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For almost 50 years, the WHL has been a leading supplier of player talent to the National Hockey League. For decades, the WHL has also been the number one provider of hockey scholarships in Western Canada and a leading source of talent for Canada’s national hockey teams.

The WHL takes great pride in being a world leader in player development, with all of our 22 WHL Clubs helping set the standard for providing the best possible player experience. Whether it is in the area of player safety education, on ice or off ice development, the WHL is recognized as one of the leaders in the hockey industry.

As we get ready to open another exciting WHL campaign, we want to express our sincere thanks to the close to 4 million fans who attend WHL regular season and playoff games each season. Your loyal support allows our WHL Clubs to be in a position to offer our players a world class experience.

Many thanks to our corporate partners and broadcasters for their support as it also allows us to continue delivering a highly competitive and entertaining product each season for our players and fans alike to benefit from.

Best wishes for a most successful 2014‐15 WHL season!

Ron RobisonCommissionerWestern Hockey League

Greetings from the WHL

A Welcome from the President

Welcome back to another exciting year of Kootenay ICE Hockey. The start of every hockey season always brings optimism and hope and the 2014-2015 campaign will be no different. Despite the turnover and cyclical nature of Major Junior Hockey our organization expects to make the playoffs every year.

Thanks in part to the quality scouting and coaching we have made the playoffs all 16 years we have been in Cranbrook, while finishing with a .500 or better record for a WHL record 15 consecutive seasons (both are the longest active streaks in the WHL).

Our organization has been very fortunate since moving to Cranbrook to enjoy an unparalleled amount of on ice success. With the core group of our players in the 19 and 20-year-old age groups, we expect them along with our new prospects to once again battle for contention in the very competitive Eastern Conference.

Our fans have come to expect a team that is hard working on the ice and ambassadors for Cranbrook and the entire East Kootenay region off the ice.

On behalf of the entire organization, welcome back and I hope you enjoy the game.

Jeff Chynoweth, President & Governor

A Welcome from the President

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ICE NOTES VS. CALGARYICE CHIPS: The KOOTENAY ICE enter tonight’s action with a 1-1 record (0-0 at home, 1-1 on the road, 0-1 in overtime) after two games of the EASTERN CONFERENCE QUARTER-FINAL against the CALGARY HITMEN...KOOTENAY clinched a playoff berth for the 17th consecutive season, the longest active streak in the WHL...The ICE completed the regular season with a .500 or better record for a WHL record 16th straight year.

PLAYOFF EXPERIENCE: KOOTENAY holds a career playoff record of 94-74 (50-31 at home, 44-43 on the road, 24-13 in overtime)...The ICE have played in 31 playoff series in franchise history and hold an 18-13 career record...SAM REINHART (31), JAEDON DESCHENEAU (24) and LUKE PHILP (23) lead KOOTENAY in career playoff games played...REINHART leads the ICE in career playoff scoring with 27 points (8-19-27)...DESCHENEAU is second with 24 points (12-12-24)...KOOTENAY is facing CALGARY in the post-season for the fifth time in franchise history (2-2 career playoff series record)...The last playoff meeting between the ICE and HITMEN was the 2014 EASTERN CONFERENCE QUARTER-FINAL won by KOOTENAY in six games.

EASTERN CONFERENCE QUARTER-FINAL: Game Four of the EASTERN CONFERENCE QUARTER-FINAL versus CALGARY will be played in CRANBROOK on Wednesday, April 1 at 7:00 pm...Single-game tickets are on sale at the KOOTENAY ICE OFFICE or by phone at 250-417-0322...Game Five will take place at CALGARY on Friday, April 3.

DID YOU KNOW: KOOTENAY posted a 3-4-0-0 record versus CALGARY during the 2014-15 regular season (2-2-0-0 at home, 1-2-0-0 on the road, 1-0 in overtime)...LUKE PHILP led the ICE in scoring versus the HITMEN during the regular season with 11 points (6-5-11)...LEVI CABLE (6-2-8) and TIM BOZON (2-6-8) were second with eight points...WYATT HOFLIN was named the VAUGHN HOCKEY WHL GOALTEN-DER OF THE MONTH for March on March 23...HOFLIN, who set a franchise record for games played by a goaltender in one season with 67, led all WHL netminders in minutes played during the regular season with 3,848, finishing second in the League in wins (36) and saves (1,837)...RINAT VALIEV and SAM REINHART were both named to the WHL EASTERN CONFERENCE SECOND ALL-STAR TEAM March 25...LUKE PHILP finished 15th in WHL regular season scoring with a career-high 82 points (30-52-82)...ZAK ZBOROSKY and TANNER LISHCHYNSKY both recorded their first career playoff points (both assists) March 27 at CALGARY…JAEDON DESCHENEAU scored his fifth career playoff game-winning goal March 27 versus the HITMEN…Four of the five career playoff game-winning goals scored by DESCHE-NEAU have come against CALGARY.

