Pats win Back-to-Back Games
Published on September 13, 2008 under Western Hockey League (WHL)
Regina Pats News Release
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan - 17 year old Regina Pats goaltender Damien Ketlo was stellar between the pipes in Saskatoon, stopping 31 of 34 Saskatoon Blades shots in a 4-3 Pat win. Newly acquired forward Mitch Czibere scored the winner late in the second period and for the second night in a row, Rudolf Cerveny had a multi-point game with a pair of goals.
With the back to back wins over the Blades, the blue and white finish the pre-season with a 5-and-2 mark. The regular season will finally kick-off Friday night in Brandon, hooking up with the Wheat Kings. The home opener is Sunday afternoon at 2pm, and the Wheatties will pay a visit to the Brandt Centre, for tickets to the home opener or to reserve your seat for the whole season, call 522-PATS.
Western Hockey League Stories from September 13, 2008
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- Bruins Out Gun Giants - Vancouver Giants
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- Blades Fall to Pats 4-3 in Exhibition Play - Saskatoon Blades
- Edmonton Oil Kings Wrap Up Pre-Season With A Win - Edmonton Oil Kings
- T-Birds topple Winter Hawks in last exhibition game - Seattle Thunderbirds
- Giants Make Roster Moves - Vancouver Giants
- Blades Host Pats Tonight - Saskatoon Blades
- Chilliwack Bruins Complete Pre Season Schedule Tonight - Chilliwack Bruins
- Wheat Kings Edge Warriors - Brandon Wheat Kings
- Giants Shade Bruins 2-1 - Vancouver Giants
- T-Birds Fall To Winter Hawks In Exhibition - Seattle Thunderbirds
- Chiefs Drop 2-1 Decision To Kelowna - Spokane Chiefs
- Blades Doubled Up By Pats, 4-2 - Saskatoon Blades
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