Edmonton Ice Breaker Tourny

[Some_Arrogant_Jerk]

http://whl.ca/news/?id=9694

Lets try to keep all the ice breaker tournament related info in this thread.

The pats' first tournament game ended today, with the pats beating the tigers 6-4. Kyle Mulder got a hat trick and Victor Bartley was dominant with a goal and four assists.

There was 2 fights in this game, so if anyone has fight recaps, feel free to share them. The rest of the game summary is on the whl website link above...somewhere on there.

Does anyone know the rosters that were dressed for the games? There is next to no coverage on these exhibition tournaments, though to be fair it has been better lately... they are actually showing box scores now.

[nivek_wahs]

Roddy's blog..... http://rodpedersen.blogspot.com/


The Regina Pats opened the WHL preseason on a winning note with a 6-4 triumph over the Medicine Hat Tigers at the Oil Kings' tournament in Sherwood Park, AB.

Offensively, Pats G.M. Brent Parker provided this recap:

Bartley 1-G 4 -A
Mulder 3-G
Favreau - 1-G 2-A
Leffler 1-G
Hricina 3-A

In the crease, the line was:

Rowat 2 goals on 13 shots 29 minutes
Ketlo 2 goals on 16 shots 31 minutes

29 / 29 Shots On Goal

The Pats play the host Edmonton Oil Kings tomorrow night at 7:00 pm. Jeff Bosch starts in goal with Derek Tendler slated to play the final 30 minutes.

[patsdude114]

Great to see Hricina getting 3 assists as well, shows he is adapting fast to the WHL, add Cerveny next week we should have some decent offence.

Bartley is going to be a stud this year in our conference, prob be top 3 defencemen in our conference forsure top 5.

[agent]

Is Eberle away at a camp somewhere?

[nivek_wahs]

http://reginapats.com/News/384/


Pats Win Preseason Opener

2008-08-31

A Hat-Trick for Kyle Mulder powered the Pats to a 6-4 win over the Medicine Hat Tigers in the opener of the Edmonton Oil Kings preseason tournament.
The 17 year old forward also scored the winning goal 4:57 into the 3rd period, just 51 seconds after the Tigers had tied it at 4. Victor Bartley
also had his name all over the score-sheet with a goal and four assists.

Both the Tigers and the Pats were playing without many familiar names that are away at NHL camps, so it was a pair of very young line-ups that hit the
ice. The game also featured three fights, as the Pats Jeff Dort, Michael MacAngus, and Curtis Kulchar all picked up third period majors.

1st Period
4:10 – Pats 21 Dominick Favreau (26 Andrew Rieder, 6 Victor Bartley) EV
5:09 – Tigers 17 Mike Forsyth (22 Dylan Bredo, 6 Matthew Konan) EV
12:42 – Tigers 18 Thomas Frazee (28 Sean Collins, 21 Taylor Gal) PP
2nd Period
5:00 – Pats 24 Brett Leffler (34 Jordan Weal) EV
5:15 – Pats 15 Kyle Mulder (26 Andrew Rieder, 6 Victor Bartley) EV
9:27 – Pats 6 Victor Bartley (22 Thomas Hricina, 21 Dominick Favreau) EV
16:03 – Tigers 16 Joey Frazer (36 Colin Mosdanchuk, 3 Scott McKay) EV
3rd Period
4:06 – Tigers 19 Tristan King (9 Josh Koper, John Stampohar) EV
4:57 – Pats 15 Kyle Mulder (2) (6 Victor Bartley, Graham Hood) EV
8:51 – Pats 15 Kyle Mulder (3) (22 Thomas Hricina, 6 Victor Bartley) EV

Shots on Goal 1 2 3 TO
Tigers 8 7 14 29
Pats 11 10 8 29


Goaltenders
Tigers
30 – Tyler Bunz 23/29
Pats
33 – Linden Rowatt 11/13
31 – Damien Ketlo 14/16


The Pats will hit the ice tomorrow night, facing the host Oil Kings at 7pm, and finish up the tournament Monday afternoon at 3pm
against the Prince George Cougars. It will be on the road again Friday night in Brandon to take on the Wheat Kings, while Pats fans will get their first
look at the Blue and White Saturday September 6th when the Wheatties will visit the Brandt Centre. It’s a 7pm puck drop.