ONE YEAR AGO: After Game Two of the 2014 EASTERN CONFERENCE QUARTER-FINAL the ICE were 1-1, after Game Three were 1-2, and after Game Four were 2-2 against the CALGARY HITMEN.

TONIGHT’S OFFICIALS: The Referees for tonight’s game are FRASER LAWRENCE and DEREK ZALASKI...The Linesmen are MIKE ROBERTS and SCOTT SHARUN.

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HEAD TO HEAD

Team Record 1-1Past 10 Games 1-1Streak 0-1Last Game 2-3 OTL at CalgaryHome Record 0-0Away Record 1-1Goals For 6Goals Against 6PP % 2/5 - 40.0PP Home % 0/0 - 0.0PP Away % 2/5 - 40.0PK % 50.0PK Home % 0.0PK Away % 50.0Team PIM/GM 8.0/GameLeading After 1st 1-0Leading After 2nd 1-1Tied After 1st 0-1Tied After 2nd 0-0Trailing After 1st 0-0Trailing After 2nd 0-0Outshooting Opponents 0-1Outshot By Opponents 1-0

Team Record 1-1Past 10 Games 1-1Streak 1-0Last Game 3-2 OTW vs. KootenayHome Record 1-1Away Record 0-0Goals For 6Goals Against 6PP % 3/6 - 50.0PP Home % 3/6 - 50.0PP Away % 0/0 - 0.0PK % 60.0PK Home % 60.0PK Away % 0.0Team PIM/GM 7.0/GameLeading After 1st 0-0Leading After 2nd 0-0Tied After 1st 1-0Tied After 2nd 0-0Trailing After 1st 0-1Trailing After 2nd 1-1Outshooting Opponents 0-1Outshot By Opponents 1-0

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SCORING

29 Radel Fazleev 2 0 4 4 09 Pavel Karnaukhov 2 2 1 3 419 Adam Tambellini 2 1 1 2 227 Ben Thomas 2 0 2 2 02 Jake Bean 1 1 0 1 03 Kenton Helgesen 2 1 0 1 026 Connor Rankin 2 1 0 1 06 Colby Harmsworth 2 0 1 1 228 Elliott Peterson 2 0 1 1 014 Layne Bensmiller 1 0 0 0 021 Terrell Draude 1 0 0 0 28 Loch Morrison 1 0 0 0 05 Keegan Kanzig 2 0 0 0 210 Chase Lang 2 0 0 0 032 Travis Sanheim 2 0 0 0 023 Taylor Sanheim 2 0 0 0 017 Jordy Stallard 2 0 0 0 024 Carsen Twarynski 2 0 0 0 218 Jake Virtanen 2 0 0 0 04 Micheal Zipp 2 0 0 0 0

GP G A PTS PIM

31 Mack Shields 1 37 0 0 19 0.00 1.0001 Brendan Burke 2 99 6 0 43 3.63 .878

GP MIN GA SO Svs AVE PCT

Calgary Hitmen Playoff Scoring

as of March 31, 2015

Kootenay ICE Playoff Scoring

14 Jaedon Descheneau 2 2 1 3 012 Luke Philp 2 2 1 3 23 Tanner Lishchynsky 2 0 2 2 611 Jon Martin 2 0 2 2 015 Austin Vetterl 2 0 2 2 27 Tyler King 2 1 0 1 023 Sam Reinhart 2 1 0 1 021 Matt Alfaro 2 0 1 1 226 Levi Cable 2 0 1 1 024 Rinat Valiev 2 0 1 1 022 Zak Zborosky 2 0 1 1 05 Bryan Allbee 2 0 0 0 020 Tim Bozon 2 0 0 0 08 Ryan Chynoweth 2 0 0 0 24 Cale Fleury 2 0 0 0 028 Lenny Hackman 2 0 0 0 018 Vince Loschiavo 2 0 0 0 22 Troy Murray 2 0 0 0 0

GP G A PTS PIM

GP MIN GA SO Svs AVE PCT30 Wyatt Hoflin 2 137 6 0 59 2.64 .908

as of March 31, 2015

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Referees: Fraser Lawrence, Derek Zalaski Linesmen: Mike Roberts, Scott Sharun

MP. SH. GA. SA.

G A PTS PIM

MP. SH. GA. SA.

