ANOTHER PATS BEATING: REGINA 12 P.A. 2
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Regina, SK – The Regina Pats returned from their west coast road trip to rout the Prince Albert Raiders 12-2 in the Brandt Centre Saturday night.
Regina scored twice within the first 4:08 of the game as Adam Brooks and Dawson Leedahl got the Pats on the board. Rykr Cole added another at the 12:38 mark of the frame. Simon Stransky cut into the Pats’ lead with his 11th goal of the season, snapping a shot off of an offensive zone faceoff past Tyler Brown. With 1.3 seconds left in the opening period, Sergey Zborovskiy scored to make it a 4-1 game after 20 minutes.
The Pats added four more goals in the second period. Riley Woods, Nick Henry, Connor Hobbs and Zborovskiy all found the back of the net to put the Pats up 8-1 heading into the third.
In the final frame, Brooks and Austin Wagner each scored in the first 1:23 of the period. Austin Glover took advantage of a Pats’ turnover at the 2:50 mark, beating Brown on the power play. Less than 30 seconds later, Wagner responded with his second of the game. Rykr Cole rounded out the scoring with 18 seconds left to give Regina the 12-2 win.
Nicholas Sanders got the start in the game, but was pulled after allowing three goals in the first period. Ian Scott took over, making 20 stops before being relieved on the first goal of the third period. Sanders retook the net to finish the game with 15 saves. Brown stopped 14 shots in the Pats win.
Quick Hits
– Sergey Zborovskiy had a career night in points with seven and leads the WHL in plus/minus at +37.
– Adam Brooks five point night extended his point streak to 18 games (11G, 32A).
– The Pats improved to 10-0-3-0 on home ice on the season.
– Regina outshot P.A. 47-16.
– The attendance was 5749.
What’s Next?
The Pats hit the road Sunday for the first meeting of the season with the Swift Current Broncos. Puck drop is at 4 p.m. on 620 CKRM. Next game at the Brandt Centre is Friday December 9th at 7 p.m. against Swift Current. Tickets are available at reginapats.com or at the Brandt Centre Box Office.
(With files from RaiderHockey.com, ReginaPats.com)
Sad! No one likes to see a team of young men being humiliated.
Raiders have 3 16 yr olds amd 6 17 yr olds on the team…relish this while you can it won't always be this way!
Lost respect for Raiders tonight after they were continually "head hunting" after getting down on the scoreboard. The potential to end a players career with cheap head shots like Johnson on Harris has no place in hockey. Hopefully the League takes the appropriate steps against him and the Raiders.
continually head hunting? A guy goes to make a check misses and contacts his head unintentionally…whiners
I guess they should have called the game midway through the second period. PA will get better, all teams have up and down years.
It's a fine line. It's also humiliating to have a team play keep away and take no shots on net. Looks like every shot was going in. Goalies should have stopped more.
… poster #2….it's always going to be that way in PA….it is every year.
… the Pats have 2−16 year olds and 6-17 year olds…don't hold your breath…
… it all starts at the top
Amazing what one third of one season in the last thirty years does to people. After this season maybe that Pats can play the winners of the Stanley Cup! Dopes
Prince Albert's goaltending I thought was very poor. The Pat's easily could have scored 15 with all the chances they had.
MY FIRST GAME OF THE YEAR… KIND OF A BLOWOUT. THE PATS REALLY OUT WORKED THEM ALONG THE BOARDS, AND SEEMED TO COME UP WAY MORE PUCKS THAN YOU WOULD HAVE THOUGHT THEY DESERVED. AT LEAST THERE WAS A COUPLE FIGHTS TO KEEP THINGS INTERESTING.
SERIOUSLY THOUGH… AFTER 10+ MAYBE A QUICK TOOT OF THE GOAL HORN IS ENOUGH… IS REPEATED BLASTING TO CELEBRATE THE DOZEN REALLY NECESSARY?