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[QUOTE=Some_Arrogant_Jerk]http://whl.ca/news/?id=9694

Lets try to keep all the ice breaker tournament related info in this thread.

The pats' first tournament game ended today, with the pats beating the tigers 6-4. Kyle Mulder got a hat trick and Victor Bartley was dominant with a goal and four assists.

There was 2 fights in this game, so if anyone has fight recaps, feel free to share them. The rest of the game summary is on the whl website link above...somewhere on there.

Does anyone know the rosters that were dressed for the games? There is next to no coverage on these exhibition tournaments, though to be fair it has been better lately... they are actually showing box scores now

YES - GO TO THE EDMONTON OIL KINGS WEB SITE - CLICK ON SCORES AND SCHEDULE - THEN CLICK ON MEDICINE HAT TIGERS VS. REGINA PATS - NEXT CLICK ON OPEN NOW. YOU WILL HAVE TO TURN YOUR HEAD TO THE LEFT TO READ IT, AS IT IS A 8" X 14" SHEET. JORDAN EBERLE - WAS NOT DRESSED FOR THE GAME.

[Some_Arrogant_Jerk]

YES - GO TO THE EDMONTON OIL KINGS WEB SITE [/COLOR][/B] - CLICK ON SCORES AND SCHEDULE - THEN CLICK ON MEDICINE HAT TIGERS VS. REGINA PATS - NEXT CLICK ON OPEN NOW. YOU WILL HAVE TO TURN YOUR HEAD TO THE LEFT TO READ IT, AS IT IS A 8" X 14" SHEET. JORDAN EBERLE - WAS NOT DRESSED FOR THE GAME.

Thanks for the tip. If you want to make it easier to read, you can jsut go under "view" at the top of your screen, and scroll your mouse over rotate, and then click "clockwise".

Alot easier on your neck.

[nivek_wahs]

http://www.oilkings.ca/hm/inside.php?sid=9

Says Pats lost 5-4 but looking at the summary the Pats indeed won 5-4 over the Oil Kings.

Check out the summary..... Derkatch might just get his wish for one of the most penalized teams in the league.

[nivek_wahs]

In Greg Harder has a small write-up on his blog along with the summary..... complete craziness lol.....


Pats edge Oil Kings

Jordan Eberle had two goals and an assist to lead the Regina Pats to a 5-4 win over the Edmonton Oil Kings in WHL preseason action on Sunday.
Koltyn Miller, Matt Strueby and Clarke Breitkreuz had the other goals. Scott Doucet added two assists.
Adrian Van de Mosselaer, with two, Regina product Brent Raedeke and Brett Breitkreuz replied for the Oil Kings, who trailed 5-1 early in the third period. There was also a melee at the end of the final frame which resulted in ejections to four members of the Pats: Colten Teubert, Matt Delahey, Dominick Favreau and Garrett Mitchell.
Below is the game summary, which appeared on the WHL Web site. It's a bit of a mess, but it's better than nothing.