G A PTS PIM

29 Keelan Williams (96)30 Wyatt Hoflin (95)

2 Troy Murray (97)3 Tanner Lishchynsky (95)4 Cale Fleury (98)5 Bryan Allbee (97)6 Dylan Overdyk (97)7 Tyler King (95)8 Ryan Chynoweth (95)11 Jon Martin (95)12 Luke Philp (95)14 Jaedon Descheneau (95)15 Austin Vetterl (94)17 Austin Wellsby (97)18 Vince Loschiavo (98)20 Tim Bozon (94)21 Matt Alfaro (96)22 Zak Zborosky (96)23 Sam Reinhart (95)24 Rinat Valiev (95)25 River Beattie (97)26 Levi Cable (94)27 Tanner Faith (95)28 Lenny Hackman (95)

General Manager: Jeff ChynowethHead Coach: Ryan McGillAssistant Coach: Jay HendersonAthletic Therapist: Cory Cameron

The KOOTENAY ICE enter tonight’s action with a 1-1 record (0-0 at home, 1-1 on the road, 0-1 in overtime) after two games of the EASTERN CONFERENCE QUARTER-FINAL.

The CALGARY HITMEN enter tonight’s action with a 1-1 record (1-1 at home, 0-0 on the road, 1-0 in overtime) after two games of the EASTERN CONFERENCE QUARTER-FINAL.

1 Brendan Burke (95)31 Mack Shields (95)33 Kyle Dumba (AP) (98)

2 Jake Bean (98)3 Kenton Helgesen (94)4 Micheal Zipp (96)5 Keegan Kanzig (95)6 Colby Harmsworth (95)8 Loch Morrison (97)9 Pavel Karnaukhov (97)10 Chase Lang (96)11 Beck Malenstyn (98)14 Layne Bensmiller (97)17 Jordy Stallard (97)18 Jake Virtanen (96)19 Adam Tambellini (94)21 Terrell Draude (97)23 Taylor Sanheim (96)24 Carsen Twarynski (97)25 Aaron Hyman (AP) (98)26 Connor Rankin (94)27 Ben Thomas (96)28 Elliott Peterson (95)29 Radel Fazleev (96)32 Travis Sanheim (96)

General Manager: Mike MooreHead Coach: Mark FrenchAss’t GM / Assoc. Coach: Brent KisioAssistant Coach: Joel Otto Athletic Therapist: Will McMillan Equipment Manager: Jason Monnery

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POINTS GP PTS1 - Brandon Magee Victoria Royals 2 62 - John Quenneville Brandon Wheat Kings 2 53 - Carson Stadnyk Everett Silvertips 2 44 - Tim McGauley Brandon Wheat Kings 2 45 - Radel Fazleev Calgary Hitmen 2 46 - Brad Morrison Prince George Cougars 2 47 - Tate Olson Prince George Cougars 2 38 - Jayce Hawryluk Brandon Wheat Kings 3 39 - Rourke Chartier Kelowna Rockets 2 310 - Greg Chase Victoria Royals 2 311 - J. Descheneau Kootenay ICE 2 312 - Leon Draisaitl Kelowna Rockets 2 313 - Adam Helewka Spokane Chiefs 2 314 - Pavel Karnaukhov Calgary Hitmen 2 315 - Ivan Nikolishin Everett Silvertips 2 316 - Pavel Padakin Regina Pats 2 317 - Luke Philp Kootenay ICE 2 318 - Brett Pollock Edmonton Oil Kings 3 319 - Braden Christoffer Regina Pats 2 320 - Trevor Cox Medicine Hat Tigers 2 321 - Nick Merkley Kelowna Rockets 2 322 - Nicolas Petan Portland Winterhawks 2 323 - Tyler Soy Victoria Royals 2 324 - Jack Walker Victoria Royals 2 325 - Rihards Bukarts Brandon Wheat KIngs 3 3

GOALS GP G1 - Brandon Magee Victoria Royals 2 52 - Tate Olson Prince George Cougars 2 33 - Carson Stadnyk Everett Silvertips 2 34 - Jayce Hawryluk Brandon Wheat Kings 3 35 - several tied with 2

ASSISTS GP A1 - Radel Fazleev Calgary Hitmen 2 42 - Brad Morrison Prince George Cougars 2 43 - Alex Forsberg Victoria Royals 2 34 - Coda Gordon Swift Current Broncos 2 35 - Joe Hicketts Victoria Royals 2 3

POWER-PLAY GOALS PPG1 - Tate Olson Prince George Cougars 32 - Pavel Karnaukhov Calgary Hitmen 23 - Ivan Nikolishin Everett Silvertips 24 - several tied with 1

SHORT-HANDED GOALS SHG1 - Rourke Chartier Kelowna Rockets 12 - J. Descheneau Kootenay ICE 13 - Nick Merkley Kelowna Rockets 1

GAME-WINNING GOALS GWG1 - Brandon Magee Victoria Royals 22 - several tied with 1

PENALTY MINUTES PIM1 - Brayden Low Everett Silvertips 112 - Jake DeBrusk Swift Current Broncos 103 - Markson Bechtold Spokane Chiefs 94 - Jake Mykitiuk Everett Silvertips 95 - four tied with 7

