WHL Spokane Chiefs

Chiefs News: Another Beach Hat Trick, Chiefs Win 6-1

Published on November 15, 2009 under Western Hockey League (WHL)
Spokane Chiefs News Release


Kyle Beach scored his second hat trick of the season and Jared Spurgeon helped on three goals in his first game of the year in Spokane's 6-1 win over the Kamloops Blazers on Saturday night in the Spokane Arena. The Chiefs scored two goals apiece in all three periods and upped their record to 11-7-1-0 good for 23 points. The win in front of 8,321 fans pulled themselves within two points of Everett in third place in the U.S. Division. The Silvertips dropped a 4-0 decision to Seattle.

Beach scored both of Spokane's goals in the first with Kamloops' lone goal by Shayne Wiebe coming in between his tallies. Each goal was a one-timer from the left circle, the first at 6:23 and the second at 16:38 on the power play assisted by Mitch Wahl and Spurgeon.

In the second, Wahl scored what was the second of three power play goals on the night at 3:10 from Stefan Ulmer and Beach. Brady Brassart recorded his first career WHL goal at 5:51 driving to the net and finishing a rebound of an Anthony Bardaro shot.

Ulmer's third goal of the season was scored at 13:03 of the third. Beach wrapped up the hat-trick with 15-seconds remaining in the game on a breakaway that was initially stopped but poked in by the 19-year-old for his 100th career WHL goal.

The Chiefs outshot the Blazers 48-22 and scored three power play goals in seven tries. They were 5-5 on the penalty kill.

Spokane will host the Kelowna Rockets on Sunday Night at 6:00 on Washington's Lottery Night. The first 1,000 fans 18-years-old or older through the gates will receive a free Washington's Lottery scratch ticket.

Tickets to all home games are available cy calling the Chiefs office at (509) 535-PUCK or TicketsWest at (800) 325-SEAT.

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