First Period
0:50 – REG Penalty – 7 Matt Delahey 2:00 Cross-checking
3:55 – EDM Penalty – 9 Brent Raedeke 2:00 Interference
6:11 - REG Goal - 39 Koltyn Miller (unassisted) EV
10:56 – REG Penalty – 7 Matt Delahey 2:00 Boarding, 5:00 Fighting,
10:56 – EDM Penalty – 28 Brent Henke 2:00 Instigation, 5:00 Fighting, Game Misconduct
11:52 – REG Penalty – 32 Garrett Mitchell 2:00 Slashing
13:29 – EDM Penalty – 29 Brett Breitkreuz 2:00 Interference
13:49 – REG Penalty - 20 Colten Teubert 2:00 Holding
16:09 - REG Penalty – 20 Colten Teubert 2:00 Checking From Behind
16:58 – EDM Penalty – 12 Shayne Neigum 2:00 Roughing
16:58 – REG Penalty – 11 Graham Hood 2:00 Roughing
17:36 – EDM Penalty – 7 Cameron Cepek 5:00 Fighting, Game Misconduct
17:36 – REG Penalty – 23 Cody Hanson 2:00 Instigating, 5:00 Fighting, Game Misconduct
17:45 – EDM Goal - 29 Brett Breitkreuz (11 Brandon Lockerby, 24 Craig McCallum) PP
18:33 – REG Goal – 27 Jordan Eberle (10 Scott Doucet) SH
Second Period
6:44 – REG Penalty – 15 Kyle Mulder 2:00 Interference
7:49 – EDM Penalty – 7 Cameron Cepek 2:00 Unsportsmanlike conduct
7:49 – REG Penalty – 20 Colten Teubert 2:00 Tripping, 2:00 Roughing
10:38 – Goalies Switch EDM Dalyn Flette 11/13 REG Jeff Bosch 17/18
11:38 – REG Goal – 27 Jordan Eberle (2) (26 Andrew Rieder) EV
13:56 – EDM Peanlty – 24 Craig McCallum 2:00 Holding
15:01 – REG Goal – 29 Matt Strueby (3 Dallas Jackson, 27 Jordan Eberle) PP
Third Period
0:49 – REG Penalty – 3 Dallas Jackson 2:00 Interference
4:48 – REG Penalty – 11 Graham Hood 2:00 Unsportsmanlike Conduct
5:09 – REG Penalty – 7 Matt Delahey 2:00 Cross-checking
5:09 – REG Penalty – 3 Dallas Jackson 10 Minute Misconduct
8:12 – REG Penalty – 2 Justin Slobozian 2:00 Slashing
8:12 - Time out Oil Kings
10:09 – EDM Penalty – 16 Robin Soudek 2:00 Slashing
10:09 – REG Penalty – 7 Matt Delahey 2:00 Roughing
15:14 – REG Goal – 18 Clarke Breitkreuz (10 Scott Doucet, 22 Thomas Hricina) EV
17:47 - EDM Goal – 2 Adrian Van de Mosselaer (29 Brett Breitkreuz, 21 Braeden Adamyk) EV
18:07 - EDM Goal - 9 Brent Raedeke ( 24 Craig McCallum, 2 Adrian Van de Mosselaer ) EV
19:09 - REG Penalty - 32 Garrett Mitchell 5:00 Fighting, Game Misconducts
19:09 – REG Penalty - 7 Matt Delahey 5:00 Fighting, Game Misconducts
19:09 – REG Penalty - 20 Colton Teubert 2:00 Instigator, 5:00 Fighting, Game Misconduct
19:09 - REG Penalty - 21 Dominick Favreau 2:00 Roughing, 2:00 Instigating, 5:00 Fighting, Game Misconduct
19:09 –EDM Penalty - 7 Cameron Cepek 5:00 Fighting, Game Misconduct
19:09 –EDM Penalty - 12 Shayne Neigum 5:00 Fighting
19:09 – EDM Penalty - 16 Robin Soudek 5:00 Fighting, Game Misdonduct, 10 MIN Misconduct (no jersey tie-down)
19:09 - EDM Penalty - 9 Brent Raedeke 5:00 Fighting
19:22 - EDM Goal – 2 Adrian Van de Mosselaer (11 Brandon Lockerby, 24 Craig McCallum) PP

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http://www.oilkings.ca/hm/inside.php?sid=9

Says Pats lost 5-4 but looking at the summary the Pats indeed won 5-4 over the Oil Kings.

Check out the summary..... Derkatch might just get his wish for one of the most penalized teams in the league.

YES KEVIN REGINA PATS DID WIN - 5-4 over the Edmonton Oil Kings.