PLUS / MINUS +/-1 - Chaz Reddekopp Victoria Royals +62 - Braylon Shmyr Brandon Wheat Kings +63 - several tied with +5

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE GP GAA1 - Jackson Whistle Kelowna Rockets 2 0.002 - Marek Langhamer Medicine Hat Tigers 2 0.463 - Rylan Toth Red Deer Rebels 2 1.404 - Daniel Wapple Regina Pats 2 2.005 - Taran Kozun Seattle Thunderbirds 2 2.00

SAVE PERCENTAGE GP SV%1 - Jackson Whistle Kelowna Rockets 2 1.0002 - Marek Langhamer Medicine Hat Tigers 2 .9833 - Rylan Toth Red Deer Rebels 2 .957 4 - Taran Kozun Seattle Thunderbirds 2 .9465 - Daniel Wapple Regina Pats 2 .941

SHUTOUTS SO1 - Jackson Whistle Kelowna Rockets 22 - Marek Langhamer Medicine Hat Tigers 13 - Adin Hill Portland Winterhawks 1

LEAGUE LEADERS

as of March 31, 2015

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TONIGHT’S OPPONENTLAST MEETING: The Calgary Hitmen and Kootenay ICE meet in Game Three of the Eastern Conference Quarter-Final tonight at Western Financial Place with the series tied at a game apiece. Calgary needed overtime to knock off the ICE Sunday at Scotiabank Saddledome, getting a winner from forward Adam Tambellini at 16:36 of the extra frame. Hitmen forward Pavel Karnaukhov scored a pair of power-play goals, opening the scoring nine minutes into the second period. Kootenay replied with a pair of late goals in the middle frame, first on a power-play deflection from Sam Reinhart before Jaedon Descheneau put the visitors ahead 2-1 with 24 seconds left in the period. Mack Shields stopped all 19 shots he faced for Calgary, coming on in relief of starting netminder Brendan Burke at the start of the third period. Wyatt Hoflin made 30 saves for the ICE.

2015 EASTERN CONFERENCE QUARTER-FINAL:Friday, March 27: Kootenay 4 at Calgary 3Sunday, March 29: Kootenay 2 at Calgary 3 (OT) Tuesday, March 31: Calgary at KootenayWednesday, April 1: Calgary at KootenayFriday, April 3: Kootenay at CalgarySaturday, April 4: Calgary at Kootenay* Monday, April 6: Kootenay at Calgary** - if necessary STATISTICAL LEADERS: Goals (2), Power-Play Goals (2), Penalty Minutes (4) – Pavel KarnaukhovAssists (4), Points (4) – Radel Fazleev

WHL STANDINGSEASTERN CONFERENCE QUARTER FINALS

CALGARY vs. KOOTENAY BRANDON vs. EDMONTONSeries tied 1-1 Brandon leads the series 2-1March 27: Kootenay 4 at Calgary 3 March 26: Edmonton 4 at Brandon 1March 29: Kootenay 2 at Calgary 3 (OT) March 27: Edmonton 1 at Brandon 8March 31: Calgary at Kootenay March 29: Brandon 3 at Edmonton 2April 1: Calgary at Kootenay March 31: Brandon at EdmontonApril 3: Kootenay at Calgary April 1: Brandon at EdmontonApril 4: Calgary at Kootenay* April 7: Edmonton at Brandon*April 6: Kootenay at Calgary* April 8: Edmonton at Brandon*

MEDICINE HAT vs. RED DEER REGINA vs. SWIFT CURRENTMedicine Hat leads the series 2-0 Regina leads the series 2-0March 28: Red Deer 1 at Medicine Hat 2 March 27: Swift Current 2 at Regina 4March 29: Red Deer 0 at Medicine Hat 1 (OT March 28: Swift Current 2 at Regina 3April 1: Medicine Hat at Red Deer March 31: Regina at Swift CurrentApril 2: Medicine Hat at Red Deer April 1: Regina at Swift CurrentApril 4: Red Deer at Medicine Hat* April 3: Swift Current at Regina*April 5: Medicine Hat at Red Deer* April 4: Regina at Swift Current*April 7: Red Deer at Medicine Hat* April 7: Swift Current at Regina*

* if necessary

WESTERN CONFERENCE QUARTER FINALS

KELOWNA vs. TRI-CITY EVERETT vs. SPOKANE Kelowna leads the series 2-0 Series tied 1-1

PORTLAND vs. SEATTLE VICTORIA vs. PRINCE GEORGE Series tied 1-1 Victoria leads the series 2-0

