Raiders acquire Horon from Thunderbirds
The Raiders have acquired 2001-born forward Michael Horon from the Seattle Thunderbirds.
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— Prince Albert Raiders (@PARaidersHockey) November 10, 2019
The Prince Albert Raiders acquired 2001-born Michael Horon from the Seattle Thunderbirds for a seventh-round pick in the 2020 WHL Bantam Draft. Originally drafted by the Everett Silvertips in the 2016 WHL Bantam Draft, Horon is in his first full year in the WHL with a goal and seven assists in 14 games.
Warriors trade Benson, release Gardiner
NEWS: We've acquired a 7th rnd pick in 2023 from Swift Current for Matthew Benson. As well, Drae Gardiner has been released pic.twitter.com/zR22xzkNKR
— Moose Jaw Warriors (@MJWARRIORS) November 10, 2019
The Moose Jaw Warriors shook up their blueline on Saturday first sending Matt Benson to the Swift Current Broncos for a seventh-round pick in 2023 and then releasing Drae Gardiner. Benson had played 12 games with the Warriors this year with two goals and one assist with 13 penalty minutes while Gardiner posted two assists and six penalty minutes in 12 games.
Gavlas gets four games
Medicine Hat d-man Parker Gavlas got a 5 minute major and a GM for this check to the head of Prince George's Ilijah Colina. Would have to think he will hear from the league as well. pic.twitter.com/hgnLwtIhM5
— Brandon Rivers (@BriversWHL) November 7, 2019
Medicine Hat Tigers defenseman Parker Gavlas has been suspended for four games for this hit on Ilijah Colina of the Prince George Cougars. He’s already served two games of the suspension and will be eligible to return on November 19th against the Brandon Wheat Kings.
Foote receives a one-game suspension for his hit on McCarry
Nolan Foote won't play in tonight's game. The @Kelowna_Rockets forward has been suspended for one game for his hit last night on 5 foot 9 Nick McCarry. McCarry remained in the game.
— Regan Bartel (@Reganrant) November 9, 2019
Kelowna Rockets forward Nolan Foote served a one-game suspension in Saturday’s game against the Spokane Chiefs for a hit to the head in Friday night’s game against the Medicine Hat Tigers. He’ll be eligible for the Rockets’ next game on Monday against the Kamloops Blazers.
Gurney serves a one-game suspension
Note: The Silvertips are without Justyn Gurney tonight because of a game misconduct against Spokane on Friday night. That churned the lines up a bit.
Nonetheless, this is my first chance to see Everett's lineup close to full strength with Fonstand/Fasko-Rudas back in lineup.
— Josh Horton (@JoshHortonEDH) November 10, 2019
Everett Silvertips forward Justyn Gurney served a one-game suspension for a game misconduct on Friday night against Spokane. He will be eligible to return to the lineup next Saturday against the Winnipeg ICE.
Alexander leaves game vs. Hitmen on stretcher
Thoughts and prayers to @EdmOilKings defenceman Jacson Alexander who was taken off the ice on a stretcher early in the first period tonight. Hoping it was just a precaution.
— Brad Curle (@BCurle_Hitmen) November 10, 2019
Edmonton Oil Kings defenseman Jacson Alexander was taken off the ice on a stretcher in Saturday’s game against the Calgary Hitmen after being hit in front of the Oil Kings bench. The Oil Kings did not provide an update on his status post-game.
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Milestones
- Chase Lacombe recorded his first WHL point for the Swift Current Broncos.
- Matthew Rempe scored his first WHL goal in his second WHL game for the Seattle Thunderbirds.
Final Day of World U-17 Challenge
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— World U17 Challenge (@HC_WU17) November 10, 2019
Russia is the gold medal winner at the World U-17 Challenge with a 6-2 win over the USA. Valerii Brinkman was the star for Russia with 32 saves on 34 shots.
GAME OVER! Martin Rysavy tucks in a wraparound with 14.4 seconds left in OT, and ?? claims its second bronze in three years with a 3-2 win over ??⚪️.
