/00 Saskatoon/Kelowna WHL 58 3 9 12 33 Eligible 2020 fare-en17 Swetlikoff, Alex C L 6'4 189 Kelowna, BC Jul. 06/01 Kelowna Rockets WHL 32 6 8 14 6 Eligible 2020 sweat-lik-off19 Ernst, Ethan C R 6'0 178 Weyburn, SK Jan. 26/02 Kelowna Rockets WHL 61 1 5 6 2 Eligible 2020 earnst20 Wedman, Matthew C L 6'3 196 Edmonton, AB May 25/99 Seattle Thunderbirds WHL 66 40 37 77 110 FLA '1922 Hamaliuk, Dillon LW L 6'4 193 Leduc, AB Oct. 30/00** Seattle Thunderbirds WHL 31 11 15 26 32 SJ '19 ham-a-look23 Poole, Jake* F R 6'1 187 McAuley, MB Jun. 24/02 Yellowhead Chiefs Midget AAA MMHL 48 40 41 81 58 Eligible 2020 pool24 Topping, Kyle C L 6'0 189 Salt Spring Island, BC Nov. 18/99** Kelowna Rockets WHL 68 23 46 69 69 Free Agent26 Kindree, Liam RW L 5'11 182 North Vancouver, BC Jan. 2/00 Kelowna Rockets WHL 52 7 27 34 28 Eligible 2020 kin-dree27 Peterek, Jonas* RW R 6'2 179 Havirov, Czech Republic Feb. 19/01 HC Frudek-Mistek Czech2 41 2 9 11 4 Eligible 2020 pet-er-ick29 Foote, Nolan LW L 6'4 200 Englewood, CO Nov. 29/00** Kelowna Rockets WHL 66 36 27 63 62 TB '19 footNO. DEFENCE POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B 18-19 SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM DRAFT PRONUNCIATION

3 Comrie, Sean* D R 6'1 170 Edmonton, AB Jan. 30/00 University of Denver NCAA 18 0 1 1 4 Eligible 2020 com-ree4 Steffler, Devin D R 6'2 187 Durango, CO July 14/00 Kelowna Rockets WHL 64 0 7 7 28 Eligible 20206 Korczak, Kaedan D R 6'4 200 Yorkton, SK Jan. 29/01 Kelowna Rockets WHL 68 4 29 33 64 VGK '19 core-zack7 McDonald, Conner D R 6'0 192 Delta, BC May 31/99 Edmonton Oil Kings WHL 68 19 31 50 58 Free Agent mick-don-ald

14 Carmichael, Elias* D L 6'2 184 Langley, BC Mar. 18/03 Burnaby Winter Club Prep CSSHL 27 3 11 14 14 Eligible 202121 Lee, Jake D L 6'2 209 Sherwood Park, AB Jul. 13/01 Seattle Thunderbirds WHL 67 3 21 24 76 Eligible 202025 Feist, Tyson D R 6'2 181 Dawson Creek, BC Jan. 14/01 Spokane/Regina WHL 46 0 8 8 20 Eligible 2020 fighst NO. GOALIES POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B 18-19 SEASON LEAGUE GP MP GA SO SV% DRAFT PRONUNCIATION30 Basran, Roman G L 6'3 190 Vancouver, BC Jul. 26/01 Kelowna Rockets WHL 51 2645 123 2 0.906 Eligible 2020 baz-ran31 Schwebius, Cole G L 6'0 181 Kelowna, BC Apr. 11/01 Seattle Thunderbirds WHL 17 895 58 0 0.886 Eligible 2020 sch-way-be-us

*Rookie**Late Birthday Affects NHL Draft Status AP - Affiliate Player

President/General Manager: Bruce Hamilton Goaltender Coach: Adam Brown CAPTAINCY Asst. GM/Dir. Player Personnel: Lorne Frey Athletic Therapist/Strength & Conditioning Coach: Scott Hoyer C - Nolan FooteHead Coach: Adam Foote Skills Development: Kim Gellert A - Kyle Topping Assistant Coach: Kris Mallette Skating Instructor: Evan Marble A - Dillon HamaliukAssistant Coach: Vernon Fiddler Equipment Manager: Chaydyn Johnson A - Matthew Wedman

TONIGHT’S GAME Spokane Chiefs at Kelowna Rockets | Game 48/68 | January 31, 2020 | Kelowna, BC | 7:05 p.m.