Jordan EBERLE, played and scored 2 goals and had 1 assist. Pats led 2-1 after the frist period and upped the score to 4-1 after the second period.

The Edmonton Oil Kings went postal for their second game of their Pre-Season Invitational. Unfortunately, that’s not a good thing in hockey. Four Oil Kings hit the post and they threw everything they had at the Pats in the last 10 minutes but it wasn’t quite enough as they fell 5 – 4 to Regina Sunday night at Servus Credit Union Place in St. Albert. What a finish. The home squad rallied with 3 goals in the last 2:13 and there was a line brawl with just 51 seconds to go in what was clearly the most entertaining hockey game of the Oil Kings tournament so far.

“It was really exciting.” described Oil Kings bruising defenceman Adrian Van de Mosselaer who scored a pair of goals and added an assist in the final flurry. “We just stuck to our game and kept banging away and went towards the net and the last minute got pretty exciting.”

Van de Mossealaer was on the ice for the last minute and just missed his hat trick on a mad scramble in front. Not bad for a guy that scored in his first WHL regular season game last year and hasn’t scored since in 52 games. As for the line brawl at the end, the 6’2, 215 pound Kelowna resident says that’ll go a long way towards team building.

“(Cameron) Cepek stepped up and we all stepped up today. It was good to see Robin (Soudek) get his first fight in and he did very good. It’s good to know that guys aren’t afraid to step up to the plate when the game gets a little messy.”

Some might say it was a Rocky Thompson type game.

“I wouldn’t say that.” the Oil Kings assistant coach quickly pointed out. “But it was nice to see our guys at the end there just sticking up for each other. You could see that Regina was trying to take advantage of us throughout the game and I thought our guys responded well at the end. I truly think a lot of our guys not only surprised Regina but maybe even surprised themselves.”
Oil Kings 18-year-old goalie Dalyn Flette looked solid as the starter for Edmonton. He played just over 30 minutes and made 11 saves on 13 shots. The Calgary native’s best save was his last robbing Brett Breitkreuz’s little brother Clarke on a clear cut breakaway from the red line and in courtesy of a terrific pass from Pats winger Garrett Mitchell. That’s the first time the Breitzkreuz brothers have had to play a competitive game of hockey against each other. Older brother Brett finished with a goal and an assist but admits younger brother Clarke gets the bragging rights after scoring the game winner.
“We’ve been on the same team and even on the same line until I went to play Pee Wee AA, and we haven’t played together since. It was a little different, that’s for sure. He still got the same winner. I didn’t know who to cheer for on his breakaway. He can score a hat trick and we can win 4 – 3 and I’d take that every night.”

Brent Raedeke rounded out the scoring for the Oil Kings. Koltyn Miller opened the scoring for the Pats and then Edmonton Oilers 1st round, 22nd overall draft pick Jordan Eberle stole the show from there with a pair of goals and an assist. Matt Streuby added a single for the Pats.

Regina will play one more game in this tournament at 3:00 p.m. on Monday against the Prince George Cougars. Edmonton will close out the tournament in the 7 o’clock game against the Medicine Hat Tigers.

[Some_Arrogant_Jerk]

Looking at the penalty summary, I know that Im going to really, really like this years team.

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Thanks for the tip. If you want to make it easier to read, you can jsut go under "view" at the top of your screen, and scroll your mouse over rotate, and then click "clockwise".

Alot easier on your neck.

YES, I found that out.

[Kassian]

That box score confuses me.

17:36 – EDM Penalty – 7 Cameron Cepek 5:00 Fighting, Game Misconduct

19:09 –EDM Penalty - 7 Cameron Cepek 5:00 Fighting, Game Misconduct

On the Oil Kings website it also mentions that Brett Breitkreuz and Colten Teubert fought yet Breitkreuz didn't even receive a fighting major. :confused:

[scoreboard]

That box score confuses me.

