Lethbridge signs Ashe:
The #WHLCanes have signed 2002-born defenseman Dylan Ashe to a WHL Standard Player Agreement. Ashe will attend the upcoming Telus Cup with the Tisdale Trojans! #CaneTrain #FueledByPassion #YQL
RELEASE: https://t.co/x4ZIAsr22u pic.twitter.com/GMtpgBhWpn
— Lethbridge Hurricanes (@WHLHurricanes) April 10, 2019
2002-born defenseman Dylan Ashe from Warman, Saskatchewan was signed by the Lethbridge Hurricanes on Wednesday. Ashe played 31 regular season games for the Tisdale Trojans, putting up eight points and had six assists in seven playoff games.
Ashe and the Trojans won the SMHL and are currently preparing to play in the Telus Cup for the Midget AAA National Championship.
Ashe was a list player for the Hurricanes.
Former Brandon Wheat Kings goalie Thompson signed:
OFFICIAL: #BingDevils sign Adirondack (@ECHLThunder) goaltender Logan Thompson (@Thommy_31) to a PTO.
— Binghamton Devils (@BingDevils) April 9, 2019
1997-born goalie Logan Thompson signed a Professional Try Out (PTO) with the AHL’s Binghamton Devils this week. The former Brandon Wheat Kings netminder suited up this last season for Brock University in USports and eight games in the ECHL for the Adirondack Thunder.
He posted a 2.72 GAA and 0.918 save percentage with the Thunder. Thompson finished his season with Brock before joining Adirondack on March 2nd.
73 former WHL players competing for the Stanley Cup:
73 #WHLAlumni are set to drop the puck on the 2019 #StanleyCup Playoffs Wednesday!
DETAILS ? | https://t.co/8Mp8DGGa7F pic.twitter.com/Izs7Bf5D3D
— The WHL (@TheWHL) April 10, 2019
Three stars of the night:
- Nolan Maier (Saskatoon) – The 2001-born goalie was under siege much of the night, but he held off the Prince Albert Raiders to the tune of 43 saves on 44 shots in Saskatoon’s 4-1 win over the Raiders. The Blades and Raiders are now tied at two games apiece in the series.
- Dylan Myskiw (Edmonton) – The Oil Kings goalie stopped all 18 shots he faced for a 6-0 shutout victory in Game 4. The Oil Kings swept the Hitmen in four games.
- Max Gerlach (Saskatoon) – He had a goal and two assists for three points to lead the way offensively for the Blades.
Honorable Mentions:
Spokane goalie Bailey Brkin stopped 29-of-30 as the Chiefs beat Everett 3-1 and took a 3-0 series lead… Adam Beckman had two points for the Chiefs, while Quinn Benjafield, Jake Neighbours and Andrew Fyten added two apiece as well for Edmonton.