CHIEFS BY THE NUMBERS Record: 25-17-4-1 (55 points) • 14-9-2-0 (home) • 11-8-2-1 (away) • PP: 33/162 (20.4%) • PK: 35/157 (77.7%) • GF-GA: 173-142

Ranking: 3rd U.S. Division, 4th Western Conference • Last 10: 5-5-0-0 • Streak: 0-2-0-0 (L-2)

AGAINST THE ROCKETS SEASON SERIES… Tonight is the 3rd of 4 head-to-head matchups between the two clubs this season and 2nd of 2 in Kelowna.

Nov. 9: The Chiefs turned in one of their best performances of the season, outshooting the Rockets 55-23 en route to a comfortable 6-1 win in Spokane. Six different skaters scored for the Chiefs despite the team going 0-for-7 on the PP. Ty Smith had 3A & was +4 while Jack Finley posted 1G & 2A and was +3.

Sept. 21: The Chiefs forced overtime in the second game of the regular season but Kelowna scored with one second left in the extra frame to claim the victory. Jake McGrew, Michael King and Filip Kral scored for Spokane. Dillon Hamaliuk led the way for the Rockets with 2G & 2A including the game-winner in OT.

FAMILIAR FACES… Tonight marks the first opportunity for former Rockets Leif Mattson and James Porter Jr. to play against their old team. Mattson played 203 games (61G-94A) with Kelowna starting in 2016 before being acquired by the Chiefs earlier this season. Porter appeared in 73 games with the Rockets over two seasons before being traded to Moose Jaw during the offseason, then acquired by Spokane in January.

LAST GAME

Jan. 29: Spokane (2) at Kamloops (4)

The Chiefs played the B.C. Division-leading Blazers close, pressuring down one goal in the third period but were unable to break through before a late empty-netter sealed it. Luke Toporowski continued his hot streak, scoring in his 3rd straight game. Filip Kral scored on a 5-on-3 for the Chiefs’ other goal. Two of the Blazers’ 4 goals game with the man advantage. Lukas Parik started in goal and made 36 saves in the loss. Spokane was very good in the faceoff circle, winning 45 of 71 (63.4%).

NEWS & NOTES

POWER OUTAGE… The Chiefs’ power play has experienced a slump lately, going 6-for-38 over their last 12 games dating back to New Year’s Eve at Tri-City (despite going 3-for-3 at T.C. on 1/25). Spokane has been held without a power play opportunity four times this season.

CONSISTENCY IS KEY… Adam Beckman (18-game; 12/7-1/25) and Eli Zummack (17-game; 11/29-1/11) have each posted point streaks of 17+ games this season, marking the longest streaks by a Chief since Mitch Holmberg’s 17-gamer (18G-24A) in Sept.-Nov. 2013. Tyler Johnson also had a 17-game streak in 2010-11 (15G-18A). The franchise record is 27 games, by Ray Whitney during the 90-91 season.

MIDTERM RANKINGS… The Chiefs had two players NHL Central Scouting Midterm Rankings. F Jack Finley came in at 46th among North American skaters while F Bear Hughes was 80th. Finley was previously rated a “B” prospect while Hughes was a “C” despite starting the season unrated. Should either be selected, it would mark the 6th-straight year in which a Chief has been picked in the draft.