Game stats: https://t.co/pMVucSylUB #WorldU17 ? pic.twitter.com/tXi0ux71AX
— World U17 Challenge (@HC_WU17) November 10, 2019
Winnipeg ICE forward Matthew Savoie had a goal and ICE defenseman Carson Lambos had two assists but Canada White fell in the bronze medal game to the Czech Republic in overtime.
GAME OVER! ??? closes with a win, downing ?? 6-2 to earn a 5th-place finish.
Game stats: https://t.co/yyrDUHUSEI #WorldU17 pic.twitter.com/DuvGIzC4PB
— World U17 Challenge (@HC_WU17) November 9, 2019
Logan Stankoven (Kamloops Blazers) had a goal while Olen Zellweger (Everett Silvertips), Nolan Allan (Prince Albert Raiders) added assists in Canada Red’s 6-2 win over Sweden to earn a fifth-place finish at the World U-17 Challenge.
GAME OVER! The early onslaught is enough as ?? doubles up ??⚫️ 8-4 to finish 7th.
Game stats: https://t.co/OVbKi8eHyY #WorldU17 pic.twitter.com/K2eCQUgCD3
— World U17 Challenge (@HC_WU17) November 9, 2019
Nolan Bentham (Victoria Royals) had an assist as Canada Black fell 8-4 in the seventh-place game to Finland.
Lambos, Lucius named to U-17 All-Star Team
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G: Tomas Suchanek ??
D: Sean Behrens ??
D: @Carsonlamb7 ??⚪️
F: Daniil Lazutin ??
F: Chaz Lucius ??
F: Fedor Svechkov ??#WorldU17 pic.twitter.com/geFgwoDznM— World U17 Challenge (@HC_WU17) November 10, 2019
Winnipeg ICE defenseman Carson Lambos (Canada White) had five goals in six games while Portland Winterhawks prospect Chaz Lucius led the tournament with 10 points (7 G, 3 A) each earning a spot on the All-Star team for the World U-17 Challenge.
Lisowsky out a minimum of three months
Unfortunate news for 2019 WHL 1st rounder Brandon Lisowsky who will be out a minimum of 3 months with a blood clot in his calf. We wish him a full and speedy recovery!
— WesternEliteHockeyProspects (@WEHPscout) November 10, 2019
Saskatoon Blades prospect Brandon Lisowsky will miss a minimum of three months after a blood clot was discovered in his calf. He had been playing with the Burnaby Winter Club in the CSSHL where he had four goals and two assists in five games.
Benson records first professional hat-trick
GO CRAZY #CONDORSTOWN! @TylerBenson_17 with a hat trick and four-point night as the Condors take one giant leap for mankind. ???? pic.twitter.com/JAqAhmTGnn
— Bakersfield Condors (@Condors) November 10, 2019
Tyler Benson (190 GP, 61 G, 123 A with the Vancouver Giants from 2014-18) recorded his first hat-trick in the professional leagues in a 6-3 win for the AHL’s Bakersfield Condors.
Troubling Moments
Things got testy tonight in Kent. With under 30 seconds left, Everett's Gianni Fairbrother checked Seattle's Conner Bruggen-Cate from behind. Went uncalled. Then Matthew Wedman came over and checked Fairbrother up high. He was given 5 for charging and a GM… pic.twitter.com/DVqyokuAyH
— Brandon Rivers (@BriversWHL) November 10, 2019
It was a feisty end to Saturday night’s rivalry game between the Everett Silvertips and Seattle Thunderbirds. First, Gianni Fairbrother checked Conner Bruggen-Cate from behind. That led to Matthew Wedman charging over and hitting Fairbrother up high in retaliation. Fairbrother was not penalized on the play while Wedman was given five minutes and a game misconduct.
Three Stars
First Star: Tri-City Americans netminder Talyn Boyko made 47 saves on 49 shots in a 3-2 win.
Second Star: Kamloops Blazers forward Zane Franklin had two goals and one assist.
Third Star: Winnipeg ICE forward Isaac Johnson had two goals and one assist
Honourable Mentions
Ryan Hughes notched two goals and one assist for Kamloops. Connor Zary also had two goals as did Winnipeg’s Michael Milne.