
ICE Continue Push for Home ICE Advantage in Regina.
Published on March 11, 2020 under Western Hockey League (WHL)
Winnipeg Ice News Release
The ICE and Pats will meet up two times in the final six games of the season. The ICE have had the Pats number so far this season collecting four wins in the four meetings so far. Two of the meetings have gone to overtime where the ICE picked up a 3-2 OT win when Peyton Krebs scored the winner in Winnipeg. The other meeting went down to a shootout in Regina and the ICE came out victorious in a 5-4 game.
The ICE come into this one winning three straight games last weekend picking up six of a possible six points. The wins came over Moose Jaw twice as the two teams played a home and home series where the ICE outscored the Warriors 9-2 over that span. On Sunday night the ICE skated away with a 3-0 victory over the East Division leading Prince Albert Raiders.
The ICE look to continue what they have built over the last three games, giving up only two goals and keeping their record over the last 10 games to 5-5-0-0 and have themselves sitting in third place in the East Division. The Pas are looking to right their record over the last 10 games as it sits at 2-5-3-0.
WINNIPEG ICE REGINA PATS
Record: 37-24-1-0 22-33-6-2
Last 10 Games: 5-5-0-0 2-5-3-0
Power Play: 57/255 (22.4%) 38/247 (15.4%)
Penalty Kill: 147/191 (77.0%) 222/286 (77.6%)
GF-GA: 225-205 181-251
Ranking: 3rd East Division | 6th Eastern Conf. 5th East Division | 10th Eastern Conf.
LAST GAME - 3-0 WIN OVER PRINCE ALBERT: The Prince Albert Raiders were in town for an Eastern Division clash with the ICE. The Raiders started the day first in the division as the ICE were looking to close the gap between the teams.
It was a scoreless first frame, as both teams had multiple chances but both goalies came up big for their respective teams. Liam Hughes made 11 saves for the ICE in the first as his counterpart Carter Serhyenko made 9 for the Raiders. Each team had one power-play opportunity in the frame.
The second period was more of the same with both goalies keeping their shutout streak alive as the ICE out-shot the Raiders 10-9 in the period.
The ICE finally broke the deadlock in the third period as Peyton Krebs sniped his 12th of the season over the right shoulder of Serhyenko. Isaac Johnson would add an insurance goal as well as an empty netter to lead the ICE to a 3-0 victory, with Liam Hughes making 34 saves for his second shutout of the season.
ICE 2019-20 Club Leaders:
Goals: Michal Teply (28)
Assists: Peyton Krebs (46)
Points: Isaac Johnson (72)
PIMS: Jackson Leppard (73)
Plus/ Minus: Carson Lambos (+19)
Wins: Liam Hughes (20)
PATS 2019-20 Club Leaders:
Goals: Carson Denomie (21)
Assists: Zach Wytinck (38)
Points: Austin Pratt (56)
PIMS: Riley Krane (84)
Plus/ Minus: Austin Pratt (+3)
Wins: Donovan Buskey (9)
VS REGINA THIS SEASON: The Winnipeg ICE are 4-0-0-0 against the Pats this season.
NEXT UP: Below are the next three games for the Winnipeg ICE:
Friday, Mar 13 - Winnipeg vs Saskatoon
Saturday, Mar 14 - Winnipeg vs Regina
Tuesday, Mar 19 - Winnipeg @ Moose Jaw
The ICE are back home this Friday and Saturday for two crucial games against the Saskatoon Blades and Regina Pats. Tickets are available here!
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