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Blue and White Game Recap

September 1, 2015 - Western Hockey League (WHL) - Regina Pats News Release


Regina, Saskatchewan - The Regina Pats wrapped up their 2015 Rookie Camp with the annual Blue and White Game presented by Bennett Dunlop Ford. Team White took the intrasquad game by a 5-2 score on the strength of two goal performances by Gary Haden and Braydon Buziak. Pats alumni Kim MacDougall (Team White) and Boyd Kane (Team Blue) were the guest coaches for the evening.

Scoring Summary

First Period

White - Lucas Muenchrath (1) from Yewchuk - 3:07

White - Gary Haden (1) from Barteaux and Lenchyshyn - 6:42 (PP)

Blue - Dalton Ossman (1) from Mark and Woods - 13:03

Second Period

White - Braydon Buziak (1) from Sandstrom - 12:07

Blue - Garrett Szeremley (1) from Bruce and Benson - 12:23

White - Braydon Buziak (2) from Cox - 16:31

Third Period

White - Gary Haden (2) from Holmes - 12:00

Shots on Goal

White - 14-4-13-(31) Blue - 14-10-8-(32)

Team White Goalies

Team Blue Goalies

Ben Laidlaw 13/14

Max Paddock 14/16

Jordan Hollet 14/15

Kurtis Chapman 12/15

Game Story

Team White got out to the hot start with camp invite Lucas Muenchrath tallying in the early stages of the first period. Just under four minutes later, the light side added to its advantage when Gary Haden found the back of the net. Blue got on the board before the end of the frame when Dalton Ossman tipped Brendan Mark's point shot past Ben Laidlaw. Team White's Braydon Buziak was the story of the middle frame. The 17-year old beat Blue defencemen on two occasions with slick dekes to get in alone on the goaltender. Garrett Szeremley scored for Team Blue to leave the count at 4-2 for White after forty minutes. Haden picked up his second of the contest midway through the third to put White up by three. That goal rounded out the scoring for a 5-2 Team White victory.

What's Next?

The Pats will trim their roster down in preparation for the Rookie Showcase in Regina later this week. The Pats play their first pre-season contest against the Calgary Hitmen on Thursday, September 3 to kick off the Showcase. Puck drop is slated for 7:00 p.m. at the Co-operators Arena. Single game tickets for the tournament are $5 while a tournament pass is $20 or $15 with a Season Ticket Holder VIP Card.

Named for the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, the Western Hockey League's Regina Pats are the oldest major junior hockey franchise in the world operating from its original location. Since their founding in 1917, the Pats have won three Memorial Cup championships and compete in the WHL's Eastern Division. To learn more about the Pats, call 306-337-1535 or visit www.reginapats.com.


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