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GAMESATURDAY, december 11 6:00 p.m. Game #25REFEREES: #89 Mike Campbell & #104 Erik Freeman NOTES LINESMEN: #66 Nick Bilko & #178 Toby Wolfechiefs (6-13-2-1)GOALIES# NameGP W L OT GAA30 Mason Beaupit (03L)175 733.1431 Manny Panghli* (04)50 404.86SKATERS# NamePos GP G A PT /2 Logan Cunningham (04) D 16 0 11 -33 Brayden Crampton* (04) D 17 0 22 -54 Ben Bonni* (04)D 10 0 00 E6 Mac Gross (02)D 20 3 25 -67 Graham Sward (03)D 21 4 12 16 -78 Copeland Fricker (03)RW 21 0 55 -39 Bear Hughes (01)C 18 7 13 20 -1110 Blake Swetlikoff (03)C 22 4 7 11 -911 Ty Cheveldayoff (03)LW 18 2 13 -612 Erik Atchison (02)RW 12 2 46 E13 Grady Lane (03)LW 82 13 -115 Kooper Gizowski* (05) RW 14 0 11 -316 Cordel Larson (01)RW 20 4 8 12 -817 Carter Streek* (04)LW 16 3 03 -618 James Form (02)C 22 3 58 119 Jake Gudelj* (05L)LW 17 0 11 -220 Reed Jacobson (02)LW 60 22 -521 Timafey Kovgoreniya*(03) D 17 0 22 E22 Luke Toporowski (01)LW 19 8 12 20 -623 Michael Cicek* (04)C91 34 124 Saige Weinstein* (05)D 17 0 00 -325 Raegan Wiles (02)D 22 1 67 -1327 Yannick Proske* (03)RW 20 6 4 10 -328 Chase Bertholet (03)RW 26 8 9 17 10VETERANS MEMORIAL 11101060133502010414GOALIES# NameGP31 Dante Giannuzzi (02)1770 Lochlan Gordon (03)*9SKATERS# NamePos6 Ryan McCleary (03)D8 Josh Mori* (04)D9 Aidan Litke (03)LW11 Robbie Fromm-Delorme (02) RW13 James Stefan (03)RW16 Gabe Klassen (03)C/LW17 Luke Schelter* (04)C18 Tyson Kozak (02L)C19 Kyle Chyzowski (04)C21 Jonah Bevington (03)LW22 Jaydon Dureau (01)LW23 Kurtis Smythe (02)D26 Marek Alscher* (04)D27 Jonas Brøndberg (01)D43 Ryder Thompson (04)D58 Clay Hanus (01)D67 Dawson Pasternak* (03) RW71 Cross Hanas (02)RW72 Marcus Nguyen (04)RW73 Luca Cagnoni (04L)D92 Jack O’Brien (03)CW64(10-10-3-1)L73GP G19 18023 710 324 924 921 224 1024 29113 624 020 216 018 024 424 424 624 320 324 722177206318335418102271410SV%.885.896 /- PIM-810-14-425 18E16-210-8202 19E8-10E14-443E12-414 14-135-724-628-612 32 2 25* Rookie L Birthday after September 15 of that year* Rookie L Birthday after September 15 of that yearScott CarterJim HammettAdam MaglioRyan SmithAdam DeadmarshDustin DonaghyDave FilipponeTim LindbladeTEAM STAFFGeneral ManagerAssistant General ManagerHead CoachAssociate CoachAssistant CoachAssistant CoachAthletic TherapistEquipment ManagerMichael KramerKerry PreeteMike JohnstonDon HayBrian PellerinMike CoflinRich CampbellClayton JohnsTEAM STAFFOwner / Managing Partner / Alt. GovernorOwner / Managing Partner / GovernorHead Coach / General Manager / Vice PresidentAssociate CoachAssistant CoachAssistant to the General ManagerHead Athletic Trainer / Strength & ConditioningHead Equipment Manager
PORTLAND WINTERHAWKS HOCKEYPORTLAND VS Spokane December 11, 2021 6:00 p.m. PT VETERANS MEMORIAL COLISEUM GAME #25 of 682021-22BY THE NUMBERSTALE OF THE TAPEREGULAR SEASON SERIES:spokane 0-2-0-0 PORTLAND 2-0-0-0LAST GAME. After coughing up a first-period goal, the Portland Winterhawks roared back with four unansweredgoals from Gabe Klassen, Aidan Litke, Jonah Bevington and Dawson Pasternak en route to a 4-1 victory at the VMC onFriday. A disjointed first period for both teams gave way to a 1-0 Spokane lead at 12:27 as Cordel Larson wired a shot intothe top corner from the right circle on the power play. Portland held a shot advantage through 20 minutes, though, andbegan to build a game early in the second period. Gabe Klassen leveled the