
Game 25 at Moose Jaw
Published on November 29, 2019 under Western Hockey League (WHL)
Medicine Hat Tigers News Release
The Story Coming In
The Medicine Hat Tigers won three of four games during their recent homestand including a thrilling 4-2 victory Saturday over the Prince Albert Raiders. Veteran forward Brett Kemp picked up an assist before scoring the game winning goal in the contest. Medicine Hat is 16-7-1-0 so far this season and they are led by Captain James Hamblin with 35 points (15G, 20A) and Brett Kemp with 26 points (7G, 19A).
Tigers vs. Warriors
A week after their first meeting in Medicine Hat, the Tigers and the Warriors are set to faceoff in Moose Jaw. The Tigers protected home turf and defeated the Warriors 3-1 last Friday. Captain James Hamblin scored the game winning goal and picked up an assists in the contest. Medicine Hat is 5-6-1-0 against Moose Jaw over the past five years and 2-3-1-0 when playing at Mosaic Place.
View from Moose Jaw
The Moose Jaw Warriors fell 4-1 to the Calgary Hitmen on Saturday night. Rookie defenceman Cole Jordan scored his first career goal for the Warriors in the loss. Moose Jaw is 9-11-1-0 and they are led by 2021 NHL Draft Eligible Ryder Korczak with 29 points (8G, 21A) in 21 games played and Anaheim Ducks prospect Brayden Tracey with 22 points (10G, 12A) in 13 games played.
Tigers Talent
Noah Danielson is a small, skilled, fast forward in his first season with the Orange and Black. The 17-year-old Red Deer product was drafted by the Tigers in the fourth round, 87th overall in the 2014 WHL Bantam Draft. Danielson played as an affiliate player for the Tabbies twice last season before embarking on his rookie campaign this year. In 14 games played, he has picked up three assists.
Captain's Corner
Captain James Hamblin has been the Tigers most consistent hard working player this season. He leads the team in points with 35 (15G, 20A) and he is ranked fifth in the league for scoring. The 20-year-old Edmonton product collected two points (1G, 1A) in the last meeting between the Tigers and the Warriors.
Quick Hits
Rookie forward Cole Sillinger is ranked third in the league among rookies in scoring with 20 points (10G, 10A).
The Tigers' power play is ranked fourth overall in the league - (24/99) 24.2% effectiveness. The Warriors' penalty kill is ranked 10th overall in the league - (12/64) 81.3% effective.
After Saturday's game against the Saskatoon Blades, goaltender Mads Søgaard and forward Jonathan Brinkman will be leaving to join Team Denmark to play in the 2020 U20 World Championship Division 1 Group A tournament that will be played in Minsk, Belarus.
The Annual Medicine Hat News Teddy Bear Toss game will be Saturday, November 30th against the Saskatoon Blades.
The next jersey draw for season ticket holders will be Tuesday, December 3rd.
The next Never Waste a Ticket night will be Tuesday, December 3rd.
Western Hockey League Stories from November 29, 2019
- Penalty Trouble in Third Costs Broncos in Prince Albert - Swift Current Broncos
- Wheat Kings Take First Half of Home and Home Series. - Winnipeg Ice
- Hot Hitmen Stop Pats 4-1 - Calgary Hitmen
- Raiders Score Three In Third To Down Broncos - Prince Albert Raiders
- Paddock Kept Busy in 4-1 Setback at Calgary - Regina Pats
- Tigers Dominate Warriors 6-0 - Medicine Hat Tigers
- Tigers Bite Warriors at Mosaic Place - Moose Jaw Warriors
- Calgary Hitmen Donate over $16,300 to Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre - Calgary Hitmen
- Brondberg Set to Play for Team Denmark - Portland Winterhawks
- Rebels Rookie Wiebe Making Impact with Physical Style - Red Deer Rebels
- Game Preview: Saskatoon Stops at Top Placed Lethbridge - Saskatoon Blades
- Wedding Bells Will be Ringing on Vegas Night - Prince George Cougars
- Game Day Hub: November 29 - Portland Winterhawks
- Game 25 at Moose Jaw - Medicine Hat Tigers
- ICE and Wheat Kings Renew Rivalry in the First Game of Home and Home Series - Winnipeg Ice
- 'I Like to Lead by Example': Hardy Set to Lead Warriors - Moose Jaw Warriors
- Calgary Hitmen Game Preview - Friday, November 29 vs. Regina - Calgary Hitmen
- Game Day Preview: Pats Start Three in Three Weekend in Calgary Friday - Regina Pats
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