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10-17-2008, 03:07 PM
http://www.reginapats.com/News/432/
Head To Head:
This is the second meeting of the season between the Pats and the Rebels. The first match-up came October 5th, as the Pats won in a shoot-out 2-1. Damien Ketlo got his first ever Western Hockey League win stopping 28 of 29 shots, Matt Strueby scored the lone Pat goal while Jordan Weal scored the shoot-out winner. Pats specialty teams saw the power play go 0 for 5, while they killed 6 of their 7 penalties.
Last Game:
It was a wild night at Rexall Place on Wednesday in a 7-5 pat win over the Oil Kings. Thomas Hricina scored his first and second goals in his young WHL career. Also hitting the scoreboard was Jordan Weal, Jordan Eberle, Garrett Mitchell and Matt Strueby. Damien Ketlo got, and won his second start of the season, stopping 20 of 25 shots. The power play went 1 for 5, while the penalty kill took it on the chin, as the Kings went 3 for 10
Road Trip:
The front part of the schedule has been very friendly to the Pats. Six of their first nine games have been at the friendly confines of the Dome, getting points in all six of their matchups (3-0-1-2).
Tonight is the third of a 4 game road trip through the Central Division, and the road hasnt been very kind to the Pats to begin the season, with losses in Brandon (season opener), Prince Albert and in Lethbridge on Thanksgiving Monday. Other than their win at Rexall Place on Wednesday, the blue and white won on the road 4-2 at Westman Communications Group Place in Brandon, this came on Oct. 4th.
When the four game trip through the central Division is over, the Pats will have a lengthy 5 game home stand, beginning Tuesday night against the red hot Saskatoon Blades.
Season Series Against Rebels
Oct. 5th, 2008 Pats 2 vs. Rebels 1 SO
Oct. 31st, 2008 Rebels @ Pats 8pm
Dec. 7th, 2008 Pats @ Rebels 6pm
Pats Injuries:
Mitch Czibere (F) (knee) 3-4 weeks
Linden Rowat (G) (Shoulder) Day-to-day
The Pats have lost 19 man games due to injury.
After missing the beginning of the season with a hip injury, Kyle Mulder made his debut on Saturday night against the Tri-City Americans.
Milestones:
*With his goal Wednesday night in Edmonton, Matt Strueby has scored as many goals this season (8), as he had all last season.
*With two points on Monday afternoon, Scott Doucet has hit the 100 point plateau for his WHL career. He is also 11 penalty minutes shy of 300 in his WHL career.
*Michael MacAngus is a goal away from 50 career markers in his WHL career.
*Brett Leffler is 4 goals away from 30 in his WHL career.
*Pats goalie Linden Rowat currently sits with 8 career shutouts He is one shy of the Pats team record of 9 shutouts in a career, which was set by Josh Harding (2001-04).
Pats in the NHL:
On the opening night of the 2008-09 National Hockey League season, there were 13 former Pats playing on NHL clubs:
Garnet Exelby (Atl) D Pats 2000-01 Brad Stuart (Det) D Pats 1995-99
Kyle Calder (L.A.) LW Pats 1995-99 Derek Boogarrd (Minn) LW Pats 1999-00
Josh Harding (Minn) G Pats 2001-04 Mike Sillinger (NYI) C Pats 1987-91
Colton Orr (NYR) RW Pats 2002-0 Jason Smith (OTT) D Pats 1990-93
Todd Fedoruk (Phx) LW Pats 1997-99 Derek Morris (Phx) D Pats 1995-97
Barrett Jackman (St.L) D Pats 1997-00 Jamie Heward (TB) D Pats 1987-91
Rick Rypien (Van) C Pats 2001-05
Leaders:
Goals Matt Strueby (8) Wins Linden Rowat, Damien Ketlo (2)
Assists Jordan Weal (10) GAA Linden Rowat (2.65)
Points Jordan Weal (14) SV % - Linden Rowat (.908)
Plus/Minus Rudolf Cerveny (+14)
PIM Matt Delahey (26)
GWG Jordan Eberle (2)
PPG - Jordan Eberle (3)
Drafted Players:
Brett Leffler (Wash. 07)
Linden Rowat (L.A. 07)
Colten Teubert (L.A. 08)
Jordan Eberle (Edm. 08)
Matt Delahey (N.J. 08)
Player Breakdown:
The Pats currently have 25 players on their roster:
15 forwards, 7 defencemen, and 3 goaltenders
3 (20 year olds), 6 (19 year olds), 7 (18 year olds), 7 (17 year olds), 3 (16 year olds)
11 (Saskatchewan), 6 (B.C.), 3 (Alberta), 3 (Manitoba), 1 (Czech Republic), 1 (Slovakia)
Next 5 Games: Last 5 Games:
October 18th, 2008 7:30 @ Medicine Hat October 15th @ Edmonton 7-5 W
October 21st, 2008 7pm vs. Saskatoon October 13th @ Lethbridge 3-2 L
October 24th, 2008 7pm vs. Portland October 11th vs. Tri-City 4-3 L ot
October 26th, 2008 2pm vs. Prince Albert October 8th vs. Kootenay 5-4 W
October 29th, 2008 7pm vs. Moose Jaw October 5th vs. Red Deer 2-1 W s/o
Head To Head:
This is the second meeting of the season between the Pats and the Rebels. The first match-up came October 5th, as the Pats won in a shoot-out 2-1. Damien Ketlo got his first ever Western Hockey League win stopping 28 of 29 shots, Matt Strueby scored the lone Pat goal while Jordan Weal scored the shoot-out winner. Pats specialty teams saw the power play go 0 for 5, while they killed 6 of their 7 penalties.