score with an eerily similar goal to Larson’s– a missile of a wrist shot into the top corner from the same circle to get the Hawks on the board at 1:37 of the middleframe. Portland poured it on from there, with Aidan Litke lighting the lamp for a third straight game at 6:52 and JonahBevington potting his first career WHL goal just over a minute later. Litke found twine with a seeing-eye, spin around shotfrom the left circle that eluded Beaupit’s blocker, while Bevington hammered a Marcus Nguyen rebound under Beaupit’spad to make it 3-1 Hawks midway through the period. The third period began with more of the same, as Jaydon Dureauconnected with a wide-open Dawson Pasternak in front of the net to give Portland a 4-1 lead just 18 seconds into the thirdperiod. The Hawks held on comfortably from there, as Dante Giannuzzi finished the night with 25 saves on 26 shots.Spokane goaltender Mason Beaupit turned aside 30 of 34 shots in the Chiefs’ loss.6-13-2-110-10-3-15th in U.S.3rd in .8%79.8%GAME DAY NOTABLES. Portland is in the midst of a season-long and franchise-long 11-game home-stand andthey are currently 5-1-3-0 during that stretch. Three of the next four games will be against the Chiefs. Spokane recentlytraded one of their top forwards Jack Finley to the Winnipeg ICE earlier this 84.1%LAST 5Last 10Goals ForGoals AgainstPower PlAYPenalty KillVERSUS STATS#9 AIDAN LITKELitke has found twine in three straight games for Portland,netting the game-winner in last night’s victory. Litke’s goalmarked his second consecutive game-winning marker, having netted the deciding strike on Dec. 5 against Everett. TheWinnipeg, Man. native has seven goals and three assists for10 points on the season, and ranks tied for eighth in teamscoring.#16 CORDEL LARSONLarson, a 2001-born forward, grabbed Spokane’s only goalin last night’s battle and has tallied in back-to-back gamesfor the first time this season. The Weyburn, Sask. native hasfour goals and eight assists for 12 points this year and ranksfifth in team scoring.chiefsSkaterLarsonHughesSwardWINTERHAWKSG A PTS Skater100011111NEWS AND NOTESNOW THAT’S DUREAU MUSIC. Winterhawks alternate captain Jaydon Dureau had an impressive week ofgames, scoring three goals and adding seven assists for ten points to help the Hawks earn five of a possible six pointsduring last week’s games. He was named the WHL Player of the Week for his efforts and was also recognized by the CHLon their Team of the Week. Selected in the fifth round (#147 overall) of the 2020 NHL Draft by the Tampa Bay Lightning,Dureau also reached the milestone of 100 career assists in the WHL, all in Portland. The White City, Sask native hasproduced 147 points (47G-100A) in 170 games.WHO’S HOT. With an assist in last night’s win over Spokane, Jaydon Dureau extended his point streak to eightgames – the longest such streak of any Winterhawks player this season, surpassing Gabe Klassen’s earlier seven-gamepoint streak. Aidan Litke scored his seventh goal of the year as well, and marked a third consecutive outing with a goal.On the back end, Luca Cagnoni picked up an assist, and boasts points in each of his last five games played.NEW CAPTAINS IN TOWN. Last week, the Winterhawks formally announced the club’s leadership struc-ture forthe rest of the season. Defenseman Clay Hanus and forward Tyson Kozak were named co-captains, with Jonas Brøndberg,Jaydon Dureau, Robbie Fromm-Delorme, Cross