TOPPING OFF… LW Luke Toporowski has found a new gear lately, posting 3G & 6A during his current 5-game point streak and 18 points (8G & 10A) since returning from the mid-season holiday break (14 games). He has posted 8 multi-point games this season with 6 coming since Dec. 28, including a career-best 4 points at T.C. on Jan. 25.

2019-20 SEASON SERIES SPO 1-0-1-0 • KEL 1-1-0-0

9/21 SPO 3 at KEL 4 OT 11/9 KEL 1 at SPO 6 1/31 SPO at KEL 2/1 KEL at SPO

HE’S ON FIRE… Adam Beckman recently snapped a WHL-best 18-game point streak (21G-12A) running from Dec. 7 to Jan. 25. He was named WHL Player of the Month for Dec. after posting 15G & 5A (+8) in 11 games, helping the team to a 7-2-1-1 record. His prolific month started a franchise-record 10-game goal streak, one-upping a 9-game mark that had been reached 5 times, most recently by Jaret Anderson-Dolan in 2018-19. Beckman earned WHL Player of the Week honors on Dec. 16 after posting 6G & 3A (+2) in 3 games for the Chiefs as the team went 2-0-0-1. He is the 2nd Chief to earn Player of the Week honors this season, joining Ty Smith (9/30-10/6) and first to secure Player of the Month since Mitch Holmberg (Sept./Oct. 2013).

TOP PROSPECT… Forward Jack Finley participated in the 2020 CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game on Jan. 16 in Hamilton, Ontario. He was one of 13 WHL players selected. Notable previous Chiefs to participate include Ty Smith (2018; 1st round NJD) and Kailer Yamamoto (2017; 1st round EDM).

BRAD TO MEET YOU… Spokane picked up LW Brad Ginnell (00) from Winnipeg on Jan. 8 in exchange for two bantam draft picks (2020 4th, 2021 6th). Ginnell is a 214-game veteran of the league, playing with Portland and Winnipeg/Kootenay. He scored a career-best 16 goals and 25 assists for 41 points last year with Kootenay. His father Erin played in the WHL from 1985-87 and is a long-time NHL scout, currently with the Vegas Golden Knights. Grandfather Pat played in the league from 1957-61 before a long coaching career that earned 518 WHL wins (8th all-time) in 963 games (10th). Pat moved on to a 14-year tenure as a scout with the St. Louis Blues that ended in 2003.

DEADLINE DEAL… The Chiefs traded RW Connor Gabruch (01) to Calgary on Jan. 9 for a 2020 5th round bantam pick. The Saskatoon native scored 3G & 4A for 7 points in 36 games with Spokane this season.

WORLD CHAMP… Team captain Ty Smith secured a gold medal with Canada at the 2020 IIHF World Junior Championship, wearing an “A” as an alternate captain. Smith returned to the squad after representing Canada last year as well. He finished with 3A in the tournament as the Canadians defeated the Russians 4-3 to secure their 18th championship.

INJURY WOES… The Chiefs placed G Campbell Arnold (knee) & D Matt Leduc (shoulder) on the long-term injured list on 1/6, marking the 2nd and 3rd players lost for the season after F Jake McGrew (SJS 6th 2017) suffered a knee injury in October.

CZECHING IN… G Lukas Parik represented his country at the World Junior Championship in his home Czech Republic. The Czechs lost to Sweden in the QF round. Parik started versus USA & CAN in pool play, making 39 saves in a strong performance against the Americans before exiting the game against Canada early with an apparent injury.

FOUR IS THE NUMBER… The Chiefs are 21-3-1-0 when scoring 4+ goals this season and 4-14-3-1 when scoring 3 or fewer.

QUICK STARTS… The Chiefs are 19-2-1-0 when scoring first this season and 14-0-2-1 when leading after the 1st period. They are 19-2-2-0 when leading after two frames.

MIDDLE FRAME MAGIC… The Chiefs have outscored opponents 66-42 (+24) during the second period this season.

