Triton
09-13-2007, 10:01 AM
Brandon, Manitoba -- The Brandon Wheat Kings will have two familiar faces back on the ice at Westman Place this afternoon when they continue preparations for this weekend's Western Hockey League home and home pre-season series with the Moose Jaw Warriors.
In addition to center Andrew Clark, who was returned by the Natioinal Hockey League's St. Louis Blues on Wednesday, the Wheat Kings will have 18-year old defenceman Keith Aulie back on the blueline after the Rouleau, Saskatchewan product was reassigned to the WHL club by the Calgary Flames.
A fourth round draft choice of the Flames in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft, Aulie is coming off a solid season that saw him score one goal and nine points in 66 games. As well, he accumulated 82 minutes in penalties.
Only 20-year old Daryl Boyle remains away at pro camp as the 4-year WHL veteran is currently skating with the Bruins in Boston.
In other Wheat King news, the Wheat Kings have extended a special invitation to its Alumni to be the hockey club's guest at the 2007 Coca Cola Home Opener, scheduled for Friday, September 21st at Westman Place.
Whether you played in the forties, fifties, sixties, seventies, eighties, nineties or last season, the Wheat Kings want to see you.
To receive a pair of complimentary tickets and admission to Westman Place Viewing Lounge before the game against the visiting Saskatoon Blades, please contact Danna at 726-3535 by Wednesday, September 19th.
In addition to center Andrew Clark, who was returned by the Natioinal Hockey League's St. Louis Blues on Wednesday, the Wheat Kings will have 18-year old defenceman Keith Aulie back on the blueline after the Rouleau, Saskatchewan product was reassigned to the WHL club by the Calgary Flames.
A fourth round draft choice of the Flames in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft, Aulie is coming off a solid season that saw him score one goal and nine points in 66 games. As well, he accumulated 82 minutes in penalties.
Only 20-year old Daryl Boyle remains away at pro camp as the 4-year WHL veteran is currently skating with the Bruins in Boston.
In other Wheat King news, the Wheat Kings have extended a special invitation to its Alumni to be the hockey club's guest at the 2007 Coca Cola Home Opener, scheduled for Friday, September 21st at Westman Place.
Whether you played in the forties, fifties, sixties, seventies, eighties, nineties or last season, the Wheat Kings want to see you.
To receive a pair of complimentary tickets and admission to Westman Place Viewing Lounge before the game against the visiting Saskatoon Blades, please contact Danna at 726-3535 by Wednesday, September 19th.