Pats Re-Assign Four Players
Published on September 14, 2009 under Western Hockey League (WHL)
Regina Pats News Release
Regina, Saskatchewan - With the regular season just around the corner the Pats have trimmed their roster down to 26 players. The following players have been re-assigned:
(G) Linden Rowat - (Too be determined at a later date)
(G) Derek Tendler - Estevan (SJHL)
(FW) Clarke Breitkreuz - Yorkton (SJHL)
(D) Shamus Graham - Drayton Valley (AJHL)
The Pats roster now consists of 9 defencemen (with Matt Delahey and Colten Teubert still at NHL camps, 15 forwards (with Garrett Mitchell and Jordan Eberle still at NHL camps) and 2 goaltenders (Damien Ketlo and Dawson Guhle).
The Pats open up the WHL regular season Friday night in Saskatoon with a 7:05 puck drop at the Credit Union Centre. They will have their home opener next Saturday night, with one of the top teams in the CHL, the Brandon Wheat Kings, paying a visit to the Brandt Centre, it's a 7pm start.
Individual game tickets are now available to the public, just in time for the home opener this Saturday; call the Ticketmaster box office 543-7800 for details.
2009-10 Regina Pats season tickets are currently on sale at the Pats Office, located at the west end of the Brandt Centre. Call 522-PATS to reserve your seat for the upcoming season of Regina Pats Hockey.
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