Ty Nash scored a hat trick as the Edmonton Oil Kings downed the Prince George Cougars on Wednesday at CN Centre.
Marshall Finnie, Adam Jecho and Gavin Hodnett also scored for Edmonton (10-20-1). Oil Kings goaltender Kolby Hay made 24 saves.
Riley Heidt, Oren Shtrom, Aiden Foster and Matteo Danis scored for Prince George (24-10-0). Cougars netminder Joshua Ravensbergen saved 8 of 12 shots while Ty Young stopped 11 of 12 in relief.
The Cougars are back in action tonight at home against the Calgary Hitmen.
BLADES 6 RAIDERS 3
SASKATOON — Tyler Parr scored twice as the Saskatoon Blades beat the Prince Albert Raiders.
Easton Armstrong, Egor Sidorov, Charlie Wright and Lukas Hansen also scored for Saskatoon (24-8-2). Blades netminder Evan Gardner kicked out 29 shots.
Sloan Stanick scored twice while Hayden Pakkala scored once for Prince Albert (17-16-2). Raiders goaltender Max Hildebrand stopped 31 shots.
BRONCOS 7 HURRICANES 6 (OT)
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Rylan Gould scored the game-winning goal at 2:04 of overtime as the Swift Current Broncos edged the Lethbridge Hurricanes.
Brady Birnie scored twice while Maddix McCagherty, Connor Hvidston, Luke Mistelbacher and Josh Filmon scored once for Swift Current (17-14-3). Broncos goaltender Joey Rocha kicked out 21 shots.
Will Sharpe and Miguel Marques each scored twice while Brayden Edwards and Logan McCutcheon scored once for Lethbridge (15-15-3). Hurricanes goaltender Koen Cleaver made 26 saves.
TIGERS 4 REBELS 2
RED DEER, Alta. — Hayden Harsanyi scored a goal as the Medicine Hat Tigers downed the Red Deer Rebels.
Dru Krebs, Oasiz Wiesblatt and Shane Smith also scored for Medicine Hat (22-9-2). Tigers goaltender Zach Zahara stopped 32 shots.
Mats Lindgren and Jeramiah Roberts had the goals for Red Deer (17-13-3). Rebels netminder Rhett Stoesser made 14 saves.
BLAZERS 3 ROCKETS 2
KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Dylan Sydor knocked in the game-winning goal at 6:16 of the second period as the Kamloops Blazers edged the Kelowna Rockets.
Andrew Thomson and Jordan Keller also scored for Kamloops (9-20-5). Blazers goaltender Dylan Ernst stopped 30 shots.
Gabriel Szturc and Hiroki Gojsic scored for Kelowna (15-16-2). Rockets goaltender Jari Kykkanen stopped 28 shots.
ROYALS 4 GIANTS 2
VANCOUVER — Cole Reschny produced a goal and an assist as the Victoria Royals topped the Vancouver Giants.
Tanner Scott, Nate Misskey and Escalus Burlock also scored for Victoria (21-12-2). Royals netminder Braden Holt kicked out 30 shots.
Tyler Thorpe and Ty Halaburda scored for Vancouver (13-9-2). Giants goaltender Brett Mirwald made 21 saves.
CHIEFS 5 WILD 2
SPOKANE, Wash. — Conner Roulette registered a goal and an assist as the Spokane Chiefs defeated the Wenatchee Wild.
Chase Bertholet, Ben Bonni, Owen Martin and Rasmus Ekström also scored for Spokane (12-16-3). Chiefs netminder Dawson Cowan saved 39 shots.
Ashton Brown and Luka Shcherbyna scored for Wenatchee (21-12-3). Wild netminder Daniel Hauser stopped 30 shots.
WHEAT KINGS 5 PATS 4
BRANDON, Man. — Rylen Roersma scored twice to lead the Brandon Wheat Kings over the Regina Pats 5-4 in overtime on Wednesday night in the Western Hockey League.
Jayden Wiens knocked in the overtime-winner at 1:51 of the extra frame. He also had an assist in regulation. Brett Hyland and Matteo Michels scored once for Brandon (17-12-4), which earned its seventh win in eight games.
Wheat Kings goaltender Carson Bjarnason stopped 34 shots and Nolan Flamand had two assists.
WINTERHAWKS 6 AMERICANS 5 (OT)
KENNEWICK, Wash. — Marcus Nguyen scored the game-winner at 1:22 of overtime as the Portland Winterhawks defeated the Tri-City Americans.
Diego Buttazzoni scored twice, while Gabe Klassen, Tyson Jugnauth and Jack O'Brien also had goals for Portland (21-10-2). Goalie Justen Maric let in two goals on five shots while Nick Avakyan stopped 23 of 26.
Lukas Dragicevic had two goals while Brandon Whynott, Carter MacAdams and Cash Koch also scored for Tri-City (15-14-3). Kyle Kelsey made 41 saves.
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This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 27, 2023.
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