As of March 31, 2015

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NHL DRAFTED ICE PLAYERS1997 53. Graham Belak – Colorado Avalanche 114. David Darguzas – Vancouver Canucks 166. Kris Knoblauch – New York Islanders 246. Jay Henderson – Boston Bruins

1999 23. Steve McCarthy – Chicago Blackhawks 89. Kyle Wanvig – Boston Bruins

2000 46. Jarret Stoll – Calgary Flames

2001 10. Dan Blackburn – New York Rangers 227. Marek Svatos – Colorado Avalanche

2002 36. Jarret Stoll – Edmonton Oilers 162. Gerard Dicaire – Tampa Bay Lightning 224. Adam Taylor – Carolina Hurricanes

2003 149. Nigel Dawes – New York Rangers

2004 89. Jeff Glass – Ottawa Senators 279. Adam Cracknell – Calgary Flames

2005 140. Taylor Dakers – San Jose Sharks 179. Brett Sutter – Calgary Flames 211. Ryan Russell – New York Rangers

2006 49. Ben Maxwell – Montreal Canadiens

2007 70. John Negrin – Calgary Flames 207. Ryan Molle – New Jersey Devils

2009 66. Brayden McNabb – Buffalo Sabres

2010 64. Max Reinhart – Calgary Flames 73. Joey Leach – Calgary Flames 166. Drew Czerwonka – Edmonton Oilers

2011 167. Nathan Lieuwen - Buffalo Sabres

2013 170. Mackenzie Skapski - New York Rangers

2014 2. Sam Reinhart - Buffalo Sabres 68. Rinat Valiev - Toronto Maple Leafs 124. Jaedon Descheneau - St. Louis Blues 139. Tanner Faith - Minnesota Wild

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ICE CORPORATE PARTNERSAnywear Garment Co.Ashley Furniture Home StoreB.A. BlacktopScotiabankBDO Canada LLPBMO Nesbitt BurnsBooster JuiceBighorn HelicoptersBoston PizzaCaldwell Agencies Ltd.SafewayCanadian 2 for 1 PizzaCanforCanadian TireCapitol Tire/Toyo TireCapri InsuranceCity GlassCity of CranbrookCollege of the RockiesColumbia Basin TrustColumbia TheatreCranbrook Building Centre Ltd.Cranbrook Chiropractic & Wellness CentreCranbrook Daily TownsmanDairy QueenCranbrook Friendship SocietyCranbrook Vision CareCranbrook Water ConditioningCrystal GlassDacota FreightDenham Ford BC Ltd.Dixon’s Service CentreEast Side Mario’sFas Gas PlusFitness Inc.Fortis BCGreat Canadian Liquor WarehouseHaddad Financial Services Inc.Heritage InnInland KenworthInvestor’s GroupJewels on NinthJim Pattison Broadcast GroupMcDonald’sKoocanusa PublicationsKootenay Savings Credit UnionEast Kootenay Community Credit UnionLeavitt MachineryMr. Mikes SteakhouseCasualMister TireMitech Business SystemsMitech CommunicationsNelson Engineering Inc.OK TirePacific Coastal AirlinesKootenay Christian AcademyPeak Security ServicesPharmasavePita WrapbitPrestige Hotels & ResortsProteck Hazardous Materials ManagementQuiznos SubRBC Dominion SecuritiesRella, Paolini & RogersRobert Paulson General Contractor Ltd.Rockies Law CorporationRocky Mountain Diesel

MainRoad / Salvador Ready MixSelkirk BeveragesSelkirk Signs Skookumchuck Pulp Inc.Southeast DisposalSt. Eugene Golf Resort & CasinoSteeples Construction Ltd.Wildstone Golf CourseTamarack Shopping CentreTeck Coal Ltd.Tim HortonsVictoria Ave. Pet & Car WashA&WArby’sWestern Financial GroupBMODenny’sAll Weather WindowsInsurance Brokers AssociationKal TireSuperior PropaneRyobi ToolsSandman HotelsShawStagg ChiliRE/MAXTravelodge

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MEET THE ICE #2 TROY MURRAY Defense 6’1” 188 lbs Born: September 12, 1997 Hometown: White City, SK Shoots: Left Acquired: 2012 WHL Bantam Draft 2013-14 Club: Kootenay ICE GP G A PTS PIM 66 0 12 12 10

#3 TANNER LISHCHYNSKY Defense 6’1” 185 lbs Born: January 5, 1995 Hometown: Saskatoon, SK Shoots: Left Acquired: Listed player (Dec. 2014) 2013-14 Club: Yorkton (SJHL) GP G A PTS PIM 20 0 11 11 22

#4 CALE FLEURY Defense 6’ 173 lbs Born: November 19, 1998 Hometown: Calgary, AB Shoots: Right Acquired: 2013 WHL Bantam Draft 2013-14 Club: Notre Dame Hounds (SMHL) GP G A PTS PIM 44 7 22 29 32

