
Chyzowski and Jugnauth Named Western Conference 1st Team All-Star
April 1, 2025 - Western Hockey League (WHL)
Portland Winterhawks News Release
Calgary, Alta. - The Western Hockey League announced today the 2024-2025 Conference All-Star teams, naming Winterhawks forward Kyle Chyzowski and defenseman Tyson Jugnauth to the Western Conference First All-Star Team.
Chyzowski, 20, led the team in scoring with 105 points while also serving as team captain during the 2024-25 season. Portland selected the 5-foot-10, 171-pound centerman in the third round of the 2019 WHL Prospects Draft. After leading the team in goals (9) in the 2024 playoffs, the native of Surrey, British Columbia, picked up right where he left off. Chyzowski shattered his previous career-highs in goals (41), power-play goals (10), shorthanded goals (4), assists (64), and points (105). His 105 points were the fourth highest amongst all skaters in the WHL during the 2024-25 campaign.
During his five-year tenure with Portland, Chyzowski registered 90 goals, 141 assists, and 231 points, along with a +37 rating in 273 regular season games. His 231 career points rank 28th on the Winterhawks all-time scoring list.
Jugnauth, 20, joined the Winterhawks last season on December 9, 2023, after Portland acquired his rights from the Kamloops Blazers. Selected in the 4th round of the 2022 NHL Entry Draft by the Seattle Kraken, Jugnauth led the entire WHL in scoring among defensemen with 13 goals, 76 assists, and 89 points, 17 more than anyone else. Jugnauth produced in all situations: shorthanded (1G, 3A), power play (6G, 35A), and even strength (6G, 38A). He was named the team's co-defensive player of the year.
In 106 regular-season games in the Rose City, the Kelowna, British Columbia, native has amassed 20 goals, 110 assists, and 130 points, along with a +49 rating.
Western Conference First All-Star Team
Goaltender - Scott Ratzlaff - Seattle Thunderbirds
Defense - Tyson Jugnauth - Portland Winterhawks
Defense - Mazden Leslie - Vancouver Giants
Forward - Andrew Cristall - Spokane Chiefs
Forward - Berkly Catton - Spokane Chiefs
Forward - Kyle Chyzowski - Portland Winterhawks
• Discuss this story on the Western Hockey League message board...
Western Hockey League Stories from April 1, 2025
- Wheat Kings Fall in Hard-Fought Game Three Heartbreaker - Brandon Wheat Kings
- Cristall Given One-Game Suspension by WHL After Sunday's Game at Vancouver - Spokane Chiefs
- WHL Names First All-Star Teams for 2024-25 - Spokane Chiefs
- Giants Leslie Named First Team Western Conference All-Star - Vancouver Giants
- Jamieson's OT Winner Ties Western Conference Quarterfinal - Everett Silvertips
- WHL Names Second All-Star Teams for 2024-25 - Spokane Chiefs
- WHL Announces First All-Star Teams for 2024-25 - WHL
- Ravensbergen and Kmec Named to WHL's Western Conference Second All-Star Team - Prince George Cougars
- Chyzowski and Jugnauth Named Western Conference 1st Team All-Star - Portland Winterhawks
- Justin Kipkie Named to the Western Conferefance Second All-Star Team - Victoria Royals
- Gracyn Sawchyn Named to WHL Eastern Conference Second All-Star Team - Edmonton Oil Kings
- Carter Bear Named to Western Conference Second All-Star Team - Everett Silvertips
- WHL Names Second All-Star Teams for 2024-25 - WHL
- Gavin McKenna Named WHL Player of the Month for March - Medicine Hat Tigers
- Harrison Meneghin Named WHL Goaltender of the Month for March - Medicine Hat Tigers
- Semeniuk Aims to Maximize Growth During Long Offseason - Moose Jaw Warriors
- Game Preview: Round 1 - Game 3 at Swift Current Broncos - Medicine Hat Tigers
- Blades Forward Williams Named WHL Rookie of the Month - Saskatoon Blades
- McKenna March Magic Highlights WHL Monthly Awards - WHL
- Series Shifts to Edmonton for Oil Kings and Raiders - Edmonton Oil Kings
- Broncos Look for Home-Cooking in Game 3 against Medicine Hat - Swift Current Broncos
- Game 3 Preview: Cougars at Winterhawks: 2025 WHL Playoffs - Prince George Cougars
- Victoria Royals 1st Round Preview: Games 3 & 4 - Victoria Royals
The opinions expressed in this release are those of the organization issuing it, and do not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of OurSports Central or its staff.
Other Recent Portland Winterhawks Stories
- Winterhawks 2025 WHL Drafts Preview
- Sergio Davidson Signs WHL Scholarship & Development Agreement with Portland
- Winterhawks Season Ends in Western Conference Championship
- Game Day Hub: Round 3, Game 4 vs Spokane Chiefs
- Game 3 Goes to the Chiefs 8-5 over Winterhawks