BEAR IN MIND... Rookie forward Bear Hughes ranks 5th in overall WHL rookie points (36) & 8th in goals (14). He was named WHL Rookie of the Month for November after posting 12 points (5G-7A) and a +12 rating in 12 games as the Chiefs went 7-3-2-0. Hughes recorded at least a point in 8 games, with 4 multi-point efforts. The last Chief to win rookie of the month was Adam Beckman (April 2019). The Post Falls, ID native scored 2G as a late-season AP call-up last year after spending the majority of the season with the Spokane Braves (KIJHL), with whom he earned league Rookie of the Year and division MVP honors. Hughes was originally put on Spokane’s radar by former Chief and current Tampa Bay Lightning forward Tyler Johnson, who noticed him at Frontier Ice Arena in Post Falls during offseason skates. Prior to being listed, Hughes played primarily house league hockey in the Spokane area.

A NEW LEIF… The Chiefs acquired forward Leif Mattson from the Kelowna Rockets on Dec. 5 in exchange for a 3rd-round pick in the 2020 WHL Bantam Draft. The overage forward is coming off back-to-back 20-goal seasons, including a 22+41=63 line last year. Mattson earned the Rockets’ Most Sportsmanlike (17-18) and Humanitarian of the Year (18-19) awards during his 203-game career in Kelowna, posting 61G & 94A for 155PTS. He is a player ambassador for the Hockey Gives Blood non-profit society.

MAC-ING AN ENTRANCE… The Chiefs signed & added D Mac Gross on Dec. 26. Gross, a former 3rd-round bantam pick (2017) had been playing with the SJHL’s Kindersley Klippers (1G-9A in 37 GP) and was invited to participate in the CJHL Top Prospects Game as one of the top 40 NHL draft prospects from the CJHL.

TERRIFIC TRIO… The Chiefs have a player in the hunt for top 5 of all three of the WHL’s scoring leaderboards, including overall (Beckman, 3rd), defensemen (Kral, 6th) and rookie (Hughes, 5th). The last time the Chiefs had a representative in the top 5 of all three categories for a full season was 1999-00 (Tim Smith, t-5th overall… Scott Roles, 5th defense… Roman Tvrdon, 1st rookies).

CANADA-RUSSIA… Chiefs captain Ty Smith and forward Adam Beckman both competed for Team WHL at the 2019 CIBC Canada-Russia Series. It marked the second time Smith – who served as captain for Team WHL – participated in the event while Beckman made his debut. Smith recorded 2A in the series-clinching final game.

THE SWARD IS MIGHTIER… Rookie D Graham Sward was selected by Hockey Canada to compete in the 2019 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge. Sward was one of 66 players selected by Hockey Canada for the elite event; Canada fielded three teams to take on the U.S., Russia, Sweden & Finland. Sward and Canada White earned 4th place.

GONE CAMPING… Eight rostered Chiefs participated at NHL camps or rookie tournaments this summer: D Ty Smith (NJD), F Adam Beckman (MIN), G Lukas Parik (LAK), D Filip Kral (TML), F Leif Mattson (CAR), D Noah King (NJD), F Luke Toporowski (WPG), and F Eli Zummack (TBL).

VIVEIROS AT THE HELM… Manny Viveiros heads the Chiefs’ coaching staff after serving as an Assistant Coach on the Edmonton Oilers staff for the 2018-19 season. He has a demonstrated track record of success in the WHL, serving as head coach and director of pplayer personnel in Swift Current for two seasons (2016-18), posting a combined 87-40-9-8 regular season record. The Broncos won 48 games for 103 points during the 2017-18 campaign before their thrilling championship run, defeating Everett to secure the Ed Chynoweth Cup. He was the 2017-18 WHL Coach of the Year.