#5 BRYAN ALLBEE Defense 6’ 180 lbs Born: July 11, 1997 Hometown: Prince George, BC Shoots: Left Acquired: Listed player (Dec. 2012) 2013-14 Club: Cariboo (BCMML) GP G A PTS PIM 39 16 21 37 85

#6 DYLAN OVERDYK Defense 6’3” 197 lbs Born: August 3, 1997 Hometown: St. Albert, AB Shoots: Right Acquired: 2012 WHL Bantam Draft 2013-14 Club: Edm. MLAC (AMHL) GP G A PTS PIM 29 0 0 0 10

#7 TYLER KING Defense 6’ 195 lbs Born: February 18, 1995 Hometown: Pilot Butte, SK Shoots: Left Acquired: Trade with SPO (Dec. 2013) 2013-14 Club: Spokane / Kootenay GP G A PTS PIM 69 2 18 20 42

#8 RYAN CHYNOWETH Forward 6’1” 187 lbs Born: April 8, 1995 Hometown: Cranbrook, BC Shoots: Left Acquired: Trade with TRI (Sep. 2013) 2013-14 Club: Tri-City / Kootenay GP G A PTS PIM 45 4 6 10 73

#11 JON MARTIN Forward 6’2” 210 lbs Born: August 23, 1995 Hometown: Winnipeg, MB Shoots: Right Acquired: 2010 WHL Bantam Draft 2013-14 Club: Kootenay ICE GP G A PTS PIM 63 10 8 18 105

#12 LUKE PHILP Forward 5’10” 180 lbs Born: November 6, 1995 Hometown: Canmore, AB Shoots: Right Acquired: 2010 WHL Bantam Draft 2013-14 Club: Kootenay ICE GP G A PTS PIM 71 31 46 77 31

#14 JAEDON DESCHENEAU Forward 5’9” 192 lbs Born: February 22, 1995 Hometown: Edmonton, AB Shoots: Right Acquired: 2010 WHL Bantam Draft NHL Draft: St. Louis (5th Round 2014) 2013-14 Club: Kootenay ICE GP G A PTS PIM 70 44 54 98 54

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MEET THE ICE #15 AUSTIN VETTERL Forward 5’11” 182 lbs Born: February 2, 1994 Hometown: Surrey, BC Shoots: Right Acquired: Trade with VAN (Nov. 2012) 2013-14 Club: Kootenay ICE GP G A PTS PIM 72 12 20 32 47

#17 AUSTIN WELLSBY Forward 6’3” 179 lbs Born: June 30, 1997 Hometown: Chilliwack, BC Shoots: Right Acquired: 2012 WHL Bantam Draft 2013-14 Club: Fraser Valley (BCMML) GP G A PTS PIM 38 19 30 49 18

#18 VINCE LOSCHIAVO Forward 6’1” 173 lbs Born: March 21, 1998 Hometown: Winnipeg, MB Shoots: Right Acquired: 2013 WHL Bantam Draft 2013-14 Club: WPG Thrashers (MMHL) GP G A PTS PIM 22 10 9 19 14

#20 TIM BOZON Forward 6’1” 199 lbs Born: March 24, 1994 Hometown: Valbonne, France Shoots: Left Acquired: Trade with KAM (Oct. 2013) NHL Draft: Montreal (3rd Round 2012) 2013-14 Club: Kamloops / Kootenay GP G A PTS PIM 63 33 36 69 47

#21 MATT ALFARO Forward 6’2” 184 lbs Born: August 6, 1996 Hometown: Calgary, AB Shoots: Left Acquired: Listed player (Mar. 2012) 2013-14 Club: Kootenay ICE GP G A PTS PIM 65 2 12 14 16

#22 ZAK ZBOROSKY Forward 6’ 175 lbs Born: October 15, 1996 Hometown: Regina, SK Shoots: Right Acquired: 2011 WHL Bantam Draft 2013-14 Club: Kootenay ICE GP G A PTS PIM 66 8 13 21 10

#23 SAM REINHART Forward 6’1” 190 lbs Born: November 6, 1995 Hometown: Vancouver, BC Shoots: Right Acquired: 2010 WHL Bantam Draft NHL Draft: Buffalo (1st round 2014) 2013-14 Club: Kootenay ICE GP G A PTS PIM 60 36 69 105 11

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MEET THE ICE #24 RINAT VALIEV Defense 6’2” 208 lbs Born: May 11, 1995 Hometown: Nizhnekamsk, Russia Shoots: Left Acquired: 2013 CHL Import Draft NHL Draft: Toronto (3rd round 2014) 2013-14 Club: Kootenay ICE GP G A PTS PIM 55 5 23 28 68

