Rockets secure ice into June for possible Memorial Cup
INSIDER TRADING PT. 2: #TSNHockey Insiders discuss…
– Why an 82-game 20-21 NHL season is paramount
– Latest on Memorial Cup, Men’s Worlds
– NHL trade/contract conditions adding to uncertainty
– Discussions on how NHL needs to stay relevantWATCH ?: https://t.co/FzJEQfroPR pic.twitter.com/luQhFefXjU
— TSN Hockey (@TSNHockey) March 19, 2020
As reported by TSN’s Bob McKenzie, the Kelowna Rockets have secured ice into June for a possible Memorial Cup Tournament and are also looking at hotel blocks. B.C.’s Public Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry has put a ban on events with greater than 50 people until the end of May but that could be revised, canceled or extended. Currently, the Memorial Cup is currently slated to begin on May 22nd and runs until May 31st in Kelowna.
Chiefs, Pats, Raiders announce ticket policy for canceled games
An update for those with tickets to the Chiefs' cancelled home games scheduled for March 13 & 14:
DETAILS ? | https://t.co/n3GXe69U4H pic.twitter.com/85O6DEi6NR
— Spokane Chiefs (@spokanechiefs) March 19, 2020
NEWS: Regina Pats announce final home game ticket information.
Details here: https://t.co/2WkvLBbLjH#JoinTheRegiment pic.twitter.com/Btfzl0Pj6c
— Regina Pats (@WHLPats) March 19, 2020
The Raiders have announced their ticket policy in regards to the cancelled home games.
DETAILS ?| https://t.co/R9YjtZ7Jug pic.twitter.com/Yb64z62NPm
— Prince Albert Raiders (@PARaidersHockey) March 19, 2020
The Spokane Chiefs, Regina Pats and Prince Albert Raiders are the latest teams to update their fans on their policy for tickets to canceled games.
Blazers’ Garand now holds franchise record for goals-against-average in a season
NEW FRANCHISE RECORD! ?@DylanGarand31 is the new franchise record holder for GAA in a single season after posting a 2.21 mark in 42 games.
He eclipses the old mark of 2.31 set by Kenric Exner in 98-99 pic.twitter.com/T2HioZ2aEr— Kamloops Blazers (@blazerhockey) March 19, 2020
Kamloops Blazers goaltender Dylan Garand has posted the lowest GAA in a season for the Blazers with a 2.21 GAA through 42 games this season. He breaks the record previously held by Kenric Exner who posted a 2.31 GAA in 1998-1999
ICE hand out Community Service Award
These next four players were always willing to go above and beyond in the community…
Congratulations to Dawson Barteaux, Reece Harsch, Liam Hughes and Nolan Orzeck on being this years recipients of the Community Service Award! pic.twitter.com/KDyw3blnbn
— x – Winnipeg ICE (@WHLWpgICE) March 20, 2020
Dawson Barteaux, Reece Harsch, Liam Hughes, and Nolan Orzeck have all been named co-winners of the Winnipeg ICE’s community service award.
Feser signs on with new German team
Justin Feser (Tri-City, 2008-2013) signed one-year contract with Ingolstadt (Germany, DEL). This season with Fischtown Pinguins Bremerhaven (Germany, DEL) 52 GP, 17+15. Tied for second on team in goals.
— MacBeth Report (@MacBethReport) March 19, 2020
Justin Feser (351 GP, 155 G, 198 A with the Tri-City Americans from 2008-13) has signed with Ingolstadt in Germany for 2020-21. In 2019-20 he played for Fischtown Pinguins Bremerhaven in Germany scoring 17 goals and 15 assists in 52 games.
Senkerik signs extension in the Czech Republic
Petr Šenkeřík (Kootenay, Prince George, 2009-2010) signed one-year contract extension with Karlovy Vary (Czech Republic, Extraliga). 49 GP, 5+20.
— MacBeth Report (@MacBethReport) March 19, 2020
Petr Senkerik (62 GP, 5 G, 15 A with the Kootenay ICE and Prince George Cougars from 2009-2010) has signed a one-year contract extension with Karlovy Vary in the Czech Republic for the 2020-21 season. In 49 games this season he potted five goals and 20 assists.
Springer announces retirement
? NEWS ?: Defenceman #⃣2⃣7⃣ @LindenSpringer has announced his retirement, the 25-year-old took to @instagram this lunch time to make the announcement.
Thank you Linden, you will be missed ?
MORE ? https://t.co/w0Pou7xGaV#Glasgow | #EIHL | #PurpleArmy pic.twitter.com/fnDynEXLDh
— Glasgow Clan ? (@ClanIHC) March 19, 2020
Linden Springer (62 GP, 3 G, 3 A with the Prince George Cougars and Portland Winterhawks from 2010-13) announced his retirement from hockey on Thursday at the age of 25. After graduating from the junior hockey ranks, Springer spent two years at Lakehead University in Ontario before heading to Europe to play two seasons with the Manchester Storm and one season with the Glasgow Clan.
