DUB ROUND-UP: PATS CROWNED 6-1 BY OIL KINGS

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Regina, Sask. – The Edmonton Oil Kings defeated the Regina Pats 6-1 on Wednesday inside the Brandt Centre.

The Oil Kings got goals from six different players and points from 11 different players, as Gavin Hodnett tallied two assists for Edmonton’s only multi-point game. They scored two in the first and four in the second period, snapping their three game losing-streak.

Regina’s only goal came from Tanner Howe. Wednesday’s game marked the final home game in the month of November as the Pats begin a five game road swing on Friday in Swift Current.

“It’s an unacceptable performance from our group in all aspects of the game,” said Pats assistant coach Evan McFeeters. “Our special teams weren’t good enough, our five-on-five play and the details were nowhere to be seen. Our second efforts were hard to come by tonight. We got punched in the gut and deservedly so. I don’t know if we will be flushing this one. We will be utilizing it as a teaching moment for our club and make sure there is maturity coming out of this game tonight. We will rectify it so it doesn’t happen again.”

(ReginaPats.com)

 

 

ELSEWHERE IN THE DUB:

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. – Jaden Lipinski’s hat trick helped the Vancouver Giants upset the Prince George Cougars 5-0 in the Western Hockey League on Wednesday.

The Cougars (14-6-0-0) top the WHL’s Western Conference while the Giants rank among the bottom tier of teams in the conference at 8-11-1-0.

Vancouver snapped a three-game losing streak and ended Prince George’s run of home wins at five straight.

Giants goalie Brett Mirwald made 38 saves for the win. His counterpart with Prince George, Ty Young, made 24.

Adam Titlbach, Jakob Oreskovic and Ty Halaburda were Vancouver’s other goal scorers.

Ondrej Becher scored Prince George’s lone goal.

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Jesse Heslop’s second-period goal stood up as the game-winner for the Silvertips. Heslop also had two assists in the game.

Carter Bear, Teague Patton and Austin Roest each contributed a goal to Everett’s win while Silvertips goalie Ethan Chadwick stopped 23 shots.

Sloan Stanick scored a pair of goals and Niall Crocker also scored for Prince Albert.

Raiders netminder Chase Coward stopped 39 shots in the loss.

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Conor Geekie led the Wild with a pair of goals. Hayden Moore, Kenta Isogai and Matthew Savoie each scored a goal for Wenatchee.

Wild netminder Daniel Hauser stopped 27 of 29 shots.

Pasha Bocharov and Jordan Gavin scored for the Americans. Goalie Kyle Kelsey made 33 saves.

(Canadian Press)