
McLaughlin Scores Hawks' Lone Goal in Loss to Vees
Published on December 13, 2025 under Western Hockey League (WHL)
Portland Winterhawks News Release
Defenceman Will McLaughlin netted the Hawks' lone goal, his seventh of the season, as Portland fell to the Vees.
Game #31: Portland (1) vs. Penticton (8)
SOG: POR (30) - PEN (31)
PP: POR (0/3) - PEN (2/5)
Saves: Chase (29) - Reyelts (23)
COMPLETE BOX SCORE
SCORING:
PEN - Matteo Danis (11) from Louis Wehmann and Brady Bernie
PEN - Tristan Peterson (9) from Diego Johnson and Matteo Danis (power play)
PEN - Ryden Evans (20) from Jacob Kvasnicka and Brady Birnie (power play)
POR - Will McLaughlin (7) from Alex Weiermair and Jordan Duguay
PEN - Brooks DeMars (3) from Booker Toninato and Brittan Alstead
PEN - Matteo Danis (12) from Brittan Alstead and Brady Birnie
PEN - Matteo Danis (13) from Brooks DeMars
PEN - Jacob Kvasnicka (14) from Matteo Danis
PEN - Matteo Danis (14) from Louis Wehmann
GAME SUMMARY:
Portland hit the ice for the second game of a three-game weekend stretch and showed early intent after traveling home from Spokane. Penticton opened the scoring just under 90 seconds into the contest off the stick of Matteo Danis, then struck twice more to build a three-goal cushion. Alex Weiermair worked the puck in the offensive zone and found Will McLaughlin winding up from the blue line to get Portland on the board heading into the second period.
Penticton responded by scoring five unanswered goals, three of which belonged to Danis, who finished the night with four goals and two assists. The Hawks ran out of gas down the stretch and fell to the Vees by a final score of 8-1.
UP NEXT:
The Portland Winterhawks aim to bounce back tomorrow when they return to the Glass Palace for the annual Teddy Bear Toss, with puck drop set for 4 p.m.
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Western Hockey League Stories from December 13, 2025
- Tigers Break Broncos, 10-2 - Medicine Hat Tigers
- Broncos Split Season Series with Tigers After Saturday Loss - Swift Current Broncos
- Vees Win Third Straight Game in Portland - Penticton Vees
- Grossklaus Answers Early Goal, But Tri-City Posts Three Unanswered as Wild Fall, 4-1 - Wenatchee Wild
- McLaughlin Scores Hawks' Lone Goal in Loss to Vees - Portland Winterhawks
- Esler Makes Career-High 55 Saves, Chiefs Come up Short in Everett - Spokane Chiefs
- Americans Take Down Wild 4-1 At Toyota Center - Tri-City Americans
- Teddy Bear Toss Night Ends in High-Scoring Battle as Pats Fall, 8-5, to Rockets - Regina Pats
- Rockets Explode for Eight in Win Over Regina - Kelowna Rockets
- Warriors Fall Late in Third Period to Blades - Moose Jaw Warriors
- Game Preview: Cougars at Blazers - Prince George Cougars
- Game Preview: Vees at Winterhawks - Penticton Vees
- Väisänen Named to Finland's Training Camp Roster for 2026 World Juniors - Medicine Hat Tigers
- Chiefs Looking for First Win against Everett this Season - Spokane Chiefs
- Game Preview: Game 32 VS Broncos - Medicine Hat Tigers
- Preview: Americans vs Wild - December 13, 2025 - Tri-City Americans
- Warriors Looking to Bounce Back against the Blades - Moose Jaw Warriors
- Cougars Outlast Blazers in Shootout Behind Lewis' WHL Debut - Prince George Cougars
- Game Day Hub: December 13 vs Penticton - Portland Winterhawks
- Giants Avoid Scare, Top Royals 5-4 in Shootout - Vancouver Giants
- Chiefs Start Fast and Finish Strong in 8-3 Thrashing Over Winterhawks - Spokane Chiefs
- Vees Continue Solid Road Play with Win Over Thunderbirds - Penticton Vees
- T-Birds Suffer Setback Versus Vees - Seattle Thunderbirds
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