ICE Welcome Moose Jaw for Wednesday Night Tilt
November 28, 2018 - Western Hockey League (WHL)
Kootenay Ice News Release
Cranbrook, B.C. - The Kootenay ICE (7-16-3-1) welcome the Moose Jaw Warriors (12-5-3-1) for the second time this season on Wednesday, November 28, 2018.
Puck drop is scheduled for 7 p.m. MT.
In addition, Wednesday's game is also the second Rain Check Night of the season, where unused season tickets from October 26 to November 28 can be exchanged at no charge.
ICE PREVIEW
ICE 2018-19 Club Leaders:
Goals: Jaeger White (11)
Assists: Peyton Krebs (21)
Points: Peyton Krebs (27)
PIMS: Jonathan Smart (29)
Plus/ Minus: Holden Kodak (0)
Wins: Duncan McGovern (6)
The ICE are coming off of a 5-1 loss to the Prince Albert Raiders on Saturday, November 24, 2018. ICE forward Michael Milne netted his first WHL goal in the game, assisted by Nolan Orzeck and Davis Murray. ICE goaltender Duncan McGovern stopped 51-of-56 shots that came his way. The Raiders received two goals from Noah Gregor while Brett Leason, Ozzy Wiesblatt and Parker Kelly collected the others. The ICE were outshot 56-23. The ICE went 0-for-8 on the power play, 3-for-4 on the penalty kill and won 35-of-77 face-offs.
The ICE have amassed 18 points this season, which is good for sixth in the Central Division and 10th in the Eastern Conference.
The ICE have a home record of 5-10-1-0.
UPCOMING MILESTONES:
GOALS
- '99-born forward Cam Hausinger is eight goals away from 50 career WHL goals.
ASSISTS
- '98-born defenceman Dallas Hines is three assists away from 50 career WHL assists.
- '98-born forward Jaeger White is five assists away from 50 career WHL assists.
- '99-born forward Cam Hausinger is six assists away from 50 career WHL assists.
POINTS
- '99-born forward Cam Hausinger is 14 points away from 100 career WHL points.
- '01-born forward Peyton Krebs is 13 points away from 100 career WHL points.
GAMES
- '01-born forward Peyton Krebs is three games away from 100 career WHL regular season games played.
- '98-born defenceman Martin Bodak is 13 games away from 100 career WHL regular season games played.
- '98-born forward Jaeger White is 20 games away from 200 career WHL regular season games played.
ICE STREAKS:
- '01-born forward Peyton Krebs has 16 points in 14 games (3G, 13A).
- '99-born forward Brett Davis has six points (1G, 5A) in nine games.
- '01-born forward Holden Kodak has four points in six games (0G, 4A).
- '01-born forward Blake Allan has three points in six games (0G, 3A).
WARRIORS PREVIEW
Warriors 2018-19 Club Leaders:
Goals: Tristin Langan (18)
Assists: Justin Almeida (23)
Points: Tristin Langan (38)
PIMS: Dalton Hamaliuk (30)
Plus/ Minus: Tristin Langan (+16)
Wins: Brodan Salmond (8)
The Moose Jaw Warriors visit the Kootenay ICE for the second time this season on Wednesday, November 28. Wednesday's game begins a four-game Central Division road trip for the Warriors, who will also visit Edmonton, Red Deer and Calgary before returning home to face the Medicine Hat Tigers on December 5. The Warriors enter Wednesday's contest on a five-game winning streak. Currently, the Warriors are third in the East Division and fifth in the Eastern Conference.
The Warriors are coming off of a 3-2 overtime victory over the Lethbridge Hurricanes on Saturday, November 24. The Warriors collected goals from Josh Brook, Tristin Langan and Brayden Tracey. Langan, Tracey, Justin Almeida and Jett Woo recorded multi-point games. Goaltender Adam Evanoff stopped 25-of-27 shots he faced. The Warriors outshot the 'Canes 36-27. They went 1-for-3 on the power play, 2-for-2 on the penalty kill and won 40-of-64 face-offs.
The Warriors have collected 28 points this season, which is good for third in the East Division and fifth in the Eastern Conference.
The Warriors have a road record of 5-1-1-0.
HEAD TO HEAD
This is the third meeting of the season between the ICE and the Warriors. The Warriors have collected the victory the previous two meetings. The next time these two teams meet up will be February 24 in Moose Jaw.
The ICE are 3-4-0-0 in the last seven games against the Warriors at Western Financial Place. Overall, both home and away, the ICE are 3-10-1-0 in the last 14 games against the Warriors.
ICE v WARRIORS COMPARISONS
CATEGORY ICE WARRIORS
PP 24/122 (19.7%) 18/69 (26.1%)
PK 72/101 (71.3%) 42/58 (72.4%)
GOALS FOR 76 72
GOALS AGAINST 121 60
STREAK L-5 W-5
HOME RECORD 5-10-1-0 7-4-2-1
AWAY RECORD 2-6-2-1 5-1-1-0
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