Daily Dose of the Dub: Oil Kings release Kuny from active roster, Walker out with injury and more

Kuny returning to AJHL

Brendan Kuny has been released from the active roster by the Edmonton Oil Kings. The 2002-born forward has played 10 games in Edmonton and has two goals and two assists.

Walker misses Pats’ game due to injury

Regina Pats defenseman Kyle Walker missed Sunday’s game against Everett after being injured by an awkward knee-on-knee hit by Tri-City Americans defenseman Landon Roberts.

Benson returns for Broncos

Matthew Benson made his return to the Swift Current Broncos lineup after being sidelined since December 28th with an upper-body injury.

Wood joins Saints

Brecon Wood has joined the AJHL’s Spruce Grove Saints for the rest of the season after playing 36 games with the WHL’s Swift Current Broncos scoring five goals and adding five assists.

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Curle honoured for 1000 WHL games

Calgary Hitmen play-by-play man Brad Curle was honoured for 1000 WHL broadcasts prior to Sunday’s game between the Hitmen and the Swift Current Broncos. His 1000th broadcast actually came back on October 27th 2019.

Oil Kings release tease of jerseys for “WHL Suits Up to Promote Organ Donation” night 

The Edmonton Oil Kings released the first look at their jerseys for “WHL Suits Up to Promote Organ Donation” night. As our friend Guy Flaming alluded to earlier this week, the jerseys will be inspired by the classic powder blue “Hockey Night in Canada” blazers.

White back with South Alberta Hockey Academy

Jaeger White (219 GP, 43 G, 63 A with the Lethbridge Hurricanes, Brandon Wheat Kings, Everett Silvertips, Medicine Hat Tigers, and Kootenay ICE from 2013-19) is back working with the South Alberta Hockey Academy after a semester at Carleton University.

Three Stars

First Star: Regina’s Nikita Sedov had four assists

Second Star: Regina’s Donovan Buskey made 36 saves on 39 shots

Third Star: Calgary’s Brayden Peters made 24 saves on 25 shots.

Honourable Mentions

Calgary’s Blake Allan and Regina’s Austin Pratt and Robbie Holmes all had a goal and an assist.