Hanas, Gabe Klassen, and Kurtis Smythe being named alternate captains.Hanus and Kozak become the 46th and 47th captains in team history, joining the likes of former captains Brent Peterson,Adam Deadmarsh, Brenden Morrow, and Paul Gaustad as well as recent captains Nick Cicek, Johnny Ludvig, Cody Glass,Keoni Texiera, and Nic Petan. The Minnesotan and Manitoban are the first Winterhawks co-captains since 2006. The twotake over the captaincy position from Cicek, who was with the Winterhawks for three seasons and is now playing for theSan Jose Barracuda in the American Hockey League.GOALIESWDante Giannuzzi (POR) 2Mason Beaupit (SPO) 0Campbell Arnold (SPO) 0GOALIESL OTL011G A 6251112000011111122221111111111SO000UPCOMING MEETINGSDATEOct. 10Dec. 10Dec. 11Dec. 17Dec. 18Jan. 23Feb. 5Feb. 9Feb. 11Feb. 12Feb. 15Feb. 20LOCATIONVeterans MemorialVeterans MemorialVeterans MemorialSpokane VeteransSpokane VeteransVeterans MemorialSpokane VeteransVeterans MemorialSpokane VeteransSpokane VeteransSpokane VeteransVeterans MemorialRESULT3-0 W4-1 W6:00 p.m.7:05 p.m.7:05 p.m.5:00 p.m.7:05 p.m.7:00 p.m.7:05 p.m.7:05 p.m.7:05 p.m.5:00 p.m.SF-SA PP PK32-2934-261/7 4/41/4 4/5
PORTLAND WINTERHAWKS HOCKEYPORTLAND VS Spokane December 11, 2021 6:00 p.m. PT VETERANS MEMORIAL COLISEUMFRANCHISE RECORD 11-GAME HOMESTAND. No other Winterhawks team in its 45 year history hasplayed a longer homestand than the Hawks current 11-game stretch from November 16th to December 14th. The previousfranchise high was ten from October 18, 1997 thru November 8, 1997 - the year the Hawks won the Memorial Cup. Theywent 10-0 on the stretch, outscoring the opponents 53-20.CENTRAL SCOUTING. Three Winterhawks were recognized by NHL’s Central Scouting preliminary ‘Players toWatch’ List ahead of the 2022 NHL Draft. Forward Marcus Nguyen and defensemen Ryder Thompson and Marek Alscherwere all listed as C-rated prospects, which projects them as fourth-, fifth-, or sixth-round selections.Alscher, originally selected by the Winterhawks with the 26th pick in the 2021 CHL Import Draft, scored his first WHLgoal, a game-winning goal, on October 16th. He comes to Portland after a strong season with the Pelicans U18 programin Finland where he posted 14 points in 27 games. The Kladno, Czech Republic native also recently competed for hiscountry at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup.Nguyen led the Winterhawks with four goals during preseason play, scoring in all four contests, and he’s carried thatmomentum into the regular season, recording points in three straight contests in October. Thompson rounds out thebunch and is a reliable two-way defenseman. When the list came out, the Russell, Man. native had three assists in sixgames.JARVIS TO REMAIN WITH CAROLINA. On October 31, Seth Jarvis played his first National Hockey Leaguegame with the Carolina Hurricanes, becomming the 130th Winterhawk all-time to play a game in the NHL. Now, he’sstaying with the club for the remainder of the 2021-22 season. The three-year Winterhawk scored 166 points in 154career WHL games with Portland, earning the WHL’s Most Sportsmanlike Player in 2020. Jarvis, 19, becomes the 15thWinterhawk to play full-time in the NHL as a teenager and fifth under Mike Johnston (Henri Jokiharju, Seth Jones, RyanJohansen, and Nino Niederreiter).PORTLAND TO THE PROS The Portland Winterhawks continue to produce NHL-ready players at an incrediblerate. Fifteen