#25 RIVER BEATTIE Forward 6’ 174 lbs Born: October 31, 1997 Hometown: Sherwood Park, AB Shoots: Right Acquired: 2012 WHL Bantam Draft 2013-14 Club: Lloydminster (AJHL) GP G A PTS PIM 36 2 2 4 37

#26 LEVI CABLE Forward 5’11” 185 lbs Born: August 31, 1994 Hometown: Hudson Bay, SK Shoots: Left Acquired: Listed player (Nov. 2009) 2013-14 Club: Kootenay ICE GP G A PTS PIM 70 10 22 32 13

#27 TANNER FAITH Defense 6’3” 215 lbs Born: October 5, 1995 Hometown: Wilcox, SK Shoots: Left Acquired: 2010 WHL Bantam Draft NHL Draft: Minnesota (5th Round 2014) 2013-14 Club: Kootenay ICE GP G A PTS PIM 10 0 1 1 9

#28 LENNY HACKMAN Defense 5’9” 185 lbs Born: January 30, 1995 Hometown: Airdrie, AB Shoots: Left Acquired: Trade with LET (Jan. 2015) 2013-14 Club: Lethbridge Hurricanes GP G A PTS PIM 72 2 8 10 6

#29 KEELAN WILLIAMS Goaltender 6’2” 180 lbs Born: June 22, 1996 Hometown: Calgary, AB Catches: Left Acquired: Listed player (Sep. 2013) 2013-14 Club: Okotoks (AJHL) GP MIN SO GAA SV% 14 779 2 2.39 .904

#30 WYATT HOFLIN Goaltender 6’1” 178 lbs Born: January 31, 1995 Hometown: Spruce Grove, AB Catches: Left Acquired: 2010 WHL Bantam Draft 2013-14 Club: Kootenay ICE GP MIN SO GAA SV% 27 1,294 0 2.92 .904

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GAMES PLAYED1 - Colin Sinclair 722 - Dale Mahovsky 593 - Jarret Stoll 57T4 - Cole Fischer 54T4 - Richard Hamula 54

POINTS1 - Jarret Stoll 502 - Duncan Milroy 46T3 - Zdenek Blatny 45T3 - Nigel Dawes 455 - Colin Sinclair 38

GAME-WINNING GOALS1 - Zdenek Blatny 7T2 - Nigel Dawes 5T2 - Jaedon Descheneau* 5T2 - Matt Fraser 55 - several tied with 4

GAMES PLAYED1 - Dan Blackburn 322 - Jeff Glass 293 - Nathan Lieuwen 264 - B.J. Boxma 225 - Mackenzie Skapski 15

SAVES1 - Dan Blackburn 9752 - Jeff Glass 7963 - Nathan Lieuwen 6774 - B.J. Boxma 5035 - Taylor Dakers 416

SHUTOUTST1 - Dan Blackburn 3T1 - Nathan Lieuwen 33 - B.J. Boxma 2T4 - Taylor Dakers 1T4 - Todd Mathews 1

* - denotes active player ** - minimum 200 minutes played

ICE CAREER PLAYOFF LEADERS

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GOALS1 - Duncan Milroy 22T2 - Nigel Dawes 19T2 - Matt Fraser 19T2 - Max Reinhart 19T2 - Marek Svatos 19

POWER-PLAY GOALS1 - Jason Jaffray 92 - Nigel Dawes 83 - Steve DaSilva 7T4 - Zdenek Blatny 6T4 - Dale Mahovsky 6T4 - Duncan Milroy 6

PENALTY MINUTES1 - Colin Sinclair 119T2 - Dean Arsene 99T2 - Graham Belak 994 - Brennan Evans 875 - Jarret Stoll 79

MINUTES PLAYED1 - Dan Blackburn 1,9792 - Jeff Glass 1,9093 - Nathan Lieuwen 1,5424 - B.J. Boxma 1,3535 - Taylor Dakers 807

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE**1 - Dan Blackburn 2.002 - B.J. Boxma 2.223 - Jeff Glass 2.394 - Nathan Lieuwen 2.415 - Kris Lazaruk 2.61

ASSISTS1 - Brayden McNabb 342 - Jarret Stoll 323 - Colin Sinclair 284 - Zdenek Blatny 275 - Nigel Dawes 26

SHORT-HANDED GOALST1 - Joe Antilla 2T1 - Levi Cable* 2T1 - Martin Sagat 2

WINS1 - Dan Blackburn 232 - B.J. Boxma 163 - Nathan Lieuwen 164 - Jeff Glass 14T5 - Taylor Dakers 5T5 - Wyatt Hoflin* 5T5 - Kris Lazaruk 5

SAVE PERCENTAGE**1 - Dan Blackburn .9372 - Kris Lazaruk .9213 - Nathan Lieuwen .9164 - Jeff Glass .913T5 - B.J. Boxma .910T5 - Taylor Dakers .910