MEET MAGLIO… Associate Coach Adam Maglio boasts 5+ years of coaching experience, mostly as an assistant (2015-17) & head coach (2017-19) w/ the P.G. Spruce Kings (BCHL). The Spruce Kings went 33-17-4-4 in 2017-18 to earn a Mainland Division title before a deep playoff run that ended with a loss in the league finals. They posted 39 wins and 84 points last year (39-13-0-6) before a dominant postseason run, going 16-1 on their way to the BCHL Championship. They won the annual Doyle Cup trophy (BCHL vs. AJHL) with a 4-2 series win over the Brooks Bandits before narrowly losing to the hosting Bandits in the finals of the NJAC.

IN THE DETAILS TRENDING… #22 Luke Toporowski, pts in 11 of 14 (8G-10A), 5-gm pt streak (3G-6A), 3-gm goal streak; #24 Ty Smith, 6-gm pt streak (3G-7A) snapped on 1/26, pts in 7 of 8; #29 Eli Zummack, 17-gm pt streak (9G-19A) snapped on 1/14, pts in 22 of 23 (11G-23A), 6-gm pt streak (2G-5A); #34 Adam Beckman, 18-gm point streak (21G-12A) snapped on 1/25

INJURY REPORT… #1 Campbell Arnold, lower body, long-term injured list; #3 Matt Leduc, upper body, long-term injured list; #8 Jake McGrew, lower body, long-term injured list; #21 Bobby Russell, upper body, day-to-day

RECENT MILESTONES… #24 Ty Smith, 200th career point on 1/22 vs. EVT. #28 Leif Mattson, 100th career assist on 1/18 vs. REG. #22 Luke Toporowski scored his 100th career point on 1/11 at VAN. #16 Cordel Larson played his 100th career game on 1/10 vs. VAN. #18 Filip Kral, 100th career point on 12/18 at VIC.

UPCOMING MILESTONES… #22 Luke Toporowski, enters tonight with 46 goals; #31 James Porter Jr. enters tonight with 3953 minutes played

HOW THEY WERE BUILT (23)… BANTAM DRAFT (10): #6 Mac Gross (2017-3-50), #7 Graham Sward (2018-1-17), #12 Erik Atchison (2017-5-94), #16 Cordel Larson (2016-9-186), #20 Reed Jacobson (2017-6-115), #22 Luke Toporowski (2016-1-8), #24 Ty Smith (2015-1-1), #26 Jack Finley (2017-1-6), #27 Owen MacNeil (2018-2-39), #34 Adam Beckman (2016-5-96)… IMPORT DRAFT (2): #18 Filip Kral (2017-2-78), #33 Lukas Parik (2019-1-43)… LISTED/WAIVERS (3): #9 Bear Hughes (2018), #17 Brandon Reller (2019), #25 Raegan Wiles (2019)… TRADE (8): #4 Noah King (Dec. 2018 w/ SC), #5 Jordan Chudley (Jul. 2019 w/ WPG), #11 Brad Ginnell (Jan. 2020 w/ WPG), #19 Michael King (July 2018 w/ KTN), #21 Bobby Russell (June 2018 w/ KTN), #28 Leif Mattson (Dec. 2019 w/ KEL), #29 Eli Zummack (Jan. 2016 w/ RD), #31 James Porter Jr. (Jan. 2020 w/ MJ)

RECENT ROSTER MOVES… Jan. 11: G Mason Beaupit reassigned… Jan. 9: RW Connor Gabruch traded… Jan. 8: LW Brad Ginnell acquired via trade… Jan. 6: G Brett Balas reassigned, G Campbell Arnold & D Matt Leduc added to long-term injured list… Jan. 3: G James Porter Jr. acquired via trade… Dec. 28: G Mason Beaupit recalled as AP… Dec. 26: F Ben Thornton & G Mason Beaupit reassigned, G Brett Balas recalled, D Mac Gross signed & added…