Winterhawks were named on NHL Opening Night rosters, which is the second most among WHL programs.Another dozen or so former Winterhawks are named on American Hockey League opening night rosters so it’s safe to saythere is plenty of pro talent coming from the Rose City. Should be a great season keeing tabs on the Hawks in the Show.BUFFALO: Henri JokiharjuEDMONTON: Colton SceviourCAROLINA: Seth Jarvis and Nino Niederreiter FLORIDA: Johnny LudvigCHICAGO: Caleb Jones and Seth JonesMINNESOTA: Matt DumbaCOLUMBUS: Oliver BjorkstrandNASHVILLE: Cody Glass andRyan JohansenNEW YORK: Kieffer BellowsSAN JOSE: Adin HillVANCOUVER: Nic PetanWASHINGTON: Dennis CholowskiHISTORY MADE AT 1000. The Winterhawks made history on Friday, November 19, securing their 1000th alltime victory on home ice when they beat Kelowna 6-5 in a shootout. The club’s best statistical season in terms of homerecord was in 1985-86 when the Hawks went 32-3-1. Portland’s reached 30 home wins nine times in franchise history,most recently during the 2011-12 season.CHL TOP TEN. Three times the Winterhawks were ranked in the CHL Top Ten this season. The rankings are determined by a group of NHL Executives and five WHL teams were recognized this week: the Winnipeg ICE (1), Edmonton OilKings (2), Everett Silvertips (3), Kamloops Blazers (4) and the Vancouver Giants (10).LET’S GO CAMPING Fourteen current and former Winterhawks were invited to NHL Development Camps inSeptember, headlined by Carolina Hurricanes 2020 first round draft pick Seth Jarvis.ARIZONA: Gabe Klassen and James StefanBUFFALO: Clay Hanus and Tyson KozakCAROLINA: Seth JarvisCOLORADO: Jack O’BrienDETROIT: Cross HanasFLORIDA: Johnny LudvigNASHVILLE: Simon KnakNEW YORK: Reece NewkirkPITTSBURGH: Ryan McClearySAN JOSE: Nick CicekST. LOUIS: Joel HoferTAMPA BAY: Jaydon Dureau GAME #25 of 682021-22SCHEDULE & city AmericansSeattle ThunderbirdsEverett SilvertipsSeattle ThunderbirdsSpokane ChiefsTri-City AmericansEverett SilvertipsEverett SilvertipsSeattle ThunderbirdsEverett Silvertips(2-2-0-1)5-4 SOL3-1 L4-0 L4-2 W3-0 W4-3 W5-2 L1-0 L6-4 L4-3 s BlazersKelowna RocketsVancouver GiantsSeattle ThunderbirdsTri-City AmericansEverett SilvertipsKelowna RocketsKelowna RocketsVancouver GiantsKamloops Blazers(3-5-2-0)7-1 L5-4 SOW3-1 L4-2 L6-5 L3-2 OTL6-5 SOW4-2 W3-2 OTL4-3 s.Prince George CougarsVictoria RoyalsEverett SilvertipsSpokane ChiefsSpokane ChiefsEverett SilvertipsSpokane ChiefsSpokane ChiefsTri-City AmericansTri-City AmericansSeattle Thunderbirds(3-0-1-0)6-2 W5-4 OTL7-1 W4-1 W6:00 pm7:00 pm7:05 pm7:05 pm7:00 pm7:05 pm5:00 tvs.vs.vs.atvs.Everett SilvertipsKammloops BlazersKelowna RocketsVancouver GiantsKamloops BlazersSeattle ThunderbirdsTri-City AmericansTri-City AmericansSeattle ThunderbirdsSpokane ChiefsPrince George CougarsSeattle ThunderbirdsTri-City Americans(0-0-0-0)4:00 pm7:00 pm7:05 pm4:00 pm7:00 pm7:05 pm6:00 pm7:05 pm6:00 pm5:00 pm7:00 pm6:05 pm5:00 i-City AmericansSpokane ChiefsSpokane ChiefsSpokane ChiefsSpokane ChiefsSpokane ChiefsTri-City AmericansSeattle ThunderbirdsSpokane ChiefsPrince George CougarsPrince George Cougars(0-0-0-0)7:05 pm7:05 pm7:00 pm7:05 pm7:05 pm7:05 pm7:05 pm6:00 pm5:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 tt SilvertipsEverett SilvertipsTri-City AmericansVictoria RoyalsVictoria RoyalsSeattle ThunderbirdsVancouver GiantsSeattle ThunderbirdsSeattle ThunderbirdsTri-City AmericansEverett Silvertips(0-0-0-0)7:00 pm7:05 pm6:00 pm7:05 pm7:05 pm7:05 pm6:00 pm6:05 pm5:00 pm7:00 pm6:05 pmAprilFri.1at Everett SilvertipsSat.2vs. Seattle Thunderbirds(0-0-0-0)7:05 pm6:00 pm*ALL TIMES PST