PLAYOFF GOALTENDING LEADERS

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LEAGUE DIRECTORYWestern Conference

EVERETT SILVERTIPSGeneral Manager: Garry Davidson Head Coach: Kevin Constantine2013-2014 Record: 39-23-7-3 (5th Place) Arena: Xfinity Arena (8,149)

KAMLOOPS BLAZERSGeneral Manager: Craig BonnerHead Coach: Don Hay2013-2014 Record: 14-53-2-3 (10th Place) Arena: Interior Savings Centre (5,464)

KELOWNA ROCKETSGeneral Manager: Bruce HamiltonHead Coach: Dan Lambert2013-2014 Record: 57-11-0-4 (1st Place) Arena: Prospera Place (6,007) PORTLAND WINTERHAWKSGeneral Manager / Head Coach: Jamie Kompon2013-2014 Record: 54-13-2-3 (2nd Place) Arena: M.C. (9,852); Moda Center (10,947)

PRINCE GEORGE COUGARSGeneral Manager: Todd HarkinsHead Coach: Mark Holick2013-2014 Record: 27-37-3-5 (9th Place) Arena: CN Centre (5,971) SEATTLE THUNDERBIRDSGeneral Manager: Russ FarwellHead Coach: Steve Konowalchuk2013-2014 Record: 41-25-2-4 (4th Place) Arena: ShoWare Center (6,025)

SPOKANE CHIEFSGeneral Manager: Tim Speltz Head Coach: Don Nachbaur 2013-2014 Record: 40-26-3-3 (6th Place) Arena: Spokane Veterans Memorial (10,366)

TRI-CITY AMERICANSGeneral Manager: Bob ToryHead Coach: Jim Hiller2013-2014 Record: 29-33-4-6 (8th Place) Arena: Toyota Center (5,734)

VANCOUVER GIANTSGeneral Manager: Scott Bonner Head Coach: Claude Noel2013-2014 Record: 32-29-7-4 (7th Place) Arena: Pacific Coliseum (16,150)

VICTORIA ROYALSGeneral Manager: Cam HopeHead Coach: Dave Lowry2013-2014 Record: 48-20-1-3 (3rd Place) Arena: Save-On Foods Memorial Centre (7,006)

Eastern ConferenceBRANDON WHEAT KINGSGeneral Manager / Head Coach: Kelly McCrimmon2013-2014 Record: 34-29-6-3 (7th Place) Arena: Westman Comm. Group Place (5,002)

CALGARY HITMENGeneral Manager: Mike Moore Head Coach: Mark French2013-2014 Record: 48-17-3-4 (3rd Place) Arena: Scotiabank Saddledome (19,289)

EDMONTON OIL KINGSGeneral Manager: Randy HanschHead Coach: Steve Hamilton2013-2014 Record: 50-19-2-1 (1st Place) Arena: Rexall Place (6,782 lower / 16,839)

KOOTENAY ICEGeneral Manager: Jeff ChynowethHead Coach: Ryan McGill2013-2014 Record: 39-28-22-3 (6th Place) Arena: Western Financial Place (4,264)

LETHBRIDGE HURRICANESGeneral Manager / Head Coach: Peter Anholt2013-2014 Record: 12-55-2-3 (12th Place) Arena: ENMAX Centre (4,980)

MEDICINE HAT TIGERSGeneral Manager / Head Coach: Shaun Clouston2013-2014 Record: 44-24-3-1 (4th Place) Arena: Medicine Hat Arena (4,006)

MOOSE JAW WARRIORSGeneral Manager: Alan MillarHead Coach: Tim Hunter2013-2014 Record: 21-42-3-6 (10th Place) Arena: Mosaic Place (4,414)

PRINCE ALBERT RAIDERSGeneral Manager: Bruno CampeseHead Coach: Marc Habscheid2013-2014 Record: 35-32-3-2 (8th Place) Arena: Art Hauser Centre (2,580)

RED DEER REBELSGeneral Manager / Head Coach: Brent Sutter2013-2014 Record: 35-32-1-4 (9th Place) Arena: ENMAX Centrium (6,000)

REGINA PATSGeneral Manager / Head Coach: John Paddock2013-2014 Record: 39-26-4-3 (2nd Place) Arena: Brandt Centre (6,200)

SASKATOON BLADESGeneral Manager / Head Coach: Bob Woods2013-2014 Record: 16-51-2-3 (11th Place)Arena: SaskTel Centre (15,195)

SWIFT CURRENT BRONCOSGeneral Manager / Head Coach: Mark Lamb 2013-2014 Record: 38-25-3-6 (5th Place) Arena: Credit Union i-Plex (2,879)