47 Games Total Spokane Chiefs25 Home, 22 Away 2019 - 20 Regular Season

No. Players GP G A PTS PTS/GP PIM PPG PPA SHG GWG +/-34 Adam Beckman 46 34 38 72 1.57 12 11 6 1 4 2729 Eli Zummack 47 18 38 56 1.19 16 3 12 0 5 2322 Luke Toporowski 45 15 23 38 0.84 37 0 4 1 2 1318 Filip Kral 43 11 27 38 0.88 8 3 8 0 3 139 Bear Hughes 44 14 22 36 0.82 17 3 6 0 0 8

26 Jack Finley 44 10 26 36 0.82 26 1 4 0 1 1828 Leif Mattson (total) 46 11 21 32 0.70 16 2 7 2 2 -9

KEL 25 5 13 18 0.72 10 0 6 1 1 -7SPO 21 6 8 14 0.67 6 2 1 1 1 -2

16 Cordel Larson 46 12 19 31 0.67 20 0 3 0 0 724 Ty Smith 29 7 21 28 0.97 22 1 9 0 0 194 Noah King 47 4 18 22 0.47 44 1 2 0 0 32

21 Bobby Russell 41 6 14 20 0.49 28 3 6 0 2 -311 Brad Ginnell (total) 41 12 7 19 0.46 47 6 3 0 0 -12

WPG 34 10 7 17 0.50 40 5 3 0 0 -10SPO 7 2 0 2 0.29 7 1 0 0 0 -2

19 Michael King 47 9 9 18 0.38 28 2 0 0 2 -112 Erik Atchison 44 6 7 13 0.30 30 0 0 0 0 67 Graham Sward 38 1 10 11 0.29 8 0 0 0 0 8

20 Reed Jacobson 34 3 4 7 0.21 16 0 0 0 0 317 Brandon Reller 20 3 2 5 0.25 4 0 0 0 1 827 Owen MacNeil 32 1 3 4 0.13 15 0 0 0 0 -45 Jordan Chudley 34 0 1 1 0.03 34 0 0 0 0 -26 Mac Gross 13 0 0 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 1

25 Raegan Wiles 26 0 0 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 -6TOTALS (+ departed) 47 172 307 479 10.19 454 33 65 3 25 160

No. Goalies GPI MP GA EN SO SVS GAA SV% W L OTL SL31 James Porter Jr. 4 192 9 1 0 81 2.82 0.900 2 2 0 033 Lukas Parik 21 1202 57 3 0 597 2.85 0.913 12 6 2 0

TOTALS (+ departed) 47 2815 141 5 1 1251 2.97 0.899 25 17 4 1

Scoring 1st 2nd 3rd OT SO TOTAL Records Win Loss OTL SLSpokane Chiefs 47 66 56 3 0 172 East Division 4 1 0 0Opposition 50 42 45 4 1 142 Central Div. 0 0 0 0

B.C. Division 10 5 2 0Shots 1st 2nd 3rd OT TOTAL U.S. Division 11 11 2 1Spokane Chiefs 484 555 541 14 1594 Home 14 9 2 0Opposition 489 456 426 21 1392 Away 11 8 2 1

Total 25 17 4 1First Goal Win Loss Overtime 3 4Spokane Chiefs 19 3 Shootout 0 1Opposition 6 19

Power Play OPP PPGF SHGA PP%After 2nd Win Loss 162 33 6 20.4%Leading 19 4 Penalty Kill OPP PPGA SHGF PK%Trailing 4 15 157 35 3 77.7%Tied 2 3

Shots Win LossOutshooting 17 11Outshot 6 10Shots Tied 2 1

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# FORWARDS POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B 18-19 SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM NHL DRAFT PRONUNCIATION9 Hughes, Bear* C R 6'1" 165 Post Falls, ID 5/30/2001 Spokane Braves KIJHL 46 41 25 66 50 Eligible 2020