PORTLAND WINTERHAWKS HOCKEYPORTLAND VS. SPOKANE DECEMBER 10, 2021 7:00 p.m. PT VETERANS MEMORIAL COLISEUMBACK-TO-BACK IN THE NHL DRAFT. Two Portland Winterhawks went in consecutive picks duringthis summer’s NHL Draft, as Tyson Kozak and Ryan McCleary went first and second, respectively, in the seventhround. Kozak, who was selected by Buffalo, will attempt to put together a full season in Portland after missingseveral games due to injury last season. Known for his responsible play in all three zones, Kozak can be foundplaying center and relied upon in almost all situations. McCleary was picked by the Pittsburgh Penguins afteran outstanding rookie year in the Rose City, leading all first-year Hawks with seven points during the shortenedseason. The right-handed blueliner showed a knack for jumping into the play, letting his offensive prowess shinemore and more as the season went on.It is the fourth time a pair of Winterhawk teammates have gone back-to-back in the NHL Draft, most recently RyanJohansen (4th) and Nino Niederreiter (5th) in 2010. The Hawks have now helped 145 players get drafted, a WHLhigh, since relocating to Portland in 1976.VETERAN GROUP. After sending four signed 2005-born prospects to Canadian clubs afrer preseason play,the Winterhawks entered the season without a full-time 16-year-old on their roster. According to team historianand broadcaster Andy Kemper, only three times in team history has a 16-year-old skater not played in at least tengames in Portland. The most recent occurrence came in 1988-1989 when Vince Cocciolo appeared in ten contests.Only then in 1977-1978 with Dave Babych (six) and 1976-1977 with Jay McFarlane (three) did this happen.FAMILY TIES Rookie forward Kyle Chyzowski comes from a lineage of hockey players. The Chyzowskishave been in the hockey scene for a couple of decades. His father Barry and uncles Dave and Ron Chyzowski allplayed for the St. Albert Saints of the Alberta Junior Hockey League. All three would go on to have healthy hockeycareers and now Kyle, the next of the second generation, is set to join cousins Nick (Kamloops, 2013 – 2018) andRyan Chyzowski (Medicine Hat, 2016 – 2021) in having an impact on the Western Hockey League. Both of hiscousins have worn a letter during their time in the WHL. Kyle was drafted in the 3rd round, 58th overall, by theWinterhawks in the 2019 WHL Bantam Draft.Defenseman Ryan McCleary also comes from a hockey family. His father Trent won a Memorial Cup in 1989with the Swift Current Broncos and he played in the Mem Cup again during the 1992-93 season during his finalyear in juniors. He went on to play 192 career NHL games with the Ottawa Senators, Boston Bruins and MontrealCanadiens. Ryan’s sister Maddy is also playing USports Hockey at St. Mary’s University.HOFER’S NIGHT TO REMEMBER. Alumni goaltender Joel Hofer made his NHL debut on November 4with the St. Louis Blues, picking up his first NHL win and first NHL assist in a 23-save effort against the San JoseSharks. What made the night more fun from a Winterhawks perspective is that he faced fellow Hawks alumnusAdin Hill. The Winnipeg, Man. product helped guide the Winterhawks to a 2019-20 Scotty Munro Championshipand he boasted a 42-16-3-2 all-time