17:36 – EDM Penalty – 7 Cameron Cepek 5:00 Fighting, Game Misconduct

19:09 –EDM Penalty - 7 Cameron Cepek 5:00 Fighting, Game Misconduct

On the Oil Kings website it also mentions that Brett Breitkreuz and Colten Teubert fought yet Breitkreuz didn't even receive a fighting major. :confused:


IF YOU WILL NOTICE: 1st. Period - Cameron CEPAK - 5 minutes (no game misconduct. 3 rd. Period - Cameron CEPAK - 5 minutes and game misconduct)


Also: Colten TEUBERT fought Robin SOUDEK at 19:09 - 3 rd. period.

Forget about what the news reporter's say, lots of times they mistakes. Lets face it you have but one hour to write-up you story and get it to the newspaper. One who knows. Use to report hockey, baseball and football games to the Leader Post.

[dsquared]

would somrone please explain to me what the
1st 7:03 -7:36
2nd 7:54 - 8:25
3rd 8:44 - 9:27

in the middle of the very top of the score sheet for the Oil Kings and Pats is for? I notice that there was times on the Tiger/Pat score sheet also Score sheet (http://oilkings.ca/hm/download.php?id=14&client_id=14)


Thanks in advnce
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[Kassian]

IF YOU WILL NOTICE: 1st. Period - Cameron CEPAK - 5 minutes (no game misconduct. 3 rd. Period - Cameron CEPAK - 5 minutes and game misconduct)

Normally that would be fine. But with the automatic game misconduct in regards to fighting during the preseason that still doesn't make sense.


Also: Colten TEUBERT fought Robin SOUDEK at 19:09 - 3 rd. period.

Thanks.

[nivek_wahs]

Normally that would be fine. But with the automatic game misconduct in regards to fighting during the preseason that still doesn't make sense.



Thanks.Looking at the summary I believe that when an Instigator penalty is issued the opponent doesn't receive the game misconduct penalty.

The penalties issued at 17:36 were:

Cepek Fight
Hanson Instigator, Fight, GM

It also happened earlier in the game as well..... Henke (Edmonton) got the Instigator when he fought Delahey..... Delahey didn't get the boot. Also later in the game's final minute where 2 Pats received Instigator minors and 2 Oil Kings fought but didn't get ejected (a GM).

Also with the Teubert scrap.... as he got an Instigator penalty he either fought Raedeke or Neigum (as neither one received Game Misconduct's). Scorekeepers (in most cases) usually don't put combatants in the order they fought (or in groups), they put them in the order the referee tells them the penalties.

[nivek_wahs]

would somrone please explain to me what the
1st 7:03 -7:36
2nd 7:54 - 8:25
3rd 8:44 - 9:27

in the middle of the very top of the score sheet for the Oil Kings and Pats is for? I notice that there was times on the Tiger/Pat score sheet also Score sheet (http://oilkings.ca/hm/download.php?id=14&client_id=14)


Thanks in advnceThe start times and end times of each period would be my guess.

[Kassian]

Looking at the summary I believe that when an Instigator penalty is issued the opponent doesn't receive the game misconduct penalty.

The penalties issued at 17:36 were:

Cepek Fight
Hanson Instigator, Fight, GM

It also happened earlier in the game as well..... Henke (Edmonton) got the Instigator when he fought Delahey..... Delahey didn't get the boot. Also later in the game's final minute where 2 Pats received Instigator minors and 2 Oil Kings fought but didn't get ejected (a GM).

Also with the Teubert scrap.... as he got an Instigator penalty he either fought Raedeke or Neigum (as neither one received Game Misconduct's). Scorekeepers (in most cases) usually don't put combatants in the order they fought (or in groups), they put them in the order the referee tells them the penalties.

By looking at that box score that would make sense. However in every other preseason game I've attended (or other box scores I've read) it doesn't seem to matter whether an instigator penalty was handed out or not. To my knowledge any fighting major during the preseason came with an automatic game misconduct.

