WHL Playoff Experience

It’s debatable as to how much playoff experience is a factor in the WHL playoffs. Over the years we have seen teams who have gone 1 or 2 rounds in the previous playoffs and then are prepared for a long playoff run. We have also see teams who go from not winning a series to the next year where they go on to win the Championship.

Listed are the WHL teams with their playoff experience based on players on their current roster. Also listed are the team leaders.

The Memorial Cup games played is a total of Memorial Cup games played by players who are on the current roster.

These are listed in order of most Playoff Games Played.

 

  1. Kelowna – 336 GP – Nick Merkley 40, Rodney Southam 40, Lucas Johnansen 37, Tomas Soustal 37, Dillon Dube 37, Devante Stephens 35.

28 Memorial Cup GP.

 

  1. Victoria – 328 GP – Tyler Soy 38, Jack Walker 36, Ryan Gagnon 32, Ethan Price 25, Chaz Reddekopp 25, Regan Nagy 23, Ralph Jarratt 21, Jared Dmytriw 20.

 

  1. Seattle – 319 GP – Scott Eansor 33, Mathew Barzal 33, Ethan Bear 33, Ryan Gropp 26, Turner Ottenbreit 24, Alexander True 24, Donovan Neuls 24, Nolan Volcan 24, Keegan Kolesar 24.

8 Memorial Cup GP.

 

  1. Brandon – 312 GP – Nolan Patrick 49, Tyrel Coulter 40, Kale Clague 36, Tanner Kaspick 34.

31 Memorial Cup GP.

 

  1. Regina – 246 GP – Adam Brooks 25. Austin Wagner 23, Dawson Leedahl 23, Josh Mahura 22, Jake Leschyshyn 21, Chase Harrison 20, Connor Hobbs 20.

9 Memorial Cup GP.

 

  1. Everett – 242 GP – Aaron Irving 32, Patrick Bajkov 25, Matt Fonteyne 25.

5 Memorial Cup GP.

 

  1. Red Deer – 210 GP – Colton Bobyk 23, Evan Polei 23, Grayson Pawlenchuk 23, Adam Musil 21.

24 Memorial Cup GP.

 

  1. Portland – 208 GP – Keegan Iverson 60, Keoni Texeira 42, Alex Overhardt 21, Evan Weinger 21, Skyler McKenzie 21.

7 Memorial Cup GP.

 

  1. Kamloops – 184 GP – Joe Gatenby 52, Nick Holowko 24.

5 Memorial Cup GP.

 

  1. Edmonton – 167 GP – Riley Stadel 61, Tyler Robertson 32.

10 Memorial Cup GP.

 

  1. Prince George – 152 GP – Jesse Gabrielle 21, Tanner Wishnowski 18.

 

  1. Spokane – 142 GP – Alex Mowbray 28, Hudson Elynuik 21, Tyson Helgesen 16.

 

  1. Moose Jaw – 138 GP – Josh Thrower 22, 7 players at 10.

 

  1. Calgary – 123 GP – Michael Zipp 34, Ceck Malenstyn 16.

 

  1. Medicine Hat – 110 GP – Steven Owre 29, Matthew Bradley 27, Chad Butcher 24.

 

  1. Prince Albert – 106 GP – Cavin Leth 23, Jordy Stallard 22.

 

  1. Lethbridge – 98 GP – Matt Alfaro 20, Zak Zborosky 15.

 

  1. Swift Current – 93 GP – Jordan Papirny 49, Ryley Lindgren 12.

3 Memorial Cup GP.

 

  1. Vancouver – 71 GP – Jordan Borstmayer 17, Jordan Wharrie.

 

  1. Saskatoon – 70 GP – Braylon Shmyr 18, Markson Bechtold 14.

 

  1. Kootenay – 67 GP – Troy Murray 20, Colton Kroeker 13.

 

  1. Tri City – 56 GP – Parker Wotherspoon 11, Tyler Sandhu 10.