record with Portland, including six shutouts, .913 SV% and 2.67 GAA. He isnow back playing in the AHL with the Springfield Thunderbirds, posting a 5-1-1-0 record with a 2.56 GAA and .911SV%. Hofer became the 131st Winterhawk to play in the NHL and second Hawk in a week span with Jarvis.A LEGEND HANGS ‘EM UP. Former two-year Winterhawk captain Braydon Coburn (2001-05) announced that he was retiring from the National Hockey League. The news comes after playing 983 NHL gamesin 16 seasons for five organizations (Atlanta, Philadelphia, Tampa Bay, Ottawa, New York). Coburn, now 36,became the 10th former Winterhawk player to win a Stanley Cup in his career when he captured it in 2020with the Lightning. The Shaunavon, Sask. native was named the WHL Rookie of the Year (2001-02), WHLHumanitarian of the Year (2003-04), and a two-time WHL First Team All-Star. The former #1 overall pick in the2000 WHL Draft recorded 131 points in 283 games in Portland. GAME #24 of 68MILESTONESTampa Bay Lightning prospect Jaydon Dureaunotched his 100th career WHL assist thanks to threehelpers on December 5 in a lopsided win againstEverett. He became the 68th player in team history toreach the century mark in assists.Detroit Red Wings prospect Cross Hanas playedin his 150th career WHL game against the KelownaRockets on Friday, November 19. He became the 124thWinterhawk to reach 150 career games. He’s also justthree points shy of 100 in his WHL career.Tyson Kozak played in his 100th career WHLgame on Friday, November 12, becoming the 235thWinterhawk to reach the century mark with Portland.Fifth-year defenseman Clay Hanus played in his200th career WHL game, all with the Winterhawks,on Wednesday, November 3. He became the 26thdefenseman and 14th American born Winterhawk toreach that milestone in his Portland career.Robbie Fromm-Delorme recorded his 50thassist on Saturday, December 4 and he’s two gamesshort of 150 in his WHL career.RECORD WHEN.PLAYER# OF GOALS#6 MCCLEARY1#9 LITKE1#11 FROMM-DELORME 1#13 STEFAN12#16 KLASSEN1#17 SCHELTER1#18 KOZAK12#19 CHYZOWSKI1#22 DUREAU12#26 ALSCHER1#58 HANUS1#67 PASTERNAK1#71 HANAS1#72 NGUYEN1#73 CAGNONI1#92 -0-0WIN 001.000.7501.000.667.667.500.667
PORTLAND WINTERHAWKS HOCKEYPORTLAND VS. SPOKANE DECEMBER 10, 2021 7:00 p.m. PT VETERANS MEMORIAL COLISEUM GAME #24 of 682021-22 NUMERICAL ROSTER NAMERyan McClearyJosh MoriAidan LitkeRobbie Fromm-DelormeJames StefanGabe KlassenLuke SchelterTyson KozakKyle ChyzowskiJonah BevingtonJaydon DureauKurtis SmytheMarek AlscherJonas BrøndbergDante GiannuzziRyder ThompsonClay HanusDawson PasternakLochlan GordonCross HanasMarcus NguyenLuca CagnoniJack 12/21/0405/14/03HOMETOWNSwift Current, SKRichmond, BCWinnipeg, MBRichmond, BCLaguna Beach, CAPrince Albert, SKCentennial, COSouris, MBSurrey, BCEdmonton, ABWhite City, SKCloverdale, BCKladno, CZEAalborg, DENWinnipeg, MBRussell, MBExcelsior, MNWinnipeg, MBEdmonton, ABHighland Village, TXCalgary, ABBurnaby, BCDenver, CODRAFTWHLWHLWHLWHLWHLWHLWHLWHLWHLWHLWHLCHL ImportCHL 2019ROUNDRD. 