11 Ginnell, Brad LW L 6'1" 170 Calgary, AB 7/4/2000 Kootenay WHL 68 16 25 41 62 Eligible 2020 jin-ELL12 Atchison, Erik RW R 5'11" 176 Las Vegas, NV 5/26/2002 Spokane WHL 33 1 1 2 19 Eligible 2020 ATCH-ih-sun16 Larson, Cordel RW R 5'9.5" 165 Weyburn, SK 5/2/2001 Spokane WHL 58 7 7 14 22 Eligible 2020 kor-DELL17 Reller, Brandon* LW L 6'3" 197 Hanover, MN 5/12/2003 Maple Grove HS USHS-MN 24 4 9 13 12 Eligible 202119 King, Michael C L 6'1" 180 Winnipeg, MB 2/17/2000 Spokane WHL 65 3 10 13 10 Eligible 202020 Jacobson, Reed* LW L 5'9" 163 Swift Current, SK 4/7/2002 S.C. Legionnaires SMHL 44 26 29 55 34 Eligible 202022 Toporowski, Luke LW L 5'10.5" 178 Bettendorf, IA 4/12/2001 Spokane WHL 67 21 28 49 62 Eligible 2020 TAWP-uhr-OW-skee26 Finley, Jack C R 6'6" 205 Kelowna, BC 9/2/2002 Spokane WHL 63 9 10 19 44 Eligible 202027 MacNeil, Owen* C L 5'11" 173 Calgary, AB 5/31/2003 Calgary Royals AMHL 29 8 11 19 16 Eligible 2021 mick-NEEL28 Mattson, Leif RW R 6'1" 195 Stonewall, MB 7/23/1999 Kelowna WHL 68 22 41 63 33 Free Agent LEAF29 Zummack, Eli C R 5'10" 178 Kelowna, BC 3/22/2000 Spokane WHL 61 15 53 68 24 Eligible 2020 ZOO-mack34 Beckman, Adam LW L 6'1" 174 Saskatoon, SK 5/10/2001 Spokane WHL 68 32 30 62 16 MIN '19 (3rd)# DEFENSEMEN POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B 18-19 SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM NHL DRAFT PRONUNCIATION4 King, Noah D L 6'4" 210 Winnipeg, MB 4/2/1999 Swift Current/Spokane WHL 65 5 9 14 36 Free Agent5 Chudley, Jordan D L 6'3" 170 Souris, MB 2/10/2001 Kootenay WHL 32 0 2 2 40 Eligible 2020 CHUD-lee6 Gross, Mac* D L 6'2" 175 Swift Current, SK 1/22/2002 SC Legionnaires SMHL 21 2 6 8 4 Eligible 20207 Sward, Graham* D L 6'1.5" 170 Abbotsford, BC 9/12/2003 Fraser Valley T-Birds BCMML 32 7 19 26 22 Eligible 2021

18 Král, Filip D L 6'1" 175 Blansko, CZE 10/20/1999 Spokane WHL 47 10 26 36 14 TOR '18 (5th) CRAWL21 Russell, Bobby D L 6'0" 171 Surrey, BC 3/23/2000 Spokane WHL 53 5 9 14 40 Eligible 202024 Smith, Ty D L 5'11" 175 Lloydminster, AB 3/24/2000 Spokane WHL 57 7 62 69 33 NJ '18 (1st)25 Wiles, Raegan* D R 5'10" 175 Calgary, AB 4/10/2002 Calgary Northstars AMHL 33 7 9 16 6 Eligible 2020 RAY-gan# GOALTENDERS POS CTH HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B 18-19 SEASON LEAGUE GP MP GAA SO SV% NHL DRAFT PRONUNCIATION

31 Porter, James Jr. G L 5'11" 170 Bonners Ferry, ID 4/9/2000 Kelowna WHL 42 2291 3.27 3 0.895 Eligible 202033 Pařík, Lukáš* G L 6'4" 185 Neratovice, CZE 3/15/2001 Bili Tygri Liberec Czech U19 32 2.85 0.917 LA '19 (3rd) pah-REEK, lew-KAWSH

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