2018 Training Camp: Day 2 Results

August 27, 2018 - Western Hockey League (WHL)
Saskatoon Blades News Release

Day 2 of Saskatoon Blades training camp came to a close Sunday evening leaving those in attendance with plenty to talk about.

Throughout the day each of the four teams competing in the two-day camp tournament play two games. The results from today will determine the semi-finals for Monday, before moving onto the Kirkness Cup Final and third place game.

2017 1st round draft pick, Kyle Crnkovic, was a scoring machine. The speedy 16-year-old lead the day with 6 goals and 1 assist for 7 points. Veteran Josh Paterson wasn't far behind with 4 goals and an assist, and newcomer Kristian Roykas Marthinsen scored a goal and 3 assists in his first day on the ice in Saskatoon.

The tournament will resume again on Monday with Team Clark (1-1) taking on Team Gulutzan (0-2) at 9:00am. The second game goes at 10:45am with Team Holtby (2-0) versus Team McLellan (1-1). The 3rd place game is scheduled for 2:00pm and the Kirkness Cup Final will go at 4:15pm. Admission is free and the Frozen Pond will be open from 9:00am-5:00pm.

Game 1

Holtby (6) Clark (2)

1. Arnold (Arntsen) 2. Florchuk (Dach) 3. Kaddoura (Dach) 4. Gove - PS 5. Gerlach (Dach, Florchuk) 6. Gove - PS

1. May (Wiens) 2. Bernauer (May)

Game 2

McLellan (8) Gulutzan (3)

1. Crnkovic (Machado, Farren) 2. Crnkovic - PS 3. Crnkovic (Davidson) 4. Crnkovic (Machado, Farren) 5. Doust (Crnkovic) 6. Assailly (Robins, Veitch) 7. Blocha (Davidson) 8. Farren (C. Farren, Blocha) 1. McKay (Goethals) 2. Watson (Olson) 3. Goethals (Christensen)

Game 3

McLellan (2) Clark (7)

1. Crnkovic 2. Crnkovic (Robins) 1. Paterson (Wouters) 2. Paterson (Kustra, Marthinsen) 3. Bernauer (Gabruch) 4. May (Bernauer, Wiens) 5. Marthinsen (Paterson) 6. Paterson (Marthinsen, Wouters) 7. Paterson (Marthinsen, Wouters)

Game 4

Gulutzan (4) Holtby (5)

1. Watson (Einarson) 2. C. Dach (Mack) 3. Goethals 4. Asthon (Lamoureaux) 1. Florchuk (Gerlach) 2. Gerlach (Kaddoura, Florchuk) 3. Arnold - PS 4. Florchuk 5. Gove (Kaddoura)

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