5 (#107)RD. 4 (#82)RD. 6 (#129)RD. 7 (#135)RD. 1 (#19)RD. 6 (#124)RD. 6 (#121)RD. 3 (#58)RD. 5 (#109)RD. 8 (#163)RD. 2 (#42)RD. 1 (#26)RD. 2 (#100)RD. 5 (#99)RD. 5 (#105)RD. 4 (#85)RD. 3 (#57)RD. 4 (#77)RD. 11 -skiJOE-nuh BEH-ving-tondur-ROWCurtis s-my-thMAH-wreck ALL-shureYO-niss ck (like KEY STAFFHOW THE HAWKS WERE BUILTDRAFTED (19)NO. NAME6Ryan McCleary8Josh Mori9Aidan Litke11Robbie Fromm-Delorme16Gabe Klassen17Luke Schelter18Tyson Kozak19Kyle Chyzowski21Jonah Bevington22Jaydon Dureau23Kurtis Smythe26Marek Alscher27Jonas Brøndberg31Dante Giannuzzi43Ryder Thompson67Dawson Pasternak70Lochlan Gordon71Cross Hanas72Marcus NguyenLAST TEAM (LEAGUE)Portland Winterhawks (WHL)St. George’s School U18 Prep (CSSHL)Portland Winterhawks (WHL)Portland Winterhawks (WHL)Lincoln Stars (USHL)Portland Winterhawks (WHL)Northstar Knights 16U (16U AA)Portland Winterhawks (WHL)Portland Winterhawks (WHL)Portland Winterhawks (WHL)Syracuse Crunch (AHL)Portland Winterhawks (WHL)Pelicans U18 (SM-Sarja)Portland Winterhawks (WHL)Portland Winterhawks (WHL)Portland Winterhawks (WHL)Lincoln Stars (USHL)Chicago Steel (USHL)Sherwood Park Crusaders (AJHL)Lincoln Stars (USHL)Portland Winterhawks (WHL)Portland Winterhawks (WHL)Lincoln Stars tlandPortlandOWNER/MANAGING PARTNER/ALT. GOVERNOR:OWNER/MANAGING PARTNER/GOVERNORHEAD COACH/VICE PRESIDENT/GENERAL MANAGER:ASSISTANT TO THE GENERAL MANAGER:ASSOCIATE COACH:ASSISTANT COACH:HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER/STRENGTH & CONDITIONING:HEAD EQUIPMENT MANAGER:SENIOR DIRECTOR OF HOCKEY OPEARTIONS:BROADCASTER/MEDIA RELATIONS:COMMUNICATIONS/DIGITAL MEDIA:Michael KramerKerry PreeteMike JohnstonMike CoflinDon HayBrian PellerinRich CampbellClayton JohnsLisa HollenbeckNick MarekPeter DewarMEDIA INQUIRIESFor media inquiries, please contact:Nick Marek (nickm@winterhawks.com 971-230-2971)Peter Dewar (peterd@winterhawks.com 971-230-2964)LISTED (4)13 James Stefan, 58 Clay Hanus, 73 Luca Cagnoni, 92 Jack O’Brienwww.whl.cawww.winterhawks.comFOUR-time Western Hockey League Champions (1982, 1998, 2013, 2020) Two-time Memorial Cup Champions (1983, 1998)
PORTLAND WINTERHAWKS HOCKEYPORTLANDPORTLANDVS.VS 47484950515253545556575859606162636465666768 DECEMBER2021December 10,11, 20212021-22 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTSDateOct. 1Oct. 2Oct. 8Oct. 9Oct. 10Oct. 16Oct. 22Oct. 23Oct. 27Oct. 29Nov. 3Nov. 5Nov. 6Nov. 12Nov. 13Nov. 16Nov. 19Nov. 20Nov. 24Nov. 26Dec. 1Dec. 4Dec. 5Dec. 10Dec. 11Dec. 14Dec. 17Dec. 18Dec. 28Dec. 29Dec. 31Jan. 1Jan. 7Jan. 8Jan. 9Jan. 12Jan. 14Jan. 15Jan. 21Jan. 22Jan. 23Jan. 28Jan. 29Jan. 30Feb. 4Feb. 5Feb. 9Feb. 11Feb. 12Feb. 15Feb. 18Feb. 19Feb. 20Feb. 25Feb. 26Mar. 2Mar. 4Mar. 5Mar. 8Mar. 9Mar. 11Mar. 12Mar. 19Mar. 20Mar. 25Mar. 26Apr. 1Apr. 2Teamat Tri-Cityvs. Seattleat Everettat Seattlevs. Spokanevs. Tri-Cityvs. Everettvs. Everettvs. Seattleat Everettat Kamloopsat Kelownaat Vancouverat Seattleat Tri-Cityvs. Everettvs. Kelownavs. Kelownavs. Vancouvervs. Kamloopsvs. Prince Georgevs. Victoriavs. Everettvs. Spokanevs. Spokanevs. Everettat Spokaneat Spokanevs. Tri-Cityat Tri-Cityvs. Seattleat Everettat Kamloopsat Kelownaat Vancouvervs. Kamloopsat Seattlevs. Tri-Cityat Tri-Cityvs. Seattlevs. Spokanevs. Prince Georgeat Seattlevs. Tri-Cityat Tri-Cityat Spokanevs. Spokaneat Spokaneat Spokaneat Spokaneat Tri-Cityvs. Seattlevs. Spokaneat Prince Georgeat Prince Georgevs. Everettat Everettvs. Tri-Cityat Victoriaat Victoriaat Seattlevs. Vancouverat Seattlevs. Seattlevs. Tri-Cityat Everettat Everettvs. W6:00 pm7:00 pm7:05 pm7:05 pm7:00 pm7:05 pm5:00 pm4:05 pm7:00 pm7:05 pm4:00 pm7:00 pm7:05 pm6:00 pm7:05 pm6:00 pm5:00 pm7:00 pm6:05 pm5:00 pm7:05 pm7:05 pm7:00 pm7:05 pm7:05 pm7:05 pm7:05 pm6:00 pm5:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm7:05 pm6:00 pm7:05 pm7:05 pm7:05 pm6:00 pm6:05 pm5:00 