CHL Roundup: Ottawa Hands it to Oshawa, Kelowna and Medicine Hat Do the Same
CHL-Roundup: After a Very Busy Friday Night, There Were Some Upsets and Some Pure Games of Domination. So How Did All Three Leagues Fair Last Night? Check Below For All the Details!
For all of you Junior Hockey enthusiasts, grab your pads and pens, cause we’re bringing you the latest CHL-Roundup. Friday was a busy night around the CHL with a total of 28 games stretched across the three leagues, full scoreboard below.
OHL:
Kingston (3) vs. Mississauga (1)
Niagara (3) vs. Hamilton (2)
Sudbury (4) vs. Barrie (2)
Sault Ste. Marie (6) vs. Kitchener (1)
Saginaw (3) vs. Guelph (2)
Ottawa (7) vs. Oshawa (0)
Erie (4) vs. London (1) [via ontariohockeyleague.com]
WHL:
Lethbridge (3) vs. Calgary (4)
Victoria (2) vs. Kamloops (6)
Red Deer (4) vs. Kootenay (1)
Brandon (1) vs. Prince Albert (3)
Vancouver (1) vs. Kelowna (8)
Edmonton (3) vs. Medicine Hat (9)
Moose Jaw (0) vs. Regina (5)
Everett (2) vs. Seattle (3)
Swift Current (5) vs. Saskatoon (3)
Portland (4) vs. Spokane (2)
Prince George (6) vs. Tri-City (1) [via whl.ca]
QMJHL:
Halifax (1) vs. Acadie-Bathurst (3)
Moncton (4) vs. Cape Breton (9)
Quebec (1) vs. Victoriaville (4)
Sherbrooke (1) vs. Drummondville (2)
Charlottetown (1) vs. Saint John (5)
Chicoutimi (1) vs. Blainville-Boisbriand (3)
Shawinigan (0) vs. Gatineau (2)
Rouyn-Noranda (6) vs. Val-d’Or (2)
Baie-Comeau (2) vs. Rimouski (4) [via theqmjhl.ca]
The 67’s Held Nothing Back Against A Very Talented Generals Team.
With Oshawa sitting third place in the Eastern Conference and Ottawa sitting sixth you would assume the powerful Generals would have handed it to Ottawa. Well, the shoe appeared on the other foot when the 67’s won the game by a whopping score of 7-0. Scoring was lead by Artur Tyanulin who had himself a four-point night and Mathieu Foget who had himself a five point night. [via ontariohockeyleague.com]
Kelowna Showed Vancouver Why They Are in The Playoffs and Why the Giants Are Not.
Kelowna being in the playoffs is no surprise, they have a tremendously talented team and a very solid goalie. Vancouver, on the other hand, is sitting well outside the playoff picture and Kelowna showed us why when they handed the Giants an 8-1 loss. Scoring was carried by James Hilsendager who had three points, Dillon Dube who had three points and Calvin Thurkauf who also had three points for the Rockets. [via whl.ca]
2nd Place Medicine Hat took it to the 10th Place Edmonton Oil Kings.
Upsets are great in hockey, and when they’re so close to the playoffs make them that much better. However, that didn’t happen last night when Medicine Hat absolutely thrashed Edmonton by a score of 9-3. Scoring for the Hat’s was lead by Matt Bradley with a three-goal game as well as Zach Fischer, Steven Owre had a three assist night as well as Mason Shaw, and then both David Quennville and Chad Butcher each had one goal and two assists. [via whl.ca]
Saint John Showed Charlottetown Exactly Why They Are Ranked Number One in the CHL.
The QMJHL has just one conference that means there are 18 teams fighting it out for playoff positions and with Saint John sitting number one in the league and the entire CHL they showed fourth place Charlottetown exactly why they are where they are. The Sea Dogs handed the Islanders a 5-1 loss with scoring being carried by Mathieu Joseph who had a three-point night. [via theqmjhl.ca]
Next: NHL Daily: Josh Bailey, Mark Stone, Boston Bruins
CHL Top 10 Rankings:
1 – Saint John Sea Dogs (44-13-5-1)
2 – Erie Otters (45-14-2-1)
3 – Regina Pats (45-12-7-1)
4 – London Knights (41-13-3-4)
5 – Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (43-15-3-1)
6 – Charlottetown Islanders (43-16-3-0)
7 – Medicine Hat Tigers (47-19-1-0)
8 – Owen Sound Attack (42-15-2-2)
9 – Rouyn-Noranda Huskies (40-15-2-5)
10 – Moose Jaw Warriors (41-17-7-1) [via chl.ca]