[nivek_wahs]

http://communities.canada.com/reginaleaderpost/blogs/slapshots/archive/2008/09/01/preseason-sweep-for-pats.aspx


Preseason sweep for Pats

Dale Derkatch is still undefeated as the new head coach of the Regina Pats.
Scott Doucet had a goal and an assist on Monday, leading the Pats to a 4-2 win over the Prince George Cougars at a preseason tournament in Edmonton.
Regina won the tournament with a 3-0 record, also posting a 6-4 win over the Medicine Hat Tigers and a 5-4 decision against the Edmonton Oil Kings.
Derkatch, the Pats' all-time leading scorer, was making his debut behind Regina's bench after being hired this summer to replace Curtis Hunt, now an assistant with the Ottawa Senators.
Derkatch got plenty of help from defenceman Victor Bartley, who had three assists on Monday to give him a goal and seven helpers in just two games.
Rookie hopefuls Graham Hood, Jeff Dort and Koltyn Miller had Regina's other goals. Damien Ketlo stopped 14 of 16 shots. Derek Tendler turned aside all 14 he faces in relief.
Regina still has four preseason games remaining — a home-and-home series against the Brandon Wheat Kings and Saskatoon Blades, respectively. The Pats visit Brandon on Friday and make their home preseason debut on Saturday against the Wheat Kings.
Here's the scoring summary from Monday's game, courtesy of new Pats PR man Dan Plaster:

First Period
1:29 - PG Goal - 19 Dana Tyrell (unassisted) SH
Second Period
0:39 - PG Goal - 23 Art Bidlevskii (6 Cody Hobss, 19 Dana Tyrell) PP
7:50 - REG Goal 11 Graham Hood (29 Matt Strueby, 6 Victor Bartley) PP
Third Period
9:45 – REG Goal - 41 Jeff Dort (27 Jordan Eberle, 6 Victor Bartley) EV
10:38 - REG Goal – 39 Koltyn Miller (10 Scott Doucet, 5 Curtis Kulchar) PP
19:49 – REG Goal - 10 Scott Doucet (24 Brett Leffler, 6 Victor Bartley) SH/EN
S.O.G.
REGINA 11-7-16 = 34
PRINCE GEORGE 10-8-13 = 31
Goalies
REGINA 31 Damien Kelto 14/16, Derek Tendler 14/14
PRINCE GEORGE 30 Kevin Armstrong 30/33

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http://communities.canada.com/reginaleaderpost/blogs/slapshots/archive/2008/09/01/preseason-sweep-for-pats.aspx

Although Regina Pats won the Edmonton Tournament over the weekend, there were way to many penalties and fights (a grand total of 10 fights in 3 games). Yes, I know some of you love fights and some will say the players are fighting for postion on the club.

I for one, do not like a lot of penalties and am totally against fighting. I like Dale Derkatch very much but hope this fighting, and resulting penalties, does not continue throughout the season. A player in a penalty box is incapable of helping the team win a game! They can't show their skill at playing hockey sitting on their butts in a penalty box.

They could take the example of Ron Garwasiuk in 1969, when the opposing team tried to take him out of the game by sending their top fighter after him. Knowing that if he gave in to fighting the Pats could lose what was an important playoff game, he just fell to the ice, curled up into a ball, and refused to participate. The opposing player received a five minute penalty and we went on to score two goals and won the series. To this day I hold "Garby" in high respect for what he did. He went on to record 63 points in the playoffs that season which is still a Regina Pats Club record.

[patsdude114]

Well Derketch has stated that he wasnts to be in the to 5 in PIM in the league, shows that his team is competeing night in and night out. As for the fighting, fighting has its place in hockey no matter what anyone says. Stand up for yourself or teammates cause the ref's can only protect you so much. Make a player think twice about throwing the big bone crunching hit knowing that he may have to fight a Tuebert, Grantham, Bendfeld. As much as you dont like it the fighting sells tickets and gives the players there right to police themselves or teammates. Its like standing up for your buddy or little brother who isnt a fighter but gets picked on in some shape or form.