pm7:00 pm6:05 -53-26-54-23-24-36-25-47-14-2Record0-0-0-1 (2nd)0-1-0-1 (3rd)0-2-0-1 (T-4th)1-2-0-1 (T-4th)2-2-0-1 (1st)3-2-0-1 (T-2nd)3-3-0-1 (3rd)3-4-0-1 (T-3rd)3-5-0-1 (4th)4-5-0-1 (3rd)4-6-0-1 (3rd)5-6-0-1 (3rd)5-7-0-1 (3rd)5-8-0-1 (3rd)5-9-0-1 (3rd)5-9-1-1 (3rd)6-9-1-1 (3rd)7-9-1-1 (3rd)7-9-2-1 (3rd)7-10-2-1 (3rd)8-10-2-1 (3rd)8-10-3-1 (3rd)9-10-3-1 (3rd)10-10-3-1 (3rd) 7:00 p.m. PT6:00GW GoalDwayne Jean Jr. (SO)Matthew Rempe (1)Michal Gut (1)Luke Schelter (1)Jack O’Brien (1)Marek Alscher (1)Alex Swetlikoff (1)Jonny Lambos (1)Jordan Gustafson (1)Cross Hanas (SO)Reece Belton (1)James Stefan (SO)Ty Thorpe (1)Sam Oremba (1)Petr Moravec (1)Hunter Campbell (2)Jaydon Dureau (1)Dawson Pasternak (1)Alex Cotton (1)Marko Stacha (1)Tyson Kozak (1)Bailey Peach (2)Aidan Litke (1)Aidan Litke (1) VETERANS MEMORIAL COLISEUMWinning GoalieTalyn Boyko (38 saves)Thomas Milic (34 saves)Braden Holt (23 saves)Lochlan Gordon (28 saves)Dante Giannuzzi (29 saves)Dante Giannuzzi (25 saves)Koen MacInnes (24 saves)Braden Holt (22 saves)Thomas Milic (34 saves)Dante Giannuzzi (36 saves)Dylan Garand (27 saves)Lochlan Gordon (34 saves)Jesper Vikman (39 saves)Thomas Milic (31 saves)Cole Tisdale (41 saves)Braden Holt (29 saves)Dante Giannuzzi (34 saves)Lochlan Gordon (23 saves)Jesper Vikman (41 saves)Dylan Ernst (43 saves)Lochlan Gordon (13 saves)Campbell Arnold (48 saves)Dante Giannuzzi (31 saves)Dante Giannuzzi (25 saves)Losing GoalieDante Giannuzzi (15 saves)Dante Giannuzzi (33 saves)Dante Giannuzzi (22 saves)Thomas Milic (34 saves)Campbell Arnold (5 saves)Talyn Boyko (35 saves)Dante Giannuzzi (30 saves)Lochlan Gordon (24 saves)Lochlan Gordon (17 saves)Braden Holt (24 saves)Dante Giannuzzi (35 saves)Cole Tisdale (20 saves)Dante Giannuzzi (5 saves)Lochlan Gordon (25 saves)Dante Giannuzzi (24 saves)Dante Giannuzzi (38 saves)Colby Knight (18 saves)Colby Knight (12 saves)Dante Giannuzzi (25 saves)Dante Giannuzzi (30 saves)Tyler Brennan (53 saves)Lochlan Gordon (13 saves)Braden Holt (14 saves)Mason Beaupit (30 saves) GAME #25#24 of /21/30/41/80/40/31/63/61/47:05 pm6:00 pmFOUR-timeFOUR-time WesternWestern HockeyHockey LeagueLeague ChampionsChampions (1982,(1982, 1998,1998, 2013,2013, 2020)2020) Two-timeTwo-time MemorialMemorial CupCup ChampionsChampions (1983,(1983, 0232,378
PORTLAND WINTERHAWKS HOCKEYPORTLAND VS Spokane December 11, 2021 6:00 p.m. PT VETERANS MEMORIAL COLISEUM GAME #25 of 68PORTLANDWINTERHAWKSWINTERHAWKS 718192122232627314358677071727392PLAYERRyan McCleary '18'Josh Mori '17'Aidan Litke '18'Robbie Fromm-Delorme '19'James Stefan '18'Gabe Klassen '18'Luke Schelter '17'Tyson Kozak '19'Kyle Chyzowski '17'Jonah Bevington '18'Jaydon Dureau '20'Kurtis Smythe '19'Marek Alscher '17'Jonas Brondberg '20'Dante Giannuzzi '19'Ryder Thompson '17'Clay Hanus '20'Dawson Pasternak '18'Lochlan Gordon '18'Cross Hanas '19'Marcus Nguyen '17'Luca Cagnoni '17'Jack O'Brien '18'OTHERSTOTALS:NO3170PLAYERDante Giannuzzi '19'Lochlan Gordon '18'OTHERSEmpty NetTOTALS:POWER PLAY:SHG 1171140PTS5010822177217318335041810022714101215 532998701381241045251523016734208827394814864SHOT 001000010000107S
San Jose Barracuda in the American Hockey League. NEWS AND NOTES UPCOMING MEETINGS DATELOCATION RESULT SF-SA PP PK Oct. 10 Veterans Memorial 3-0 W 32-29 1/7 4/4 Dec. 10 Veterans Memorial 4-1 W 34-26 1/4 4/5 Dec. 11 Veterans Memorial 6:00 p.m. Dec. 17 Spokane Veterans 7:05 p.m. Dec. 18 Spokane Veterans 7:05 p.m.