Last Game:
It was a wild night at Rexall Place on Wednesday in a 7-5 pat win over the Oil Kings. Thomas Hricina scored his first and second goals in his young WHL career. Also hitting the scoreboard was Jordan Weal, Jordan Eberle, Garrett Mitchell and Matt Strueby. Damien Ketlo got, and won his second start of the season, stopping 20 of 25 shots. The power play went 1 for 5, while the penalty kill took it on the chin, as the Kings went 3 for 10
Road Trip:
The front part of the schedule has been very friendly to the Pats. Six of their first nine games have been at the friendly confines of the Dome, getting points in all six of their matchups (3-0-1-2).
Tonight is the third of a 4 game road trip through the Central Division, and the road hasnt been very kind to the Pats to begin the season, with losses in Brandon (season opener), Prince Albert and in Lethbridge on Thanksgiving Monday. Other than their win at Rexall Place on Wednesday, the blue and white won on the road 4-2 at Westman Communications Group Place in Brandon, this came on Oct. 4th.
When the four game trip through the central Division is over, the Pats will have a lengthy 5 game home stand, beginning Tuesday night against the red hot Saskatoon Blades.
Season Series Against Rebels
Oct. 5th, 2008 Pats 2 vs. Rebels 1 SO
Oct. 31st, 2008 Rebels @ Pats 8pm
Dec. 7th, 2008 Pats @ Rebels 6pm
Pats Injuries:
Mitch Czibere (F) (knee) 3-4 weeks
Linden Rowat (G) (Shoulder) Day-to-day
The Pats have lost 19 man games due to injury.
After missing the beginning of the season with a hip injury, Kyle Mulder made his debut on Saturday night against the Tri-City Americans.
Milestones:
*With his goal Wednesday night in Edmonton, Matt Strueby has scored as many goals this season (8), as he had all last season.
*With two points on Monday afternoon, Scott Doucet has hit the 100 point plateau for his WHL career. He is also 11 penalty minutes shy of 300 in his WHL career.
*Michael MacAngus is a goal away from 50 career markers in his WHL career.
*Brett Leffler is 4 goals away from 30 in his WHL career.
*Pats goalie Linden Rowat currently sits with 8 career shutouts He is one shy of the Pats team record of 9 shutouts in a career, which was set by Josh Harding (2001-04).
Pats in the NHL:
On the opening night of the 2008-09 National Hockey League season, there were 13 former Pats playing on NHL clubs:
Garnet Exelby (Atl) D Pats 2000-01 Brad Stuart (Det) D Pats 1995-99
Kyle Calder (L.A.) LW Pats 1995-99 Derek Boogarrd (Minn) LW Pats 1999-00
Josh Harding (Minn) G Pats 2001-04 Mike Sillinger (NYI) C Pats 1987-91
Colton Orr (NYR) RW Pats 2002-0 Jason Smith (OTT) D Pats 1990-93
Todd Fedoruk (Phx) LW Pats 1997-99 Derek Morris (Phx) D Pats 1995-97
Barrett Jackman (St.L) D Pats 1997-00 Jamie Heward (TB) D Pats 1987-91
Rick Rypien (Van) C Pats 2001-05
Leaders:
Goals Matt Strueby (8) Wins Linden Rowat, Damien Ketlo (2)
Assists Jordan Weal (10) GAA Linden Rowat (2.65)
Points Jordan Weal (14) SV % - Linden Rowat (.908)
Plus/Minus Rudolf Cerveny (+14)
PIM Matt Delahey (26)
GWG Jordan Eberle (2)
PPG - Jordan Eberle (3)
Drafted Players:
Brett Leffler (Wash. 07)
Linden Rowat (L.A. 07)
Colten Teubert (L.A. 08)
Jordan Eberle (Edm. 08)
Matt Delahey (N.J. 08)
Player Breakdown:
The Pats currently have 25 players on their roster:
15 forwards, 7 defencemen, and 3 goaltenders
3 (20 year olds), 6 (19 year olds), 7 (18 year olds), 7 (17 year olds), 3 (16 year olds)
11 (Saskatchewan), 6 (B.C.), 3 (Alberta), 3 (Manitoba), 1 (Czech Republic), 1 (Slovakia)
Next 5 Games: Last 5 Games:
October 18th, 2008 7:30 @ Medicine Hat October 15th @ Edmonton 7-5 W
October 21st, 2008 7pm vs. Saskatoon October 13th @ Lethbridge 3-2 L
October 24th, 2008 7pm vs. Portland October 11th vs. Tri-City 4-3 L ot
October 26th, 2008 2pm vs. Prince Albert October 8th vs. Kootenay 5-4 W
October 29th, 2008 7pm vs. Moose Jaw October 5th vs. Red Deer 2-1 W s/o