
Game Day Hub: January 13 vs Moose Jaw
Published on January 13, 2026 under Western Hockey League (WHL)
Portland Winterhawks News Release
The Portland Winterhawks host the Moose Jaw Warriors on Tuesday, January 13, for the teams' first meeting at the Glass Palace since the 2024 WHL Championship, with puck drop set for 7:00 p.m.
Puck Drop: 7:00 p.m. PST
Venue: Veterans Memorial Coliseum - Portland, OR.
Uniforms: Black
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FOLLOW ALONG
Last Time Out
The back-and-forth from the previous night continued, as Kelowna opened the scoring just over six minutes in on the power play off the stick of points leader Shane Smith. Portland responded when Cole Slobodian sent Nathan Free in with just one to beat, and Free slipped around the defender before burying the equalizer.
After chances at both ends, Kelowna regained the lead late in the second period as Ty Halaburda scored with under three minutes remaining to give the Rockets a 2-1 edge heading into the third.
Portland tied the game as a power play expired, with Free drawing two defenders before setting up Alex Weiermair for a one-timer. Smith then completed a third-period hat trick with two power-play goals and an empty-netter, sealing a 5-2 Rockets win at the Glass Palace.
Moose Jaw Matchup
The Winterhawks and Warriors meet for the lone time this season, as the Eastern Conference club makes its swing through the U.S. Division. Moose Jaw enters the contest coming off a 7-3 loss to the Tri-City Americans on Sunday night in Washington.
The Warriors carry a 15-20-3-1 record into tonight's matchup and sit seventh in the Eastern Conference with 34 points, looking to collect valuable road points as they push toward the playoff picture in the second half of the season.
In his third season with Moose Jaw, Landen McFadden leads the Warriors with 39 points (17G, 22A) and is set to skate in his 100th Western Hockey League game tonight.
Milestone Moments
The Winterhawks hit a pair of milestones last week, as Reed Brown and Jordan Duguay each skated in their 100th Western Hockey League game, all of them in Portland threads.
Brown, 17, appeared in 66 games during his rookie campaign and has added 35 more in his sophomore season. This year, he has recorded 22 points (13G, 9A), including one power play goal and one game winner. The Tempe, Arizona, native provides speed and offensive pressure that consistently keeps opposing defenders on their heels.
Duguay, also 17, was the only Winterhawk to skate in all 68 games of the 2024-25 season in his WHL debut and is on pace for a second straight iron-man campaign, having played in all 41 games this year. He sits third in points with 40 thus far (13G, 27A), including four power-play goals, one shorthanded tally, and three game-winning goals.
Light Show Experience
We have introduced a new smartphone light show experience this season, powered by CUE's "Light Show" platform.
Make sure you have downloaded the latest version of the Winterhawks App, click on the Lightshow button, enable/accept the permissions, and be ready to join in the fun starting with the team's intro video before the Hawks take the ice!
Fans will be able to sync their phone screens and flashlights to the in-arena presentation, turning the entire crowd into part of the show during key moments like player intros and intermissions. The result? An immersive, high-energy environment where your phone becomes a spotlight and you're actively part of the spectacle.
Winterhawks 50/50
Tonight's Winterhawks Foundation 50/50 is live! Half of the prize pot will go to our winner, and the other portion of the proceeds will benefit Portland youth hockey, the Tom's Tykes program, and the Players' Education Fund. BUY RAFFLE TICKETS HERE.
Loud Cups
The Winterhawks are thrilled to announce the Loud Cup as the team's official noisemaker! Be sure to grab yours at the Team Store at entry T. All season ticket holders can pick up their official STH exclusive Loud Cup at the info window located across from Entry A.
Noisemakers of any kind, such as cowbells, whistles, foghorns/airhorns and plastic horns such as vuvuzelas and didgeridoos are not permitted in the VMC.
Toyota Fast Pass
All Toyota Key Holders and Season Ticket Holders can take advantage of the Toyota Fast Pass Lane, located at the northernmost entrance of the main doors.
Sensory Room presented by DSP Connections
The Sensory Room will be located in the DWYER ROOM on the first floor of the coliseum and the Sensory Kits will be available for pickup at the Rose Quarter Guest Services Window near Entry CC on the VMC concourse. If you have any questions, you can contact the Winterhawks Offices at (503) 236-4295.
Kids' Corner presented by Seebee Construction
We invite all fans to visit our Winterhawks Kids Corner located in the southwest corner of the VMC concourse by Entry F. Play foosball, PlayStation 5 NHL25, or check out a book from our Little Library. A big thank you to our friends at Seebee Construction for making the fun activities in the Kids Corner possible.
Score More Chicken
All fans in attendance at Winterhawks home games this season will receive a coupon for a free Chick-fil-A chicken sandwich whenever the Hawks score four or more goals! Be sure to grab your coupon on the way out after the game.
Tune in on Victory+
Fans can stream the Portland Winterhawks' entire 2025-26 WHL regular-season on Victory+ for FREE. Visit the Winterhawks hub.
Victory+ has replaced WHL Live on CHL TV, so make sure to visit victoryplus.com/download before the game on your phone, tablet, or smart TV.
Western Hockey League Stories from January 13, 2026
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- 5 Giants Listed on NHL Central Scouting Mid-Term Rankings - Vancouver Giants
- Runtso and Stewart Named on NHL Central Scouting Mid-Term Rankings - Victoria Royals
- Curran and MacKenzie Return from World Juniors with Medals in Tow - Edmonton Oil Kings
- Six Cougars Earn Spots on NHL Central Scouting Mid-Term Rankings - Prince George Cougars
- Liske, Vanhanen Named to NHL Central Scouting Midterm Rankings - Everett Silvertips
- Harrington, Sparks, Gillespie Among 78 WHL-Developed Players Named to 2026 NHL CSS Midterm Rankings - Spokane Chiefs
- FLIGHT PATH: Warriors Looking to Rebound against Winterhawks - Moose Jaw Warriors
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- Game Day Hub: January 13 vs Moose Jaw - Portland Winterhawks
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